Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-01-24

mar boDDlnB anu hair dressing
speciality at the former shop Of Boil
Robinson. Chas. C. White. --Adv.2i
The Junior League of the Metho
dist church enjoyed a party at the
Auditorium Saturday afternoon anC
evening. The grown-ups present were
Mrs. Lord, Miss Ella Graphical, Har-
old Engdahl and Rev. H. T. Stong
Games were played and lunch was
served at six. After this had been
disposed of. games were again the
order Of the day until 9:s0.
Another delightful card party al
the K. P. hall on Saturday evening.
Cards, lunch, dancing. Tickets SOC a
person.-Adv.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. R. H.
Bemis entertained the Embroidery
club. Sewing and fancywork occu-
pied the attention of the ladies until
the hostess served lunch in her usual
hospitabIe manner. Those present
were Mes. NOhl, Wright, Rush, Ora
Wilson, Ray Wilson, Sam Wilson,
McConkey, Remington, Fluhr, N. T.
Wilson. Leland and Polutnik. Mrs.
VIM. Fluhr will entertain the club in
two weeks.
A beautiful rainbow was visible in
the southeast Thursday morning. This
unusual occurrence may have been
caused by the sun shining on the par
ticles of frost in the air when the cold
north wind met the chinook wind
which was evidently blowing in the
upper strata.
Remember the Pastors Conference
which will meet here Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, Feb. 4, and 6.
The evening meetings will be evan
gelistic in nature and the public is
cordially invited to attend not only
the evening service, but also the day
sessions.
Don't miss the good time at the XII
IF P. card party on Saturday night
D. Spogen left for Lewistown on Al
his morning. The cash of the mer-
.antile firm Of which he is receiver
II Judith Gap was all in the Bank Of
fergus County protected by the bond
+ some of the bank officials. Mr..
'pogen expects to make arrangements
or the collection Of the sum involved.
Mrs. Alice Carr was a passenger to
'elt on this mornings train.
Otto Matson. Gus Nelson, John
Ieikkila and John Hendrfkson were {
q town q few hours on Tuesday
Mrs. Bob Robinson is staying for
he time at COZ s. Garfield ST., Poca- 4
lilo, Idaho. I
The Auto school at N. H. Brown i
lg's this week has been well attend
l. Glasses of twenty-five to thirty /
we have been in attendance. Mr.. {
Hey has been the instructor with Mr..
ertli Of the high school as assistant. h
onday two cars were torn down and \
lie parts explained. Wednesday the
ork was on transmission and gears. r
The town team has begun practice a
It'll the same lineup as last year, 3
wing their first workout Monday
ening against the high school squad. m
iey will get into condition as rapid q
as possible and will take on the
sMolays Of CT. Falls for their first
me in the doubleheader on Friday
ght. Later in the season If they
We not lost their old time skill they Y,
II take on any one who comes along.
The Guild viii give a public Card
.rty at the home Of Mrs. C. H. y,
OWN on Saturday afternoon, Janu-
y 20. Play begins at 2:15. Several
ICES will be given. Lunch will be
we'd. Tickets 5Oc.-Adv. 1892. ~
Jos. Bazant came over this morning tx
IN Tracy. We
Mrs. Walter Mehmke and Mrs. Carl ha
rg visited the county seat Monday. co
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McCafferty 70
we through town on the way to tvs
III home on Otter Greek on Tues Of,
Frank Rush returned from a visit IN,
Great Falls Monday morning. ri