Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-10-19

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Miss Mayme Byrne came out Satur-
day and spent Sunday at her home
here.
Car load shelled corn at Farmers
Min & Elevator Co. Ground IL de-
sired.-Adv.
Footbal-Teton County High OF
Choteau VS.. Belt, at Belt Saturday,
2:30 p. m.-Adv.
Miss Anna Mae Faxnum came out
from the Falls Saturday to spend
Sunday with friends and relatives.
The Jazz . In Mode orchestra will
give another of their popular dances
at the Pythian hall on Saturday even
ing, October 21.-Adv.
Mrs. G. G. Nohl, who underwent
an operation ut the Columbus hospital
in Great Falls a week ago yesterday,
is reported as doing nicely, by rela-
tives here. Is.
During the past week the Great
Northern depot at this point has Ne
ceived q fresh coat Of paint both inside
and out, presenting . much improved
appearance.
A marriage license was issued BY
the clerk Of the district court last
week to Arthur Beckstrom Of ths
Tiger Butte section and Ulma Tucker
of Sun River.
The Belt Hardware's "Red Baby
truck was driven into Great Falls
Saturday and brought back some 24,-
900 trout fry, which were planted in
Little Belt and Belt creeks
The cattle train which was expected
to load out Of the Arlington yards
Tuesday did not go out because cars
were not available. 1t is now planned
TO load next Tuesday, the Gath. cars
being promised for that date.
A.. and C. A. Bond are advertising
an auction sale for next Tuesday, Oc-
tober "a. They plan to sell off the
grade Hereford and Aberdeen Angus
cattle and hereafter confine them
selves to the breeding of, purebred
stock.
DR.. Clara ]. Hutchinson of Duluth,
Mimi, has been the guest of her
nephew. Leo C. Graybill, and Mrs.
Graybill the past week. She leaves
today for Great Falls to visit Mr..
Graybilrs brother and family before
returning to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Schraeder of
Great Falls returned to their home
Tuesday after a few days visit here
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. English. Mr.
and Mrs. Schroeder were recently
married and their visit here consti-
tuted a part of their honeymoon.
State Superintendent Of Schools
May Trumper and County Superin-
tendent Keeney addressed a gathering
at the auditorium last night, Miss
Trumper speaking in favor Of the unit
school district and for more money kpy
educational purposes. They were en-
~tertained at q 8 o'clock dinner by the
Home Economics department.
james Evans, manager Of the dry
goods department Of the Merkle Coal
company store, returned to Belt Sun
day evening from Provo, Utah, where
he SENTATIVE weeks vacation with
his family. Mr.. Evans says that that
section of the country is prosperous,
having enjoyed good crops, and hat
there is much industrial activity.
Geo. II. Stanton of the Stanton
Bank & Trust company of Great Falls,
and president of the First National
bank here, accompanied by Geo. w.
Merkle, vice president Of the local in
stitution, was a business visitor here
Monday. Mr.. Merkle is spending
most of his time in Great Falls with
Mrs. Merkle, who is a patient at the
Columbus hospital.
A number of young people Of the
city gave a surprise party last FRI
day evening on Hilmer Dahl, at his
home. Five hundred was the main en-
tertainment feature of the evening,
there being six tables in play. Miss
Gulden received the high score
prize among the ladies', and Miss
Lochray that for the low score.
Burney Kjose received the GENTLE
head prize and Ralph Oertli the
BOBBY prize. Late in the evening a
nice lunch was served.
Jude Huber received in the mails
Saturday from the secretary Of the
fair ribbons denoting 10 win
nings on exhibits, two firsts, seven
and four thirds. The awards
larry $50 in cash. Mr.. Huber says
is a heavy demand for boars,
ienotng that farmers are going back
INTO hog raising, and that it is notice
able that most of them want regis
.ered animals, and their papers. Mr.,
Huber this year held owe a large
number Of young Poland Chinas to
meet this demand.
The Mid-Northern company has
yer the packer in the Dawson
well in the Kelvin Sunburst
field, and as a result the entire string
# 1858 feet of six-inch casing has
,een pulled, and a new packer is being
,ut on, after which the casing VIII
again be lowered. The packer is nee
.ssary to shut the gas out of the six
nch pipe, and allow only oil to come
Up, while the gas is carried M IN the
pace between the two castings. Under
he circumstances it will probably be
o days before the well will be drilled
n and production shown on the IL
Pipe line, which is hooked on.
John w. Anderson left Sunday
morning for Roundup to assume the
management Of the American theatre,
There he was formerly advertlsinR /
Mr.. Anderson's ability as
theatre manager is becoming recog-
lied He came here a lumber OF