Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-04-09
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! Angus Macdonald has returned t.
his home IN Great Falls from the hos
pital here where he was confined fol
lowing q business trip to this city
l.. L. Argent was q passenger Il
Great Falls Wednesday where he at
tended to some business affairs.
Mr.. Ferguson was visiting our To-
cal dealers Thursday.
Frank Woodwork was down from
the Big Seven Wednesday.
Mrs. C. Olson and two small sons
returned to their home here following
visit with relatives in Belt and in
the Tiger Butte vicinity.
Mr.. Seeley and Mr.. Arnwine are en-
joying a few days vacation in Great
Falls from their duties at the Silver
Dyke.
Mr.. Mitchell,s friends welcomed his
return from the east Wednesday. And
he's glad to be back, too.
Mr.. Argent Is exhibiting some
splendid engagements made from ne
gatives of pictures taken by Ernesto
Aeon following q snowfall which
made the evergteens wonderful bow
ers Of white.
Mrs. Royal c. Trip and daughter
Virginia went to Great Falls Friday
for a few days visit with Mira. Tony
Faller. They returned Sunday night
with Mr.. Faller.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. E. White enter
tanned few informally Sunday evspr
ing in compliment to their daughter
Lois and her friend, Margaret Totteps
who are spending a few days here. e
Ruth Faller and Buck Tripp Of the
Falls are spending the holidays here.
Joe Broderick returned Monday to
his home here. Joe has spent the past
six months taking a special advanced
electrical course at Milwaukee, Wis.,
Bishop Faber and Mr.. Young cog-
Quoted Episcopal services at the che
pei Monday evening and held commun-
ion services the following morning..sq
Mrs. B. Sturman left last week Ger
Great Falls for a visit with friends. &C
B. w. Leyson Is again in the Falls
on business. rs
Mrs. Clarenes Collette returned
from Great Falls Tuesday where she
had gone for medical attention.
Rev. A. C. Snow OF Raynesford and
Rev. Jesse Bunch Of Crest Falls win
hold services the latter part Of the
week, at which pictures taken during
the Epwcrth League convention WIN
DO shown.
Mrs. Fred Bronson and wee daugh-
Ter arrived home the past week from
Great Falls.
Miss Betty Jacobson spent few
lays shopping and visiting in Great
Falls. :"
Mr.. Nolan is again at work at the
Porter store. he having returned last
Friday.
Mrs. NJ. N. Lease and grandson,
George Lane, returned Saturday 70
their homes in the Falls.
Among the Neihart younger set re-
burning from high school in CT. Falls
IN Saturdays train are Eleanor Scho-
berg, Emma Schenek, Florence Smith.
Lois White and Mark Ledbetter.
Lee Jacobson came in from his
ranch and went on 10 Great Falls last
Saturday.
Margaret Totten Is visiting this
week with Lois White. The two girls
IRE chums IN high school.
George Asseltine Of Great Falls Is
he guest Of Mark Ledbetter during
Easter recess.
The Misses Curtis, 'coingrove, Ra-
pan and Holland arrived Saturday
md will enjoy our scenery during /
their release from school duties in TIA
.ity.
Carrie Leyson accompanied Mr.
skero to the Big Seven Saturday and
there spent two delightful days.
On Thursday In Great Falls George
". Arthur was laid to rest. Mr.. Ar
thur was in Neihart IN the early days |
md was well and favorably known.
BE leaves a wife, three daughters and
} aon, who have cur heartfelt sYzn-
pathy.
John Niunla Of the DYKE was shs
unanimous choics ~ Saturdays alae-
'ion for sruztss. receiving all Of shs (
lS votsa cast Mr.. Bartie recenkAs
moved dgws fF0m tie Dyke. ana -
sAa lnsligihle for rnalscticn.
Oscar w. saeshson and Miss Allsk- /
is Z AscMillan, both heal young pso-
~. were naaKxsed naesday aftsrmnam