Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-03-09

tTUut a SNORT WISH IN Oftat dAao.
Is Howard Browning was down from
Raynesford between trains Sunday.
Miss Anna Mae Farnum spent Sun
day with friends here from Great
Fails.
Dominic Spogen was a business Wis
itor in Gret Falls the latter part OF
last week.
Miss Mary Uchak came out from
Great Falls Sunday for a visit at her
home here.
Mrs. Andrew Boboth returned home
Saturday from a visit with friends IN
Great Falls.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Nm. 0brecht
of Belt, at Columbus hospital in
Great Falls, March /, a son.
G. C. Wilmot of the Highwood Coal
Mines, returned home Sunday morning
from a business visit in Great Falls.
Pete West was a business visitor in
Great Falls the later parth of last
week, returning home Friday after
noon.
Miss Sophie Krebs came out from
Great Falls Saturday and spent Sun-
day at the home of her mother, Mrs.
r. S. Davis.
Mrs. Agnes Holt returned home
Friday from a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Guy Winston, and family, in
Great Falls.
Herbert Barber, appointed field
deputy by Assessor Harold Mady,
commenced active work in this dis
trict Monday
Ground feed of all descriptions at
the Belt Farmers Mill & Elevator.
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quantity. ADV.
i@A-B-MeNay- of the MeVay Farms,
has announced his candidacy for al
derman in the fourth ward in Great
Falls on the republican ticket.
James M. Mahoney of the Tiger
Butte section was drawn Monday to
serve on the jury at the present term
of federal court in Great Falls.
Mrs. Joe McClintock, of the old
Henry Hedrick ranch on Little Belt,
returned home the later part of last
week from a visit in Great Falls.
Miss Laura Spogen came home
from Cascade where she has been
teaching, Friday, the schools of hat
town being closed because of the flu.
If farmers would get their flour at
the lowest possible price, they should
bring their wheat to the Farmers ele-
vator and exchange it for "Beltana"
flour.-Adv.
Mike Schmauch, Albert Cashier and
VIM. O'Neiu left Sunday morning for
Billings to attend the district nve
ton of the United Mine Workers of
America as delegates from the local
union.
Tanlac Vegetable Pills are sold on
a positive guarantee to give perfect
satisfaction. Try them tonight and
you will be delighted to find the re-
suits you have obtained. New Drug
Co.-Adv.
Herbert Barber returned home Sat
urday from Great Falls, where he at
tended Assessor Harold M. Mady's
school of instruction for field depu-
ty assessors.
Miss Clara Harner came in Saturday
from Dutton, where she is teaching
the winter term of school, for a brief
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Harner.
Chas. Ettein and his brother-in-law,
w. C. Wight of Lewistown, were in
the city last Thursday from Neihart
while on their way to Great Falls
Mr.. Wight was a former resident Of
the Power City.
Mrs. Lizzie Alder. a former Belt
resident, now living in Illinois, is here
on business connected with the estate
of the late Rudolph Alber. She re-
ports her sister. Miss Annie Gu
man, is soon to be married. 4,
The clerks union at Great Falls /,
have been notified that the present
covering their wages and
hours of work will be terminated by
the employers on April /. The notice
of termination did not contain refer
ence to any change to be made or
contemplated. /,
Carl Gereke, an old time miner !
and stockman of Stockett, died Satur-
day at his home nea there, at the age
Of so years Mr.. Gereke was quite :
well known here, principally through )
his frequent visits to the X. Of +. ,
lodge, where his entertaining stories
made him a welcome visitor. :
s. p Wright, mining machinery .
salesman of Butte, who was stricken
with paralysis in Great Falls a couple !
Of weeks ago, is so far recovered that 7
he was able to be removed 10 his I
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known in this section and had made '
frequent visits mere and at Neihart. q
Ralph Gray, son of Mr.. and Mrs. =
Holden Gray, who made such a splen- !.
did showing in his garden work last :
summer, has been notified that in adj :
Iition to the numerous cash prizes he =
received at the state fair, he is also I
to a free scholarship Gov y
sring five years at the state DIVERSITY.
The sale inaugurated last week at a
the stores of the G. w. Merkle Coal p
company, is continued for another 2
and has met with an enthusiastic q
response from the buying public. Two q
pages of the Times was necessary TO n
the announcement of bargains u
hat have been declared for this big v
ale
Deputy Sheriff j. w. Leland was n
to Great Falls Monday to tes- =