Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-09-14
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Mrs. Harvey Nulliner was a Great
Falls visitor Friday, returning home
the same day.
Mrs. Robt, Robinson returned home
Friday from Lewistown, where she
had spent a week visiting friends.
Miss Frances Peters left last Fri
day for Three Forks, where she will
teach TINS year in the schools Of that
city.
Mrs. Frank Bales and children ar
rived last Thursday from Whitefish to
join Mr.. Bales, who has recently
taken a position with the Belt Valley
Times.
The duck season will open Satur-
day the 18th, at daylight, and a NUM-
Der OF local enthusiasts are planning
on being on good shooting grounds at
that time.
Miss Lorine Bowers, who spent
some time here visiting her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Gustaf-
son, has gone to Carlin Bay, Idaho,
where she will spend the winter.
Following the storm of a week ago
yesterday, snow was plainly visible
on the foothills of the mountains sur
rounding Belt, reminding us of the
fact that winter is not far distant
now
Tom Noble, Art Chamberlain, Ed
and Clarence Harris and j. b. Dens-
more plan to leave tomorrow after
noon for the Sun river country, where
they will spend Saturday duck
hunting.
John Broadle was over from his
n IN the Evans section Friday.
Broadle, who runs quite a bunch
OF cattle, has not as yet shipped to
market, but will have two car loads
to turn off later.
VIM Jarvis q former resident of
the Raynesford section, arrived IN the
city Tuesday from Spokane, where he
is now living, and went out to the
ranch just this side of the Visocan
place on the Raynesford road, owned
by him but for the past few years
operated by Ernest Hinkle.
The auction sale conducted Tuesday
by w. p. Pilgeram at the Robt. E.
Anderson ranch three miles east Of
Salem was quite successful, most of
he stock n -machinery listed being
sold and bringing quite satisfactory
prices. +. f. Dawson, cashier of the
bank. clerked the sale.
w. A Cromwell, some years ago
agricultural instructor at the Belt
high school is now located at
charlo, Missoula county, and has
Engaged in the newspaper business.
lie is publisher of the Charlo Star, a
opy Of which has reached our desk.
t appears to be a well edited and
Ieatly printed sheet.
Ed Dunstan is advertising an auc-
sale Of farm stock and machinery
o be held at the Dunstan ranch
own the creek a week from Saturday,
he 23rd. w. p. Pilgeram is the
uctioneer. Mr.. and Mrs. Dunston
GLOWING the sale, will move to town
nd occupy their home on the Upper
.ow recently purchased from j. A.
.ierstead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron DeForest Of
Falls, and Mrs. DeForest's
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lenard Of
Mo, were guests Sunday of
n. and Mrs. c. w. May. Mr.. and
Lenard are from the same town
Missouri that Mr.. May came from,
nd they remained over until Tuesday
oon, Mr.. and Mrs. DeForest return
g Sunday evening.
Mrs. Sophie Johnson, Mrs. Harriet
c. w. Holt and r. II. Bemis left
lnday for Billings where they repre-
nted the local lodges of Pythian /
sters and Knights Of Pythias as
to the Grand Lodges which /.
gan their sessions in that city Mon
". They returned last night re- i,
a very successful conven- Il
On. Next years convention will be
Id in Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Z. Harris arrived
early Monday morning from
Ida, where they went some
rec weeks ago to meet Mr.. Harris
other, Clarence Harris and wife,
no had driven up from California to
sit another brother at Payette. They
companied the local Harrises home,
living from Payette TO Spokane and
here. They expect to leave
ortly on their return journey to
ilifornia. |:
Margaret Swartz, a minor Ia years
age and owning property in Cas- |
de county, through Attorney Leo G.
will today file a petition in
e district court asking for the APP /
intment of /. C. MCGEE, Fife mer-
ant, as guardian Of herself and I
operty. The girl for some two years !
8 been making her home with Mr.. I
d Mrs. MCGEE at Fife. The prop /
~ in which she has a ~one-fourth in {
rest, consists Of 100 acres of land /
ar Stockett and was decided to her Z
d three other sisters by her father Z
d mother before their death some s
ne ago. She is a sister Of Mike E
'artz of the Wayne section. z
trucks loaded with straw and E
bunch of young men and
arrived in town last Friday &
'rtIy after noon and took posses 4
n of Cashier park forthe balance X
the day and evening. and when
IN Jaap, local representative OF the =
Oil company, who seemed
ply interested in the activities Of -
visitors, was asked what it was
abouf he renlied that IL was the