Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-03-26
Local Items of Belt
and Vicinity


Sam johnson Of Tiger Butte was .
business visitor ia Belt Tuesday.
The wind has made travel On the
roads discomfort for several days
Dust clouds have rendered driving
dangerous.
Miss Lillian Servoss left Saturday
for her new position In the Monarch
schools where she win teach for the
remainder Of the school term.
Mrs. John Anderson spent few
hours in Great Falls Saturday on a
business srrand.
Mrs. J. P. Healey visited Mrs. J. E.
Healey and infant daughter at the
Columbus hospital Saturday.
HRS. Sam Wilson and Mrs. ~. T..
Wilson were shopping in the county
seat Saturday.
Richard Keto is home on visit
from fayetteville where he has been
working for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Lessll and Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Fossi visited in Great
Falls with friends Sunday last.
Mrs. A. Bakko left Tuesday for the
Silver Dyke where she win visit for
few days.
hrs. Chas. h. Dahl spent a few days
in the Electric City visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Otto Polutnik. and
other friends.
Mrs. Viola Morris and Missqs Mary
Morris. Myrtle Sladsen and CunhiIde
Skadsen spent the week end at the
Joe Morris home.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Siegling
passed through Belt on their way to
Great Falls Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gulden spent
Monday at the county seat attending
to business matters
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rice and Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Rice spent q few
hours in Belt Saturday. Il
Mr.. Van Dixie and T. w. Noble
made short visit TO Highwood Sum
day.
Mrs. Cal Sharrard and daughter,
Marjorie, visited Mrs. Lindstrom at
Centerville over the week end. h
The Embroidery club met with Ara.
Thos. Wright last Wednesday after :
noon All the members were present
and enjoyed themselves 10 the utmost /.
- with their guests they took part HI :.
the various attractions Of the after
noon. Mrs. Penn, Mrs. Blomquist,
Miss Carter and Miss SifSord were
he club guests. Elaborate and orig I
nal refreshments were served By the 9
hostess. The club will meet next with .
drs. Dahl on April Fools Day. =
Mr. and Mrs. D. Colgan made =
'usiness trip to Great Fails Monday. /,
Mr.. Maekey Of Raynesford was
hopping in Belt yesterday.
Fred Mehmke and Mat Urich were
town from their respective ranches !.
Wednesday. Il
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. vaskey were n
mong those who attended the Null ~
ner funeral. -
George Larkin has been having Fl
Nd spell this week bat Is reported as ev
Improving. err
Tom GoIaFchik Of RaynesEoEd while sul
town Wednesday called upon as and I've
ated that he did not think that win EN-
q wheat in his section is badly dam
red. He informed us that a new cal
'ad win be built this Summer to Gey@ mi
r and that the Spionkop bill win be ms
By the road going up Otter Aae
reek through the Mike Bodner "a
nehs leaving the creek near the Bod
n house and running on a section o.
le TO Join the old road near the two IA,
lall buttes toward Ceyser. This !
n be decided Improvement for II II
n give road open al winter and ~ -
thOut any heavy hills. -.
H. B. Mitchell and James Charters 49,
re nominated on the two tickets as Cor
ndidates for the rnayOratty Of CT ina,
Ila. '
Between the Boyle and Bumgarner $50
nches on the Great Falls road Dep 80
, Sheriff King found Ford in the 49,
eh Sunday. Tia ear belonged to r. is,s
Hardy Of Augusta and had been tgor
upied by three men and wOHnan an
en Il left the road. No one was e..Il
4 :
arthur r. johnson Of spionkop II
ut through Belt on . business trip dan
Che county seat Tuesday. n
(. w. Leland and w. c. Blomquist Hoc
: Sporty WEnks1 IN Crest Pals on Mrs
ssday. naigs
Inwm ese fasa hssyh meRyool have organ hm~