Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-03-30

&0taa -
terday morning from a short business
visit IN Great Falls.
Mrs. Ralph Parker left Tuesday fol
Butte, where she will visit with rel
atives for a short while.
W. G.. Blomquist returned home
Tuesday m8rning from a short bust.
ness visit in Great Falls.
Miss Ebba Lundell has come ovel
from Stockett and is again installed
as bookkeeper at the State bank.
Albert Beaudry returned hons
Tuesday from a short business visit
IN Great Falls.
Tanlae's world wide fame is due to
its merit. 1t does the work. New Drug
Co.-Adv.
MIR. and Mrs. B. F. Mcconkey went
up to R~aynesford Sunday, where they
were the guests for the day of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy L. Fish.
You will enjoy seeing "The Dear
Boy Graduate" Apr. ADV.
Mrs. Phil Leveille returned home
last Sunday from a 10 days visit with
relatives tlGhoteau and in Great
Falls.
Roy Johnson spent a few days in
Great Falls this week attending the
convention of the Disabled War Vet
Grams.
Mrs. R. R. Russell OF Fort Benton
is here for a visit with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Alois Spiller.
Beginning next Sunday the evening
services at the M. L. church, and those
of the Epworth League, will begin one
half hour later, at 2 and 8 p. m.
r. II. Bemis left Sunday noon for
Helena, where he attended the school
being conducted at the Helena post
office for newly appointed Montana
postmasters.
The Rocky Mountain Elevator Co.
will buy all the oats you have to sell
at s1.25 per cwt., and will pay special
prices by the carload. ]. G. Brady,
manager.-Adv.
Ben Beach, former agriculturist at
the Belt Valley High school, left
Monday evening for Helena to as
sumo his new duties as assistant state
dairy Inspector.
Next Sunday has been designated as
Go to Church" Sunday by the Nj. E..
church. Special sermon and special
music will be a feature of both ser
vices.
John Florek, who Is now employed
as a meat cutter in a Lewistown mar
ket, was home Sunday between trains.
Mrs. A. L. H~ackshaw was a business
visitor in Great Falls Monday.
Ubel Landry was visiting relatives
here Saturday on his way to Geyser.
Z. X. Carroll. the new agriculturist
at the Belt Valley High school, ar
in Belt last Friday and Monday
assumed his duties.
Special services will be held at the
M. +. church each evening during
Passion week, the last week of the life
of the Lord on earth being followed
each evening. Rev. Alton has asked
his congregation that all social events
be postponed that week.
The Epworth League play, princess
Chrysanthemum.o which was sched-
aled ferea ly@next month, has been
postponed until nearer the end of
when it is hoped the roads will
be better, and the evenings will be
Mrs. Frank Burns of Hamilton,
chief of the Pyythian Sisters,
will make an official visit to the local
.odge this evening. Following the
business session a banquet will be
in honor of Mrs. Burns and the
of the evening given owe to
entertainment.
Miss Edna Neumack, whose home Is
rear Fife, clerking in the Paris Dry
Goods Co. store in Great Falls, has
lied a complaint in a Great Falls JUS
ice court accusing one Nellie Lynch
Il the theft of stockings, underwear
md other belongings. The accused
,irl was lodged in the county jail.
Mrs. VIM. McInnis of the Rocky
Ridge section, who has been spending
he winter in Great Falls with her
daughters, Elsie and Evelyn, who are
ttending school there, returned to her
Saturday. She was accompanied
$ far as Belt by Miss Laura McIn-
is, who stopped off here for several
avs visit at the J.-B. Densmore home
efore going home.
John s. Cook, deputy county auditor,
pent Sunday in the city investigating
Dcdi cdStH ftttffink GUILTY anu MT
,ook says that never before has the
emand been so heavy for county help,
Mostly in the city Of Great Falls, as
{ present, and that II the demand con-
as heavy as during the past
wo months, the county poor fund will
e exhausted before the first Of June.
Deputy Sheriff J. w. Leland yester-
av afternoon sold at sheriffs sale,
nder execution, a team of work
orses, with harness and wagon. to
atisfy a Judgment given Mrs. A. Sow
riqn against George Hocfler and
Kopriva. The team and har-
ess were bought by Joe Demuth at
SO and the wagon went to VIM. Nc
!uaid for $50.
"Chuck" King. commander Of the
zeal American Legion post, and Nels
ohnson went down to Great Falls
undav evening to attend a smoker
iven by the Great Falls post that
on the occasion of the visit
lere Of State Commander fhos
'usha and State Adjutant O. G.
airport. who came to attend the
,eeting of the Disabled War Veter-
Mr.. Annie Marnski was up before
.usfice Hackshaw Tuesday TO answer