Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-04-06

rails Tuesday on a short business trip
Everybody who tries Tanlac ha
5 something good to say about it. Ne,
Drug Co.-Adv.
Alderman-elect Chas. Carlson wa
D a business visitor in Great Falls yes
terday.
Frank Rush was passenger t
D Great Falls or yesterday noon
train.
t George w. Merkle went down I
Great Falls Monday on a short bus
mess trip.
Hans Johnson returned home thi
! morning from a business visit in Grea
Falls.
! Mrs. John P. Hearley was a visito
) m Great Falls Monday, going in OF
the stage.
Jack Bachan went down to Grea
Falls Sunday evening to look the cit,
over in quest of work.
Mrs. G. G. Nohl went down to Great
Falls yesterday for a short visit with
her daughter, Miss Anna.
Mrs. f. E. Dawson and little child
went down to Great Falls yesterday
for a short visit with friends.
Mrs. Howard Browning returned tc
her home at ~Raynesford Sunday after
a visit with friends here.
Andrew Bachan went down to Great
Falls Monday for a short visit,-re-
turning Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Maggie Richie of Seattle, who
was called here by the death Of her
mother, Mrs. Matilda I.indsany, left
for her home Tuesday evening.
Guy Winston came out from Great
Falls Tuesday and is preparing to go
onto the Winston ranch above ARM
ington, which he will operate this
year.
Dave Beynon, who has been employ
ed on the pumps at the Lehigh mine,
returned home Saturday night, the
coal miners strike shutting him out
of a job.
Blanchard Young, who has been
employed in the mines here during the
winter, returned to his ranch at Vir-
gelle Tuesday.
Capt. Jack Buchanan, who has been
living in California since the sale Of
the Buchanan ranch on Willow creek,
in July, 1919, returned to Belt this
morning to look after his interests.
Anyone knowing the present adj
dress Of William f. Inery, formerly of
Belt, will confer a favor upon him by
notifying c. I. Busha, Jr., of the u.
S. Veterans Bureau at Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Foltz and George
left Saturday for the Foltz
near Conrad to resume farming.
Mrs. Foltz went by train, while the
boys tackled it by car.
N. II. Browning was down to Great
Falls Sunday for a visit with Mrs.
Browning and Joy. He reports the
as showing very satisfactory
Improvement following her recent Sc
we're illness.
Miss Harriet Stein, who was called
home =fremNalley GityrN..D ID, where
she is attending -the-North=Bakota
Normal, by the death Of her mother,
returned there to her studies
Tuesday.
Miss Marguerite Perry. who had
been visiting her father, j. f. Perry Of
Sun River, who is i'll at the home Of
lis sister, Mrs. N. T. Wilson, left
Monday for Spokane. Mr.. Perry,s
condition is considerably improved.
MIR. and Mrs. Archie Weir return
ID home Monday afternoon from Ro-
Mimi, where Mr.. Weir sub
to an operation for the removal
II a goitre, which had been giving him
- +. atI,r,L11 f-.aL1. la NJ
Weir is feeling much better following
he operation.
4. +. Dawson, of the State Bank of
Belt, though one of the newer ar
-ivals in the city, is fast becoming
acquainted, and last Saturday, April
!, saw several speaking acquaintance
hips ripen into a much broader ac-
Iuaintances. A call on the telephone
a request ttnAA he join the |
d. f. choir. Not being a public sing
Mr.. Dawson tried to explain the
act to Rev. Alton, to whomAhe-aup4
'osed he was speaking, and begged
0 be excused, assuring the speaker
n the other end of the wire that he
fas highly flattered by the request
be glad to if he could, but
eally he could not. $50 you refuse 2"
uestioned the voice. "Yes, really,
II have to-" replied Dawson. "Then :
o to hell" came the sharp reply,
nd Dawson, shocked, hung up the re-
eiyer, with the muttered exclama-
on: what is this world coming TO
18th flappers Tapping and preachers
Hearing?" Shortly afterward a
Idy from the Ladies Aid food sale
into the bank and TO Mr.. |
awson's desk and murmered, $50 |
Ice Of you, Mr.. Dawson, 10 send I'VE |
n this cake-really it was no trouble
bring it over-Yes, s1.00-thank
~ so much" And as the lady turned
I'd left the bank Dawson sank into |
3 chair, exclaiming in anything but
pleasant voice. "Say Tom, why l
thunder don'tcha keep at least one
these calendars up to date?D And :
pm returned: by thunder. it is :
pril -ist, isn't t74Let' get even e
It'll some of these wise onesl" Ac- \
rdingly a small piece Of gas pipe /
as done up in a nickle $500 change (
a small cork in a s1.00 dime Z
and az a messenger from u
lis barber shop came in after the Z
ange and was handed the gas pipe 3
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