Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1921-11-24

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Mrs. Chas. Walteria was visiting
friends in Great Falls several days the
past week.
Miss Ingrid Heikkila, teacher of the
Wayne school, was a passenger to the
Falls Saturday.
+atfAae-. Tire rcrfurkabtu Remedy that
seid by
New Drug Co.-Adv.
Miss Anna Nohl of Great Falls
came out Saturday to spend the week
end at her home here.
Mrs. Gus Sieger of Neihart returned
To- her home Monday after a several
days visit with friends here.
Taniac is a splendid tonic and sys-
tenn purifier, now selling at the rate
of almost Ten Million bottles a year.
New Drug Co.-Adv.
Get rid of that nervous, fretful feel
ing. Brace up. Take Tanlac and you
will look everybody in the face and
smile. Sold at New Drug Co.-Adv.
The hot water tank at the Harry
Hamment home burst Friday, flooding
several rooms of the house and dam
! aging floors, carpets, etc, to some ex-
tent.
Mrs. Anna Wilson of Hepburn, Ida,
who Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs: fhos. Pearson, visited in Great
Falls a day or two the first of the
week.
Mrs. j. B. Densmore and daughter,
Nara, returned Saturday from Great
Falls, where they went in order that
Vara might receive treatment for her
eyes.
Auction sale of livestock, farm i'm
plements and household goods at Dam
iel Payne ranch, five miles northeast
of Monarch, Wednesday. November
30.-Adv.
]. j. Ryan of Helena stopped off
here Tuesday on his way home from
a business visit to Neihart, where he
is interested, for a visit with his niece,
Mrs. L. j. Clergy.
Miss Julia Pattsner, who is teaching
at Arlington, was among those WHO
went to Great Falls Saturday to at
tend the teachers convention in Great
Falls the first of the week.
Mrs. Viola Morris was visiting her
daughter, Miss Mary Morris, in Great
Falls the first of the week. Miss
Morris is teaching at Highwood and
was attending the teachers conven-
tion.
Plans are complete for the card
party and lunch to be given next
Wednesday evening by the ladies of
the Altar society at the Parish hall,
and a good time rs assured all who at
tend.
Owing to the extreme cold Of Satur-
day. the football game scheduled to be
played between Belt and Stanford on
the park grounds was called off. The
game may be played later if the
weather permits.
Phil Dunston leaves today for Nell
hart, where he will assist the Raynes-
ford orchestra at the masquerade ball
to be given there this evening. Be-
fore returning home he will be joined
by Otto Venohr and they viii spend
the balance of the big game season on
Logging creek in hopes of bringing
home a deer.
Mrs. Oscar Sampson returned
home Monday from Great Falls. where
she accompanied Mr.. Sampson to the
Columbus hospital, where he 10 re-
ceiving treatment under the govern
ment compensation act. Mr.. Sampson
has been trying to get the department
to send him south for the winter, feel
ing that he would be more benefited.
John Jaap and A.E. Hotchkin spent
Saturday and Sunday at the Blomquist
cabin on Logging creek and we're re-
by the sight of one solitary doe
deer. They say the signs were pIen-
tiful, but that this was not their lucky |
time for hunting. They made the trip |
by automobile without difficulty, al
are is necessary on part Of
the road.
j. R. Culver, superintendent of the
Belt schools, Mrs. v. Ross and Miss
Elsie Bemis, were Belt teachers who
the Lewistown special to the
meeting of the Montana State Teach
association, as IL passed here Sun
evening. Nearly all the other
,eachers and many of the Normal
raining girls had taken earlier trains
the convention
". Ross and J. E. Harris returned
asst Thursday afternoon from the
Tiger Butte section, where they had
zone that morning after deer. Ross
vas lucky, getting a 12-point buck
'efore noon. Harris was not so lucky,
only a quite badly strained
ack when he slipped while helping
loss get the deer out, laying him up
or the balance of the week.
A. s Hamment returned Friday
rom Barker, where he spent 8 week
Ding assessment work on the Reliance
mining claim owned by Hamment
'ros- He was accompanied by Nick
who remained at Barker To
ompiete the work. Mr.. Hamment
that about 40 men are working
t Barker and that about 40 IONS of
is being shipped daily from the !
e. Edwards and Barker mines. |
he ore is being hauled by team 10 |
Ionarch. !
The cold weather and the delay I'm |
Of the steel ceiling and one |
vault door, has held up Temporal 4
v the work on the improvements at :
ie State Bank Of Belt. One Of the !
auit door has been placed IN position I
Nd certainly gives the appearance Of
encouragement TO the enterprislng
sryrnnn- II u the latest pattern of
and fire proof construction.