Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-01-07

Lempi Ranta returned 70 her schOo
at St. Peters Mission Sunday.
It was rumored in Belt Monday tina
Mr.. Miller. son=in=law OF Mrs. Nat
Sand has been seriously injured in {
fall in Neihart mine.
Amy Beaudry is making a shori
visit to the countyseat today.
Tony Sanders is back from . TRIP
% the west coast where he went on
q look-see.
Alice Beaudry was entertained las;
evening by number Of her cir,
friends in honor Of her birthday and
was the recipient Of dainty gift.
Those present were Alice and Amy
Beaudry, Genevieve Schroeder, Viole,
Strong, Pauline Yurko. Louise Loeb
ray and Mrs. E. J. Marquard.
When in Great Falls leave your
car in the Ludwig Garage. Up-to.
date. careful service. If.
VIM. Van Tassal is back from a
bushes trip by auto to Hughesville.
He reports the roads from Barker ~
the Block P. the best he has eve
seen and says that if the ruts were
not quite so crooked he could drive
Ford hundred miles per hour.
Belt weather has been unexcelleo
since we got taste Of real winter
last fall, the thermometer seldom
drops below 30 F. and the ground is al
most free from frost. Tuesday night
it rained here all night and in the
morning the roads we're covered with
little pools Of water and looked az il
there had just occurred a summer
shower. Reports Of zero weather ON
Ill sides of as has led some with
troubled condolences to suspect that
hell fires are burning just beneath
and that any morning they may see
Belt Butte in eruption. The fire ac-
counts for the otherwise unaccount-
able weather.
The newly appointed officers Of the
Eastern Star lodge are: Chaplain,
Elizebeth Nelson; Adah, Agnes He'd
rick; Ruth, Eliza DunstOn; Esther, /
Alma Johnson; Martha, Carrie James
Electa, Hazel Pilgeram; warder, Jes-
lie BrateIy; Mershal, Pearl Stewart;
Roy johnson.
Victor Salo and Willie Tal1ala o. 4
ieyser stopped over night Wednesday
n Belt while on their way to Neihart.
Those who failed 10 as Romola last
veek missed seeing one Of the moss
eautiful and convincing pictures thar
as ever been shown at the Pythian
'heatre or anywhere else for that
natter. This week the Christie Com
dy "Stop Flirting drove the blues !
way for many peop'e who saw il ?
he first was elaborate, artistic and !
plendid, the second peev-chaser Of
ign class, each a masterpiece in its 4
lass.
Word has been received from B. }.
urfening, Forest Ranger in charge OF
Re Logging Greek district that he viii
how two sets Of slides made up BY
ie U. S. government 10 explain THEN
ork in Forestry at the high school
a Monday evening Jan. nth. Every
ne viii be welcomed and is urged TO
tend rs the pictures are both highly |
Iteresting and instructive. The enter
Iinment is free.
Mike Rocks was in town Wednesday. |
e says that they have had rain. snow I
ID hail on Willow creek the last few
lys.
Isaac Maxi was here for supplies
.sterday. In the course Of conver-
ton he remarked that fifteen years
70 he was just a kid and not much
der now. 4
SaIui Jari Of Little Belt is among 1
e farmers who were seen in town I
sterday.
Frank Merkling is rejoicing because
the arrival Of q daughter at his
me on Tuesday. The young lady Is /
ported as a nine-pounder. |
Guy Porter made a business trip 70 |
ilt Wednesday. 1
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FOR SALE-Hay and Pasture
'Od House and sheds for use II de- =
ed Open water, Joe Hockey, Rayn-
.nrd Montana Il