Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-06-08
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Mr.. and Mrs.. VIM Carr went down
TO Great Falls Tuesday for a shor'
visit.
Miss Anna Nohl was out from Great
Falls and spent Sunday with her par.
ents here.
Leo c: Graybill is spending today in
Great Fails on legal matters before
the district court.
Mrs. John v Harner and little dau-
ghters were Great Falls visitors this
week, gong in Tuesday.
MISS Mayme Byrne returned ia
Great Falls Tuesday after visiting
since Sunday with her parents here
Z. T.. Stewart, a brother of DR.. J
5. Stewart, arrived yesterday morning
for a visit here. Mr.. Stewards home
is at Missoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Jefrfies and
little daughter came out from Great
Falls Saturday and remained over
Sunday with relatives here
Nick Schmauch a former resident
OF Belt, came over from Roundup the
latter part of last week for a visit with
his brother, Mike, and family here.
Art Jones is erecting a little build
ing between the Hamment and Nohl
buildings and when completed will
operate an ice cream stand therein.
A. +. Fisher and family arrived last
Thursday from Regina. Can. Mr..
Fisher is the new manager of the Belt
Farmer, Mills Elevator company.
Tanlac is the result of years of
study, experimentation and research
by some of the worlds greatest chem
lists. Hence its merit. New Drug Co.
ADV.
H. L. 0rvig has been installed as
manager of the Neihart Lumber Co.
yard at Geyser, relieving Manager
Murphy, who has been there for sev-
eral years.
Bob Robinson is confined to a Great
Falls hospital suffering from rheuma-
tism. He and Mrs. Robinson were in
Sunday, Bob visiting his doctor, who
ordered him to the hospital.
A 3 "a pound trout was on display
in the window of the Wilson pool nall
yesterday, taken from Belt creek by
Roy Butch. A number of big n
have been taken lately, evidently COM
ing up from the Missouri river.
Miss Dorothy Remington, who has
been attending school here, left Sum-
day for her home near Big Sandy to
spend the summer. She was accom-
panied by Miss Margaret Kessler. who
will visit at the Remington ranch
The benefit dance to have been
given at the A. /. Crazy ranch on
the Tiger Butte road two weeks ago,
and postponed, is to be given this COM
ng Saturday night. A number from
own will attend, being assured a good
lime, and aiding in a worthy cause.
The A. c. NJ. company has a crew of
men here wrecking the balance of the
machinery in the old washer and boiler
louse, 1t is estimated that there still
'emains from 200 to 225 tons Of ma
erial, which is being scrapped and
to the foundry at Anaconda.
Miss Edna Newmack, who is en-
IN Great Falls, came outSunday
morning 70 spend Sunday with her
The Newmack family have
moved to the ranch near Fife for the
after having lived in town
uring the winter, the children at
school.
Herbert and Helen Magnuson and
Jan McInnis were down from their +
anches on Rocky Ridge Friday to at
end the Junior Prom. They say that
rop prospects in their section were
better than at present and that
acreage sown is larger than for
number Of years.
Charley Clark and w. j. Farmer
been putting in their spare time
ne past two weeks hunting coyotes,
nd in that time have dug out eight
ems, killing two old coyotes and 80
ups. AS there is a bounty Of $3.50 a
cad on coyotes they have been pretty
ell paid for their work.
Several from here went down to the
our Corners school house to attend
dance given there last Saturday
Ight, and all report q good
A party will accompany the
w ala Mode orchestra from here
Raynesford Saturday night to at
nd the dance TO be given there by
e orchestra.
The class of '21 Of the Belt Valley
Ugh school are planning a reunion
r the near future, possibly tomorrow
ening, at which each-Who- attends
III tell of what they have been do
g since graduating a year ago, and
joy a banquet and dancing. There
IRE "a in the class and it is believed
at about IS of their members would
able to attend such an affair.
Alec McGraw finished dragging the
ceville road from Arlington TO
'odman's Monday, and that road, ne
US, is in as good shape now as he
S yer seer it. There is yet a little
rk picking TO do on the Andy Hay L
] before the job is completed. The
'rk has been done on county force :
count, and .McGraw has also put the Z,
addition road to Arlington 9
good condition. =
With tourists stopping at the local :
mp grounds practically every night,5=
: necessity for more cofsveniefaees >
the camp grounds were apparent, :
j the water works committee Of the =
y council realizing this, have had :
water line extended from the foun- :
n neal the band stand to the camp <
lunds eliminating the-Hecessity for
king part way acros the park for =
ter. An ample supply of wood for =
stoves is also kept on hand. =
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