Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-05-25

Oh the WUtk.
J.B- eellard returned home Tues
day afternoon from a short bushes.
visit in Great Falls.
Mrs. Ghas. jennings returned home
Tuesday from a short visit with
friends at Stanford.
The Embroidery club win meet next
"Wednesday afternoon at the home oil
Mrs. N. H. Browning.
Hans Johsnon returned home from
Great Falls Saturday, where he at
tended the Shorthorn sale.
Mrs. John Lukotch came over from
Sand Coulee yesterday morning for a
short visit with her mother, Mrs
Bandry.
Geo. w. Stuffed spent Tuesday and
yesterday in Great Falls attending
the convention of Montana Rexall
druggists.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Livix of Ranynesford at
the Columbus hospital in Great Falls
Sunday, May, 81.
Why NOPE around half sick and list
less, when health and strength are
yours for the asking? Take Tanlac.
New Drug Co.-Adv.
Virgil Ross of the Siegling garage,
left Tuesday for Kelvin, where he owns
land which oil promoters of that sec
ton have been trying to lease.
Hemstitching and Picoting attach
ment. Fits any sewing machine.
Price $500. Economy Sales Com
pany, Billings, Mont.-Adv. 6-S.
Ernest Troutman returned Monday
from Townsend, where he had driven
Mrs. Troutman and little child the
latter part of last week and where
Mrs. Troutman will visit her parents
for a time.
Mrs. c. w. May went down to Great
Falls Friday to consult her physician
and was again ordered to to Deacon
ess hospital for further treatment for
a trouble from which she has been suf-
suffering for some time.
If you suffer from biliousness, con-
stipation, nervousness, headache, sal
law completion, loss of appetite, bad
taste in the mouth. Tanlac and Tan
lac Vegetable Pills will certainly
straighten you out. New Drug Co..
Adv.
Tomorrow evening members Of the
American Legion will meet and go to
Pleasant View cemetery where they
will clean the graves the soldiers of all
buried there and mark them
withe American flags, in preparation
for Memorial day.
The case of Jas. Danno, on a charge
of illegal cohabitation, which was to
have come up in a Great Falls justice
court last Saturday, has on the appli-
of the defendants attorney
been postponed to a date yet 10 be set.
is at liberty under a $500 bond.
Reports from the Columbus hospital
in Great Falls, where Lawrence Wit
osky is a patient, are that he is i'm
nicely. Lawrence lost two
fingers from his right hand and suf-
Tered injury to his left hand through
he explosion of a dynamite cap with
which he was playing two weeks ago.
Otto Venohr, who left Belt a few
weeks ago, has written home from
San Francisco that he ltd re-enlisted
n the u. S. Marine corps and was
bout to embark for the PHILIPPINE
Young Venohr, who served
With the marines during the war, has
,een assigned to the LIST guard com
oany at Cavite.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Thomas, well
mown residents of the Belt Park
have returned from a three
months trip to Pacific coast cities.
While away they visited relatives and
at Los Angeles, San Fran
isco and Fresno, Cay. On the return
rip they visited Portland, Seattle,
and Butte.
Inner Fred Maxi and Miss Annie
lathryn Persola, well known young
of the Little Belt section, were
married in Great Falls Monday the
lev. Geo. Edwards of the M. e.
performing the ceremony
hey returned here that afternoon
or a short visit before leaving for
he coast, where they expect to make
heir future home.
The Thursday Bridge cub will meet
evening at the home of Mrs. j..
;. Harris, Mrs. Harris and Mrs. L. j..
leroy being the hostesses. The club
ill meet each week hereafter until all
iembers have again entertained and
nen will discontinue for the summer.
Iext Thursday Mrs. N. II. Nelson and
IRIS. ]. B. Densmore will entertain, at
ne home of the former.
The Freshman and Sophomore
of the Belt Valley High school
tuesday, afternoon enjoyed a weiner
past, chaperoned by Miss Genevieve
all and Fred DA'mour Of the faculty.
hey went to a point on Belt creek
alt a mile above Arlington, and had
thoroughly good time. The outing
as postponed from a week ago to-
Nv.
Phil Leveille is the instigator of a
Ian to rid the city of sparrows. which
getting so numerous as to con-
situte a nuisance, especially to house
who like TO encourage other
Irds to make their home in the trees
, their premises or in bird houses
rovided for them, they finding that
sparrows drive the other birds
vsy and keep them out Of the city.
he plan suggested is that a small /
1rse be made up from which q speci-
ed amount be Maid for each sparrow