Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-07-20

day from a short business visit il
Great Falls.
VIM. Rothwell, one of the pioneer
of. the Neihart mining district, was
visitor in Belt Tuesday. Mr.. Rothwel
is located in Billings where he is en-
gagged in the hotel business.
Deputy Sheriff j.. w. Leland lief
Saturday morning by car for Sane
Point, Idaho, to bring home Mrs. lie
land and family, who have been Wis
iting there.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. w. Holt and then
guest, Miss Margaret Robbins of Sc
attic, drove to Augusta Saturday neal
where they spent Sunday fishing
They report very good sport.
Justice of the Peace John Hack
shaw reports in the neighborhood o.
20 registrations for the primary cleo
ton. Most of them registering were
from outside precincts.
These are the days that the 'ole
swimmin' hole" gets a good play. Belt
creek furnishes many favorite bathing
pools to the youth of this locality anc
during the warm days of the past
week or two they have been very pop.
ular.
Although a powerful, reconstructive
tonic, Tanlac contains no harmful in
gradients, minerals or opiates, which
are so often found in other medicines,
It con therefore be taken by delicate
children with splendid results. New
Drug Co.-Adv.
Quite a number of young people
drove to Fife Friday night to take in
a dance given at the hall there, and re-
port having a fine time, though
Ethey-sayhad itlnat- been for their
presence the crowd would have been
small.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Belt Farmers Mill e.
Elevator company will be held at the
mill office Saturday afternoon of this
week, when three directors will be
elected. each for a term of three years,
and other business of the company
transacted.
J. R. Culver left Tuesday for Mis-
souri, Valley, Iowa, where Mrs. Culver
and children are visiting relatives, and
will spend the next four weeks enjoy
ing a vacation form his duties as sup
.erintendent Of the local schools. They
will return here at the end of that
time.
The auction sale of horses and farm
implements conducted here Saturday
by j. L. Walcutt for Mcclure and
Bluhm was only fairly successful,
some Of the stuff selling at fair prices,
while other went very low. 1t was
brought in here from Geraldine for the
sale
john Robertson returned home Sat
urday from Warm Springs, where he
went to accompany Mrs. Robertson,
who has been an inmate of the state
institution there for the past two
years. to her home here. Mrs. Rob-
ertson's mental condition is greatly
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Robinson returned
home-Friday from their car trip over
Hill to White Sulphur Springs
and Fort Logan. At the latter place
with friends enjoyed some good
fishing, Mrs. Robinson having very
good luck while the trout were very
Indifferent to Bob's fly.
Buy your BELT name plates to go
On your cars from the Belt Valley
post of the American Legion. These
plates are the same size as the license
.ags. Everybody should have a set.
Get them from Neihart Lumber Co.,
,r Louis Mitchell Shoe Shop. Boost
Belt. American Legion.-Adv. 7-24
Albert Murray has resigned as pa
.rollman of the Belt-Fife stretch Of
he Belt-Great Falls road, selling his
.eam to Jos. Leveille, who has been
appointed patrollman. The appoint
nent is pleasing to the people of this
section, assuring them as it does, al
continuance Of the road being kept in
first class condition. I
Friends and acquaintance of Ed
Wood notinced Friday that he appear /
ID to be all swelled up and for a time ,
at a loss 10 know the reason. :
however, brought the infor-
nation that the day before he at q,
empted, and succeeded, in hiving a |
warn of angry bees, with the result {
hat the back of his head and hands /
we're badly swollen. '
Alcide Fischer was up from his /
anch near Norbert the latter part Of O
asst week. and says that his section v
vas assured of a bumper crop this
car. Cutting, he believed, would be- {
lin in a week OF 10 days, and earlier t
han that in the Sheppard Butte sec \
ion. Alcide is making a few im- \
'rovements to his house and was up S
fter lumber. v
Ernest Burnett returned home Sun 4
from Brady and says the. crops in f
hat section promise better yields than
or several years past, in fact, ne 4
links the outlook is very near equal e
0 that of the Belt valley. He will n
tart the threshing season with his a
Machine in this locality and will prob +
bly, hire his own threshing done at a
'rady, as he expects to put in the p
season in the Cora creek and il
country. A
Agriculturists A. X. Carroll and Il
0ertfi and the school district ii
lizzie met with an accident Tuesday a
f~tcrnoon while going up the Belt n
reat Falls grade, which resulted in p
the Lizzie in the hospital,
lille Carroll and Oertli escaped with IL
1ly a few scratches. They had passed G
ne car at the foot of the grade and N
ere about to pass another opposite G