Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-05-21

] Miss Selma K0sAxi who has beel
visiting her sister Mrs. Richard Keel
returned to her home in Great Fan
Sunday.
I Miss Elm KKraftsnburg has com
pleted the school term at MillegaE
and returned home this week to spens
the vacation.
Andrew Maxi and daughter Ell@
Of Little Belt were shopping in Bel
Tuesday.
s. A. Remington and family visited
At the Remington ranch on HighwooS
last Sunday.
Robert Mcclure and Russell Rem
ington Of Highwood were visitors IL
Belt Saturday night.
Rajah Singhcar win present BIZ
famous Hindu Brahms seanee al
the Pythian Theatre on May 2eth and
9th.
This line Of work was originated in
India about four hundred years ago
and is the highest class Of work
known along these lines.
1t took Rajah ten years to reach
perfection In this line Of work and
everything he gives out in his mes
sages to the public Is absolutely true
in regards to the past, present and
future.
The funeral of Mrs. John Dzivi was
held from St. Marks church at 1880
Sunday afternoon. the Rev. Fr. n.
McHugh officiating
The Dzivis came to Little Belt from
Socket some two years ago and be-
sides their friends in Belt . large
number Of people from the vicinity or
Socket were in attendance.
John Magnuson Of Rocky Ridg~
while IN town Tuesday on receas
from his duties as juryman IN Judith
Basin county reported that Jack Skel-
ton pleaded guilty to the Illegal kiln
ing Of cattle and was sentenced to
two years in Deer Lodge
The Great Northern has discontin-
ued the. use Of oil burners between
Spokane and Havre. What nexti
Mr. and Mrs. Gust johnson and
Mrs. A. Bakko were calling on friends
AZ Geyser Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Mat LeseIl were visit
ing friends at Silver Dyke Sunday.
Mrx. James Peters who has been
at Butte for some time came back
but returned in a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Hasin Of Stockett pas
sed through here Friday on their way
10 Geysez.
Mrs. Keko and daughter Janet Of
Sand Coulee were calling on friends
iere Tuesday.
Mr. Dave Bakko and Harvey Hin
ire down from the Silver Dyke.
Miss Pearl Strong left for her horse
n Helena Sunday after two months
yisit here with Mrs. Schroeder.
Mrs. z. s. Rocks will leave this
week for a visit with relatives In
Joplin, Montana.
Mrs. J, J. KeIleher and son Patrick
}. visited friends in Great Falls early
his week.
Tony Faller Of Neihart aceOmpan-
I'd by his daughter and her three
hiIdren passed through Belt yestsr-
ay on his way TO Great Falls. Mr..
'alIer asserts that he IN company
nth q dozen other NeIhart men did
he shoveIing that opened Kings
iii. He says that the SNOW IN the
rorst places were six fest deep.
Adolph Heikkila, principal Of
chools this year at Zurich, Montana
IN Bet for 3 week before leaving
" Eugene, Oregon TO spend the sum
Ter with his people.
R. A. Maxi was in town yesterday
fter supplies.
Yesterday Belt was visited by an
nusual number Of County officers. I
commissioners Kommers, Mallon and
arker, Auditor Cook and County
superintendent Christisin were all
IRE. n
The ball game at Raynesford last a
lnday between Raynesford and Belt e
ans was won by Belt, the score !,
ing ~ 10 2. No box score was
'pt.
VIM. Braun Of Geyser was a visitor
the city Monday. :
Miss Clara Calone Is home after =
completing her years work as q
acher IN the Toston schools. Miss
luIine veIebir who Taught the schOCf
Lombard returned Monday with Il
ISIS CaIone.
Walter Fish and Roy Fish Of Ray
sfOrd were down on business Mon
y. #
Charles HOlmberg Of Box Elder was
town the first Of the week.