Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-06-08

Miss Hazel Bowman returned hons
Sunday from a short visit in Grea'
Falls.
Sari Jarvi has purchased a new
Ford touring q from N. II. Brown
ing, the local dealer.
Chris johnson was a business Wis
itor in Great Falls the first of ths
week, going in Tuesday.
Miss Elsie Bemis was a Great Fall:
visitor the latter part of last week
taking the teachers examination.
Tanlac did what everything eIss
failed to do. Thousands have said so
So win you. New Drug Co.-Adv.
Rev. j. N. Chestnut, d. d., will
hold services in st. Luke's Episcopa
church next Sunday morning at II
O'Clock.
Mrs. Joseph Leveille went up te
Geyser Saturday for a visit at the
home of her brother, Ed Landry, and
with friends.
Wheeler Bros. show exhibited here
last Friday, and while the show was
a very good one, though small, the
patronage vas very light.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Provin attended
the convention of group five Of the
Montana Bankers association in Great
Falls the latter part of last week.
Fred Gustafson left Tuesday for
Oregon, where he was located for a
couple of years. He will return short
ly with his family, driving overland in
his car.
Miss Mary Gossack left Saturday
for Highwood, where she will spend
the summer with her brother, Ben,
after attending High school here the
past year.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Jennings, it is
understood, have closed a deal where
by they will within the next few weeks
take over the confectionery store of
Mrs. Gust Manchester.
Ben ]. Kennedy has purchased a
new light six Studebaker car, John
Jaap purchasing the Kennedy Dodge
runabout from the Studebaker COM
pany, turning in his Chevrolet.
Two t~easpoonsful of Tanlac in a
little water taken three times a day
just before meals will make you eat
better, feel better, sleep better and
work better. New Drug Co.-Adv.
A postoffice has been established at
"Campsite" with Geo Potter named
as postmaster. The location of the
new ~postoffice is at the old Logging
creek station and is designed to serve
the large number of campers through
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81 Carvetti and Mrs.
Carvetti's younger sister left Satur-
day morning on an automobile trip
that will take them to Mr.. Carvetti's
old home II miles from the border of
Mexico. They expect to be gone until
September touring the western states.
Attorney General Rankin has issued
an opinion to the effect that reclama-
ton land may be taxed only after
final certificate has been issued. II
is said that this will mean the loss of
about $1,000 a year in tax money re-
ceived from the Fort Shaw and Simms
sections.
The ladies of the Altar Society of
st. Marks church are planning a food
sale for July 3, at which time practic-
ally every essential for either a din
ner in the big outdoors or at home
can be secured. Already sufficient
food has been pledged to warrant a
successful sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindstrom of Sand
have left for their old home in
City, Iowa, from where they
will make a tour of the eastern states,
returning home by way of New Or
strom are parents of Mrs. Cal Shar-
rard of this city.
Gus Johnson went up to Logging
,reek the first of the week, where he
S employed at carpenter work on the {
Poetter-Blomquist camp bungalows, !
hall and store building. Work is !
being pushed on the camp preparatory '
% the opening on July a. when the
Great Falls lodge of Elks will picnic !
here. a
Daisy ~Scholdager, aged IL years, !
s the youngest student who will COM I
the eighth grade at the Junior }
High school this year. She is remark I
bly, advanced in her school work for Z
child of her age, and does excep- I
good work, according to her
misunderstanding little girl was /
former resident of Belt and until a 4
ago attended the Belt school. e
Ben Kennedy, Ed. Sundermeier and y
jim Jdnp spent Ouludy llSniIlE ol
iighwood creek and report a good &
atch, all of fair size. A. E. Hotch- ',
in and A. F. Fisher formed another !
arty which fished Highwood creek y
but Of course with not as
God luck as the veterans. Kennedy \
tuesday, took three nice trout out Of y
he creek at the old slack dump in 81
own, and other catch of big trout in n
'elt sreek are reported. r
Mrs. R. A. Alexander and Mrs. Ray p
wilson entertained the members of !"
Thursday Bridge club Tuesday e.
at the home of Mrs. Alex =
nder, 800" being played. Mrs. Phil -
won the head prize, Mrs. :
/. J. Clergy the consolation and =
Iiss Alexander the cut prize. The :.
meeting of the club VIII be .
cid tonight at the home of Mrs. Jos. Z,
e~veille, Mrs. Leveille and Mrs. A. K. ~
otchkin being the h~ostesses. -
A thunder shower which passed -
FER this section Monday evening pave ~
ich places as it hit a good soaking ",
Tough 1T was not general over the .h
'rritory. In town there was a good
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