Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-11-25

haOsI Wloety known teachers IN Us
eade county, died at the Deacones,
hospital Monday after an illness
Of three weeks. Miss Spencer was
SO years Of age and had been teach
ing for more than 80 years. At the
time she was taken i'll she was not
engaged in teaching, but last year
had charge of school at Riceville.
She made her home at Salem with
her niece, Miss Fannie Walker. All
Of her other relatives are residents
of New York and Pennsylvania.
Funeral services were conducted
Wednesday afternoon from the W. H
George chapel according to the ritual
of the Eastern Star. Miss Spencer
was a member of the Belt lodge and
many Of the members attended the
funeral. Miss Spencer was an excel
lent teacher, a woman of fine com.
mon sense and financial response
bility. When not teaching she lived
on her ranch at Underahl
John Magnuson was in Belt Mon
day and Tuesday. While he is away
Charlie MacGowan looks after the
stock.
Miss Helen Ryan. the domestic
science teacher in the local high
school will spend the latter part Of
the week at her parents home in
Great Falls.
Mr.. John Van Dixie left Tueday 10.
HighwoOd where he will spend sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Forney and
son, Raymond and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jimmie Barbree and children, all of
/ Fioweree were visiting Mrs. W. H.
Robertson. Mrs. Forney's sister On
Monday
Mrs. Catherine Robertson and son,
Gordon Of Creston, Washington were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Robert
son and family last week.
Mr.. John Van Dixie was a business
visitor in Great Falls Saturday
The Guild met with Mrs. N. H.
Browning last Thursday. The after
noon was spent sewing and finishing
the many articles for their sale last
Saturday. At the close Of the offers
DON Mrs Browning served dainty
luncheon. The Guild will not meet
again until January.
S. A. Remington, Jr. Of Great
Falls visited with parents last week
end.
Nels A. Nelson Of Tiger Butte was
a business visitor in Belt Tuesday.
Everett Lame Of Upper Little Belt
was transacting business in Belt
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus PrObst Of Cora !
Creek were in town Tuesday. r
Mrs. Cyprian Blais Of Spring creek i,
has been spending a few days with !
Mrs. SENEGAL who is i'll. i
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lepley Of !,
Of Great Falls are spending a few /.
days with Mrs. Lepley's parents, Nh.
and Mrs Blais
Mr.. Eulberg Of Little Belt passed ],
through Belt Tueday morning on his !.
way to the Sale at the LOngeway :.
ranch.
Myrtle Skadsen and Lee Gazelle OF !.
Barker spent few hours at the JOE
Norris home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Darko Of Littk
Belt were in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Maxi Of Upper
Little Belt were shopping in Beit
Tuesday. =
Archie Joscelyn of Arlington pas 2
ed through Belt Tuesday on his way :
o Great Falls to see his brother, :
frank, who is patient at the :
)eaconess hospital
Mr. Willis Jonas of Upper Belt ::
vas visitor in Belt Tuesday. 8
Mrs. Anna Servoss of Arlington s
ias been visiting her daughter, Mrs s
Ibe Morris of Lower Belt for several 8
ays.
Among the out Of town people =
cen in Belt on Tuesday were: Mrs. e
lillian Maxi. Isaac Maxi, Jacob 8
ieikkila. Rev. Kopri, and Richard 9
faId. 8
Mr.. e. E. Erickson. representative C
T Martin Brothers, Minneapolis cal 9
ID on Belt merchants Tuesday.
Mrs. Anah Mccartney and little S
aughter, from Portland. Ores ar
wed IN Belt Sunday morning where s:
ney expect TO spend the winter with s.
er parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George r. 9
.irk
MARCRLLTNG
Second door below the Tnoy 1.aun- $
y Jessie Sampson. Pls1ne ssw II