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

in Camp. Reports show that they are
having q lovely time although today
it is rumored that provisions are run-
ming low. A relief expedition may b
organized but it is believed that life
win be sustained because one Of the
fundamentals taught girl Scout 10
how TO live and there are an sbund-
dance Of ground squirrels and ground
hogs IN that district.
Mrs. August Koski and son Of Lit
tie Belt were shopping in town yes.
terday.
John KIeffner, wife and three small
children left Monday for Nebraska
for a months visit with relatives.
The older children are running the
ranch during his absence.
Herman Taxi and Henry X. Nelson
were among the visitors in Belt Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cooper and
son Walter were in Belt on business
Monday.
Elsie Bemis left for Salt Lake
Monday. She win visit friends IN
Dillon for a few days on the way
She will take a teachers course this
summer at the Utah Normal.
Jeanette Keko returned to Sand
Coulee after a visit with friends IN
Belt
Susie and Pauline velebir went to
Sand Coulee Monday. They win Wis
it friends in Tracy and Stockett also
before they return.
Roberta MaclSie Of Great Falls has
been visiting relatives here the past
week.
Charles Wegner of Great Falls who
is public administrator OF Cascade
County was in Belt Monday on bust
ness in connection with the Richter
estate.
John E. Morris son Of A. F. Morris
of Arlington but now resident of
California is visiting his relatives
here for short time while he looks
after some business interests. He re-
ports his family all well and that his
daughter, Maud, is just home from
her school at Imperial Cal where she
has been teaching.
Charles P. MCGUIRE Of Highwooc |
was in town Saturday on business
with the auction sale of his aunt, Mrs ,
Ed Brown Of Fife who is quitting !
ranching. The sale is advertised in /
another column.
Ernest Polutnik has been visiting Z
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pc. {
lutnik before leaving for Glasgow, .
Scotland where he has been appointed
to the consular service. (
Marjorie Wilson visited Der aunt, I
Mrs. Wade Wilson in Great Falls sew i
erai days resently. q
Rev. L. H. Young and his two small
children visited Belt Tuesday. 4
Grace Jewell and brothers Leslie 4
and Clarence left this week by auto +
for the coast. .,
Mr. and Mrs. Win Jeffries and fam
lily are visiting in Belt h
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fluhr and Mr. Il
and Mrs.G. W. StuffeIl took in the e
Boxing card in Great Falls Friday
night. "a
Mrs. venohr has gone to Portland b
10 visit her sons. H.
MYs. J. w. Leland, Sr. and grandson Il
Walter are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Leland Mr. Leland, Walter, Jay Le- Al
land and Robert Nohl are out on to
fishing trip. Ca
Myrtle and Gunhilde skadsen visit d
ID Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Morris yesterday. d.
Myrtle leaves for the Bellingham nor.
nal where she win take a summer tie
course. Mary Morris win make the ne
rip with her on the same errand. "
hrs. Viola Morris was in Great Falls
with hex daughter. o.
Mrs. Mat Richardson spent Tues W..
Ipy evening with Mrs. Laura Hockett Pr
While her daughter. Mrs. Pilgeram at.
ended the RebeSEah lodge.
Mrs. E. Kernaghan visited her ca
laughter, Mrs. Berg on Neil Creek Is
'uesday. Kv
d. Colgan and Francis made trip
0 the Silver Dyke on Tuesday.
Mrs Schroeder entertained two
abIes Of guests at five-hundred last
thursday afternoon The guests were ii,
les. Clergy, Morrow, P. L. LeveiIle, 81
LeveiIIes Bemis and Stuffel. Mrs. M
tuffel won the head prize, Mrs. Phil -
sveille the consolation and Mrs Cler-
y the cut prize. r.
Lem Mccoy Of Spring sCreek was d.
town on business the same day. -
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