Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-02-28

Mr.. and Mrs. L.orne McConkey are
visiting Mr.. and Bgrs. Leon McConkey
at Warrick. When the first signs Of
spring appear Lorne feels the call Of
the wild and must HE him away to
where he can see If the bronchos can
still crow hop. After few days in
the saddle up in the hills, presumably
hunting strays, but in reality breath
ing in the great out-of-doors, Lorne
will regretfully return and make ev-
eryone be sure that the delivery truck
is not coming before they venture TO
cross the street.
Miss Carter and Miss Gurley visit
ed Great Falls at the week end.
John MagnussOn Of Rocky Ridge
was Belt visitor this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Becker were
among those seen on our streets this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter BIais attended
the chicken demonstration Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Cline were
among the chicken fanciers in attend
ance at the meeting yesterday.
Harry Boyle was visiting his daugh- I
tiers and shopping in town Wednes- /
day. h
CORN MEETING. Wednesday, March
9Th, at 1880 p. m. Agricultural room. {
folly Hartwig, farmer Of Miles City I
win be the principal speaker. There q
will be shown two reels of films,
Keeping the Boy on the Farm d
Everyone interested in Corn Raising
is invited to attend 8
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bratley attend {
ed the poultry meeting at the high :
school.
Nels Roman has men and team of
young mules busy this week excavat-
ing, cess pool for the Knights Of
Pythias building. Il
The Belt Valley Times is on sale at f
Il
Tommy Adamson and Vern Daniels il
were in town the first of the week. t
Last season they were members of the "
Power baseball team. Il
Messrs. Straight Of Harlem and II
Everson Of Havre have rented the OF
Park to Park garage and will be open ia
Tor business in about 10 days. They tt
are practical garagemen and propose Fee
% carry Chevrolet cars, full line Of
and do repair work Of all
Sinds.
Nick Bakko is down from the Silver d
Dyke for few days relaxation. q
Frank Knight passed through town q
donday on his way to Geyser to see -.
lis parents. Frank is running con-
ectionery store in the Palace Theatre
,uilding in Great Falls. He expects IN
0 play on one Of the city league teams tn
n Great Falls this season. Last year ca
e was a member of the Montana
'ower team.
If you have anything to sell an I'D
4 the Business Readers Of The Times TT
ill find you 3 market
Last Thursday afternoon a birthday
arty was given in honor Of Mrs. C.
The invited guests were: sw
Iesdames Chas. Dahl, Frank Beaudry, is
Ians Johnson, Samuelson, Larkin, tn
richer, Jim Johnson and Berg. A wi
cry enjoyable afternoon was spent Co
y ALL A most delicious lunch was 10
srved after which the guests depart thu
wishing Mrs. Gustafson many hap wi
y returns Of the day. of
Rev. A. ]. Richard has been assign Of
/ to the parish at Plevna and left for to
Is new location early this week. Dur be
g his pastorate at st. Marks parish the
E has made friends among all classes
nd his departure Is truly regretted. tit
Q was q companionable man with de-
rye bump Of human kindness. He abb
tended strictly to his own business ms
nd had made so many warm friends tw
nong the people Of Belt and vicinity gr'
lat he looked forward to his depar- tov
ire with the keenest regret. But his lst
gorous health was needed in a larg- yea
parish where a 1900 mile trip is M
seded to cover the territory. There ING
re he was transferred to the parish mn
Plevna and the Rev T. o. ROGUE zen
that place was assigned 70 Belt and Oh
entity. The best wishes Of his many prO
ends 60 with Rev. Richard while the 'N's
~. ROGUE comes to this parish "a.
hen affairs are in the best Of condi-
IN and he is assured Of warm well sas'
me. 40
The Murphy -Maclay team viii not =,
ay in Belt Friday night, but may 'oA
ssibly play in two weeks time when
e Of their men win be on the day =
III. =.
Cecil Krebs returned from 8 VISIT ,s rs