Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1921-11-10
LOCALS AND


Jere C. Kelleher Of Monarch was a
business visitor in Belt Friday.
Sheriff C. II. Kelly of Judith Basin
county was a visitor in Belt Friday,
One Ford car in AL condition for
sale cheap. Terms If desired. Park
to-Park Garage=Adv, II.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Gillette of
Willow creek were visitors in Great
Falls the first of the week.
A. s. Hamment4of =Hamment Bros
clothing store returned Monday from
a business trip to Great Falls.
John Yurko, with the Great Falls
Power company at Rainbow dam, was
visiting relatives in Belt Sunday
Matt Richardson, coal operator Of
Arlington returned the first OF the
week from q business trip 70 Great
Falls.
p. NJ. Littlefield of the Holmberg
ranch on Box Elder was a business
visitor TO Great Falls the first Of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spencer and
daughter of Geyser passed through
Belt Friday IN their way to Great
Falls.
Mrs. Robert Mackey and daughters
of Great Falls were visiting friends
here several days the latter part of
last week.
Nels Roman has purchased the in
terest of w. C. Blomquist in the Rom
an Blomquist building, occupied by the
Central Grocery.
Harris Bros, plumbers Of Great
Falls were Belt visitors Sunday, max
ing preliminary estimates on a plumb
ing job or two here.
Mr.. and Mrs. CIV. Holt and Mr..
and Mrs. N. II. Browning drove to
Great Falls Tuesday afternoon, re-
turnine~horne in the evening.
The newly reorganized Belt Rod and
Gun club will meet this evening at the
Firemen's room in the City Hall. All
those interested in hunting or fishing
are urged to attend.
Ernest and Bob Siegling, v. Ross
and Ed Harris left Tuesday morning
for the mountains about Logging creek
with the avowed intention of bring
ing home a buck deer each.
Farmers by exchanging wheat for
flour at the Belt Farmers Mill q Ele-
vator company, get a premium on the
market value of the wheat, besides
getting the best fleuF pessibie7te be
made.-Adv.
G. w. Merkle, president Of the Cas-
cade County Coal Operators associa-
ton. left Monday for Billings. whore
the first of the week he attended the
district meeting Of the, Montana Coal
Operators association.
@Beltana,n the highest grade SIS per
cent patent flour. guaranteed to be the
equal of any flour on the market,
made from No. l Montana hard winter
wheat. Sold on a money-back guar
antee. Belt Farmers Mill 4 Elevator
company.=Adv.
DR.. Lee Roy McBurney of Great
Falls was in Belt Sunday evening re-
turning from an unsuccessful deer
hunt in the Monarch section. He re-
ports plenty of big game, but without
snow there was little chance TO get
close enough for a shot.
BY the breaking of a connecting rod
Of the air compressor a shutdown of
the Willard Coal company mine was
Tuesday afternoon. Re-
pairs were made in the machine shop
of the mine, by the turning ont of a
connecting rod. and the mine is
again in operation today.
Oscar Sampson, who has been visit
ing his family here the past week, left
Tuesday for Fort Harrison, where he
has been under treatment for tubereu-
for the past two months. Mr..
Sampson has applied for a transfer to
he government sanitarium in Arizona
and expects TO be assigned to the
southern country within a few weeks
Although he expects TO be under treat
for at least another year, he is
of an eventual cure or arrest
Df the disease. Mr.. Sampson was in
the navy during the recent war.