Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-03-04

Second door below the Tpoy Baun-
dry. Jessie Sampson, Phone sew
St Patrieks dance at K. P. hall
March 18th.
The regular meeting Of the P. 7. A.
viii be held March 10th at the audi
torium.
A card party for Masons, Stars and
their families was held after the reg
ular meeting Tuesday evening. Nine
tables played 800" Mrs. N H. Mel
son received head prize, Mrs. vendssl
the consolation and Mrs. GRAPHICAL
that for low score. ]. w. Bradley
won mems head prize, Mr.. Culver the
consolation and Mr.. Vendsel that for
low score.
The Guild met with Miss villa
Browning last Thursday. The after
noon was spent making aprons for
the bazaar which will be given soon.
A delicious luncheon was served by
the hostess The guild win meet this
afternoon with Mrs. S. A. Remington
and every week until after the ba-
zaar.
Last Thursday evening there was
special meeting of the local chapter
of the Eastern Star to welcome their
grand matron who was making hen
official visit 10 this chapter. The
Grand Matron's address was very in
structive and was enjoyed by all hel
audience. The speaker was afterwards
presented with a beautiful piece or!
Madeira linen and corsage bouquet.
Mrs. Culver. worthy matron was pre-
scented with flowers and Mrs. Brown
ing was given a beautiful Eastern
Star ring in appreciation of her faith
fulness as secretary. An elaborate
luncheon was served later. Among
the guests were thirty-five members
from Great Falls.
Villa Browning returned from Great
Falls Wednesday after visit of sew
eral days there.
Mrs. Walter Kennedy and daughter
Doris Of Great Falls visited friends
here Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold shannon O.
Box Elder were in Belt on business
Mrs. G. w. Stuffed and daughter
Billie attended the tournament last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon MccOnkey spent
Sunday at the John Krebs rlnch.
Miss Olive Grove returned from
Great Falls Sunday after a visit there
Lucas Hit has leased the Beaudry
ranch which is five miles north of
Belt.
Among those who helped Rayne Pill
geram celebrate his birthday last
week were DIR. and Mrs. GRAPHICAL,
Ella and Irene GRAPHICAL. Mrs. Hook
EFT, MRS Newman and son, Mr. and
Mrs. Leon McConkey and family, Miss ,
Spencer, MRS. Hamlow and children Z
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Morris and {
children. +,
Legion will give dance on St. Pat
Ticks day evening at K P. Hail.
Mrs. Lawrence Butts is visiting a.
the home of her parents Mr. ana
Mrs. H. E. Woods.
Mrs. Jos. Morris has received wore
Of the death Of her maternal grand 4
father, Charles Tuckey at Cass City,
Michigan. He died one week ago at Z
the age Of e5 years.
Mrs. C. W. May was out from Z
Great Falls Thursday to attend the i
Eastern Star. v
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur johnson and z
small daughter drove down from their a
ranch beyond Rocky Ridge Tuesday. n
They say that they are about the :
,nly ones. In the neighborhood who .
AN get to town IN a car. 1
John Magnuson and his son Herbert
Aagnuson were Belt visitors from |
Rocky Ridge yesterday and were de |
lighted with the climate down here.
They say that roads are almost i'm |
'assable in their section from mud
md melting snow.
The card party given by the Re
ekahs was attended by all in town,
he rest having gone TO the tourna-
nent. When Louise Lochray came VI
rom the telephone office and an
ounced the victory Of the Belt team |
ew were able thereafter to coneen-
rate one III game. Beautiful prizes
1ere given and a sumptious supper
Tas served in the dining room. Just
efore the crowd broke up they were
isited by few voiceIess but enthus-
lstsc Belt supporters from the tourn-
ment !.