Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1921-12-01

Viii Brodie was a business visitor
in Great Falls Saturday.
r. H. Bemis was a business visitor
m Nelhart Friday and Saturday.
Jonas Hanson Of Raynesford was a
business caller in Bel Tuesday,
Mrs. Anthony Of Evans was a guest
at the JOHN V. Harner home yester-
-A4sf+4r returned Sunday-
from a few days visit with friends IN
Great Falls.
Miss Nellie Klimas was a Great
Falls visitor Monday, returning home
in the evening.
Frank Rush, who is serving on the
trial jury in Great Falls. spent Sunday
al his home here.
The only explanation of Tanlac's
great success is Tanlac's true worth.
New Drug Co.-Adv.
Bert Funk, outside foreman at the
'Merkle mine, was a business visitor In
Great Falls Saturday.
Deputy Sheriff Ed Donovan of Mel
hart was in town Tuesday evening at
tending the banquet of the Masons.
Mrs. Thos. Thorson returned Mon
day from a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Alvah Martin, in Great Falls.
Miss Rosalie Leveillk, after spend
ing Thanksgiving at her home here,
returned to her school near Choteau
Saturday.
Miss oxa WesterIyNwho is attend
ing commercial college n Great Falls,
spent Thanksgiving at the Phil Le-
veille home as the guest of Miss Rosa
lie Leveille.
Miss Anna Nohl and Miss Wayne
Byrne, who are employed in Great
Falls, spent Thanksgiving at their
homes here.
Miss Myrtle Dunston, who is teach
ing at Raynesford. spent Thanksgiv-
ing at her home near here, returning
to Raynesford Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Bertha X. Lawrence, head Of
the normal training department of the
Belt Valley High school, returned Sat
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hamment
moved in from the ranch on Cora
creek Saturday and will occupy their
residence On Fifth avenue during the
winter.
A. S. Hamment left Monday for
Barker, where he will spend a few
days again in doing some development
work on the Hamment Bros. mining
claims.
Mike Humpe spent Thanksgiving
with relatives here. He is now locat-
ed in Great Falls, after putting in the
summer with the 2-Miracle company
at Lewistown.
Misses Alice McFadden and Miss
Foreh of the Belt schools, returned
Saturday from a week spent in Great
Falls. attending the convention and
visiting friends.
Mike Schmauck, who was injured
at the Merkle mine last week, has
ditched the crutches he was forced TO
for a few days, and is now near
ly himself again.
Ernest P%olutnik, deputy in the Of
flee Of the county clerk and recorder
in Great Falls, was a Thanksgiving
visitor at the home of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Polutnik.
DR.. and Mrs. j. S. Stewart returned
from Great Falls last Thursday, Mrs.
Stewart having attended the teachers
convention and DR.. Stewart driving in
her Wednesday evening.
Norman Gillette returned Friday
after spending Thanksgiving with
friends in Great Falls, and witnessing
the Missoula High clean up on the
Great Falls High football team.
Mayors, bankers, lawyers, promi-
nent government, state and county Of
prominent business and profess
men and Ministers Of the Gospel
have endorsed Tanlac. New Drug Co.
The auction sale Of Carl Locklin
held yesterday brought out a fair
crowd in spite Of bad roads. and every
sold at a fair price. G. G. Geer
uua annonO those attending from fhfsl