Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-11-04

The Guild met at the home of Mrs
R. H. Bemis Thursday afternoon
Quite a lot of sewing was accom-
pIished during the afternoon after
which the hostess served a most
dainty luncheon. The next meeting
Of the Guild will be with Mrs. Walter
Blomquist Thursday afternoon.
The Talking Doll which is being
used in the Leader subscription
campaign was at The New Drug
Store last Saturday and delighted a
large number of little folks and
grownups as we'll
On Monday night the wise ones
say, real game of football between
two teams of highschool students
selected by Coach Macdonald. They
had referees, umpires, linesmen and
everything including game which
was filled with brilliant. play. Long
runs, fierce tacIling and spectacular
passing delighted the select audience.
The final score was to O in favor
Of the side that had the six points,
no one knows what they were called.
Gordon Ford, son Of Mrs. Maud
Ford of Belt, is home from Augusta
for a visit with his mother. He
will return to his work in a few
days.
Frank King, son of Sam King,
was cranking Ford Monday
evening when the Lizzie kicked
breaking Franks arm.
Remember Beck and Walkers
CoIored Minstrels at the Auditorium
November 9th. Those who saw it
last year pronounced it a splendid
show.
A boost for Beck and Walkers
show is boost for the High School
Athletic fund.
Rev. and Mrs H T Stong, Mrs.
Samuelson and Mrs. Berg last Friday
attended the banquet at the M, +.
church in Great Falls and the show
at the Grand about the life of Martin
Luther in the evening.
Arrangements are going forward
for Ladies night to be held by the
local Lions club on November 10th.
Harriet Stein, daughter Of John
Stein the East side rancher who had
much to do with the erection Of Belt
Butte. is home for few whiffs Of
the ozone that circulates around the
Butte. She has been employed as
on the Los Angeles Ex-
aminer She lost 40 pounds in weight
this last summer but since she has
been home she is recovering what
she lost.
Thos. E. Woodward who is prop
rietOr of a fine bunch Of purebred
Herefords on the old Pendergrast
place has developed tuberculosis as
result Of an injury receivedlast sum
ner and has been in bed since Sep.
.ember. He has applied for admis-
lion to the State hospital a; Galen ;
md expects to make rapid improve
nent as soon as he can take the
treatment there Mr.. and Mrs. Wood ;
yard have been in Belt this week.
The Woman's Club have obtained
he building recently vacated by the
Manchester Store as the location for !,
be American Legion Library. The
library will be moved as soon as
ossible, and reading room and rest
com as we'll, will Be prepare = : :
hoped every organization in Belt, :
ill get behind the new library and
/ its uplxeep. The young people /.
eed such a convenience, and it !,
Mould solve some Of the problems
lat confront the community in pro- n
ding suitable recreation for our
'ys and girls. =,
ie members Of the Ladies Aid were
ltertained at the home Of Mrs. Lem =.
cCoy Of Spring Greek. There were q
present and all enjoyed them
Ives immensely. The rooms were :
-ett5ly decorated with Halloween =
lors and each Lady was presented ::
ith Halloween cap which they g
pre- during the afternoon. The .
dies spent the afternoon sewing for ::
cir Bazaar in December. At the =
'se Of the meeting dainty refresh $
snts were served by the hostess. =:
ter several musical selections the 9
smbers departed for their homes s:
tending their appreciation TO Mrs. $
Coy for the pleasant afternoon =
ent. The Ladies Aid will meet -
cry Wednesday until after the g