Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-06-15

home IN Great Falls yesterday noon
after a several days visit here.
Waino Stone was down from Little
Belt Monday on his way TO Great
Fails on a short business visit.
Mrs. Chas. Clark went down TO
Great Falls yesterday noon where
she will visit friends for a short time.
Don't forget that we deliver milk,
cream, buttermilk and ice cream daily.
Phone 65-J.-Belt Valley Creamery
Co.-Adv.
Lost-pair of horn rim glasses in
case. Lost in Belt Tuesday. Reward
for return to Times office. Chas.
Holmberg.-Adv.
Miss Catherine Merkle, who has
been attending the State University at
Bohemian, returned home Saturday to
spend the vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Beckstrom and
children of Kibbey, passed through
town Monday, returning from a visit
with Great Falls friends.
Tanlac builds up the weak, run
down system and makes you feel
strong, sturdy and well, as nature in
tended. New Drug Co.-Adv.
Mrs. Mike Dolan, nee Miss Mabel
Roman, and two little children, ar
rived Monday morning from Spokane
and will visit here for awhile with
her father. Nels Roman, on the ranch.
The last of this week will see the
departure of a number of local teach
ers for Dillon and Lewistown, where
they will attend the summer state
normal school courses, which begin
next Monday.
Felix Evans left Friday for Seattle,
where he and his mother expect to
make their home in the future. They
went out there several weeks ago and
bought a place. Felix returning here
to close up his affairs.
A number from here accompanied
the Jazz ala Mode orchestra to
Raynesford Saturday night, where
they played for a dance. The attend
ance was not as large as usual at
Raynesford dances, due to the condi-
ton of the roads.
@. Blankenship of the Carl Peter
son ranch near Raynesford was in
the city the latter part of last week
Ill way tiViitE iAVifl 0ItAA Il ans
he had been receiving treatment
for a milk leg, from which he has been
suffering this spring.
The Gondreau boys, accompanied by
father, were up from the ranch
rear Waltham the latter part of last
week, wrecking their house in Ken
nedy addition, and s%alvaging the lum-
Der, which was hauled to the ranch to
be used in new construction.
A fire of unknown origin broke out
Sunday in the office of DIR. A. NJ.
Macaulay in the First National bank
building and caused a call to be sent
in TO the fire department. 1t was ex-
by the use of the chem
cal apparatus, little damage being
.aused.-Tribune.
Miss Oxa Westerly writes from
Waukegan1, Illinois, TO have her Belt
Valley sent to that city, where she is
row employed by the National En-
company. Miss Westerly had
,een making her home with an aunt
n Washington, ID. C., whose dedath
occurred several weeks ago.
Several young people of Kalispell
we're in the city the first of the week
Soliciting subscriptions to magazines
n order to raise funds to attend school
hey said. Very few subscribers were
obtained, past experiences along this
inc tending to make citizens a little
Lkeptical of the proposition.
Mrs. j. A. Light and daughter, Miss
stella Light, left last Saturday for
heir former home in Portland, Ore.
Light expects to take medical
reatment and may be gone several
months, but Miss Stella will return to
Belt in time to resume her studies
With the opening Of the school year.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Hotchkin left
Testerday by automobile for White
Springs, going via Kings
I'LL, which is now in good shape for
Mr.. Hotchkin will look that
ection over with the idea Of estab-
Ishing an elevator and flour mill at
he Springs. From there they may
to Belgrade where they will visit
elatives, returning to Belt in a week
r two.
John O'Connor of Fargo, N. d., ar
wed Saturday evening for a couple
+ days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
)ensmore, and family, Mr.. O'Connor
eing a brother Of Mrs. Densmore.
lie was on his way to Salt Lake, where
e has a municipal contract. Mr..
'Connor has crossed the state many
and says he never saw crops
long the Great Uorthern look as well
they do this year.
A few ball players have been gath
ring at the Cashier park grounds the
st few evenings in an endeavor to
ct a team together for the Fourth.
cit has some good material and II
Efficient interest in practice can be
.aintained should be able 10 put a /:
am in the field that would give a
ood account of itself and afford a
,od summer amusement. If you play :
Ill drop down to the park and prac= /:
ee. :
Mike Havenik went down to Great .
afis Tuesday TO be present at the :
arriage Of his daughter, Miss Agnes
apeHik, to Mr.. John Janasov, which :
ok place yesterday morning at D :
clock, Rev. Father O'Brien ~officlat- .
z. Miss Havenik has been employed :
Great Falls for some time, while :
r Janasov IL an employee of the :
-eat Northern, In the shops on the .
sst side Of the Falls. They viii make :
cir home in Great Pals. The bride :
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