Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-08-17
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Dance at Fife Friday night, Angus
Is. Jackson's Harmony Four.-Advs
Miss Catherine Merkle went Il
Butte yesterday on a few days visit
A son was born Tuesday to Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Marn Of the little Belt sec
ton.
Miss Pauline Yurko went down Il
Great Falls Thursday for a few day:
visit with friends and relatives.
The Scandinavian Brotherhood art
advertising a picnic to be held a
Cashier City park here next Sunday.
Walter Mehmke pulled one of his
~threshing outfits to the Highwood sec
ton last Thursday, where he began
operations Friady.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Densraore went
to Monarch today, where they win
take a cottage, the family to spend Q
week or 10 days there, Mr.. Densmore
going up week ends.
Mrs. Chas. w. Holt and her niece
Miss Margaret Robbins, who has been
visiting her, left Tuesday for Mel
stone, where they will visit with Miss
Robbins sister and her husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Harmon.
Percy Engdahl, while driving down
the west grade last Friday evening,
had a narrow escape when a radius rod
on his a broke, the car going off the
grade. He escaped without injury,
and the car was not damaged greatly.
DR.. l.. l.. Maryland, a republican
candidate for state senator, was in the
city Tuesday promoting his candidacy.
This is DIR. Mayland's first entrance
into politics and he is finding it very
interesting, he says.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. May and two
sons returned Tuesday evening from a
vacation spent at White Sulphur
and vicinity. With Mr.. May back at
the G.. w. Merkle Coal company
store, Art Winston leaves today for
his vacation.
Chas. II. Dahl has filed for dem
precinct committeeman in pre-
cinct SO, Frank Rush in precinct SO
and Leo Spogen in precinct so, all in
this city, and Edgar Morris for COM
mitteeman in the Arlington precinct,
No. 81.
Joe Fischer, a brother of F. j..
manager of the Farmers
elevator, and Burney Kjose drove in
Sunday from Wales, N. D., the former
visit a short time with his brother
here and the latter to take the posi-
ion of bookkeeper at the mill and ele-
Tom Noble Tuesday evening chal-
enged Ed Harris to a matched shoot
t the clay pigeons, and out Of 80 birds
Won By a single point, Noble break
ng IS in the first round and "a in
he second, while Harris broke 19-inh
he first and % in the second, MAX
ne the score 42-4l.
uring the season. The family ex-
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Leveille and lit
lie daughter Of Spokane, left Sunday
or a trip through Yellowstone park /,
fter a visit here with Mr.. Leveille's ,
Phil Leveille and family and Z
Their relatives. ,
Frank Coombs, who built the coke 9
vens here for the A. c. NJ. company :
lany and for many years
perated the Coombs & King ranch
bove Arlington, was in town Monday =
company with w, J. Tighe, present :
1unty attorney, who is seeking the :
spublican nomination for that office, !.
he two visited in this section in the :
Iterests of Mr.. Tighe's candidacy. :
"Bill" Fluhr, democratic candidate Z
,r sheriff of Lewis and Clark coun-
:, came in Tuesday. He says he is r
the race with a good chance to win, n
nd was on his way to Augusta to do B
little campaigning among the farm ,
s, where he believes his most siren b
,us efforts will be required. fc'
Mr.. and Mrs. "Si" Carvetti and n
[rs. Carvetti's sister, Miss Jurcak, IT
home Sunday after an auto
obile trip which took them within a N
w miles of the Mexican border for a t,
at Mr.. Carvetti's old home in q
iew Mexico. They were gone for d
yer two months and travelled over b
500 miles by easy stages, stopping O
various points to visit friends and p
.~latives and to rest. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo G.. Graybill re- II
to Belt Monday from Glacier
ark, where they have been spending in
Ieir honeymoon on the shores of Lake II
cDonald. Their marriage occurred II
Wilsall on July 20. They have o
ken the Chamberlain home on Sec NJ
I'd avenue south, where they will be q
home to their friends after Sep M
mber. The arrival here Of Mr.. and bl
RS. Graybill was a signal for the d.
Iildren of the city 10 gather their ia
n cans, etc, for a ch~arivari, for OF
hich effort they were literally re- eT
nv Mr. GravbiIi si