Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1921-10-20

business visitor yesterday afternoon.
Geo. w. Merkle returned Sunday
from a business visit in Great Falls.
John S. Cook. deputy county auditor
was a business caller in Belt Tuesday
DR.. Macaulay of Great Falls made
a professional visit in Belt Tuesday
n Mrs. 6has. Jennings and daughter
May visiting n-hchiEh for a few
days.
Mrs. Valmore Beaudry vas a stage
passenger to Great Falls yesterday
morning.
John Gonsior of Monarch passed
through town Tuesday on his way to
Great Falls.
Paul Gulden. New York Life insur-
ance agent, was out from Great Falls
the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Rioux of Raynes-
ford were Great Falls visitors the lat
ter part of last week.
Miss Anna Mae Farnum of Great
Falls was visiting friends and rela-
tives here over Sunday.
II. c. Tobin Of the Palace cafe went
to Great Falls Monday for examina-
ton before the compensation squad.
A short item in Tuesdays Great
Falls Tribune states that the Gordon
Campbell drill at Kelvin has ceased to
operate.
John NJ. Bradley left Sunday for
Helena to attend the state convention
of Odd Fellows as a delegate from
Coal Valley lodge No. 81, of Belt.
VIM. Orr has bought the Chas. Rice
residence 0 nhe Upper Row, and will
move into it as soon as Mr.. Rice and
family can into anothtr place.
A new tipple house and 200-foot
track shed has been erected at the Ca
lone & Johnson mine. The force has
been materially increased during the
past week.
The Embroidery club was entertain
ed Yesterday afternoon at the home
Mrs. b. r. McConkey. The next
session will be at the home of Mrs. c.
G. Nohl, Wednesday, November 2.
The county health board represen-
.atives were making physical exam
nations Of all school children of Belt
this week. Where defects were found
proper remedial measures were rec
.)mmended.
Miss Emma Keller was visiting here
he latter part Of last week with Mrs. ,
Maud Appleyard. Miss Keller taught
1t Lehigh last year. and had been on a
'isit there before leaving for her home
n Kansas.
The second entertainment by the |
Epworth League viii be held at the
ITarh aah..nI .r4Iffanttst.. - NTEA...I.
This is not a repetition-of The I
Lawyer" but will be some
hing entirely different.
As a sample Of what Montana can
in the way of Indian summer. we
mention the fact that Scoutmaster
and a troop Of the Boy
icouts disported themselves in the
old swimmin' hole" one day last week.
George Cox, George Liscomb and
ON Edwards Of Neihart were in town
few hours yesterday. Messrs. Lis
omb and Edwards were on their way
> Great Falls and Mr. Co&wil= go /
Augusta for 10 days visit with
is family. who are spending the win
n there.
Ground has been secured and work |
on the erection Of a l2,000-gal-
steel gasoline tank and warehouse
Y the Mutual Oil company EstateA5
ide Institution. at Belt. The station
i'll be built west Of the Neihart Lum-
r company yard, utilizing the track
&c north Of the Rocky Mountain Gle
The company will distribute
the trade only.
H. S. Haney Of Monarch passed
town Sunday on his way to
reat Pals. The Monarch Mercantile |
impany, whose store was burned out
have opened again in the
lrk4to-Park hotel building. O. MI
'oodahl and Fred Dasielson. also
out. have found quarters and
already doing business with goods
ID fixtures saved from the fire.
Word was received here recently
at George Guman, who with his
mily left here a year or so ago TO :
AXE their home near Streeter, ILL.,,
IS killed there recently. Mr.. Guman :
rs riding home from work with a :
rty, according to the information re- :
wed here, and in alighting from the :
tomobile before it stopped he was =
ropn violAntlR 70 he grpand@ his :
Elk being broken. =
Mrs. j. A. Kicrstead entertained the :
smbers of the Home club last Thurs =
y afternoon, serving a lunch at the =
sc of the work hour. New mem-=
RS continue to be taken into the club, :
e object Of which is sewing for the :
phans In the Odd Fellows home at =
lena. Mrs. w. r. Pilgeram and =
IS. Meberry will entertain the club =
xt Thursday, October 81, at Mrs. =
-2eram& home-in Arlington and -
tor cars viii be available for all =
use who wish 10 20. -
eb Armstrong OF Great ais was =
business visitor in Belt yesterday. -
Z. Armstrong recently purchased 50
90 lambs al an average price Of 50 -
r head, which he is arranging to -
We wihtered in this section. Mr.. =
mstrong states that there is little -
ding fHzsheep these days. as those =
o have them seem TO have plenty -
feed and hesitate 70 sell, while III
ny stockmen who would ike % buy -
sep TO winter on their surplus hay,
q it difficult TO raise money with Z