Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-02-16

At fEtA Attlff - tftNtf uAfittk
a new water system at Pompey's Pillar.
An orchestra composed of high
school students Is being organized at
Belt.
Harry b. Drumm has been nomInat-
ed by President Harding to be receiver
OF public moneys at Billings
Teachers of CaIlatin county have or
ganized an association to affiliate with
the state association OF teachers.
1872 convention of the Retail
Merchants association of Montana viii
be held In Boulder. June 26, 81 and rs.
After a faithful service of many
years the old Central school building
at Red Lodge has been abandoned and
the children have been moved 10 other
quarters.
A farmers short course and annual
farm bureau convention viii be held
at Terry. March 10. IA, If plans as
now made mature
Montana extension service at r
Bozeman is preparing an extensive
campaign OF demonstration and eduea-
ton In dry land methods for Rosebud
county during the coming spring and
summer.
The electric light system recently
Installed at Grass Range is now in :
use and the streets, homes and bust
ness houses OF that place are iltaf4iH-
ated by the current.
o 0
Students of the Anaconda high
school Will be required to make "a de-
posit of 81 each to insure the text
books and other school property in
their use against damage.
Nearly 10000 pounds of rabbits have
graced the tabIes of Great Falls folks
during the last two months through
efforts OF sportsmen. the Tribune
and the Salvation Army.
The required number of signers has
been obtained to secure a company
of national guards at White Sulphur
and II is expected that the
'ompany VIII be Organized early this
'pring.
An electric locomotive of 300 horse
has been brought from Butte,
or the use of the street railway. n
4 the w. A.. Clark properties. II will
e used for pulling heavy freight and
n~owplows.
Alex Livingston, recently appointed
$ chief of police OF MissouIa. to sue
eed w. ]. Moore. has been removed
-om the office. The reason ascribed
Dr. this action MIS- hat Lxiagst9HT
as not a resident Of Missoula.
John Fields. overseas veteran of the
Torld war, who died Mt Fort Harrison
at Helena from tuberculosis.
as buried with military honors at
alta. The American legion had
large of the funeral services.
A movement has been started Mt In
for the erection of a new high
hool building. The proposed build
z will have a large gymnasium and
oms sufficient TO accommodate four
of accredited high school work.
Three hundred members OF the n.
o. f. lodge In western North Da-
tn and eastern Montana have been
ut invitations to attend the initiatory
to be given at Scobey on February
at which time q class of 40 will he
Only six OF the ~ cafes In Great
Ills scored below 90 per cent In
aitation and cleanliness. according to
January report of Sanitary Police
n Shea. The other cafes were Civ
high marks but none attained a
feet score of 100 per cent.
/ dog tunneling through a snow
lie eight feet in depth saved the lives
three children of #. j. Lyons, ANIL
rancher residing near Living
The children were playing In u
ch In the path of the slide. which
hout warning covered them.
said to have been
sed by failing eyesight, resulted in
n Sites. a homesteader. commit
! suicide by taking poison at Great
Is According to persons In the
Ise In which Sites was staying. he
that he had Tipped a dol
to decide whether he should end
life by shooting or poison He
found later In his room dying.
= ~ 4r(f