Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-07-20

Miss Catherine Merkle returned
home Saturday from a short visit il
Butte.
Rev. DR.. Chestnut will conduct ser
vices IN st. Luke's church next Sun.
day.
The Embroidery club win meet next
"Wednesday, July 26, with Mrs. G
w. Stuffel.
Miss Anna Mae Farnum came out
from Great Falls Saturday and spent
Sunday with friends and relatives
here.
Miss Lucy Fluhr left for her home in
Helena the first of the week after q
visit at the home Of her brother, W
II. Fluhr.
Forty persons of foreign birth were
admitted to citizenship in Great Falls
Tuesday. There was but one appli-
cant from Belt, Arturo Antoinini, and
one from Geyser, IsaacBakkala.
DR.. and Mrs. w. X. Smith of Mel
hart, passed through Belt last Thurs
day evening, returning home from a
brief visit in Great Falls.
L.. j. Clergy drove into Great Falls
Sunday, returning Monday evening &C
companied by Mrs. Clergy, who had
spent the past two weeks in their with
her niece, Miss Lillian Brady.
At the present rate of Tanlac sales,
it is estimated the grand total viii
reach 24,000, 900 bottles at the end of
the present year. New Drug Co..
Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Faller of Neihart
were in Belt a short time Tuesday af-
ternoon while driving home from a
trip to Great Falls. Mr.. Faller is pro-
prietor of the Lyric theater at Neihart.
81 would not take $1,000 for what
that wonderful Tanlac medicine has
done for me-" said Mrs. Matte Lutes,
of Lexington, Kentucky New Drug
Co.-Adv.
Harry Wood, mayor of Albright and
self-appointed guardian of every
body's affairs on Belt creek, VAS in
Monday evening from his sum
mer home looking after a few BUSH
ness matters.
Eddie Lester left the latter part of
last week for Hollywood, the movie
suburb of Los Angeles, CAL, where
he will join the waiting throng Of
hose who would become movie actors
and actresses.
Mrs. Martha Mann was taken to a
Great Falls hospital Tuesday by DR..
/. w. GRAPHICAL. Mrs. Mann has been
poorly for some time and went
O the hospital in hopes of improving
condition.
Lawrence Butts and Lee johnson
eft Tuesday evening to see the
world, heading first for G%randview,
where Butts has relatives, but
Iot knowing where their travels would
axe them from there.
b. +. McConkey and son, Lorne,
eft Monday for the Leon McConkey
anch near Warrick in the Bear Paw
Mountains. Lorne will spend the bal
nee Of the summer there, but Mr.. Nc
will make but a short visit
nth his son and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. 4. Harris left Tues
ay morning for an auto trip to
from there to Cody, Wyo.,
nd thence into Yellowstone park. On
he return trip they will take the Hell
route to Glacier park and thence
eme.m Theyexpect to be gone about
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas THAN of Upper
Iighwood, passed through town last
thursday on their way to Great Falls.
lr. THAN states the hay crop is very
God in the Highwood section and al
} that there is a shortage OF help.
e was unable to find any idle men in
cit.
/ hold checks from the Belt Amuse-
tent association for Harry lick, w.
/. Selleck and Mrs. Ida Lamp. Any
knowing the whereabouts Of these
arties. or where | could get that in
,rmation, will confer a favor by ad-
me at once. Leo c. Graybill,
Belt, Mont.-Adv.
Nils j. Cavanaugh Of Butte, repub-
AN candidate for associate justice Of
lie supreme court in the coming pri-
aries, stopped in Belt a little while
esterday afternoon while on his way
Lewistown by auto. Mr.. Cavanaugh
a member of the 18th Legislative
'sembly. m
Mrs. Charles jennings received
ord last week of the death of her
Ralph Jackson, at Leipsic,
hio. Mr.. Jackson was slowing hay
a loft when something went wrong
it'll the fork and he got up TO fix
falling and striking on the tines
a hay fork, causing injuries from
HIGH he died.
Ben j. Kennedy and Ben f. Nc
,nkey drove to Lewistown Saturday,
king Mr.. KeRnedy's sons, Ray and
ike, over for a visit with their aunt, 1
RS. Dan Cameron. They returned
lnday, stopping over for a time TO
tness a ball game between Raynes-
I'd and Merino, the latter being de-
ated by a score Of AZ to 3.
George w. Merkle, local candidate
Z the state senate, was among those
om here who attended the Elks, pic
|, at Campsite Sunday. He was (:
long the entrants in the politicians /
OF race and if the results of that is
y indication Of the outcome Of the
imary race, then there's nothing to
Pitted against such kids as Fred /
ldretta, Harvey Blomquist and At |
ia III