Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-06-25

Irlp on mound Creek
B. 8. Baker and wife Of Wayne
made an early "trip to town this morn
ing. They are haying.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fish and fam
lily Of Raynesford were shopping IN
Belt Monday.
Mrs. Jos Leveille and son George
returned home Monday evening from
Great Falls bringing Mrs. Ralph Par
ker and Mrs. Peter Bergeron for a
visit.
A. T. Smile Of Great Falls Drug
Co. visited at the Stuffed home Mon
day.
Mrs. VIM. Fluhr and Mrs. Frank
Rush made a shopping trip to Greas
Falls Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rice came
down from Riceville to the Pythian
Sisters card party Thursday evening",
Mrs. Ida Depew was shopping in
Belt Wednesday.
Myrl Morris entertained few Of
her friends at lawn party Tuesday
afternoon Those present were Faye
Noble, Ruth Remington, Daphne REM
ingaon and Marie CoIgan. They SER
we'd soul satisfying lunch out under
the trees.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Anderson OF
Bonner with their two children arriv-
ed at the home Of C. E. Custafson
after a trip Of three days to Butte
and other cities. Mr.. Anderson viii
return TO his work in Bonner aftsnl
few days visit whfle Mrs. AndersoHi
and abe children viii remain as the !
guests Of Mrse. Anderson's parents
for a few weeks.
DR. and Mrs. Stewart visited in
Great Falls Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrews and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Peters called on friends in
Belt Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. May visited
friends in Great Falls Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Junkenaier at 4
tended the the card party Of the py-t
theian Sisters on Thursday night. /,
Tom Lloyd and Miss Whitney Of
Great Falls visited Mr.. and Mrs. I. j
W. Noble Saturday evening. i
Dorothy Nelson invited in number
Of her young friends 70 help her cele- /
brate her thirteenth birthday on Tues /
day afternoon. The afternoon was
spent pleasantly playing games after v
which q delightful lunch was served 0
by Mrs. Nelson who was assisted by
Mrs. Culver. Those present were; Q
Ewa Lesell, Marjorie Sharrard, Helen
Remington. Joy Browning, Agnes Col y
gan. Ruth Wilson, Mona Williamson. ),
Florence Wood and Gene Culver. v
Nefhart people are making great v
for celebration on the N
Fourth. Many people who have two
lays have planned to spend them IN 81
he mountains with the Neihart fes- a,
ivities IS part Of the program. The in
saynesford ball team AMI orchestra 10
iii have part in the days activities. d
favor Failer is sparing no pains to a
make the events worth while and h
here is no question but that there ~
nh be both crowd and good time n
t the Silver City. 60
Cascade county has q road crew
'Orking on the road between Belt ts
nd Arlington. They are working 8 III
aterpiIleF engine with q scarffIer. IA
Vie Asplund is now employed as 10
at Yves. IntermiII's.
Herman Taxi and son were shop wi
ng ln Belt Tuesday. da
Percy EngdahI Of Great Falls made Ev
business trip % Belt the first Of the
SEX bo,
Mr. and Mrs. IlEnar Maxi, Viola Kos 70
IA, Ida Hemdrsekson and Arthur esd
osksla were IN town Tussday.
'En Krehs claims that he il summer
lowing more ground n less time
an any one Ia this section. Owen
BE starts the txnrAoR atA A. NJ. At gin
smkkaat time he slfdes out Of the i'm
Ut ard John slidss in. After break tim
st Owen consinuas the work until
30 when Joan takes his place until
pper time wissn Owen takes the en-
NE ard a1Enw Supper works till II.
'air exgksas sEDps only for gas and wi
TAeS fi@auw eAsE II 10 c6stims IN
mN f0xsy eemtn mn eerw 70 ssmpmes5 ms'
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