Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-10-26

Miss Catherine Merkle went to Butte
Tuesday for a short visit.
Paint and varnishes for all pur-
poses at Holt Lumber company.-Adv.
John Byrne returned home Saturday
from a short business visit in Great
Falls.
Car load shelled corn at Farmers
Mill & Elevator Co. Ground if de-
sired.-Adv.
Miss Laura Spogen, who is teach
ing at Cascade, came home Saturday
and spent Sunday with her parents.
Mrs. Thos. Noble and little daughter
spent the latter part of last week in
Great Falls with Mrs. Mobiles sister,
Mrs. Lloyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Dawson and
children drove to Gilman Saturday
evening, where they spent Sunday with
Mr.. Dawson's parents.
Miss RosalieD Leveille came home
Friday afternoon from her school on
the bench west of Great Falls, and
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
parents.
Walter Armstrong, who for the
DdcA cENCidt JCaio HAS DCCl AQtlttaitk
sheep in the Waller country, has dis
posed of his flocks and is now visiting
with his brother, Harry Armstrong,
and family on Otter creek.
Those who had intended TO ship
cattle from the Arlington yards Tues
day we're again disappointed, no airs
being available. However, several
ears were loaded at points up the line
Tuesday, making part of a train going
out hat night over the Great Nor
thern.
Mrs. David Graham has received
word from the secretary of the state
fair of her winning of three first
and two third premiums. The firsts
were for two on butter and one on
mangelwurtzels, and the two thirds
eA,squash and picking onions.
A deed to land in township 1876 east
has been recorded in which DR.. c. c.
Tiffin of Seattle transfers to Gather
inc M. Porter the ranch formerly op-
Grated as a purebred stock farm by
the doctor. He disposed Of the stock
at an auction sale about a year ago.
Twins, a boy and a girla were born
Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Antonich
of Riceville. here at the home Of Nick
Snovich. The girl died shortly after
birth and burial was made in the local
cemetery. The little boy seems heal
thy and is doing nicely. Mr.. and Mrs.
Antonich have moved down to Belt
for the winter.
Rev. j.. A. Pine of the Christian
.I,,~n1 e E-o.4 I7olI- - ooNJ..o<tn~
evangelistic services in the local Bap-
fist church. The services will continue
throughout this week and next. Last
the male quartette from the
Great Falls church rendered special
music and will appear again before
the services close.
F. S. Alcanter has transferred his
feed stable to the. right of the east
end of the wagon bridge, to Gust
Probst. the deal for it having been
a couple Of weeks ago The
sale conducted by Mr. Probst
recently at his ranch was very sucAf
everything being sold and
bringing very fair prices.
Last Friday and all that night this
section enjoyed a soaking rain. bring
ny the moisture necessary 10 give
wheat a good growth and put
he ground in excellent shape for
With mild weather prevail
since. what winter grain that is
n is getting in fine shape. though the
acreage so far seeded is small.
Mrs. VIM. McCafferty of the Lower
Belt section Monday received word Of
he death of her mother, Mrs. Char
otte III. Gray, in Great Falls. Mrs.
ray. who was n years old, was
tricken with paralysis early in June
nd had since been confined 10 her
ed. Six other children survive her.
he body has been taken TO her for
ner home in Jeffersonville, Ind, for
urial. +,
The old Club saloon building at Ar {,
nington. owned by Nick Baatz Of