Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-07-06
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Miss Sophie Krebs came out from
Great Falls and spent the Fourth at
her home here.
Morg Nulliner of Raynesfard was a
business visitor in Belt between trains
last Thursday.
WiH Lester, who is working in the
fails, came out on train IA to cele-
brate the Fourth here:
Rev. 5. d. Hooker will hold services
at the local Episcopal church next
Sunday morning..
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Engdahl are
spending the week attending the Ep-
worth League convention at Neihart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Thomas and
little child of Geraldine are visiting
with Mrs. Thomas mother, Mrs, +. w.
Peters and family. 9
MIR. and Mrs. w. S. Jeffries and lit
tie daughter were out from Great
Fails and spent Monday and the
Fourth with relatives.
o can have a splendid appetite.
perfect digestion and sound, restful
sleep by taking Tanlac. New Drug
Co.-Adv.
Miss Margaret Kessler returned
home Friday from Big Sandy, ear
where she has been visiting for the
past month at the Ed Remington
home.
Among the old residents of Belt
who came home to spend the Fourth
was j, Burgher. Mr.. Burgher is now
caring for a bunch of cattle in the
mountains.
DR.. ]. w. Graphical has purchased
the old Clingan home, recently sold
by w. c. Blomquist to III b. Lock-
haEtTtogether with the old Bfomquist
home, and will shortly remove to it.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Williams and
three sons, John, Richard and Lloyd,
of Anaconda, arrived Sunday and are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wm. Harner, Mrs. Williams and Mrs.
Harner being sisters.
Because of train No. al being late
Monday, the Neihart flyer was held
here until 1890 o'clock. 1t carried a
number Of passengers who were going
10 the Silver city to spend the Fourth
and attend the Epworth League con-
gention.
Tanlac is unquestionably the most |
talked of medicine in the
world today and those who once use 1t
Invariably buy it over and over again
md tell their friends Of the splendid
they have derived from its
Use. New Drug Co.-Adv.
j. K. Healey drove to Geyser last
Thursday on business at the Neihart
company yards there. He
avs the night before that section
njoyed a heavy rain, and that crop
onditions about Geyser, as we'll as
etween here and there, are excep-
good.
Felix Evans returned to Belt Sun
ay from Seattle. and says he intends
here, at least for the present.
elk and his mother went to Seattle
number Of weeks ago. where his
purchased a place and is now
icely located. and where she intends
her home.
Mrs. Emily Rector and daughter
ormer residents of the Cora creek
returned TO their home in
ireat Falls the first Of the week after
aving spent a week with Mr.. and
Irs. Harry Hamment at the lower
anch, which was formerly the Rector
lace. Mrs. Rector was delighted
18th the exceptionally fine crops on
lie place this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. McConkey re-
home from Cass City, Mich.
here they had gone for a visit with
~.latives after Mr.. McConkey had Wis
ed the Mayo hospital at Rochester,
inn. Mr.. McConkey is feeling much 4
stter than when he left, several
eth, which the doctors say were
his trouble, having been re-
owed.
Joe Buchanan, a former resident Of I,
cit, who have been living on a ranch
.ar Big Sandy for several years,
me in Tuesday on a short business
sit. He and Mrs. Buchanan are
on returning to Belt in a
onth or so, and when they do Mr..
lchanan says they will bring a num-
r Of horses and cattle and some
machinery with them which
II be sold at public auction. He
US that crops in his section are
irly good.
M sale Dy W. II. III
ram at Socket last Saturday for |
rs. Ethel Thrasher and Mrs. Nellie |
old residents of the Calvert
ction, who are leaving TO make their
in Seattle, was remarkable in
at Mr.. Pilgeram succeeded in dis
sing of all the stock and goods of {
red at prices that brought the total !
to $1,000 over the owners esti- !
lte. Steers, particularly, brought /
cd prices, and Mr.. Pilgeram is Of /
e belief that the success Of the sale
ints to a return Of better times on /
E farm. *
Gas station proprietOrs r author I
for the statement that 30 far this {
ason more tourists have passed !
rough Belt than in any previous
ar. Much of the travel is over the /
.ster Battlefield Highway. coming /
to the Y-G Bee line to 90 to the {
rks. The camp in Cashier City park {
being frequently used by the tour /
Sunday traffic from the Falls
IS particularly heavy and all day =
'ndsy and Monday night r COM
ued going through 10 the mountain &
cams to spend the Fourth.
Of the new fire truck
released by the Belt Volunteer FIRE
oartmenf il being held up awaiting