Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-04-01
ST. LUKEs CHURCH
Lee III. Young, Pastor.

:. Sunday School 10 A. NJ.
Communion and Sermon 10:S5 A IA.
Mrs. ClOdfelder, wife Of the agent
at Gerber, has been substituting for
Miss Berg at the Great Northern stat
ion in Arlington and has been driv-
ing back and forth in a Ford truck.
Sunday, as she was driving along,
the wishbone on the Ford dropped
down and her car was out Of con-
troll. She wound up in the ditch with
out serious harm. A large car APP
preaching went in the ditch on the
other side of the road possibly to
keep out Of the way of the truck
Stanley Klimas Of the West Side
Coal mine has been compelled to emit
er the Columbus hospital as the re-
suit of being kicked by a kofse soms
weeks ago. The leg did not improve
and an X-ray examination proved that
the bone in his leg while not broken
was split. His stay in the hospital
may be short but the matter is mcer-
tain.
It is rumored that Chas. Holmbere
was painfully injured when he wax
accidently shot in the leg by a %
rifle which he was handling. Details I
are lacking but Mr.. Holmbere is in
a Great Falls hospital
l
The men composing the West Side |
Coal company have been having tough |
luck J ". Harner is doing tunnel
work on the Great Northern, Mike
Speger is confined 20 his home with
rhuematism, Tex Irwin is just recoy-
ering from pnuemOnia and now STAN
ley KIimas is in the hospital, I
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Rada here
Sunday q baby boy.
Miss Ella and Margaret Skadsen
who have been attending High school,
in Great Falls are spending THEN
Easter vacations with their sisters in
Belt st ii
John Hedrick WIS business viss
itor in Belt Tuesday.
Sam Krebs Of Tiger Butte attended
TO business in Belt Tuesday. fIs
Mr. and Mrs. Rainwater shopped nj
Belt Wednesday morning a vs.
". s. Baker Of Arlington TRANSACT
ted business in Belt Wednesday.
sdrs. Ben Buehler returned 70 her {
home Wednesday after spendin'. a few
days visiting her brother in leIena.
George Mahoney Of Tiger Bltte was
a Belt visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas Rice and Children ,vish
two children Of Fl. C. Nobel Of i ce-
vile attended the girl scout benefit i
last night. :
Roe and Abe Morris ATTENDED the n
sale at the Swartz ranch Wed day.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. HjeIrn If MaI5
a baby boy at the GraybeaI n pitaI
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Art McCafferty shop.
ped in Belt Tuesday.
Thos. Thorson Of Little Belt at
tended to business in Belt Wednesday F
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Probst returned
home from Great Falls Monday.
B X. Hammer spent few hour d
IN Great Falls Monday. I'll
Mrs. Sadie Nulliner returned to her. r,
home Wednesday after spending few A.
days IN Great Falls. N
Mrs. Paddle Feldt Of Tiger Butt 81
IS visiting friends in Belt for few z.
lays. M
Easter Sunday the Christian church s.
viii hold services at 1880 and at 1880
n the evening. We
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Robertson ana nj
,abZ motored to Great Falls Wednes un
lay ii,
Art Hamment was a bushes visitor Of
n Great Falls Saturday. tsc
Jude Huber visited few hours
n Great Falls Tuesday.
Mrs Schroeder was the guest Of
Yrs. Courbough at the Lepley ranch
sunday. Cd
Gordon Ford Of Spokane is here eo
listing his mother Mrs. Maud Ford. de-
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Shannon Wis ne
ted friends in Belt Sunday.
Miss Clara and Evelyn calope
rom near Geyser visited over the
week end at their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. johnson ana =
fiss Florence Calone were Great -.
'aIIs visitors last Thursday.
Rev A. J. Richard visited with Nh.
nd Mrs. Albert Beaudry this week.
On Sunday April 4th Great North
IN train No. AZ win pass through
lett at 1888 P. NJ. instead Of 2:s2
} d. This change in fine servfee
! because Of the Park traffic during
he summer months and Is necessary