Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-02-26
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Dave Ledbetter returned Tuesda,
from an official trip into Great Falla
Miss Day Broderick left wednesday
for the Falls for a visit. Mrs. Georg'
Powers is assisting in the pOstoffic'
during her absence.
E. A. Shaw Of Great Falls was Wis
ting old friends and looking after hl
business interests here Tuesday.
Three times during the past wesl
Carl Schenck has heard from Angus
Macdonald, who on February IL, lef,
for Spokane with Mr. Wilson. Mr.
Macdonald reports Mr. Wilson in such
a serious condition that doctor wht
examined him advised his removal tc
hospital. AS soon as Mr.. Wilson IA
able to travel, Mr.. Macdonald expeca
to bring him back to Montana instead
Of continuing on to the coast
Mrs. Charles MacGibbOn left for the
Falls Thursday where she is having
some dental work done.
Mr. Bailey, Of the Dyke, was bus
mess visitor in Great Falls this week.
CraddOck LeysOn met with a very
painful accident q week ago when his
hand was caught in some machinery
at the Big Seven mine. He will be in
capacitated for several weeks.
Harold Mady and Guy Palagi were
official visitors in Neihart this week.
Mr.. Skero was down from the Big
Seven Saturday, bringing Danny to
the doctor to have his hand dressed.
Dutch Gutman's place was raided
Saturday night and he was arrested.
Henry Grueter returned Saturday
after a several-months' trip. and will
again be associated with his brother
in the barber shop.
Mrs. John Powers Of the Dyke was
visiting friends here Sunday.
John w. Farrell spent the latter
part of the week in Great Falls.
The Rev Mr.. Snow was somewhat
better last week so that he left the
hospital for his home at Raynesford.
He then decided to come to Neihart in
order to hold services here last Sum
day, but was forced to return to Great
Falls where he is again confined in the
Deaconess hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Thornquist spent
several days of the past week in Great
Falls where they closed a business
deal disposing Of their interests here
and at Jericho.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E, Dickinson spent
last week in Great Falls, the former
on official forestry business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Roehl and son,
Edgar. Of the Silver Dyke were visit
ing friends here Saturday and attend
ed the big dance that night. They
were accompanied by their daughter,
Marguerite, who arrived Thursday for
q visit
One OF the largest Commercial club
meetings since its organisation was
held Tuesday night. The local organ
ization is being recognized at outside
points as live wire.
A number Of friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard P. Thornquist met 70
bid them farewell As they expect to
leave very soon. They have not as yet
definitely decided on their future To-
cation.
The old Methodist church is now q
thing Of the past. just the foundation
and few neatly piled boards being all
thAt remain on the old site. Memoir
les viii linger though, some sweet and
happy. others quite sad. for che old
church has witnessed many rites.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Rena ].
Schoberg entertained a number Of her
friends at nicely appointed luncheon.
Her guests Included Nara. r. T. HoRg,
Mrs. J. C. Jachman. Mrs. M. N. Lessee.
Miss Louise Adams, Miss LueiIle Bris-
tol. Miss Isabelle Lease and Elmo
Sch0berg.
One Of the best dances Of the winter
and he very beat as regards Hausic,
was given By the Silver Dyke ia Fat
ler's hall Saturday night Ths MAJOR
ity Of tAe young follrs, and they were
all young fOIlu that night. wsEs loashs
70 have the dance end. and many sx-
pressed desire 20 walsx. and walta.
and waitx. Eddie's orcAssera of Great
Falla faFnAslasd she msmsics