Belton Briefsby Jane McDonnellMrs. P. M. Kurhy of Chester vis-s ited at the Fred Larson home for i , several days last week. Saturday ’ they visited the dam and friends at Columbia Falls.Mrs. Irwin Clausen of Staples, Minn, is visiting her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Benda.Guests now of Mrs. Minnie Thompson are Mrs. Lund, St. Louis and Miss Nelson, Glenwood, Minn.An old friend of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Blankenship was Nettie Gjohig, Camby, Minn., who visited them last week.Visitors over the weekend of the Blankenships were their son Ray and two children and also Glen Getter and three sons, all j of Cut Bank.Bob McDonnell left Monday for ( Washington, D. C. where he is sta- ] tioned, after a visit with his folks. rMr. and Mrs. E. H. Ahues and i daughter left Wednesday for their home in Everett, Wash., after visiting the W. H. Lindsays.Mrs. Bill Murrill is quite ill now at her home. We sincerely hope she recovers soon.Billy Mahoney had the misfortune of falling on a rock Tuesday resulting in a cracked rib.Jane McDonnell spent last Wednesday night in Columbia Falls visiting her friend Jean Carey.1(1