Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-08-31

ADV.
l. A: Crary returned home last even
ing from a business visit in Great
Falls.
Mrs. c. W. May returned home the
first Of the week from a few days visit
with friends in Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Brace of Mon
arch passed through town last even
Ing on their way to Great Falls for a
short visit.
John s.. Cook and son Leigh, were
out from Great Falls Tuesday, Mr..
Cook coming out to cast his ballot in
his home precinct
A loaded auto truck is reported to
have turned over on Johnson flats
last Sunday, but so far as learned no
person was injured.
Mrs. G. T. Rice and daughters, who
have spent the past few weeks at Rice
vile, returned to their home here last
Thursday for the opening Of school.
Miss Hazel Prescott has returned TO
her home at Choteau after a visit
here at the homes of her aunts, Mrs.
Phil Leveille, Mrs. Valmore Beaudry
and Mrs. Joseph Leveille.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Kierstead came
out from Great Falls Tuesday to cast
ballots in the primary election, they
having moved to Great Falls too late
to transfer their registration.
Rev. Father Richard returned
home Friday from Poplar, where he
spent a couple of weeks vacation Wis
iting a brother. He says that all that
country has fine crops this year.
A j. /. Case threshing separator
has arrived at the local depot con
AiEned TO Isaac Maxi, winch wifi be
used by the Little Belt Threshing
company in their operations this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Harris left Sun
day for Payette, Ida, where they went
to meet a couple of brothers of Mr..
Harris, one from California. for a few
days visit. They expect to return
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Anderson and
son arrived Sunday evening from Bon
ner. driving overland and win visit
here for a time with Mrs. Anderson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Gustaf-
son, and other friends and relatives.
Chas. Spiller arrived home last
Thursday from Missoula for a few
days visit with his parents at their
ranch below town. He left Monday
for Pocatello, Ida, where he will
teach commercial subjects in the
schools Of that city.
Joseph Buchanan arrived Sunday
morning from his ranch at Big Sandy
bringing with him several head Of
and horses and some farm ma
chinery, which will be sold at public
auction at the Lewis barn Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buchanan plan to again
make their home in Belt.
Lawrence Butts, Lee Johnson and
viii Taylor. who set out a few weeks
ago to see the country, returned home
Tuesday. Their travels took them as
far as Spokane and they worked
awhile in the harvest fields. They say
that wheat Is not a heavy er0p there,
going about 25 bushels to the acre
at the best.
NJ. T. Messelt has caused a road
sign to be built and painted calling
attention to the local camp grounds
and inviting tourists to take advan-
age of them. The sign will be erected
IN the west grade and other signs
bearing an arrow will direct tourists
the grounds.
Johnny Marquardt, Will Brodie
md Ed Sundermeier returned home
night from their fishing trip
above Augusta They went up Sun
River canyon and packed over the d.
ride, where they found good fishing
-eporting a catch of about 400. They
we're accompanied by Miss. Pearle
and C. f. G~ustafson, the
after visiting an old friend, Alex
swanson.
Chas. Flinck. a former Belt resi-
lent, arrived Monday afternoon from
.ong Beach, Cal. where he has re-
iided for several years, to spend q few
laws were looking after business in
and to visit friends. He plans
visit other points in the state be-
ore returning home. Mr.. Flinck has
made investments in Long Beach
c6jch now return him a nice income
and plans TO-. make his permanent
there.
Several very large trout have re-
emily been taken from Belt creek.
The latter part Of last week three boys
near the swinging bridge OPP
,osite the Brodie mine saw a large
me in the shallow water and sue
,eeded in capturing him by jumping
nto the water and grabbing him. He
a trifle over five pounds and
vas considerably W two feet long.
lie had q couple Of hooks and a leader
astened TO his jaw and showed signs
f several battles with anglers. On
Young O'Neill took a large one
Iear the swimming hole on the Arm
ngton grade, and several other large
mes have also been brought in.
Practically all the graduates OF the
ocsl Normal Training department
ave secured teaching positions for the
oming year and will be leaving soon
o take up their work Miss Susan
'oha will teach near Monarch, MISS
Engdahl near Cascade Miss
Inna Huber near Hollywood, Miss
Brady at Wayne, Miss Mae
gordquist at Uim, Misses Sima Bakko
nd Pauline Velebir in the Eden coun-
ry, Miss Agnes Boyd at Little Belt,
iiss Florence Boyd at Red Butte,
fiss Clara Calone at Truly, Miss
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