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

sold in Belt by New Drug Co-Adv.
Mrs. Chas. T. Rice was a passenger
to Great Falls on yesterday mornings
stage.
Big shipment of Tanlae just re
ceived New Drug Co. local agents
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istiee day, from - noon until 2 p. m.
A number from Belt attended the
Armistice day program put on last
night by the Masonic lodges of Great
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fluhr and Mrs
Ernest Troutman were Great Falls Wis
itors Tuesday evening.
Will Lester, who has been with the
Great Falls Credit Mems association
the past few months, is visiting at his
home here.
The twin daughters born to Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Markiss. on October
81, have been christened Ernestine
Helen and Eileen Mary.
Cal Sharrard and Ernest Troutman
drove to Great Falls Tuesday evening
to give the champion pugilist of the
world the once over. They got an eye
full.
Mrs. John Anderson and son left
Sunday for a few days visit with Mr..
Anderson, who is located in Roundup
as advertising manager for a moving
picture house.
Sleeping quarters have been pro-
vided at the Pioneer garage by the
building of a room in the gable over
the office. The night bell win now
secure admittance for belated travel
ers.
Tomorrow is Armistice day, but
there will be no general observance of
the day in Belt other than a special
program at the schools of a study Of
its significance.
The cases of smallpox reported In
the Cora creek section are all on the
road to recovery, or have completely
recovered and no new cases are re-
ported. All the cases were of an ex-
tremely light type.
p L. B. Lockhart. president of the
State Bank of Belt, has purchased the
three lots on Lower Cashier street,
Lust neFth of the G. r. Peterson resi-
dence, and next spring plans on the
erection of a modern home thereon.
Leo c. Graybill returned yesterday
morning from Kansas City. where he
attended the annual convention of the
American Legion as a member Of the
Montana delegation. He visited with
friends in Iowa a few days on his way
home.
The best-market price for wheat is
obtained by farmers when they ex-
change their wheat for flour al the
mill of the Belt Farmers Mill & Eieva-
tor company. In reality It means the
farmer gets about 30 cents a bushcl
over the market price.-Adv.
Fred Siegling, proprietor of the
Park-to-Park garage, has entered suit
IN the justice court for the collection
Of a note on which $40 is alleged to be
due. The note is made and endorsed
by G. w. and s. II. Elliott. The hear
ing of the case is set for next Mon
day before Justice Of the Peace Hack
shaw.
The ladies of the Altar Society Of
st. Marks Catholic church will give
the second Of their series of card par
ties on Wednesday evening, November
30. These parties are proving very
popular and are attracting large num-
of those who enjoy an evening
at cards. followed by an appetizing
lunch.
Just received a large shipment of
the wonderful remedy, Tanlac. This
is the great medicine you have been
so much about. The remedy
that's made such a wonderful reputa-
ton and which has accomplished such
remarkable results all over the United
States and Canada. Get your bottle
at New Drug co.-Adv.
Gus Newmack, who is visiting his
parents at their ranch near Fife. was
q ~;sftor in Belt Monday. Gus, who
served in the aviation service during
the war. has been at Galen the past
six montnhs taking treatment for in
tuberculosis, and has hopes of
. complete recovery. though 1t viii
at least six months more at
the sanitarium.
Rev. Father Tannynne, formerly
pastor of st. Marks Catholic church
here, and who left about two years
ago TO return to his old home in Eng
land. has returned to Great Falls and
is at present stationed at the Orphans
Home. 1t is stated that Father Tan
nyane found conditions in England
very ~deplorable and now looks upon
America as a permanent place OF resi-
denee with great favor.
Thos. Wheeler, aged "a years, died
Of his home in Sand Coulee Sunday
evening. Mr.. Wheeler was well known
In Belt, being a frequent visitor here
in former years. He was a charter
Of the Odd Fellows and the
Knights Of Pythias lodges Of Sand
Coulee and had served as deputy as
SCISSOR of Cacade county for several
The funeral was held yester-
day afternoon at Sand Ceulee.
The addition TO the State Bank of
Belt is completed so far as the outside.
work is concerned, and the inside rap
idly nearing the finish. The concrete
for the two-story vault has been
poured and the basement portion viii
be put in shape for immediate use in
that the work Of tearing out the
old vault in the main building may be
done, the contents to be moved to the
part Of the new vault.
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