Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-08-05


Fails Is the guest Of Miss Elver
Schsnck.
Mrs. Tuoma and sons, Elmer an
4 Arthur, from Sand Couiee were tn
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Nal
last week.
Miss Loretta Anderson was tn
hostess at 3 party given Saturda!
afternoon by her aunt, Mrs. Harr.
Moore, in honor of her seventh birth
day. Those present were LuciIl,
BarkeIl, Jane Barker. Margaret
Bridgeman, Lovey Boutileer, Ruth
Faller, Dorothy Gruter, Alice I.uns
ford. Eleanor Lunsford, Berness Max
Mary Ann Maxi, Nelva McGibbon
Margaret Murphy, June Porter, Dor.
othy Mae Porter. Josephine Ryan
June Schenck, Olive Mae Smolden,
Naomi Stark, Merle Stark, Fay SUIT
ton, Mary Taylor, Gertrude Trip,
Virginia Trip and Virginia Weld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron johnson and
daughter. Ariss Eloise, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Schenck
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vachon and Mr..
and Mrs. Alley Furos of Fargo,
North Dakota were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Ledbetter over the
weekend. They have just completed
a tour of Yellowstone National Park
Arne Maxi came Friday Of last
week from Sand COulee and is now
in the employ of Frank Savage.
+ Mrs. Gailbrath of Chillicothe. Ohio,
and Miss Rosa Angert Of Cincinnati.
Ohio are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank NJ. Walker at Camp Pinehurst.
Mrs. Gailbrath is a sister and Miss
Angert an aunt, to Mrs Walker and
L. L. Angert.
Mrs. Bob Gordon and daughters.
Misses Mary and Jean. and Miss
Caroline Weldy of Great Falls re-
turned Sunday after a months visit
here.
Another claim was added Friday
to the R. f. Paine mining property in
Neihart when the Last Hope claim
was purchased from David L. S. Led
ker by Frank Wright of Great Falls,
who has been engaged in the mining
business in the NeihaFt region for
several years for the Paine interests.
The Last Hope claim adjoins the Re-
taken claim. which was pur. hased +
by the Paine interests, Boston con-
Germ last year. Both properties are
adjacent to the Silver Dyke property
on Carpenter creek. The Retaken
has ben worked to some
extent and hasa tunnel 200 feet in
length already driven It is the plan
Of the Paine interests to commence
operations as soon as possible on the
property and arrangements {
are being made for this purpose, ac.. l
,ording 10 Mr.. Wright. {
Miss Blonde Barker of Great Falls q
S visiting here with her brother, D. t
L. S. Barker.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry BeeteheF ana =
and Miss Mae Robinson Of !
Great Falls spent the weekend here. L
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Angert returned
asst week to Chicago after a two t
weeks visit here with Mr.. and Mrs. $
Walker at Camp Pinehurst- 4
Mr.. Raymond Lee made a business U
rip to Great Falls Sunday. I
Mr. and Mrs. David Ledbetter n
pent Sunday in Belt at the Eagles 7
'icnic. q
Miss Ruth Mccain Of Great Falls a
pent the weekend here.
An "Indoor Circus" was featured t
t the Lyric Theatre Monday by the G
,regar Show people. A large au- e
fence was present. d
Billy Fagenstrom visited in Great o.
'alls last week. h
A large crowd turned out to the n
Dandy Dixie Minstrels" last Friday e
uly 80, at the Lyric Theatre. The "a
rogram was composed of comedy nj
nging and dancing. After the pro-
ram music for dancing was fur n
ished by a coIOred orchestra OF NJ
sven. ~
Arthur and Tom Toddre turned TO Il
eySer last week. II
Mrs. ]. L. Neihart returned Mon ca
~ after a brief visit in Great Falls. a
Mrs. Van Teylinger and son. An m
uew, spent a few days Of last week
Great Falls. 50
Messrs. Angert. Hayes. and Nit in
lell made up a fishing party to 81
heep Greek last week. &c
Jack and Jimmy O'Flynn attended W
ie picnic at Belt Sunday. W,
The special attraction at the Lvria ~
heatre Wednesday was comedy Bl
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