Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-04-09
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now engaged as engineer at the Stat
tuberculosis hospital at Galen, under
charge Of DR.. Vidal, who held over FOR
the Erickson administration.
The Knights Of Pythias are sparine
no pains TO make their Easter Monday
Carnation dance q bowling success
The Pythian sisters win give the sup
per. which is sufficient guarantees.
i Left at Frank Shirleya ranch on
day Of sale, new mackinaw. Owner
see Frank Rush.
John Cook, county auditor, was
looking after business interests in Belt
Tuesday.
John Stein was in after z load Of
feed yesterday.
Among the out-of-town visitors on
our streets Tuesday were John Krebs,
Of Spring Greek, F. D. JOscelyn and
Archie JOscelyn OF Otter Greek, Roy
Nelson and Nels A. Nelson Of Tiger
Butte, Frank Shirley Of Box Elder, A.
H. Mcdonald Of Arlington and Ole
johnson Of Willow Creek.
Johnnie Marquardt is open for car
repair business In the Volk building,
opposite Velebir's.-Adv.
On Sunday afternoon some young
people Of Belt put on five delightful
musical numbers at the Pythian Thea
ire matinee. They win give other
numbers next Sunday at the same
hour and their music furnishes . well
come addition to the program. Mar
jorie Sharrard, Ethel Wilson, Irms
Wilson, Eva Eesell, Dorothy Nelson,
Joy Browning and Marjorie Wilson
were the young artists.
Mrs. Jack Smith Of Hilger, who
some days ago was called to CT. Falls
Iby the serious Illness Of her daughter,
Mrs. Thaxter, stopped In Belt for q
few hours on her way home and Wis
tied her sister, Mrs T. W. Noble.
Miss Wanda Sifford and Miss Alice
Stranahan visited Great Falls at the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Probst spent a
few hours In Great Falls on Thursday
evening.
You win find the El Escentio cigar
in the case. Ask for it. - Adv.
.Tony Eallerp proprietor Of the Lyric
lrheatre in-NeikArt, stopped off IN Belt
a short time last week while on his
way 10 visit his family in CT. Falls.
He is planning on showing the HCOv-
ersd Wagon in NeihaFt in the immed-
late future. This photoplay is well
worth seeing.
The different families Of the Will
sons were entertained by Mrs. H. E. !
Wood Tuesday evening as q family
gathering before the departure for
Glasgow Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wilson.
Miss Kate Pattsner will leave next
week for Spokane where she win
spend the summer with her people.
Her school on Willow Greek has closed
Tor the season.
Mike Pattsner arrived on yester-
Laws afternoon train from gpokane
md may remain here % look after the
oattsner farm the other side Of Belt
Suite.
Paul Gulden went to Waltham yes
erday to visit his brother Otto and
aHily. Shortly after Paul left town
tito arrived from Great Falls and was
Don trailing his brother down Belt
reek.
Albert Beaudry was kicked IN the !
ack by horse last week and severe
, injured. After keeping his bed for
week. be is now on the way TO re-
every. The accident occurred as he
'as leading two horses into the barn
nd one took playful kick at the
ther.
George Larkin, who has been seri-
usIy IN for two weeks, is now out
gain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Shannon Of
OK Elder were shoppers N the Belt
ores Saturday afternoon.
Miss Dane Murray Of Great Falls is
sending this week with Miss Joy \
rowning.
Miss Edith Lawson spent few
'urs in Belt Tuesday visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Denny Of CT.
Ills visited IN town a few hours this
eek.
A. y. Morris Of Arlington spent
. week end in Great Falls on bust s
ss. q
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