Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-04-02

You win find the Ell Eseentio eigai
: in the case. Ask FOR Il. = Adv
Ruth Stuffed invited ia q few Of he
friends to help her celebrate Aer lstl
birthday last Thursday. At six o'clocl
the guests sat down to . wonderful
chicken dinner. The table was decor
ated with Easter favora. A1ser ain
neri games and dancing we're enjoyed
Those present were Ruth Wilson
Helen Remington, Dorothy Stuffel
Joy Browning. Marjorie SAaErard
Dorothy Nelson and Ruth stuffsl Be
sides many delightful birthday gifts
from her small friends. Ruth received
a bicycle from her parents.
Johnnie Marquardt is open for car
repair business IN the volk building,
opposite velebir's.--Adv.
Alec Stone and daughter Mamie
were shopping in Belt Wednesday.
They report roads as drying fast.
WainO Stone is working IN the mines
at Butte
Mart Owens was in town yesterday
to see his mother who was brought
to the GRAPHICAL hospital last Satur-
day. Mrs. Owens Is reported "a much
improved.
FOR SALE - 1921 Ford touring
car Self-starter, battery lights. de-
nountable rims, five tires practically
new. Just overhauled by John Mar
quardt and in fixst-class mechanical
condition. 5000 cash. Frank Bales.
Harry Armstrong came to town
yesterday in . farm wagon after a
load Of supplies.
Earl Healey brought his wife and
baby daughter home from the hospital
Tuesday. The fact that both are do
ing finely Is q source Of satisfaction
% everyone,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Mah were In
town yesterday. Mr.. Maxi Is busy as-
sessing and Mrs. Mad came along 70
spend the day shopping and visiting.
She states that her brother, Gus, Is
attending the state university at Eu-
gene. Oregon, and that her parents
have bought 8 place IN Oregon and are
well satisfied.
FL Eseentio sells on ita merits.
Mr.. and Mrn. Mack Depew Of Fife
were visitors ia town Wednesday
Gwendolyn Bowman viii finish the
sonrne at the State Normal In June
and has been engaged to teach the
primary room at Big Fork. Montanag
where her father is principal
Rev. +. r Brown Of Great Falls has
been in town this week in the interest
q the ChiIdren's home at Helena.
Mrs. w. p. Pilgeram Of Arlington
. quite seriously m at her home there.
Guy Palagi, probation officer, was
n Belt Tuesday and made talk 70
he upper grade boys.
Mat Richardson, Edgar Norris, Sam
Lrebs, D. 4. PimpextOn and Tholmas
slynn we're some of the out-Of-town
isitcrs Tuesday.
W. v. James eanle to town Tuesday
ftsr q four-horse load Of ground
ed.
John AahwcFths WHO has bsen work.
q at Hughasville this winter, came
own yesterday for . vacation.
A most enjoyable dinner and party
as held By the high school agricui-
azal class in the auditorium Saturday
Ight. After the dinner, which was q
ymplets success, the boys and their
Ivited guests danced til late hour.
Roy johnson Of Tiger Bate came
ywn to attend to business matters
ID to meet his friends Wednesday.
Try . Belt Miner. You viii like Il
Miss Isabel Ashworth celebrated
n sixteenth birthday Tuesday even
Z by entertaining . few Of her .
'ung friends. Those present were 4
abel Atkinson, Elizabeth Nissan, .
hid Thompson, Helen velebiF, Hell :
Brut0fsd. Ella Skadsen, Lily Bur- >
ws, Henry Laxiin, Ray Kennedy. =
larles KIimas, Forest Bough, Joseph =
Her, sisurd johnson, Harold John
. and Emil Evans. Games, dane
! and supper were the evenings !
Pred Burrows spent few hours IN =
Rn Monday. 2
Arn. Byron Thaysr and sister Of
ri Crssk were shopping in Belt On