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

Coulee spent the week end with the
Broadhurst family at willow Dale
farm.
There was q dance at the Tony
Smaki home last Saturday and a fine
time was reported by those who at
tended.
Mrs. A. W. Anthony and daughter,
Irene, spent Sunday at Evans.
Paul Robinson is spending the week
at Logging Greek and vicinity. He
has been quite successful hunting
coyotes and wolves this winter.
Mr.. Broadhurst is busy hauling hay
from Timber Butte.
I Joe BastOl, who had been spending
the winter at Bear Greek, returned re-
Gently. He win spend the remainder
of the winter at the Thrssher ranch.
Mr.. Meta spent Sunday at the By
ron Cramer ranch and returned home
to Great Falls that evening.
Andrew Mako and Miss Cohut were
married Saturday. On Sunday their
many friends gathered at their home
to celebrate the occasion in the good
old-fashioned way, feasting and mer-
ry-aking. An joined in wishing them
the best that life can give.
Mrs. Selstrom and son visited in our
vicinity Sunday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Habel
on Jan. 81, a SON.
Mr.. Pullin Of Great Falls spent
Sunday at the johnson home.
Mrs. Spartz spent the week end az
her home near Calvert.
Mrs. Alice Boles spent Sunday with
her father and sister near Calvert.
Mrs. Thrasher spent few days the
past week in Great Falls visiting her
granddaughter, Miss Winnie Thrasher.
Mr.. zeleniak visited Great Falls
Sunday.
Mrs. William Jones has received
word that her mother, Mrs. Mckay OF
international Falls, Mimi, is in very
poor health and little hope is held for
her recovery.
Miss Helen Thrasher, who has been
quite i'll the past two weeks, is much
better and has returned to school
again.
Mrs Fred Bartlett is suffering with
a severe cold something similar to Ia
grippe.
Mrs. L. W. Nevills and Mrs. An
thony and daughter attended the sale
at Fields on the 18th. They report
the sale of cattle as fine, some cows
selling from SIS to $50, and horses
going at fair prices.
Henry Erickson has been on the sick
list the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. N. Thrasher and
Mrs. S. H. Thrasher spent Sunday ar
the Johnson home.
Ralph Kelley was through here the
past week on his last trip for the
people. He expects to move
soon to Arizona where he win take up
the same line.
Mrs. Anthony spent Monday in the
Falls.
]. W. Moler. who was kicked by a
horse and seriously hurt, is now re-
He can walk around some.
Mrs. Joe Cramer, who was badly
kicked by horse some time ago. is
now able to be up after a week in bed.
Miss Drucilla Nevills will celebrate
her seventh birthday February 25th,
and. win have a party Saturday at her
home near Evans.
Herbert Back was here Saturday
booking for seed grain which seemed
quite scarce, especially barley.
Christ voIk Is moving a carload or
farm machinery out 10 his ranch. He
expects to put hts whole ranch into
spring wheat and is now getting ev-
ready 70 begin work as soon
~ the weather permits.
There was quite a lot of winter
wheat seeded here last fall.
Byron Cramer is visiting the Evans
school today.
mir. and Mrs. william Jones spent
IN Great Falls.
" N. Thrasher spent several days
n Great Falls the past week.
The ThraaAer ranch men are busy
sreaking horses and getting things m
hape for spring work.
Rain fen today and grass is starting