Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-09-30
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Mrs. DsHadd and daughtsF, RaeAsl
Of Idaho are visiting Mira. Anaa
Moore.
Mrs. Ted Raymond and dans
Nera returned Friday frosm s-vasaK p
the Falls.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Powers spant
the week end here with friends. Mrs.
Power is teaching at Monarch.
Miss Dorothy is attending the State
4 Normal.
The Rev Mr.. Snow came up Wed.
from Armington. On Sunday ev-
sning he held services in the new
church. The church was lighted by
candles. aided by a few lampss and
was very pretty.
Mrs. George Moore gave the
Methodist Episcopal Church here q
beautiful Bible in memory Of her
husband who died suddenly a year
ago in July.
The school house at the Silver
Dyke took fire about five o'clock
Saturday evening while Mr.. McBride
was at the boarding house. It TO-
hoped to have the building repaired
for occupancy during this week.
The DR.. Breeze family Of Great
Falls spent Sunday here at thar
mountain home.
Miss Agnes Broderick and her
brother Joe returned Friday night
from Arizona where Miss BrodawisA
went three weeks before. Joe has
been working there for a year ans
after his sister arrived they started
by car up the west side Of the
mountain and home, travelling over
three thousand miles. Both repoek
it a wonderful trip.
Mrs Tolliver Is again in Neihart |
with her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Mac
GibbOn, after visit with her sons
in Belt Park.
Mrs. Leonard Ledbetter left San
day for her Great Falls home after
having spent the month here in the
post office. She was accompanied
by her husband who came up Sat.
Mrs caxL Schenek speat aMkuean
and Sunday here with Mr.. Schenck.
She reports that they are well set
tied in their new home in Great
Falls.
Saturday night Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Bronson lost their infant son, Earl
aged three months, three
weeks, three days. The baby had
been sick but a day and its death
was shock to the community. The
family has the sympathy of the en-
tire community. Funeral Tuesday
from the church, burial in the local
Service by the Rev. A.
G. Snow.
Mrs. n. N. Lease was a passenger
10 Great Falls Tuesday.
Mrs. Pierre, formerly a resident
# Belt Park. was the guest Friday
md Saturday Of Mrs. Tony Faller. {
Mrs. Ed. Donovan Of the Silver q
Dyke has her mother and sister as
Ter guests q
The Rev. Mr.. Young came up
rom the Falls Tuesday (Sept. 2a) ?
o hold services at the Chapel Tues. a
light and Wednesday morning.
Mass was held at the Rabichand Q
House Tuesday morning. .
Miss Anderson Of Lewistown Is
he guest Of her sister, Mrs. Chef .
Imith. q
Faye Heath returned Saturday .
rom a trip to white Sulphur q
prings and around the State q
Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Sutton and
hree children spent Sunday with a
he Dickinson family at the Ranger Y
tati0n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Faller went NJ
own to the Falls Monday morning.
Nick Doyle, Ross williams and II
red Bronson went to the Falls 9
ariy Sunday morning to make ar y
for the funeral. III
Mr.. E. Dewey and father. Mr.. L. v
. Dewey Of Great Falls spenE
unday here on business.
The showing Of the Auction
lock was witnessed by a good
'use Saturday night. It was fol- e 7.
wed By q dance. l
The League Of Women Voters -
I'VE announced an open meeting Z.
r Thursday night. At this time =
r. T. F. Hogg. local principal Of y :.
schools, win give a talk on the :. -
mill levy. It is hoped that there = =
IN be a general discussion
The Republicans are due here
-tober, 10 and the Democrats Oct =
J. We hope for good rousing 70
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