Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-06-11
NEIHART NEWS

Falls the latter part Of the week b
bring home their youngest son VIII
has been attending school in Their
this winter.
Miss Eleanor Schoberg is HON,
again after spending the winter At
tending Great Falls High School.
Charlie Mackie returned from Sand
COulee where he has been employed
for some time. Tn family will come
later and will occupy their house in
Compromise Gulch..
Dave BOdlcins came up from Belt
Friday TO do some work on his ranch
in Belt Park.
Bufond White made trip to Mon
arch Saturday.
Miss Florence Smith returned home
Friday from Great Falls where shs
attended high school
Naomi and Muriel Stark arrived IN
Neihart from Great Fallh Saturday
to spend the summer with relatives.
Miss Lois White returned to her
home after spending the winter IN
Great Falls in high school. She win
spend the vacation with parents and
will enter the Columbus hospital as
student nurse in September.
Gus Minter Wa sin town this week
looking after business interests.
t. L. Kreig from Billings spent a
few days in town on business.
S. E. Durborn Of Seattle stopped
in town for few days.
Mrs. Annie Moore spent a few days
in Belt visiting friends and TO at
tend the Junior Prom.
James Mccain from Los Angeles
was in town a few days on business.
s. S. Marshall Of Livingston was
business visitor in town Tuesday.
Mrs. AL Taylor and daughter Mary
spent few days in Great Falls with
friends.
Mr.. Thornquist from Monarch was
business visitor in town Monday.
Mr.. Henry Croft Of Monarch is 81
patient at the Jackman hospital hav-
ing suffered a fractured limb while
doing team work.
Mr. Sheldon Of Butte was a busi-
ness visitor in Neihart Tuesday.
]. H. Toliver Of Belt Park, accom-
panied his son John 10 Neihart Mon
day to receive medical attention.
Mrs. Dave Ledbetter came up from
Great Falls to have some work done
on their summer home
Miss Emma Schenck returned home
from Great Falls at the close of the
school term.
Joe Baker Of the Silver Dyke is a
patient at the Jackman hospital.
Bob O'Conner left for HugheSvilIe
where he will be employed
for the summer.
Mrs. Mary Kangas was called to
Great Falls Monday, her daughter
Mrs. Anna Flanagan being very i'll.
Mr. Smolden from the Silver Dyke
to Great Falls Sunday.
Frank Savage returned from Great
Falls Monday after spending a week
in the employ Of Mr.. Freeman, man
ager Of the Imperial Theatre. Mr..
Savage is well known in Great Falls
and his voice was greatly appreciated
He sang before crowded house every
afternoon and evening and Saturday
night the manager said ''was the first
night he has had to put the chains up
in six weeks.
MrslAron- johnson IS quest at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Carl
Schenck.
J. E. Sheldon from Butte was
business visitor in town Wednesday.
Vir Wilson Of virgelle, Montana,
spent few days in town on business
F. w. Straiton Of Great Falls was
\ business visitir in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Porter and fam.
ly motored to Great Falls and By
lum this week.
Mr.. Guy Darnell came over from
Deiphine Tuesday being called home
~ Mr.. Ettien's death
T. H. Askin from Denver registered
It the Rabischaud house Wednesday.
Faye Heath accompanied by his
brother and nephew, Wyman and Ran.
.om Heath, from Wisconsin motored
o Misseala Tuesday to attend the
graduation exercises at the State I'm
versity. Mrs. Kertsahn, there sister
$ a senior this year
Mr.. Ernest Barnsll returned home
Wednesday from Portland. Oregon 70
e with his mother Mrs. Charley Eft
len bcause Of Mr.. Ettien's death.
T. W. Dusalt Of Great Fails arrived
9ondav 10 rsiieen Mr.. Meath A nauof