Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-03-16
LOCALS AVD
PERSONALS

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Mrs. j.. ID. O'Connell was a business
visitor in Great Falls yesterday.
Mrs. Chas. Johnson is visiting
friends in Great Falls for a few days.
David Graham was called to Great
Falls yesterday on business matters.
Give nature a chance. Take Tanlac,
natures own remedy. New Drug Co.
ADV.
T. B. Harvey of Geyser is in the city
! with his little son, Robert, who is i'll
at the Graphical hospital
The Embroidery club was enter
tanned yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. c. H. Dahl.
Cot. Joseph Mackay, coal inspector
for the Great Northern railway, was
a business caller in Belt Tuesday.
John Visocan and daughter of
Raynesford, were visitors in Belt yes
terday afternoon between trains.
tment from New York to San Fran
cisco and extend over 5000 miles into
the Pacific ocean,. New Drug Co..
ADV.
John Florek left Sunday for Lewis
town, where he has secured a position
as meat cutter in one of the markets
at that place.
A marriage license has been issued
to Jack Midget and Lura Bray, both
of Highwood,. Mr.. Midget was a
former resident of Belt.
Magnus Dahlstrom, carpenter at the
Silver Dixie mine at Neihart, was a
business caller in Belt Saturday, leav-
ing in the evening for Great Falls.
If the people who have taken Tan
lac were to form a line of march in
single file, this grand army would
F~rpaeh=efear across the American Con-
w. c. Wight of Lewistown was in
Belt Tuesday while on his way home
from a visit with his sister Mrs. Chas.
Ettein and Mr.. Ettein at Neihart and
in Great Falls.
Thos. Westgard, in charge of the
contract work now being done on the
Silver Dixie mine near Neihart, passed
through Belt Friday returning from
a visit with his family in Great Falls.
Mrs. Ada Brown eff Hamilton,
Grand Chief of the Grand Lodge of
Pythian Sisters, is expected to be in
Belt on March Both, and will be n
t~ertained by the members Of the local
lodge.
Farmers by exchanging wheat for
flour at the Belt Farmers Mill & Ele-
vator company, get a premium on the
market value of the wheat, besides
getting the best flour possible to be
made.=Adv.
Mrs. Blanchard Young has returned
to her home at Virgelle, after spend
ing the winter with Mr.. Young, who
has been working n-the mines Il is
possible that Mr.. Young will remain
here until fall.
Ben j. Kennedy of the Belt Hard
ware company, drove in a fine new
international truck yesterday after
from Great Falls. II is a hand
machine and will be handy for
making deliveries.
Mrs. Loretta Sturgeon of Conrad
arrived yesterday and was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Bemis over
night. She left this morning for Mel
hart on business connected with the
of her uncle, the late Phillip
Burns.
The epidemic Of influenza, which
has made no distinction as to rank
or condition in this section, is now
subsiding rapidly, according to the
opinion of DIR. Fouts and DR.. Gray
beal. SO far there have been few ser
Ious cases in Belt and no fatalities.
Ernest Burnett was down from
creek, where he is getting out
the latter part Of last week.
Four carloads of lath bolts were billed
TO a Lewistown firm. There Is
four feet of snow on the level up there
yet, though he said the warm weather
II last week settled 1t a little, making
MS logging operations rather diff
.ult.
Persons travelling the BeltGreat
Falls road following the heavy thaw
If last Friday and Saturday report
hat in some places shovel crews had
be put to work cleaning put the
iitches at the sides of the road in
to keep the water from sweep
ng over it and washing it out. While
he road is passable and the Belt
is making daily trips it is far
rom being a good road TO travel.
Two carloads Of boys composing the
basketball teams Of the local Junior
League went to Great Falls
asst Saturday to participate in the
'unior League tournament held there.
The locals were to play Great Falls
n the morning, but due to a mishap
o n Of the cars, did not arrive In
ime for the game, the Great Falls
cam finding it necessary to leave for
,hoteau to fill an engagement there.
However, games with Cascade and
'ort Benton were played, the locals
the former by a score Of 10
o 3. The game with the Great Falls
cam will be played at a later date.
he team was accompanied by Rev..
/. p. Alton, Percy Engdahl and How
I'd Browning
The road construction program
out by County Surveyor Rob :
rt Day for early attention this
pring includes only a few minor pro-
ects, one of which will be the building
I a road from the bridge constructed
asst year by the county over Belt creek
Glow the city of Belt. Another pro-
ect will be the improvement Of the
Dad across Box Elder creek, east of
Falls, which involves the con-
.truction OF q small bridge and two
ide hill grades. The city of Great |