Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-02-04

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Belt for two years and have a good
congregation and a well organized
church.
Ed Donovan, former deputy sheriff
of Neihart while returning home from
Belt last week and while busting mer-
rily along in the early evening was
side swiped by a passing car and wax
ed up some hours later in the ditch
near the Neumeyer ranch. His face
and hands were badly cut by nyinH
glass and he was weak from loss
of blood About two A. NJ. johnny
Marquardt was wakened by someone
pounding at his door and found Dono-
van there in terrible state. Mr.. ana
Mrs Marquardt washed the blood off
after which it was seen that his injur
les were not serious. He returned To
Neihart in the morning by train. The
car Studebaker coupe was brought
j to town on a wrecking car and showed
various evidences of the impact Of the
other car besides other damage re-
ceived when It went into the ditch.
The Belt-Riceville road is getting TO
be a speedway and the blind turns
and cuts make it hazardous TO main
tain the proper position in the road.
The fellow who hit Donovan's car was
travelling and never stopped to see
what had happened. Tn tracks as In
i terpreted by MARGARET show that in
making the turn about Donovan's car
the passing car slowed into the Dono-
van car.
J Roy Benson has been hauling wheat
this week from the head Of Monarch
Canyon.
George Huber was in town early
this week after stock hogs from the
Strain ranch.
d. Spogen made trip to the Fer
gus county seat Saturday on business.
Norman Parker,s baby was brought
into town Tuesday for treatment by
DIR. GRAPHICAL.
Mrs. G. W. Stuffed went into Great
Falls Monday to attend the White
Shrine banquet, In the class Of ten
who were initiated were Mrs. Roy
johnson and her two sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Colgan, Mildred
Colgan and Jean Morris shopped In
Great Falls Tuesday.
Glenn P. Waldo spent Saturday II.
Great Falls on bu5iness.
Mrs. James Gillette visited IN Belt
Sunday.
Ben Kennedy and Tom Noble were I
visitors to Great Falls lionday.
Mrs. Thos. johnson was down from
her home near the Butt Tuesday.
Mrs. Conn Forder Of Waltham is
spending few days with her dauga-
ters Anna ad Marie who are attend
ing high school
Ed Leibetrau was busiess visito.
here Wednesday.
Joseph Morris spent Sunday at the
home of Charles Grant
Mrs. j. <. Lee and small son OF
Arlington returned home Saturday
evening after having spent a week IN
Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon McConkey ana
Mrs. Matte Mosier attended the fun
eral Of orbin Brewer in Great Fails
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Atkinson and
daughter visited on Sunday in Belt
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry vaskey and
Charles Fish spent a few hours il
Belt Friday
Mrs. Cal Sharrard visited Mrs. VIM
Reavley last week in Great Falls.
Clifford Noble, brother Of +. W.
Noble returned to his home in Canada
Wednesday
Mrs. s. A. Remington and daugsi-
Ter Genevieve visited in Great Falls
over the week end.
The Guild met with Mrs. N. n.
last Thursday afternoon.
twenty-five ladies' were present. The
box TO Alaska was finished
delicious collation. ended the after
sOon. The Guild meets next with Mrs.
R. H. Bemis.
w. 8. Jeffries and family visited
heir parents in Belt Sunday.
Violet Strong returned on Tuesday
o Helena after a visit Of some weeks
With her aunt Mrs. Schroeder 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kranz OF
Great Falls were guests at the Clergy |
lOne on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. |
yeifert were also callers there
Earl Pimperton spent Sunday b.