Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-04-29

er in the Belt High school while Mr.
Smith is the foreman Of the ]. B
Long & Co. outfit near Belt.
George Browning and da g h
ter Villa and Miss Pauline Polutnik
drove to Monarch Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Clergy and
Miss Genevieve Schroeder motored t.
Fort Benton Sunday
Mrs John Healey and son Tim re
turned yesterday from Helena where
they visited Mr. Healey who is at the
veterans hospital.
Art Winston brought home new
Ajax Sunday from Great Falls.
Bert Robertson and brother Archie
left Tuesday for Spokane to attend
their sisters funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob McCafferty of
Raynesford shopped in Belt Wednes-
day.
Charles Berg who is working in
Great Falls visited in Belt Sunday.
Mrs. Matte Mosier went to Ray
nesford Tuesday 10 visit friends for
sereral days.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Culver and family,
Miss Lapp and Miss Slartvedt spent
the weekend visiting MI. and Mrs
Roy johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Peterson OF
Little Belt shopped in Belt Wednes
day.
Miss Fern Willard is visiting her
aunt Mrs. Anthony Of Cascade.
Mrs. Sam Wilson delightfully."- en-
tertained the Guild and a few invited
guests at Five Hundred Thursday az
ternoon at the home of Mrs. N. T.
Wilson. Mrs. Art Winston received
the prize for high score. Mrs. Ray
Wilson prize for low score and Mrs.
Hilda Anderson cut prize. A delicious
luncheon was served by the hostess
The next meeting Of the Guild will be
with Mrs. Ray Wilson Thursday al
ternoon May G. 7
Mrs. Lem Mccoy and Ben attended
the Masonic card party and dance.
On Monday H. l. Young Of the Am
erican Zinc. Lead and Refining Co.
who is general superintendent Of that
company with general oversii 1t of
the Silver Dyke Mining Co, tqgether
with Hayes of the Dyke. tt chief
engineer Of the A. C. NJ. Co. and sev
eral other officials made survey Of
Belt creek.
On Tuesday night the Masons Stars
and their families enjoyed a reg Ian
good time at the party given in the
Lodge room by the Mesons. Old time :
dances, interpreted with modern and 4
;ard playing furnished the amlse- 4
ments.
N. H. Browning unloaded another A
,ar Of Fords yesterday. X
Mrs John Visocan Of Raynesford
stopped in Belt short time on We'd 4
iesday while on the way 70 Grear
Falls.
Peter Darko Of Waltham was in
he city Wednesday.
Tom Kent Of Spring creek made n
BUSINESS trip to Belt Yesterday n
M. and MIS-. Albert Beaudry and /,
dr. and Mrs. Dan Colgan spent Sum
law on the Missouri river. =
Last Sunday the Tiger Butte base !,
all team defeated the team Of Stock Il
tt Country Club by score of Is to a
The Geyser team was defeated by 9,
he Belt baseball team last Sunday ',
y to score in a weird game W
odd for the Geyserites allowed only
hree hits and in one inning struck in
at five Beltites. Ia
Mr.. Grant formerly on the N. 7. in
wilson Banch has leased the R. S. A
laine ranch on Tiger Butte. he
Monday evening considerable excite lei
lent was aroused by the finding of 70
week-old girl baby in an clubhouse
the C. W. Holt residence. The on
aby was wrapped IN a diaper and
tile else and while it appeared cold S.
as in no way. in danger The dis in
very was made by a number Of
nall boys who reported the diseov- en-
y and brought a number OF bust Ty
IS men 70 the scene. One Of these rei
Finished coat to wrap the found cal
~ and DR.. GRAPHICAL took it IN
arge. Investigation failed TO prove Blu
e identity Of the infant. The only
sw discovered is to the effect thar OR
women, a stranger IN town was Ri
en- carrying baby and seemed 70
endeavoring 10 conceal it with en-,
rasol No trace Of this woman has to
en- found since 1t is generally be- me
we'd that this woman was a teurist
d desiring 70 abandon the child she urs
Z II IN this clubhouse believing thar vii