Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-03-02

MISS mary Boomer was a passenger
to Great Falls Tuesday noon.
George w. Merkle left Monday for
Billings on a short business trip.
Nels Roman returned Monday from
a business trip to Helena and Toston.
John Krebs returned home Saturday
from a short business visit in Great
Falls,
Nels Roman was a business visitor
in Great Falls the latter part Of last
week.
IL you want plenty Of pep, energy
and strength, take Tanlac. New Drug
Co.-Adv.
Miss Selma Iverson. of the Belt
grade schools, spent the weekend in
Great Falls.
Mrs. Lena Hane went down to Great
Falls Monday noon for a short visit
with friends.
Miss Maude Chamberlain visited in
Great Falls the first of the week, 60
ing in Tuesday moo
Attorney Leo C. Graybill was at
tending to professional business in
Great Falls yesterday.
The ladies of the Episcopal Guild
will meet tomorrow evening at the
home of Mrs. Harriet Jaap.
Miss Myrtle Dunston, who is teach
ing at Raynesford, spent the week
end at her home below town.
Miss Mayme Byrne and Miss Anna
Nohl, employed in Great Falls, We're
over Sunday visitors at their bones
here.
Mrs. Maude Appleyard. Miss Bick-
ford and Miss Knutson of the Belt
schools. were Great Falls visitors over
the weekend.
Ground feed of all descriptions at
the Belt Farmers Mill & Elevator.
Drop in or phone us for prices on any
quantity. Adv.
Mrs. Bertha Paulson returned home
Monday from Great Falls, where she
had spent a week with her daughter.
Mrs. Henry Johnson.
- Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Anthony of
Lower Neill creek went down TO Great
Falls Tuesday noon for a visit with
Mr.. Anthony's parents.
Miss Thomas. a teacher in the Ray
nesford schools, came down Tuesday
to seek medical advice for a persisted
cold she was suffering from.
The railroad is-burning cheap coal,
why not YOU, Mr.. Consumer? Come
and get it for three beans, just north
of the stockyards, Arlington. If
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Hotchkin and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Harris went into
Great Falls Friday for a short visit.
returning home Saturday afternoon.
The Home club, which is devoting its
efforts to sewing for the orphan chill
dren at the Odd Fellows home in Hell
ena, will meet this afternoon with
Mrs. j. ". GRAPHICAL. :
Farmers by exchanging wheat for ]
flour at the Belt Farmers Mill & Ele-
vater company, get a premium on the
market value of the wheat, besides
getting the best flour possible to be I
made.-Adv. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gibbons and !,
children of Carneyville, Wyo., were =
visitors in Belt during the past week. :
Mrs. Gibbons was formerly Mary :
Havenitz of this place, and is the +
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Have !
nitz. '
Andrew Ranta, who had made ar
engagements 10 move with his family
to California, was compelled TO post 8
pone their departure owing to the crit n
zeal illness of his daughter, who was a
taken down with an attack Of pneu- il
v
A telegram was received in the city .
yesterday telling of the critical ill a
ness Of the father of Geo. w. Merkle y
at Butte. Mr.. Merkle was in Billings n
and word was ~telephoned him there, n
he leaving last evening for his fathers ?
bedside. y
Herbert Barber of Belt and Schuy- :
Ier G. Armstrong Of Cora creek, have :
been appointed field deputies to handle i,
the assessment of this section by |"
County Assessor II. N. Maay They '
active work on the assessment
yesterday. Il
Joy Browning, the young daughter Y
Of Mr.. and Mrs. N II. Browning, is :.
still in a serious condition at this 10
writing. There wa a turn for the 10
the first of the week, but later 81
complications developed and the out IL
come is still uncertain. a
In last weeks issue of the Times it 4,
stated that Andrew Wanta, alder .,
from the Second Ward, was =
among the retiring aldermen. This D.
an error, Mr.. Wanta's term not \.
for another year. Alderman =.
~aemington's term expires Aprils 3Oth- o,
Mrs. John Richie Of Seattle arrived OF
Belt last week for a visit with her W,
Mrs. Matilda Lindsay, who M
been in poor health following a in
,aralytic stroke some time ago, and G,
Ter sisters, Mrs. Frank Rush and tn
hrs. G.. G.. Nohl.
The Belt Farmers Mill & Elevator W
II Belt, has filed its annual corpor- 10
statement, showing an author al
capital stock of 100000; stock IS IN
ned for caghEz GOO stock issued Tor l.
property $40, 700; debts, $50 2S396sIu
directors c. +. Anderson, j. 4. B0ugh, q,
v. G. Blomquist, John Fireman, l. Gil
dcCoys Matt Shannon, Belt W. r hi
.unkermeir. Arlington. m,
Miss Madora Gervais. who has been hi
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