Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-06-03
Local Items of Belt
and Vicinity

Mrs. Homer Armstrong who ha
been living in Neihart for some tins
to relieve hay fever is home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rice and fam
lily of Riceville motored to Greai
Falls Monday to visit Howard Rio,
at the Deaconess hospital where h,
recently underwent an operation fol
goiter. Howard is getting alOna
nicely.
The Guild meet today to finish the
basement Of the church and to attend
to other business matters.
Mamie Stone Of Little Belt who has
been in Butte for several months was
expected home today. While in Butte
although she had been vacinated
some years ago she developed a Sc
we're case Of smallpox and was shut
in for three weeks. Weino Stone
came down TO meet her.
Carl and Lulu and Norman John
son of Belt Butte were in town on
business Tuesday.
N 7. Wilson has been haunting
the station at train time ehese days
waiting for the arrival Of friends who
arc long overdue.
Arloine peRew- of Fife rode in this
morning for a brief visit.
Among the out-of-town visitors on
Tuesday were Ole johnson and Thos.
Thompson Of the east side and W. w
James from the west.
Mrs. celia Paxton. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. George Larkin is here
from her home in Miami, Florida for
visit Of a month. She found the
Florida heat rather trying.
Among the former Belt girls who
are graduating this June are Lotto
Mildred Tisdale daughter Of Mrs. Ma.
tilda Tisdale Of Yakima, Washington
and Louise Bentson. daughter of
Charles Bentson of Arbuclle. Calf.
Ubal Landry and Henry Lesebre
returned this week from an overland
trip to California which occupied ten
weeks time. They went by way OF
Oregon and drove most Of the way
over paved highway. The trip was
an enjoyable ore and since both were
experts at the wheel they covered a
ong distance each day Ubal work
ID at his trade for FIVE weeks in Los
Angeles but does not CARE Tor thai
country. They appear t. aequiesc,
n the opinion Of most tourists that
Montana has the worst roads to b,
iound anywhere.
Last Saturday after Mr. At,
.emanek and children, p,aliHe ana
Albert motored to Revir gunbu &.
md Sweetgrass to visit f.'c1as sni
eiatiyes. They brour 1t hek n
hem for a visit Pauline Ialderby,
daughter Of Pinky HoIderby OF
WCNAh hAnSs
Bill Mearns and family drove t.
'onrad last Sunday for visit with
alatiyes.
Jim Bondy. old time boiler maker
j Great Falls hut now representing
lie State Industrial Accident Board
assed through town Tuesday on
1siness visit to RieeYille. He stop
I'd here for talk with his ola
lend, Hank Morrow, and departing
'ok the better part Of Mr. Morrow's
zee water equipment which eaugh,
the hub Of Mr.. Bundy's car.
Former UNDERESTIMATE O'Flynn who :
gently resigned from the sheriff's
flee force to resume the practise Of :
W made a business trip to Belt :
aesday and called upon a number Z
old friends.
People have been wondering why :
ere had been no recurrence Of the :
Iidemic of accidents on the Belt :
-eat Falls highway which shocked :
E community last year. The fact s
As commented upon and one Of the :
ISLANDERS Immediately teek ths :
after up with the words eyes and s
ere won't be any more. The road 8
so rough that man can't driw 3
er twenty miles an hour. =