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

family of Stockett drove through Bel
Saturday evening on their way e
spend Easter with relatives ct stan
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee johnson and baby
daughter Of Great Fails spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. e. J,
Marquardt.
The pupils of the fifth grade sur.
prised Violet and Gertrude Echeers
Thursday evening at their home, ths
occasion being in the nature Of q
farewell party for the girls who are
leaving for. California. After games
and good things 70 eat, the visitors
presented the girls with a small re-
membrance. Those present were Ell
vira Winston, Irene Graphical. Daphne
Remington, Marie Colgan, Edna John
son, Lucille and Helen Harner, Paul
inc Rutter, Margaret Marsh, Helen
and Dorothy Coleman. Grace Smovir,
Anne viktora, Leo williams. LeO zu-
hoski, Robert Gulden. Elfred Paynter-
For Car Repairing or Welding, see
the old reliable Johnnie Marquardt. -
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Colgan and family
were shopping in Great Falls Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Lesell and daugh-
Ger Eva drove to the county seat FRI
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Culden and I.u-
ellie made a business trip to CT. Falls
Saturday.
Charles Schuler Of Great Falls Wis
tied his sister who is a teacher in the
grade schools Friday.
New 4s-pound flour sacks for sale
at 1Oc each while they last. Belt
Farmers Mill q Elevator. ADV.
The Embroidery club met with Mrs.
8. A. Remington Wednesday. The at
ternoon was spent Is usual talking
over new stunts in art work, after
which lunch was served. The guests
Of the club were Mrs.. J. w. Anderson,
Mrs. Sharrard, Mrs. Winston, Mrs. n.
W. Willard and Mrs. 7. W. Noble.
N. H. Browning and Mrs. Browning
drove to Great Falls yesterday.
s Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Peterson spent
q few days visiting friends and rela-
tsxes IN Great Falls this week.
Mrs. Hugh Croker entertained her
Sunday School class at an Easter
party last Saturday. The children
spent the afternoon playing games,
after which Mrs. Croker treated them
to lots Of good things TO eat. Among
those present were Gladys Nordquist,
Tau HiranO, Marion Servoss, Daphne
Remington, Nellie Croker and Made
line Croker.
Albert Beaudry IL still suffering
from the effects Of the injury he re-
.eived when one Of his horses kicked
him. There Is an unexplained pain In
lis right side which worries him. Yea
erday he went to Great Fails to have
n x-RAy taken to see II any bones
ire ont Of place.
Mr.. Gillian Of Conrad spent Easter
nth the Schroeders az the waldo ho-
sL
Misses Pauline Yurko and Allies
Ieaudry went shopping 70 Great Falls
'riday and returned Saturday.
John Yurko spent Easter IN town
ith his mother and sister. He has
cen transferred from the Rainbow
am 70 the city.
MiBs schulsr spent Easter with her
sople n Great Falls II
Misses Rice, Carter, Sifford, Ken
81 and Kruger made a short trip
the county seat at the week end.
Howard and William Bartle Of the
liver Dyke were visiting in our city !
IeF Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kierstead and
rs. Peter Bergeron were among the
reat Fails people who attended the
!. r. Carnation dance.
j. Van Dixie made business trip
HighwoOd and Chonkin early this
sek.
Mrs. s. s. Johnson and children and
r.. Frank Sheldon visited our stores
sterday Mrs. Sheldon says that
! Sheldon Is able to be out Of doors &
" and Is improving rapidly with the
hGr. snd Mrs.. Emil Maxi were IN
wn yesterday after supplies.
Peter Thompson was IN from his