Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-05-08


Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Farme
made trip to Great Falls Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. sfmonis visite,
their daughter, Mrs. Jim Trainor neal
Great Falls the last Of the week. Mr.
and Mrs. Trainor in turn visited th'
Simonis family here Sunday.
Mrs. Jimmie Jones and son Billie
left today for Ladysmith, B. c., where
Mr.. Jones is employed Mrs. Jones is
a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. william
Shocks and has host Of friends who
sincerely regret her departure.
Mrs. VIM. Lindstrom returned tc
her home in Centerville Sunday after
spending most Of the week with her
son, C. E. Peterson, and daughter,
Mrs. Cal Sharrard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pslxka came
down from Geyser on Saturday to at
tend the dance at the Finn hall.
Owing to the heavy snow the re-
ceiver's sale at the VilStora ranch. for
merly known as the Pat Ivey place, 8
miles southwest of Raynesford, has
been postponed until Thursday, May
18th, at P. M. There will be sold so
head Of good cattle, II head Of heavy
work horses and complement Of
farm machinery.-Ady.
Great Falls, Centerxille, Big Sandy
and Fort Benton have likely teams
entered in the big Interscholastic meet
at Missoula this week.
On Saturday night in the K p. hail
there was given a most delightful
baseball dance by the management Of
the local club. Bert Funk, Tom Noble
and John Jaap, together with w. C.
Blomquist as major domo ran the at
fair to perfection. A fine crowd was
present and enjoyed every minute Of
the evening. At the Finn hall on the
same evening there was held a benefit
dance for the little Koski girl who is ,
suffering from tuberculosis. They
had a large attendance and report
sum raised for the sick
girl
Miss Georgia Watts and brother
Cal Of Helena, who are well known
here, visited Wednesday at the home
If Miss Frank Koran. Miss Watts,
Who formerly taught school here, has
,een employed for some time in the
.ivil service at Washington, d. C.
Miss May Kelly, whose birthplace
vas Belt and who lived here until she
assumed the dignity Of q junior in the
Ugh school and then moved to Great
Falls is out visiting her old-time
hum, Harriet Stein. She reports that
Vilbert win graduate from the Uni
'ersity Of Michigan this June, having
AIKEN five year course.
Frank Coonbs Of Great Falls and :
everal other men were out from CT :
'aIls attempting 10 secure oil leases
n ground In the Neil Greek and Box \
'lder country this week. !,
J. W. Anderson and Ole Olson have b
cen retouching the screen in the I,
ythian theatre this week. Il
Mrs. Louis Spiller is spending the n
me while her husband is absent in s
alifornia with her daughter Mary in q
ort Benton. t
Mcclure & Blakeslee Of Great Falls, cS
no constructed the Belt bridge, haye a
,cently been the successful bidders %
II two bridges across Milk River on II
le Fort Belknap Indian reservation. !.
he bridges will be in the neighbor- q
,od Of Dodson and are to be a part q
a government highway through the IA
seFvatieh. The bid was slightly be-
W $4,000. We
Sundays Tribune, in the society :.
lumns, carries picture Of Miss q
NINA Colarchik Of Raynesford. She q
the accomplished daughter Of Mr.. =
ID Mrs. Steve Colarchik and gradu- =
es this year from the Ursuline acad- =
ny. She has appeared on several ~
usical programs in Great Falls.
F. S.Cooley for many years direc-
r Of the extension work of the Mon
ma State college at Bozeman, has ~
tired from this position. He was in
tendance at several Of the Belt -
Irmers' Short Courses in years past !
d is well known to our farmers.
st who viii succeed him is not yet
own.
The Americanization program last
iday night was not well attended.
lite a number Of the features adj -
rtised had to be omitted because Of -
} absence Of the principals. The