Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-10-26
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OF course we sell glass. All sizes.
Holt Lumber company.-Adv-
Gordon Miniely of Dunblaine, Sask.,
IS a guest at the Jas. G. Brady home.
). A. Remington returned home on
Tuesday from a business visit in the
Falls.
Jack Kierstead came out from Great
Falls Saturday evening for a short
visit with fdiends.
ChaS. Lochrav was a business Wis
itor in Great Falls the latte- part of
last week. returning home Saturday.
Mrs. Maude Chamberlain came out
from Great Falls Monday afternoon
for q visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Joe Peters.
Miss Gladys Gulden left last Thurs
day for the coast, where she viii take
up her work as a milliner in a whole
sale house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Paynter and chill
dren have moved back TO Belt from
Lehigh, the children entering the To-
cal schools Monday.
John Stein is making some repairs to
his building between the John Hane
building and the Hackshaw bakery
and when these are completed the
place will be occupied by Mrs. How
ard Browning as a boarding house.
Among those from out of the city
here Tuesday to attend the funeral of
Grandma" Hackshaw. were MI. and
Mrs. Ben Johnston of Great Falls. Mr..
Johnston is chairman of the board of
county commissioners.
Mrs, J.. p. Healey and little sons,
Tim and Jim, returned home Friday
morning from Minneapolis, where they
had spent six weeks with Mrs. Hea-
ieys parents. They were met in Great
Falls by Mr.. Healey, driving out from
there.
Next Tuesday is Halloween. and
several parties and dances are being
arranged in celebration Of the event.
Tho GRADE schools will properly OBJ
serve the occasion with a mask party
and there will be several other affairs
of a more private nature, some held
prior, however, TO Tuesday.
"A republican meeting IS advertised
to be held in Belt tonight at 3 o'clock.
There viii be several good speakers
and all the county candidates will be
present. Following the speaking a
dance win b. given, ut which the peo-
pie Of Belt and vicinity viii be guests
of the county central committee.
The G.. w. Merkle Coal company
was closed down Saturday be-
cause Of no cars. The other local
mines have been working but part
time because Of a lack of cars. but re-
lief is promised within the next couple
of weeks. when navigation on the
Great Lakes ceases and cars in use
are released for western use.
Ralph Oertl, local agriculturist,
has on display in the Sundermeier
store window the cups won by
Cascade county at the state fair. They
sigHifvEtf4e winning of a first prize /
for grasses and forage, a first prize
for vegetables and third prizes for po-
and grain. The winning of the
was largely made possible by ex-
libits from the Belt Valley.
Alfred Coleman took his little
laughter, Pearl, into Great Fails Fri
lay to consult surgeons regarding a
deformity that the child has had
infancy. X-ray pictures have
taken and Mr.. Coleman was adj
used by the surgeons that it was their
that the ~deformity, which pre-
the child from walking, could be
'crrected without the necessity Of a
to eastern hospitals.
DR.. F. T. Foard and Miss Dora
.~fecklenburg Of the u. s. federal
lealth bureau, spent Monday, Tues
lay and yesterday in the city, con-
the annual physical exam
nation Of the children Of the Belt
chools. They report finding the ply
zeal condition Of the children much
improved over a yea ago. Tomorrow
)r. Fusson. county health officer, win
i've the second innoculation against
iphthcria to those children who re-.
their first a week ago and also
accinate any additional children
those parents may desire it. 7