Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-01-15
Local Items of Belt
and Vici;,sity

N. q. Browning always has
second hand Fords for sale, AID
Oscar Junkermeier Of Arlington
was q business visitor in our city on
Monday.
John Gray's car, with John in il,
may be seen almost any day IN Belt
One Of the most enjoyable social
events of the season was the card par
ty given by Mrs. Phil Levcille At her
home on Cashier Street Saturday evs
enine in honor Of her sister Mrs.
Prescott Of Choteau. During the FIRST
Of the evening the attention Of five
tables was given to 500. after which
wonderful luncheon was served.
Mrs. Trescott. the honor guest. was
successful in winning head prize,
while Mrs. Ruah received the prize
for low score. Mrs. T. w. Nohle won
the cut prize. The guests present
were Mes. Clergy. Nohl, Ray wilson,
Benis, Remington. PrOvin. Ora Will
SON, ]. Lsveille, Dockery Of Hamilton,
Wright Rush, Noble. Schroeder, Pear
son. Fluhr, Beaudry, T. E. Heaiey,
Browning, Dahl besides the honor
guest. Mrs. Trescott.
The Cascade high school basketball
team came to Belt last Saturday night
and were taken into camp after hard
game by the local boys with the score
Is to Is. Henry Gossack officiated
This week Thursday the Belt team
goes to Great Falls to enter the coun-
" tourney which will be held there
under the auspices Of the Great Falls
high school. After next week 1t is
expected that the team will be mater
tally strengthened by the addition Of
Mike Evans and Zeke Boboth, both Of
whom have been Ineligible this semes-
ter. After this it is believed that the
locals viii be able to hold their own
in fast company.
Mrs. Susanna Dorush, an 0ld-time
resident Of Belt, died last week at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Seifert in Great Falls. The funeral
was held from the o,Connor chapel in
Great Falls, whence the casltet was
taken to St. Anne's cathedral where
mass was said at o'clock. After the
services the funeral cortege passed
over the road to Belt where intermenr
was made in Pleasant View cemetery
at 1880. The Dorushes are wellIl
known in Belt having lived here FOR,
many years. Ellen, or Mrs. Charles
Seifert as she is better known, attend
ed school here. Joseph Dorush. fer.
mer clerk Of DahI's, died here as did
Mrs. Sander, an older daughter Of
Mrs. Dorush and the mother Of the
Sander boys Mrs. Dorush died at q
ripe old age, having the respect and
affection Of all who knew her.
Rev. II. 7. Stong and several mem
bers Of his congregation are attending
the NJ. E. Conference in Great Falls
this week.
s. A. Remington visited Neihart on
Friday and Saturday last week He
'ound David Ledbetter busy with the
affairs Of his office, Ray. R. Porter
.nseonced in a new and most attrac-
i've store building, Tony Faller watch
ng the water bubbling up out Of
lole in Main street below which the
,ipe had bursted. Dan Lensv busv
With his own affairs and dreaming OF =
big strike at the head Of the Judith,
|. F Taylor serving first-elass meals =
. his new restaurant and incidentally
ligging the SCOT out Of a stove pipe,
While Dutch Gutman was wondering I.
Iow deep the water in his cellar could
e before the furnace fires would 60
ut- Mrs. Rabiehaud has 3 most COM
ortable hotel to stop IN. The editor
allied on the local correspondent SAT-.
rday morning bat evidently she was
esting from her Iabors rs schoolmis-
ress and he failed 70 see her.
/. Jos Xendricks Matt Urich, George
'arkO and John KIeffner were vel. :.
'me visitors ut The Times office Last =
eek.
Mrs. Andrew Halko, formerly Miss !.
Iary Bodners b still located 81
edges az operator.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH =