Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-02-26

Matt Urich came to town with team
and wagon Tuesday after a load Of
ground feed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monte Mccarthy. pro-
prietors Of the hotel at Raynesford,
were in Belt Tuesday afternoon after
supplies for their popular dining
room.
Mrs. William Horsnell is very low
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Ed
Dunston. Mrs. Horsnell was born on
the Isle Of Man and came to America
about S5 years ago. She is SO years
of age and while at times she seems
TO have considerable physical strength
her mind often does not recognize her
nearest relatives.
For Car Repairing or Welding, see
the old reliable Johnnie Marquardt. -
Roy Fish, Ed Laughlin and Sam
Bright were in Belt Wednesday morn
ing on business.
Mrs- Milton Peterson spent 9 few
days in Great Falls this week with
relatives.
Miss Mary Lacey Of Helene spent
Washington's birthday as the guest Of
Miss Genevieve Schroeder.
John K. Nelson and son George Of
Willow Greek drove in yesterday for
needed supplies.
Charles HOlmberg of Upper Box
Elder was in town Wednesday TO
meet parties from Raynesford.
Tex Graft located q bunch Of cattle
numbering about ten head, belonging
TO Andrew Thisted, at Tiger Butte
last week.
Mrs. H. E. Woods came in Wednes-
day to attend the meeting of the EN-,
broidery club. i
Oscar Carlson and Louis NevaIa
were in town Wednesday on business
We expect to carry a full line Of
fresh fish, including halibut and sal {
man, during Lent. The Cash Meat !
Market, D. Colgan, prop.-Adv. Z
Monday night Misses Catherine :
Merkle. Louise LOchray, Nellie Ku-
mas and Genevieve Schroeder took !
Miss Lacey and Mrs. Mcvickar to CT. n
Falls where they had dinner and at
tended a theatre In the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Magnuson
drove down from Rocky Ridge Sunday
afternoon to visit friends and to see =
''The Love Master" showing at the n
Pythian Theatre. &
The West Side Coal Mine entry has J,
now been driven into very good coal. Il
coal will be sold at the chute x
FOR $3.50 ton.-Adv. ~
A. B. Randall, 81 years of age, and -
he father Of ]. A. Randall Of Aiming
on, has not been in good health for
he last few weeks. He has lived tosa
-ipe old age and is spending his last
vears with his son, Joseph, and his es-
Unable wife at Arlington. f
You win find the Ell Escentio cigar 2
d the ease. Ask for It - Adv.
Dave BIomquist suggests that the
nan who buried his moon" in me
hicken house was trying to make Old
row out Of it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew XVI Of Blythe
rrived in Belt Saturday on train No.
81 for q visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. yaslsey and Mr..
nd Mrs. Frank Kolar Of Raynesford
opped off IN town Friday after q
lsiness trip to the county seat 4.
J. W. Mearns. right hand man for
has. H. Dahi. was compelled TO so 20
e hospital Tuesday. There he had
] X-Ray taken to determine whether
! operation would relieve his stomach
Ouble.
Lem Mccoy and son. Ben, blew into NJ,
wn Tuesday, the high wind behind NJ NJ
EN- rendering the use of gasoline
necessary.
Frank JoseeIyn. ST., was was in vi
II on business Tuesday.
John Hendy Of Little Belt made one
his t1Hfruquent trips to Belt this
ek.
Milton Watkins Of Raynesford was
'usiness visitor TO our city the first
the week.