Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-04-16

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Mrs. Chef Smith and daughter Lii
liam made a trip into Grsat Falls on
Monday. returning Thursday.
w. E. Wampler Of the Dyke and
DR.. JacIman from here spent several
days last week in Great Falls. They
returned Saturday.
L. P. Thornquist and wife were well
coined Wednesday. They left here
some time ago hunting new location
after having disposed Of their inter
ests at Jericho.
Lee Jacobson returned Friday from
Great Falls where he had spent a
week.
Mrs. Ed CoIIette visited in the Falls
a few days the past week and return
cd Saturday.
Charles Ettien was a visitor at the
county seat the latter part Of the past
week.
Mr.. 0ng is basIing in California
sunshine where he went about two
weeks ago for a visit with relatives.
Rev. A C. Snow returned to Ray
nesford Monday after having spent
week. here and conducting Easter SER
vices at the Chapel Sunday night.
Special Easter music was rendered at
the evening service by five little girls,
Joyce warbrod, Margaret Sand. Dor
othy Mae and JUNE Porter and EIean-
or Lunsford.
Flossie Herring left Tuesday for
Washington to visit a sister and to
make her home with relatives.
Frank Savage was one Of those who
scored 3 decided hit at the two per-
formances Of "The Cameo Girl" in the
Falls the third and fourth of April
Mr.. Savage has 8 splendid voice and
can control It wonderfully and coupled
with his ability as an actor, he proved
. favorite at both appearances Of the
play.
Mr.. Savage is still in Great Falls
where has been serving on the jury |
for about three weeks.
Mrs. Bywaters Of sand Geulee ar
rived Tuesday for q short visit. While
here she enacted her official position
as vics-president Of the Rebelahs at
an initiation Of members and review
cd work in the local order.
d. L. 8. Barker and daughters Al
leen and Jane came up Wednesday 10
spend their Easter vacation here.
Jane is just recovering from an at
tack Of the flu.
Mrs. Kleive and two children, Mar
jorie and Leslie, spent Easter week
here as the guests Of MRS. Kleive,s
sister, Mrs. Carl Schenck. Mrs.
Kleivs was raised here and has host
Of friends. They returned to their
Great Falls home Saturday.
Emona Schenck returned to Great
Falls Saturday to resume her studies
as sophomore in the high school.
Wednesday was circus day in this
town, at least in the evening it was,
for Jackie CoOgan in "Circus Days"
was given at the Lyric that evening
10 q most appreciative audience. Nov
we are all looking forward to seeing
The Covered Wagon
Rev. Jesse Bunch Of Great Falls and !
Rev. John Greer Of Sand Coulee ar
rived Thursday and that evening gave
! wonderfully good illustrated lee !
.ure. The majority Of the slides were
aiken in the immediate vicinity of our
,wn Kings Hill Institute grounds. II Il
was 3 worthwhile and interesting
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Mrs. Royal Trip on Thursday en- 4
Strained about sixteen children nc
ler home In compliment TO her little .
lister. Ruth Faller, who spent the r
veek az hex guest. It was truly q
hiidrsn's party 90 be remembered 4
MRS. G. C. Warmbrod entertaimad q
It cards Friday afternoon. q wondwF-
al lunch following very pleasant as- v
ernoom. liz
Following f0ur~weeks' attendanee
lrive as the Community Sunday b
chool, party was held at the apart u
asnk Of Miss Lease Friday evumamm
.lxsle guests wsre jams Barker, Arr
10 Tnspp and Ruth Fallsrs All o. CO
salla. 7hoas attending who had saxms
4 and assisted in shs attendance wwge r.
Eslva and Sonny MacEibhon, Ger-