Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-05-11

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Born. Wednesday morning, May ii,
to Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Buehier, q
daughter.
George w. Merkle returned homs
Tuesday from a short business visit
in Great Falls.
Mrs. Milton Peterson returned home
Saturday afternoon for a short visit
in Great Falls.
Mrs Oscar Johnson has purchased
q Ford touring car from the local
dealer, N. II. Browning.
A number from here attended the
play, Irene" at the Grand theatre in
Great Falls last night.
Miss Clara Harner, who is teaching
at Power, came IN Saturday to re-
main over Sunday with her parents.
The big reputation of Tanlac has
been made by doing what other med
icines failed to do. New Drug Co.
9dv.
Chris johnson of the Tiger Butte
section returned home Friday after
noon from a business visit in Great
Falls.
F. E. Lord left Saturday night for
Big Sandy where he remained until
yesterday looking after his ranch in
~terests there
Fred Zecker of Geyser, who had
spent two weeks here under the are
of DR.. GRAPHICAL. returned to his home
last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W -Jeffries- came
out from Great Falls Sunday morning
and remained over until Monday, Wis
iting relatives here.
Miss Myrtle Dunston returned to
her school at Raynesford Sunday after
spending the week end visiting in
Great Falls and with relatives here.
J.-R. Jewell left for Rochester,
Mimi, where he will enter the Mayo
Bros. hospital for advice as to ply
steal ailments from which he has been
suffering.
The ladies of the Episcopal Guild
will conduct a food sale this coming
Saturday afternoon at the New Drug
Co. store, and will also serve coffee
and sandwiches.
Alcide Fisher drove up from his
ranch near Norbert Saturday on bust
ness. He reports the roads good from
Norbert to the Four Corners, bu
rough from there in.
Mrs. w. +. Ross and Mrs. Mae Brant
of Geyser were Sunday visitors in
Belt, Mrs. Ross receiving attention
from DR.. j. w. GRAPHICAL for a sprain-
ed ankle, received last week.
Miss Mary Morris, who is teaching
near Highwood, spent Sunday with her
mother here. Miss Mary's school
closes on the Goth and she will re-
turn here to spend the summer
Mrs. Ethel B. Nohl has applied to
the district court for the issuance to
her of letters testamentary in the es-
tate of Matilda Lindsay, deceased.
May % has been set as the date for
proving the will.
lWerdFeeeHtly received from George
Mahoney, who is in st. Louis receiv-
ing treatment for his injured foot, is
to the effect that the member is
Strengthening out in good shape. His
many friends here will be glad to
this.
f. Phillips of Highwood has been
appointed to succeed Ben Gossack as
postmaster at that place. The ap-
terminates a controversy
as to which end Of the town the post
office shall be located in, the older
part of the town winning.
A snow storm which set in early
Monday forenoon and continued most
Of the day, again delayed field work
on the ranches and many who had
on seeding wheat believe it
will now be necessary for them to
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20 late.
A benefit dance will be given on
Saturday evening, May 81. at the Belt
Livestock Co. ranch, three
from Belt on the. Tiger Butte
road. Tickets are $1.00 and are on
vale at various places IN town, and
he cause being a most worthy one, are
,eing freely bought. Ladies are re-
to bring cakes.
The board Of county commissioners
Monday opened bids called for last {
week for the purchase by the county I
II a new automobile for the use Of the &
commissioners in viewing roads. A
'ive-passenger 60-horse power Buick I
vas chosen. The Hudson formerly
lsed by the board will be turned over .
" ihr >odity o1RStbht~AoNhA l
office. i
N. II. Nelson has received permits c
ion from the Great Northern railroad !
ompany for the occupancy Of the G
ompany right-of-way just southwest '
4 the depot by a tennis court. Mr.. a
and several others will I'M 5
rove the grounds and organize a club i
o enjoy this outdoor sport during
he summer. Work on the court was 0
tarted Tuesday evening by leveling '
he grounds. c
Mr. and Mrs. Cal Sharrard enter il
aimed a number Of friends at their 8
last Friday evening, Mrs. Roy Z
alexander winning the high score 2
rize among the ladies and j. A. Kier- 0
tead among the gentlemen, while a
frs. Jos. Levei1fe and Mrs. c. e. Pet b
cut for the fadies low score, b
frs. Peterson winning the cut. Ralph 4
arker had no opposition for the gen II
BOBBY prize. Following the
ames, Mrs. Sharrard served a dainty n
inch assisted by her mother. Mrs .
I'm. Lindstrom of Centerville. The :
uests were Messrs. and Mesdames n
Leveille, j. A. Kierstead, Ralph !,
Roy Alexander G. r. Peter