Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-07-27

{ Otto Gaines of Conrad visited a
the Albert Murray home last week.
Miss Anna Nehl was out froH
Great Falls 10 spend Sunday at he
home here.
: Mrs. John P. Healey and infant so
J returned home last Thursday iron
columbus hospital in Great Falls.
Inc safest and surest way back {,
nealth, strength and happiness is b,
Adv.
The local Ladies' Aid will hold al
ice cream social on the parsonage Lawn
TINS evening to which the public il
invited.
Mrs. Howard Smith of Dover ne.
turned to her home Sunday after hav,
ing been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. N
H. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Jeffreis re.
turned to their home inGreat Falls
Monday evening after a short visit
with relatives here.
Walter Mehmke has purchased a
one-ton Ford truck from N. II. Brown
ing, which will be used in hauling coal
TO his threshing outfit when it starts
up.
The Howe-Yan sAmburg Ia car cir
Gus, which shows here Sunday, will UNI
load at Arlington, the local siding not
beng sufficient to park the train, ac-
cording to report.
Carl Alexander of Fife has been in
charge of the Rocky Mountain elevator
here while Manager j. G.. Brady and
family are enjoying a vacation on a
tour through the park.
Leo c. Graybill leaves today for
Wilsall, where on Saturday his mar
rage to Miss Alta A. Hutchinson will
take place. Mr.. Graybill does not
plan to return to Belt until the mid
die Of August.
Carl Wood, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Wood of this city and Albright,
is among those who will attend the
summer military training camp at
Fort Douglas, Utah, which opens to-
day and continues until August 5.
The case of John Gliko VS.. John
to recover for timber cut on
the formers place, has been postponed
indefinitely, the defense wishing to Sc
Stacey Eckhars, a ranger at
Highwood station. as a witness.
Local members of the Epworth
will 90 to Neihart tomorrow
and in the evening will organize a lea-
in the Silver City. The recent
state convention held at Neihart en-
outraged the organization of the new
eaeue.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. +. Dawson left
friday by auto for a trip through the
Yellowstone park, and following their
Mr.. and Mrs. M. 7. Messelt
Ian a trip through the park. Mr..
is cashier Of the State Bank
+ Belt and Mr.. Messelt assistant
Mir. and Mrs. A. +. Hotchkin and
hildren left Sunday morning by car
Grand Island, Neb., where Mr..
has employment and where
expect to make their home for a
me, though Mr.. Hotchkin says he
i'll eventually become a permanent
Of Montana.
At the last regular meeting of the1 !
cal post of the American Legion IL |
Ao A4iAA " Ai3NOitLtfl0E kflt ttf0tiliil8 4
lettings until October, at which time |
e entertainment committee will have |
program prepared which will start |
e winter off with an impetus which !
is planned to maintain throughout |
G season. /
Cutting Of winter wheat began the
ter part of last week in the vicin-
Z of Fife and on Lower Belt, and by
e last of the week will be general
over the lower valley. All report
avy grain and the average yield is 4
ing estimated at 80 bushels or bet
!. Much Of the grain is so heavy :
1T it has lodged.
Misses Bernice and BILLY" Stuffed -
tertained a number Of their young 3
ends last Friday evening in honor q
their cousin. Miss Edna geughan Of s
The evening was spent in &
mes and music, Miss Pauline Polut- =
amusing them with her fortune g
and late in the evening a nice 3
Icheon was served. E
lieut.. John A. Bemis, u. s.. M. c., Fl
ties to home folks from Norfolk, III
!, where he is now stationed at the ia
~ yard there, arriving from Port q
Prince, Haiti, where he had been E
toned since March, 1920, on July ~
He expressed pleasure in get d
2 back to American soil again after q
long tour in the Black Republic. E
Ferguson Of Cashier Coulee, Ia
candidate for the republican nom IA
ton for county commissioner, Wis S
in this section of the county last lE
*, being in Belt Thursday. Mr.. ~
'guson says there seems TO be an 81
'ression that the assessor sets the Ia
es, but that it is the board of n
.ty commissioners, and that taxes Ia
be lowered only through cur 81
of expenditures, which, IL 81
ted, he proposes TO work for.
on. Carl W. Riddick, candidate for n
United States senate at the pri- 81
election, stopped in Belt late b
evening while driving from Ia
istown to Great Falls. Mr.. Rid h
e visit was unannounced and had lE
significance and was more E
he way of a social call OF friends
to take a brief rest. He had little -
ay on political subjects only stat
that he would rely on his friends -
lis section. where he is known, and