Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-02

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Prather and Gus Manchester drove
over to White Sulphur Springs ans
vicinity on a fishing trip. They report
that the mosquitoes were too thicA
for comfort
Billie Stuffed and Dorothy drove d
Great Falls Tuesday with Mr.. Van
Dixie to spend the day
Glen Sweat and family returned "a
their home in Utica last Sunday after
year spent in Belt.
Marcia and Jessie Totten and Ger
truda Stuffed Of Great Falls visited
the STUFFED children Monday.
Walter Blomquist and C. W. STUFF
fel drove to Cascade Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stewart and son
Darrell Of Great Falls were guests at
the Stufhel home Sunday.
Mrs. C. w. May entertained the
Rebera Home Club Tuesday afternoon
in honor Of Miss Margaret Ish from
the Odd Fellows Home for orphans
in Hdena. Miss Ish and Marjorie
Sharrard rendered some charming
music. A buffet lunch was served
Miss Ish received many beautiful
gifts. Those present were: Mes. Shar
rard, Pearson, J. Pearson, Willard.
English, Bemis, Pilgeram, Simonis.
Johnson, Jennings, Beynon. Hartford
Of Great Falls and Misses Browning
Stoos and Sharrard.
Mrs. Louis Clergy spent few days
in Great Falls last week a. the guest
Of Mrs. Kranx and Mrs. o. Donnel.
A wire was, received from Mrs. ].
e. Healey saying that she might be
expected home today.
Mr. and Mrs. Rae Of Minneapolis,
brother and sister-in-law Of Mrs. J.
p Healey stopped off here few days
on their way overland to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wheeler Of Great
Falls called on friends in Belt Tues
day.
Gust A. HeiklSla, formerly Of Belt
is . member Of the graduating class
at the University Of Oregon IN the
law department this summer.
Miss Amy SpiIler after q visit with
the home folks after her school closed
in Miaaoula left for Los Angeles
where she win take summers course
in a Teachers College. She viii teach /
in Los Angeles next year.
Tom Noble and family left Wednes-
day for Seattle and Canada on a va
cation trip. They expect to be gone
for a month.
A surprize party was given TO Mr..
and Mrs. c. L. Crane at Arlington
last night. About thirty of their
neighbors were present. A delightful
lunch was served at ~ o'clock.
Toe Lopatch who has been working
hear Stanford came home for 9 week
10 see mis- people and to take on q
lew hot dogs Saturday.
M. J. Abbey, Director Of Smith
Hughes work in the State Of Montana
md G. A. RassIey Agricultural teach 4
r Of the Simms school called ON
Ralph 0ertH Wednesday morning.
M. T. Messelt Of Havre attended
he state insurance agents meeting in !
treat Falls this week. HE @ras shak-
ng hands with old friends in Belt
tuesday, He drove his ear which he
ad stored in Belt back TO Havre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gulden made Z
usiness trip to Great Falls Saturday. !. !.
Price Lloyd and family Of Great !
ais visited friends IN Belt Thurs
BY evening. !,
TheodOre erist Of 81. Paul arrived !. !,
Belt Tuesday to spend the summer
acatson with HIS grandparents. Mr.. n
nd Mrs. III. J. SENEGAL.
Mrs. Chas. n. Dahl spent Sunday Z
Great Falls visiting her daughter
RS Otto Polntnfk.
Mrs. h. H. Anderson visited friends
Sand COuIee on Tuesday. N
Mr.. and Brs. Allen Rodger and
n, Frank and Mrs. Jenie Rodger
Hited Mrs BuxzO LAST Sunday. ev
hr and Mira. Paul Gulden, Jr. and
aall son, Gladys GuIden and Thelma
'enden Of Seattle Of Seattle arrived
Belt Monday for visit Of few ~.
'elEs with Mr. .and Mira. paul Gul- III
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MFs. Arthur Chamberlain and son Al,
maid Of Seattle passed through Belt COZ
ssday on their way TO The Merrimae IN
aeh where they win speSd the sum
= Il TIE honse Of Mrs. Chamber
uA paremta, Mr. and Akrns A. ,.