Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-02
Local Items of Belt
and Vicinity

On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs
Joe Morris entertained Mrs. JohS
y Hedrick, Mr.. and Mrs.. VIM. Pilgeram
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McConkey, Mars
Viola Morris and B. F. McConkey al
a lawn supper the occasion being ths
wedding anniversaries of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Morris. Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Hedrick and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. PHI.
geram.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Crane returned
home on the 26th Of June from theiI
honeymoon trip. They had visited 81
Salem, Seattle, Portland and Nys
Beach, Ore. The evening after their
return their Arlington friends treat
ed them to an old fashioned charivari
after which all the neighbors naet the
bride and q pleasant evening was
passed.
Miss Jessie Peters has finished her
first year at the Montana State Nor
NAL She is home for her vacation
Mr. and Mrs. w. C. Jacobs Of Lowell,
Wyoming have returned home after a
visit with Mrs. Jacobs mother. Mira.
Z. ". Peters.
The Rocky Mountain ELEVATOR Com
pany is putting in a new scale large
enough to weigh the largest auto
trucks. Bill Marsh and F. E. Cole
man are working on the job. The
scale win be operated by compressed
air. Probably as soen a. the scale
crew are through with this job they
win 20 to the Farmers ELEVATOR and
install q similar scale there
The father and brbother-in-law Of
VIM. Marsh from Pomona, California
are visiting them
A special meeting Of the school
board was held Tuesday evening when
plans for repairing the different
school buildings were discussed. -Four
furnaces win have to be repaired
three rooms calsomined and the OUT
side schools put in shape for next
year. The roofs Of the main buildings
also require some patching Of shin
giles. It was decided to paint the
exterior Of the auditorium and II was
ordered that bids be asked for the
labor.
Mr.. Hills is in charge of q gang at
the Continental OH Companies oil
house where they are making extern
sixe improvements. They have pain
ted the oil house, the pipes and the
tank. They have also put on a new
roof and expect to move the tank ous1
from under the power line before
they are through. Ernest Bennett,
Fred Wood and Joe Voytoski ars
working there.
Dr.. Helderman Of Pasadena was in
Belt Wednesday looking after lano
interests tributary to Belt.
Milton Peterson Of Little Belt and
Jos. Rioux Of Great Falls were in
Belt Wednesday on business.
The receiver Of the Commercial
Bank Of Great Falls has begun suit
70 1oreclose upon q lot IN the city |
If Belt owned by Harvey Nulliner.
ms suit il based upon two notes ag-
rregating $3.50.
The Tiger Butte Professionals bear
he Spring Greek Noyices "a b IS In
baseball game last Sunday before
large crowd
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Blais have re-
eixed word from their son Reni, en-
'loyed at the experiment station at
foccasin that he is enjoying his work
here. Remi Is a recent graduate Of
'elt High.
Angeline and Florence Blais left
gently TO visit friends and relatives
t Harlowtown and KoIin before go
q on 70 attend summer school for
sachers. =--
Tony FaIIer and chas Guthman Of
eihart called at the Times Office On
leir way home from Great Falls
Maurice BeynOn is down from the
yks for the Fourth Of July csls-
.azaon.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
Harry T. stong, pastor.