Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-01-31

! and rendered Mr. Morrow q little sur
|. prise party, the occasion being his
sixty-secOnd birthday. Mr.. Morrow
was presented with a pipe and lib
! eral supply of his favorite tobacco
The evening was pleasantly spent al
: eards. At 9 late hour delicious re.
freshments- foolin'-- were served
and the crowd departed after wishing
Hank all the happy returns Of the
day. Those present were John, Mar
quardt, VISA. Willard, Jay Leland, B.
F. McConkey, Bob Mahood. Fred
Lord, John Harner, Ed Sundermeier
Ross Dunn, Frank Bales, Arne Balxko
and Ben Kennedy.
Hair Bobbing and Hair Dressing a
specially at the former shop Of Bob
Robinson. Chas. C. White. --Adv.27
Mrs. Dominic Spogen returned on
Wednesday from Great Falls where
she had gone to attend the funeral
Of Mr.. Fox. Mrs. Spogen's sister
Annie is married to brother OF the
dead man.
Il Mrs. Percy Engdahl and little son
came to town yesterday to visit Mrs
Erred Lord and other relatives.
The Guild card party given satur-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. c.
H. Provin was decidedly successful.
The lunch served was the subject OF
much favorable comment and the afs
ternoon proved so enjoyable TO those
present as to be long remembered.
Miss Marie Irvine, daughter Of Tex
Irvine, returned home from the hos
pital where she had been for several
months, Tuesday.
The Guild met with Mrs. B. F. Nc
Conkey on Thursday afternoon where
the ladies passed the afternoon pleas
antly while piecing a quilt. Mrs. Ray
Wilson won the prize for the most
work done.
Alice Avi Martin Of Ross. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Martin Of Evans.
was married on the 22nd of January
in Winnett to Alfred E. Wells of Cat
Greek. The young couple, who have
the best wishes Of all their friends
and acquaintance in this community.
win make their home on the groon'k |
ranch in the Cat Greek basin.
The Larkin club met with Mrs. win
Willard Friday.
G. w. Merkle was in Great Falls
last week.
uses Gurley and Blake spent the
weeH end in Great Falls.
Misses Susan Sofia, Starner and
Kendall visited the county seat Satur-
day.
Homer Armstrong spent the week
end with his family in Belt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob McCafferty were
in town Tuesday and Wednesday.
Joe Morris visited Great Falls on
Monday last.
Mrs. Mat Richardson returned TO
her home IN Armingt0n Saturday af-
ter having taken medical treatment in
Great Falls for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Burley Of High
wood were shopping in town Saturday.
Miss Ann Urick Of Little Belt is
visiting at the Kennedy home.
Misses Alice and Aimee Beaudry
entertained the Junior Embroidery
club at their home on Monday even
ing. The attendance was not as large
as sometimes because several Of the
members are on the sicklist. \.
Mr.. Mcleod and grandchildren Of
Little Belt were visitors in Belt on
George s. Browning returned from I
4 business trip to Great Falls Tues
day
Matt Shannon came IN from Spring
Creek after supplies yesterday.
Ben Mccoy rode into town wednes-
lay on business.
Norman Parker visited his family
who aFe living in-towT during the
school term on Monday
John Koskela made his usual week
v trip to town with dairy products
he first Of the week.
John Stein was on our streets Mon
lay for the first time in several days.
Milton Peterson Of Little Belt drove
n Monday to transact business and
o procure supplies.
Roy Johson Of Tiger Butte tried out 4
he road between his home and Belt
his week. He says that for miles
here may be perfect sleighinE and
hen there win be a stretch Of bare
round difficult 70 cross. Ia
Two Of the Bumgarner boys drove
Lizzie to town Monday. o
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