Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1921-11-17
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J.. C. Chaisson of Socket was regis
tered at the Waldo hotel Saturday.
House and lot for sale by oxner, in
first addition to Belt Mrs. Roy Butch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Hubbard of Great
Falls wire Belt visitors Saturday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. J. Hall and son were
Great Falls visitors the first of the
week.
was visiting friends in Belt Friday and
Saturday.
Miss Violet Orr was visiting with
friends in Great Falls a few days the
first of the week.
Chas. Whitcomb and Chas. Gutnan
of Neihart were guests at the Waldo
hotel Monday night.
Taxes may be paid at the First Ma
tional Bank of Belt We are author
lied depository of county funds.-Adv.
David Graham returned Thursday
from a business visit TO the county
seat.
Many from Belt attended the dance
given Saturday evening at the hall in
Arlington.
Mrs. r.. <. Davis returned to her
home here Saturday from a few days
visit with her sister. Mrs. John Lucker
of Great Falls.
Leo A. Henter and L. ]. Clergy left
for Helena Tuesday noon en- business
connected with the Liberty Manufac-
turing company.
Frank C. Fogerty of Great Falls
came out Monday and will assist for
a short tint in the offices of the G..
w. Merkle Coal company.
N. II. Browning spent several days
the first of the week in Great Falls,
where h e attended the sessions of the
Scottish Rite degrees of Masonery
Hamment Bros. received returns
Monday from 81 steers shipped No
vember 3 to Rosenbaum & Co. Of Chi
cago. The steers brought 6h cents
straight and Melted over $4,000.
Archdeacon S. d. Hooker of Helena
conducted Episcopal services at the
church here Sunday. He expects TO
conduct services here the second and
fourth Sunday of each month hereaf-
ter.
Miss Florence Boyd, who is teach
ing at Antelope ~coulee, in the northern
part Of the county, spent Saturday and
Sunday at her home here. She was
met in Great Falls by her mother, who
returned with her.
Mrs. Leo Foltz and two daughters
arrived last week from Conrad TO join
Mr.. Foltz, who is employed at the G.
w. Merkle Coal company miRe2They
have taken up their residence in the
Waldo hotel annex.
J. A. Taylor of the Central Grocery
is on a 10-days visit with his son.
Rev. AT. Taylor of Winnett., At the
conclusion of his visit at Winnett Mr..
Taylor expects to go to California for
a few weeks with a daughter.
A. S. Hamment is at Barker for a
couple Of weeks work on mining
claims in which the Hamment Bros.
are interested. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hamment drove him up Sunday.
Harry is now in charge of the store.
The ease of Siegling VS.. Viau Bros.
of Geyser was settled olut Of curt by
the attorneys and principals to the
for 5000. The original suit was for
SlsZou, Lne Nalue Oh u car sou 10 Lnt
defendant by the plaintiff.
The Finnish residents of this sec
ton gave a dance at the Finn hall near
the Rocky Mountain elevator Saturday
evening. An exceptionally large crowd
was present, many coming from the
foothills of the Highwoods, and all APP
peared to enjoy themselves.
Two minor suits involving small
amounts were amicably settled in con-
ference of the interested parties in
Justice of the Peace H~ackshaw's court
Monday. The suits were entitled
Fred L. Siegling VS.. s. H. and G. w.
Elliott and Nels Roman VS.. S. II. Ell
lott.
Frank Sheldon returned home Sat
urday morning after accompanying
his cattle shipment TO the Chicago
market. His best steers brought him
but six cents. and from that down for
the other grades in the shipment. Mr..
Sheldon said that Montana was enjoy
ing the best weather of any of the
he passed through up to the
time of his return.