Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-07-13

Is your appetite jaded? Is youi
: digestion poor? If so, Tanlac is what
{ you need. New Drug Co.-Adv.
,; A. Remington. of the American
! Book company, visited with his family
the latter part of last week.
Dance at Fife on Friday evening.
July Ia. Music by Jackson's Harmony
; Four-Adv.
Mrs. Chas. Clark returned home
saturday from a visit with friends in
Great Falls.
Don't let that miserable, tired feel
ing become a habit. Get rid Of it to-
DAY by taking Tanlac. New Drug Co.
Adv.
Mrs. N. II. Browning and children
left Saturday for Hamilton, where
they are visiting Mrs. Browning's
mother, Mrs. Dockery.
Word has been received here of the
plrth Of a son TO Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lukotch at Sand Coulee last week.
Mrs. Lukotch was formerly Miss
Mary Bandry of Belt.
The stomach regulates the condition
OF the blood and is the fountain head
of health or disease. Get your stom-
aeh right by taking Tanlac. New Drug
Co.-Adv.
Miss Mildred Pierce. who UP to a
year ago vas with the State Bank of
Belt here, came out from Great Falls
Saturday and spent Sunday with Mrs.
Phil Leveille. Miss Pierce is employ
ed at the smelter offices now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Johnson were
t plsftefs-fn the city ZTuesdayfroms
Great Falls. SNOWFALL" says he is
doing a nice business at his Saddle
rock cafe and is receiving calls from
many Of his Belt friends.
Bob Robinson left Friday for White
Sulphur Springs, where he is taking
the baths in hopes of getting the rheu-
matism, from which he recently recov-
cred from an acute attack, out of his
system.
The Fife Mercantile company Tues
day was given a judgment against
Scott Depew in Judge Leslie's court
for $3.50, including costs, on notes
given the mercantile company for
merchandise purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Thorson were out
from Great Falls for a short visit !
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Thorson has
licely recovering from her recent oper-
alton. Ben has quit his job at the
smelter and is now working for a
painting contractor.
DR.. and Mrs. James S. Stewart,
who planned to leave Sunday on a
visit at the home of Mrs. Stewards
parents at Frazee, Mimi, did not get
away until yesterday because of road
conditions. They expect to be gone
the first Of August.
w. E. House of the Lower Belt sec
ton received word Thursday of the
serious illness of his father, John w.
House at Rayal Center, Ind, and left
evening for the bedside Of his
The elder Mr.. House is we'll
known TO a number about Belt, hay-
ng visited at the home Of his SON q
number of times.
Local people attending the Epworth
convention and institute at
Veihart last week, including Rev. and
Mrs. A. p. Alton, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Engdahl, J. r. Culver, Harold Eng
lahl, Ruth Brodie, Olive Fisher, and
Florence and Lucille Brady, have re-
urned home, some coming in Satur-
lay and others Monday.
Maurice Pierce sends Belt friends
he following clipping from a Jackson,
paper: "Harwood Pierce, son of
faurice Pierce, left Wednesday for
AN Francisco where he will remain I
a month. While there he will take
course in radio at the Government t.
Camp at the Preside"
always was deeply interested /,
electrical work, and is nov probably y
the value Of his past studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Peters, who were
in Great Falls June 20, re-
home Monday after spending a
Vo weeks honeymoon in Glacier park Ii
hey viii soon take up their residence |
apartments in the Waldo annex, |
here they will be at home to their I
lends after the twentieth. Their re- II
i'm home was a signal for the chill
rem of the city to organize a char /
5ari, which took place the evening I
their arrival. For a time Mr.. and {
RS. Peters succeeded in escaping {
Iem, but later they were found at {
cir apartments and were rewarded Z
it'll the customary treat.
Officers for the ensuing year of /
i've Branch Rebekah Lodge No. 26 4
ere installed at the regular meeting (
evening by Installing Officer z
johnson. The new officers are E
follows: Noble grand, Esther john {
n; vice grand, Hazel Pilgeram; {
easurer, Helen Willard; recording 6
cretary, Lille JehRseHi Financial &
cretary, Ann Pearson; chaplain, 4
liza Peters; warden, Helen Wilson; z
nductor, Ida Holmberg; inside s
ard, Margaret Willard; outside 3
lard. Susan Bradley; r. s. to N. g.,
argaret Schmauch; l.. s. to N. G.,
ssie Bradley; X. S. to V. G., Inez &
-aybeal:s L. s. to V. G., Grace May. Z
the close of the installation cere- 2
a social evening was spent, Z
d ice cream and cake were served.
J.. d. OsConnell has resigned his po- :
ion as of the grocery de- :
rtment of the G. w. Merkle Coal =
store, leaving the position
It Saturday evening. Tom Noble
. been promoted 10 the position
r. and Mrs. O'Connell plan to visit
: awhile at White Sulphur Springs.
buFn here and go on atour
- Or a. III