Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-08-03

section was a business VISITOR IN Crta
rails the first of the week.
Mrs. Mary Shredder of the Waldo
hotel, left Sunday for a visit witt
friends in Helena.
Joseph Koran was out from Grea
Falls sunday for a visit with hi
brother and sister, W. Frank and Mis-
Mary horan.
MIR. and Mrs. Jas. G. Brady ant
daughters returned home the first o.
the week after enjoying q triI
through the Yellowstone park.
-Fhos. Gordon and Mrs. BIdrl'
Sturman were in Belt Tuesday, re
turning to Neihart from a trip u
Great Falls.
MI. and Mrs. Z. K. Dawson retruneC
home Sunday from their auto triI
through Yellowstone park, and say
they had a thoroughly enjoyable vaca
ton.
OF the IL babies examined at tn.
clinic last Friday, three had never
before attended. Special attention i:
being paid to hot weather diseases OF
infants.
Ernest Polutnik, a deputy in the
office of County Clerk and Recorder
John Z. Moran, spent several days al
his home here the latter part of last
week, while enjoying his vacation.
The Jazz a la Mode orchestra went
to Monarch Saturday night, where
they played for a dance, which was
largely attended by the people of that
vicinity and by the large colony of
summer campers there.
III % GnArxnr kac ~o4,~,,l Ao..~ <xAN.
Bozeman, where for the past few
weeks he has been attending summer
ScheoEto gam credits e get his teach
ers' certificate. Leo will teach in the
Belt schools the coming year.
A number of young people of Belt
went to Fife Friday evening, where
they attended a dance given by the
Harmony Four. Belt people and IAN
didates formed the largest portion of
the attendance.
Miss Catherine Merkle entertained a
number of young ladies at her home
Monday evening Vocal and instru-
mental music and games furnished
delightful entertainment and a nice
lunch was served. -
The Howe-Nan Amberg circus given
here Sunday proved to be not oniya
good entertainment, but one of the
cleanest shows on the road. Every
thing was carried out with the best
kind of order and there were no re-
ports detrimental to the circus.
Mrs. J. A.. Kierstead and SON and
daughter returned to Belt last Thurs
day after a several weeks visit at Mrs.
fhierstead's former home in South
Dakota. They have removed to Great
Falls to make their home, Mr.. Kier-
stead having been transferred TO the
Great Falls office of the Montana
Power company.
Miss Helena Gillette is at her home
Oh Willow creek enjoying a short va
cation. Miss Gillette for the past
year has been in Red Cross work with
headquarters in st. Louis, her work of
organizing health clinics taking her
pretty well all over the southern
states. She has received instructions
to report for duty again on August
Is in Arkansas, and will leave shortly.
Patrick Killeen, aged 81, died last
week at Neihart. Mr.. Killeen was one
and had worked in nearly all the
camps of the west from Arizona to
Alaska. For the past three or four .
years he had made his home in Mel /,
hart and during part Of that time had (
held the position of foreman at the
Moulton mine. He was a native of :
ireland and is survived by a brother, !
Mike Killeen of Neihart/ I
Painters and decorators completed
heir work upon the new banking room |
If the First National bank in the t
Waldo hotel building Tuesday; the new t
fixtures are in place and with the COM d
of a few minor details the b
transfer from the old to the new (
~ocation will be made. The new room
an appearance that compares I
'avorably with most banking insti- |,
.utions in smaller cities. u
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Merkle took the I
iales force of the Merkle Coal com L
'any into Great Falls Monday evening 8
hear Fred p. Mann of DEVILS Lake, a
D., the business efficiency expert. $
peak. There were merchants and b
ialespeople present from practically Il
very place in the county and all not il
My enjoyed Mr.. Mann's talk, but d
up points that if put into
cannot help but be Of benefit L
o them. O
The chemical tanks on the new fire 3
ruck were charged the first of the 4
week and given a try-out by saturat S
ng a pile of boxes with gasoline, ig- II
it and then turning the chem p
cal on it. The blaze was quickly Il
mothered and the fire put out. The Il
anks throw a powerful stream, car Of
yi&9 between rs and Ice feet through n
he one-inch hose. The truck has been Sc
quipped with large hose and is now "
eady for service at any time it may
e needed. II
Arthur Winston met with an acct L
ent Sunday evening while driving #
ONE from Great Falls that has put III
is a in the hospital and which mad fo
much better ending than it might tn
Tell have had. About five miles out m
e saw another car approaching him, in
lmmed his lights and got way over 81
n his side of the road Watching hf
IS outside track to avoid going into 10
ditch, he paid no attention 10 the
car, which when but a little m
avs fror, hsva au@Invlv uhnf arroaa "