Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-01-19
LOCALS AND


Chas. f. Holt went down to Great
Falls Tuesday on a short business Wis
it.
NOTICE-We pay $1.00 per cwt.
for oats. Rocky Mountain Elevator Co.
ADV.
Earl Luther was out from Great
Falls renewing acquaintance last
Friday.
Mrs. Matt La Sale returned home
Tuesday from a short visit with
friends in Sand Coulee.
Chas. Carlson returned home the
latter part of the week from a bust
ness trip to Great Falls.
w V. Talbot came down from the
Last Chance ranch Monday afternoon
for a short business visit.
Mrs. Milton Peterson went down TO
Great Falls Tuesday for a short visit
with friends and relatives.
Hilmer Dahl returned home Mon
day afternoon from Great Falls.
where he had been on q business visit.
S. A. Remington left last Thursday
on a business trip to Great Falls an
the interest of the school book firm he
represents.
VIM. McInnis of Raynesford was in
town Sunday, leaving Monday morn
ing by stage for Great Falls on a few
deys business trip.
Tanlac will overcome that run
down debiliated condition and make
you feel just like your old self again.
New Drug Co.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels A. Nelson of the
Tiger Butte section. went down 10
Great Falls Friday for a several
days visit with friends
Rev. A. +. Taylor, former pastor of
the M. f church here, stopped off
Tuesday while on his way from VIM
nett, where he is now located to
Great Falls
Roy A. johnson returned home Fri
day morning from Great Falls, where
on Thursday evening he attended the
of the Cascade County Tax
payers League.
Walter Collard. who has been living
in Great Falls for the past several
weeks, came out Friday for a short
He expected to get employ
in there the first of the present
week.
H. I. Booker. manager of the Great
Falls Power company. was a business
visitor in the city Tuesday, in on
with the extension of the
lower Ane-te-tAe- HeH-H4gAwee coal
{,
Coach w. II. Fluhr. of the Belt Val
ey High basket ball team, went to J
Falls last Saturday where that
he refereed the Havre-Grea
falls game. resulting in a victory for
he latter.
Farmers by exchanging wheat for |
Tour at the Belt Farmers Mill & Ele- q
Iator company, get a premium on the \
market value of the wheat, besides
the best flour possible to be
nade.zAdv.
II have taken eight bottles of Tan !
&C and have actually gained 40 I
in weight and feel better !
han l have felt before in twenty-five \
says O.. II. Mahaffy, of Nash /!
lille. Tenn. New Drug Co.-Adv. n
Norman Parker returned home last
'riday from Great Falls. where on c
thursday evening he attended a meet Q
1g of the stockholders of the closed n
american bank, at which plans for -"
he reopening of that institution were a
iscussed. Mr.. Parker was very ia G
orable to the plan laid gefore the
to~ckholders and believes it can be e
out. b
Smoke issuing from the transform b
r box opposite the G.. w. Merkle o.
oal Co. grocery store Sunday noon u
aused a hurry-up call for the local W
manager, j. A. Kierstead, Of the
company. A piece of oil cloth 81
for protecting some of the parts Il
ad become dislodged, falling on the a
Tres and becoming ignited, but no d
amage was done. la
The NJ. E. church will introduce a in
ew feature of church life on January W
when a lunch will be served at $3.50
clock. followed by donations from fl
TO 1880. Then various classes will 81
e formed. The choir and orchestra oil
ill practice and mission study will bt
ken up. At nine o'clock all will come &C
again for a social hour. The al
pworth League viii serve the first fc
Inch. making a cinimum charge ii
cover the cost of the, repast- There
i'll be no soliciting. in
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