Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-03-26


] Alfred Larson Of wiIlow creel
drove 10 Great Falls with = load o
dressed pork last Saturday.
s. A. Remington. Jr., visited w. A
Remington in Modesto, California
last week. W. A. expects to driw
back to Montana for the summer Al
soon as the roads are good
Miss Arloine Depew, popular Littl,
Belt teacher. rode through town horse
back Friday evening on her way home
to Fife to visit her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mack Depew.
Johnnie Marquardt ia open for car
repair business In the Volk building,
opposite Velebir's.-Adv.
Dorothy Remington, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Remington Of Big
Sandy, win be valedictorian Of this
years graduating class. Miss Lempi
Kosd salutatorian.
A fire was applied Monday to the
oil spring in the bluff on the west
side Of Belt creek above the foot
bridge to see If it would really burn.
It did and it was several hours before
il died out for want Of fuel.
Earl Healey 10 the wearer Of per-
manent smile these DAYS because of
the fact that . daughter arrived nc
the Columbus hospital on Saturday
afternoon. Mother and child are both
well. He has been receiving congrnt-
ulatiOns Of host Of friends.
You win find the FL Escsntio cigar
IN the case. Ask for It. - Adv.
The makeup Of this paper which Ia
sustomarily done rby Frank Bales,
foreman Of the Times office, was dell
sgated TO Charles (Bill) Remington
his week AZ part Of his apprentice
hip. This is his first attempt.
The Masonic party Tuesday night
vas highly enjoyed by the crowd who
attended. Many tables were at play
md at cards Mrs. Cal SharrArd and
!. w. Brodie proved themselves most
Ixpert while Mrs. Roy johnson ana
~. haland won the BOBBY pwiaas.
tasty lunch and dancing filled the |
est Of the evening.
Sheriff Norton was out yesterday
q connection with business pertain
ng to the old Ashworth ranch.
Leo and Harold Shannon came in
through the dust storm yesterday.
hey brought q goodIy share Of the
ust to town with them for their faces
'oked az though they had been under
he straw carrier Of a threshing out
T. Many people started out from
cit yesterday bat turned back ms
ION as they reached the bench.
The Rebekahs entertained the Odd
sllows and others Saturday night at
general good time. Music and cards
rived as amusemsnts. J. w. BrOdie,
ho was undefeated champion at the
asonic party Tuesday, was in such
rm that he won the cellar prize with q
ses while Mrs. +. W. Noble and {
'ank Bales kept the head table al y
ening and vanquished ali challeng- 7
}. The ladies served q delightful J
pper late IN the evening which SER
a. an appetixing finale to an ev- v
ing which was splendid success. i
C. w. Stuffed and s. A. Remington
led upon A. H. Mcdonald, the Ar o.
ngton merchant, on Monday. They :
de the trip IN Lincoln car which ~
Issrs. Gordon and Culver of Great
lie were demonstrating.
!. l. Blair Of Hobson has been i'll
pneumonia according to the Judith
SIN County Star.
Fred Gilsdorf, former Belt school
! and later q graduate Of the School
journalism at Misaoula, IL now as
late editor on 'sThe Nations Bust 3
81 published by the Chamber Of
nmerce Of the U. s. A. at Wash
ton
Eelen Moser, well known 20 Belt
pie, has been elected president Of
WOmen's Athletic association at
Oregon Agricultural college and
represent that school at the sec
IaI athletic conference Of American
sge women at the University Of
|fornia n April.
orn to Rfr. and hrs. II. d. Lfvix
Columbus hospital this week, q
ghtexs
I'm. Beard, sister Of the late al ~
kett, WAC has been living vita |
Hoekett, iris week was called to SI
. City by the serious illness Of
daughfer, Mrs. Kemp, Of that
.. Many have noticed this week 81
report Of the murder Of two an II
I'd in0akemsfve men near Miles
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