Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-04-30

/, Harry Hamment came in on higl
after supplies Tuesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. PrOvin
at the Columbus hospital on Apr
9th, daughter. Mother and babe ar'
reported doing well.
The case in which NJ. T. Messeli
was charged with Irregularities IN
connection with the affairs Of tbs
State Bank of Belt has been dis mis-.
sed by the county attorney.
judgement has been taken against
the defendants in the case Of W. C,
BlOmquist, Receiver Of the State Bank
of Belt, against former stockholders
who have not paid their stock asses
ments as follows: L. B. Lockhart,
SOL 900; E. E. Dawson, $1,000; Ebbs
Lundell, $500; and D. A. Mcleod,
$4,000.
The Choteau County High School
has re-established the manuel train
ing and domestic arts departments in
their school. These departments were
discontinued two years ago because
Of the strenuous financial situation.
A number Of Belt people VINO had
planned on attending the show
and dance at Raynesford failed to ar
rive because the upper road was i'm
passible. An those who took the Otter
Creek road were successful and report
a good show and 9 fine time.
MIR. and Mrs. John Jarvi Of Sand
Coulee were the guests Of Mrs. Rich
ard Keto last Sunday.
Fred Kraftenburg Of Little Belt
was a business vistir In town
Wednesday.
John Carlson Of North Willow was
seen in town yesterday.
Mike Matson received through the
hands Of John Carlson the tidy sum
of SEQ which his friends on Little
Belt had raised for his benefit. He
wishes as to thank them on his be-
half and his family's.
DR.. and Mrs. Stewart were business
visitors in Great Falls Saturday.
A most enjoyable meeting Of the
guild was held at the home Of Mrs.
R. H. Bemis last Thursday afternoon.
Much work was done before lunch was
served. Rev. Young and son were pre-.
sent and he addressed the guild upon
various phases Of their work. The
guests present besides the naembers
were Mrs. Leland, Mrs. Dahl annd the
Misses Kendall, Gullickson, Kreuger
Rice, Schiller, Peterson, Bemis. The
next meeting Of the Guild viii be with
Mrs. Homer Armstrong on Thursday
May 9TH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee johnson and
daughter Doris spent a few hours in
town visiting friends.
Miss Myrtle Skadsen visited Mrs.
Joe, Morris yesterday.
Miss Wanda Sifford was q guest at
the home Of Jude Huber a few hours
Wednesday,
Vernon Grow Of Greenfield visited
II the Wood home over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burrows Of Fife
we're transacting business IN Belt
Wednesday.
Mrs. janet Cooper was q business
yisitor in Belt Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Weir were IN town
Mr.. Weir was looking nf-
er some road work IN this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. 7. w. Noble visited
With Mr.. and Mrs. Bob siegling on
sunday.
Miss Mabel Edman Of Crest Fails
pent the week end visiting Miss
Edieh johnson.
The card party given by the ladies
I the Altar society Of St Marks
hurch was an enjoyable affair al
hough the Great Falls crowd expec-
"a failed 70 arrive. Mrs. N. H. Nell
on won head prize for the ladies,
FRS Homer Armstrong the consola-
in. Bob Heron refused the BOBBY al
iough It was offered to him.
Ernest Siegling WAS high among the
len, s. A. Remington. second and the
w score went to Mr. Kleffner.