Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-01-07
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The Times acknowledges q wonder.
full Property edition Of the Sewari
Gateway sent by Mrs. Mary Pattane'
Peterson. The paper is a credit T.
any city and contains wealth Of in.
formation about Alaska.
The regular meeting Of the P. r
A. will be held in the Auditorium
Wednesday Jan. 18th. A speaker nom
Great Falls and some good musical
numbers are promised.
Alfred Ecl<el Of Roberts, Montana
visited his neice, Mrs. John Jaap from
Thursday until Sunday He recently
sold 1000 sheep which are said to
have Melted him s11 apiece.
Miss Harriet Rice who is a student
Nurse at st. Peters hospital in Hell
ena visited her parents over the week
end.
Pauline Polutnik and neice. Marie
Polutnik, made a short visit to Great
Falls on Sunday.
Eugenia Provin returned TO her
work as student at the Montana State
College at Bozeman on Sunday after
having been with her parents for the
two weeks Of the holiday vacation.
Jessie Peters returned to the Nor,
NAL at Dillon after having spent the
holidays with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fluhr accom-
panied by Mrs. Fred Sundermeier
drove over to Helena on New Year,
eve. Mr.. and Mrs. Fluhr visited his
mother, Mrs. Augusta Fluhr while.
Mrs. Sundermeier was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smovir A taxi
tried to cut in on Bill in Helena with
the result that he is minus a consid-
cradle part of one running board He
Immediately looked up the proper Of
ficials and will get satisfactory al
justment.
Miss Ethel Hardness, former Belt
teacher but now on the Billings corps
visited Mrs. Frank Rush during the
holidays
Mrs. Richie returned to he home
in Seattle Saturday after visit Of
two weeks with her sisters, Mrs. !
Frank Rush and Mrs. G. G. Kohl. {
Clarence Maxwell left the ranch of 4
B. ]. Feeler about four O'Clock Sat Z
urday afternoon to go to his home
on the Charles Dahl ranch. lie was I
driving team and bu gy. When close c
to the -Four Corners the neckyoke
strap broke, the horses ran aw.y and
the carriage was overturned Clar- s
ence broke his arm between the 3
shoulder and elbow besides other min t
Or injuries. The Feelers heard his v
cries for assistance and Immediately o
brought him to Belt where DIR. Gray o
DeaI attended to his injuries. He is a
now out but will carry his arm in II
/ sling for some time. L
The Guild viii meet with Mrs. 10,
Buchanan on Thursday Jan. nth. Il
Martha Atkinson returned TO her a
work at the Silver Dyke on Monday. d
Mrs. NJ. c. Moore accompanied by
Mrs. Rector and daughter were cal y
ers in Belt Tuesday. 81
B. F. McConkey and Arthur Ham, al
nent made business trip to. Great o.
Falls Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A c. Hay were in Belt Il
n business Saturday from their home "
t Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Morris and family Of
pent New Years at the home of Mr. h,
nd Mrs. Ed. Lee in Arlington. re
W. P. Pilgeram Of Arlington was
welcome caller at the Times office b
n Tuesday.
Mrs. Sadie Nulliner left on Wednes-
ay for q visit Of few days in Ray - !.
esford. -
Carl Peterson Of Little Belt was 80
usiness visitor in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee johnson Of Great
aIIs visited Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Mar =
aard sunday.
Janet Phalen returned to Belt Sun
" after holiday visit with her 4.
arents in the Bearpaws. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy johnson were in
wn for the Eastern Star Tuesday
ght
Mrs Nick Browning and children
ade an unexpected trip to Great bis
ais Wednesday. lie
Geo. s. Browning and N. H. Brown VIZ
z drove to Great Falls Wednesday frs
get their pictures taken. II is re- be
rted that Nick win leave shortly arr
r his old home in New Brunswick dur
d wauta 10 be prepared at least 70
ow his relatives photos Of the Mon CO..
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