Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-02-16
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day from a visit in Great Falls.
Mrs Monty Mccarthy of Raynes-
ford vas a visitor in the city Monday.
Frank Calone went down to Great
Falls Saturday or a short business
visit.
A. /. Crary returned home yester-
day from a business visit in Great
Falls.
We like to sell Tanlac because it
satisfies our customers. New Drug
Co.-Adv.
w. FL. Irwin returned home yester-
day morning from q business visit IN
Great Falls.
j. E. Healey and valmore Beaudry
were between-trains visitors in Great
Falls Tuesday.
Miss Mary Phillips of Hilger is
here for a months visit with her
grandmother, Mrs. Beynon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Stuffed re-
turned home yesterday morning from
a short visit in Great Falls.
Miss Mile Florek was home from
Flood, where she is teaching, to spend
the week end with her parents.
John Bahnak, a former Belt resident,
now residing in Great Falls, was
greeting acquaintance here Sunday.
W. H. Thayer of the Arlington
section returned home last Friday
from a business visit in Great Falls.
Absolute merit and merit alone is
responsible for Tanlac's phenomenal
and unprecedented success. New Drug
Co.-Adv.
Mrs. S. S. johnson and little child,
of the Neill creek section. went down
to Great Falls Tuesday for a short
visit with friends.
Your life, your home, your mother
as they might have been or as they
are-Rupert Hughes "The Old Nest"
Pythian theatre, February 24.-Adv,.
Mrs. Ethel TENTS and Miss Helen
Coleman came out from Great Falls
last Thursday afternoon for a visit
with Miss Coleman's uncle, George
Mace.
If farmers would get their flour at
the lowest possible price, they should
bring their wheat to the Farmers ele-
vator and exchange it for "Beltana"
flour.-Adv.
Mrs. James Brodie will entertain the
Home club at her home this afternoon,
when the regular work of sewing for
the orphans at the Odd Fellows home
in Helena will be continued.
The last card party to be given by
the Ladies of the Altar society before {
Lent will be given next Wednesday
evening, Washington's birthday, at
the Parish hall. Following the play
ing and awarding of prizes, lunch will !
be served as usual I
TrmI~r~~~ d. 49, ---.t-sl II
made its appearance in Belt last Sat {
urday when Arne Bakko of Barney's {
Cafe, stocked a few. Those who !
sampled them say they are a most de-
licious confection, and they went like !
hot cakes. Arne will stock them reg !
ularly hereafter. :
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Holt left Tues 7
fer ]Salt-Bske City Utah, !
Mr.. Holt is attending the ses- .
sion of the Retail Lumber Dealers =
association. They will spend a copule
Of days following the close of the con- y
~vention seeing the sights Of the Nor d
mon city before returning home the 3
part of the week. 3
The G. w. Merkle Coal company h
will hold a demonstration Of e
Sunshine Biscuits at the uptown o
store next Saturday, the 18th, when =
Sunshine Biscuits and Darlington
Hall coffee will be served. Takhoma G
Biscuits will be given free to each RI
purchaser of Sunshine Biscuits, on b
which special prices win PREVAIL
Adv. ii
If it viii pursuade you either to re- c
member your mother piously, If she il W
lead; of if she lives, to send her a *
.ong love letter, or ever a telegram
81 am well; I think of you ana 81
owe you" or. above all, go home and lie
zee her, then 1.-The Old Nest" will nj
rive more real joy than any other pic q
ure ever produced. Pythian, Febru- t
Try 24th.-Adv. oil
Roard Supervisor Archie Weir has IN
lad a large force working on the Belt lie
Falls road endeavoring To make 81
{ %passable. Yesterday fully 80 men
we're at work, including a number who ds
i've along the highway. Those who he
ave travelled the road say that not in tn
ears has there been as much suow as WI
t present. In places drifts that have NJ
'een cut through are higher than the he
ops Of automobiles. sil
John Boadle of the Evans station re
aS "a sl5tLot III 0ttb kASt E&iooy Vb W.
lis way to Great Falls. Mr.. Boadle ",
5 running about 200 head of cattle
nd as head Of horses this winter, and ba
as fed very steadily, he states. The da
while not taking as large a IN
oil as in past years, have killed sew Of
raj head of cattle in that vicinity, 80
avs Mr.. Boadle, who has himself lost at
i've head Ga
The Times was in error last week dir
4 stating that the proceeds of the vi
League play were to go to Nj
he state league summer camp ground
and. The money from this, and the ha-
nal entertainment to be given about tn,
ne first of April, will be used in pay tn
II for the piano purchased last fall of
Princess Chrysanthemum,V a fanci- Ar
ii operatta, viii be the next enter Az
sinment. and win rave a chorus OF tn
. voices, which il already under re- an
ssrsal, ~ Ii also the cast. ev'
Twenty-four couples attended the oia
rwf event ~ The Ralt Valley Pleas DEL