Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-07-27

Edward Landry went up to NeiharT
Monday on a short business visit.
Mrs. ]. Z. Healey left Sunday fol
Wallace, Idaho, for a two weeks Wis
1t with relatives.
No man is stronger than his stom'
ach. Tanlac will make your stomach
strong. New Drug Co.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Rathbone return
ed Monday from Missoula, where the
went last Thursday to drive bach
their car.
The monthly baby clinic will be held
at the auditorium tomorrow afternoon,
with Miss Emeline Gonezy, county
nurse. in charge.
j. A. White, a well-known Kentucky
farmer, said he. could beat his hands
shocking corn after taking Tanlac.
New Drug Co.-Adv.
Mrs. c. E. Peterson, Miss Anna Mac
Farnum and viii Carr went up to Al
bright yestesday, where they viii
spend some time in camp.
j. w. Leland returned home last
evening by auto from Sand Point, Ida,
where he went to get Mrs. Leland and
family, who had been visiting there.
Hazel and Emery Landry, daughter
and son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Landry of
kibbey, returned home Monday after
a weeks visit with their aunt, Mrs.
Jos. Leveille, and family here,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Calone left
Tuesday for ALEXANDRA Hot Springs,
where Mr.. Calone is taking the baths
in the hope of improving his health,
which has been very poorly of late.
Rev. A. p. Alton returned Tuesday
afternoon from Helena where on Mon
day he played as a member of the
Great Falls soccer team for the state
championship at the Columbia gar
dens.
John Marquardt and Ed. Sunder-
meier drove to the mountains above
Augusta Saturday, where they enjoy
ed some dandy trout fishing, taking
about 200 in a couple of hours, all of
just nice eating size.
The jazz a la Mode orchestra will
go to Monarch Saturday night, where
they viii play for a dance at the Mon
arch hall. The orchestra dance
given last Saturday evening drew a
nice crowd and all report a good time.
The Monarch Mercantile company
Of Monarch has filed a suit in the
court of Justice John A. Hackshaw
20 recover from Tenny and Hugh /,
kelleher, minor sons of j. c. Kelleher /,
# Monarch, for necessities furnished !
:
j. R. Jewell went down to Great /
'alls Tuesday to consult physicians
regarding an operation for ulcer of the 7
fnrf4nrh frh1rhZ H.. rrrau 3,1J H. H. =
Mayo Bros. at Rochester, he would r
ave to submit to later at the time he 4
vas operated on there for the removal i
f a goitre. >
Walter Keaster of Highwood is at =
he Deaconess hospital in Great Falls
differing from injuries received re- 81
when he was struck by a hay +,
tacker. AT first he was thought to II
ave suffered broken bones and in n
arnal injury, but is said now to be Ii
asst danger. u
Farmers and threshing machine re
len are doing considerable worrying
5 to where the coal is to come from IL
n Incorporation of thHeshing engines. ~
lille some is being hauled out for m
MS purpose from the Wynegar e. Ser tn
'ss mine, the only one operating in a
rs section, 1t IS said TO be inferior for tn
cam purposes. IL
DR.. Henry Powers and wife of Con tn
ID wer in Belt Sunday for a few
,urs visiting with Mrs. Powers aunt, lat
RS. Schroeder Of the Waldo hotel. ity
and Mrs. Powers left in the after In.
'on for Neihart where they were to ali
joined by Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Pow he,
G <aw a %1,rr - Al V-TIx..-.Ax
ational Park. ter
A. j. Bruneau, who is seeking the tn,
publican nomination for county COM
.ssioner, was furthering his candi- emf
cy in this part Of the county the lat fri
part of last week. dropping into Of
1t Saturday evening. He is making On
campaign on a pledge of curtailed gal
lnty expenditures and an endeavor mix
reduce taxes. tel
NJ. M. Moser. formerly manager of Inn
Z Farmers elevator here dropped in
'nday for a short visit with friends. WIZ;
;. Moser has been at Carter since Wa
wing here, but with short crops ma,
section, he will go to Highwood An
run an elevator this fall. Mr.. sta
ser spent the winter at Corvallis, fst
e., where his family now resides, re- tin,
ming to Carter the middle of June. his
Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Morris and c
Miss Maude, and Mrs. Nor a c
mother, Mrs. Peck, drove in Mon ina
Z evening from Whittier, Cal, and tied
] spend a little time in this vicin- wee
visiting relatives. The Morris Fer
nily were for years residents OF imp
section, having a ranch on Little tax,
{. and later living in town for couI
before removing to California. can
ohm P. Healey returned home Sun tail
from Kalispell, where he had been cleo
a delegate from the local post of Fl
American Legion TO the state con- the
ton. Mr.. Healey was chosen as mar
ond state alternate delegate TO the Fric
convention to be held this Lew
at New Orleans, this giving him dick
God chance of attending the con- no 7
ton. 10y j. Molumby Of the Great in t
Is post was elected state COM and
to s
heavy thunder shower early Mon ing
evening in the vicinity of Cora, in I'll