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

Parent-Teachers' association was eff
fected at a recent meeting.
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Billings will have full time schools
next season as a result of a five-mill
tax election which carried T15 for and
453 against.
Butte was chosen as the next con
vention city of the Montana Medical
association at the close of the conven-
ton of that organization at Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. BurreIl Miller and son
are seriously hurt and are in a hospital
In Deer Lodge, as a result of an auto
mobile accident IL miles west of Drum
mond.
The Anaconda Copper Mining COM
pany will take over the Anselmo claim
and a group Of adjoining properties to
the number Of ten, 1t has beer an
nounced.
Missoula was selected for the 1923
.(OAfCh1ADh VI lC NAOitdnA AocONld-
ton of Graduate Nurses at the closing
session of their annual meeting at
Great Falls.
Alleged 10 have had narcotics valued
at more than $4,000 in his possession
at the time of his arrest, Bernard Muir
ply. known as Red the Sailor" is In
custody at Butte.
THE sHHttyEeHgne # america hAs
i%naugurated its campaign at Lewis
tow for signatures to the petitions for
the modification of the voistead act
to permit the sale of light wines and
beer.
According to advlces from Wlnnett,
a new record for pipe line run from
the Cat Creek field was established
recently, $500 barrels of oil being
driven through the line In one day.
This equals two train loads.
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An employment office to distribute
labor to the wheat fields of Montana
VIII be established by the division of
Tabor of the state department of agri-
culture probably at Bainville, accord
ing to c. d. Greenfield, Jr., chief of the
division.
Following the arrival at Havre OF 18
guards for railroad property. a small
party of men in automobiles took Oscar
Montross, ~roundhouse foreman for the
Great Northern railway company 10 a
point east of the city and applied to
him q coat Of oil.
Acting under instructions OF the
park board Superintendent Frank
Reimer is getting ready to crate the
two elk now in the paddock at Gibson
park. Great Falls, and ship them to
CamB-RetaFy-eH Belt Creek where
they will be given their freedom.
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The Hardin fire department has set
August 81. and September ! and 2 as
the dates for the Montana State Fire
convention, the city having been
selected for the annual meeting at the {
1922 convention in Havre, at which
time Great Falls made a hard fight
for the convention. !
George Greene, Whitefish railroad
man, was drowned while fishing In the
North Fork Of the Flathead river. =
Greene was in plain view Of two other {
men when he toppled over backward
and his body was carried down stream
BY the swift current more than 100 O
yards before II sunk. s
A carload of the famous millimeter 4
nuns has arrived in Missoula. These b
ire from Camp Lewis and will be used [,
n connection with the military spec s
acie 10 be sta ged, when the army will
demonstrate to the members OF the
National Editorial Association In con- Il
at Missoula just how one e
lperates In a battle. W
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Powder River county holds the rec D,
I'D for any county within Montana, for d.
Precipitation records this year. The h,
otal precipitation for Broadus from
Ipril to June inclusive. was 1920
and for Biddle on Little Powder s.
liver, 1850 inches. The record for pr
for June was ATT inches and hs
DR. Biddle, 7.54 inches. w
In recognition of the fact that the on
822 Midland Empire fair Is to sur co
ass In every department In expo
ton Of the kind ever before attempt
! In the southeastern section OF the in
the Northern Pacific railroad TT
as Just announced a rate Of one fare do
n the round trip TO Billings from all OF
outside a radius of $50 miles se
rrfng the week Of the fair which wi
,ens its gates on September 10, next. 70
Two Jersey cows. carried In a trail :
!, provide fresh milk daily for a fam sit
: of tourists who stopped recently at oy,
e Butte camping grounds The fam me
Is headed for somewhere In the 20
asfv En- exfahliSh q home 49,