Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-06-29

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MRS. J. ID. O'Connell.-Adv.
Lorne McConkey returned home
last Thursday from a short visit in
Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah Martin came
out from Great Falls Monday after
noon, Jack" to do a little fishing, but
luck was all against him.
Ianlac is a splendid tonic for frail,
puny, delicate children. 1t is purely
vegetable and contains no minerals or
oplates. New Drug Co.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Downs, who have
Try Marigold ice cream. Good as a
combination strawberry and nut sun
dae. Rex Cigar Store. j, E. Harris.
ADV.
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Harris the past week, returned yes
terday to their home at Kansas City.
Br. L. R. Fouts and family went to
Sand Coulee last Thursday, where DIR.
Fouts is caring for DR.. Barrett's prac-
tice while the latter is taking a vaca-
ton.
Mrs. L. Newman of Red Lodge ar
rived Friday for a visit with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Jeffries.
Mrs. Newman was formerly Miss Eu-
rith Jeffries.
DR.. and Mrs. Lee Roy McBurney
and Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Cook passed
through the city Sunday on their way
to and from Kings Hill, where they
spent the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Omer of Mel
hart, who have been motoring through
the Bitter Root valley and other west
ern state points, passed through Belt
Saturday on Their way home.
Bob Robinson, who has been con-
fined to his home with an attack of
sciatica rheumatism, returned to his
shop Monday. Bob, while still a lit
tie weak, is feeling pretty good but
shows the effects of his sickness.
Special-Marigold ice cream, a COM
bination of fresh strawberries and
nuts. This is the best ice-cream that
ever came to Belt. Served at fountain
or in bulk. Take home a quart. Rex
Cigar Store, j. E. Harris=Adv#
Mrs. Milton Peterson and Miss Paul
inc Murray left the latter part Of last
week for Salem, Mo. Mrs. Peterson
will visit relatives there for awhile,
but Miss Pauline plans to remain un-
til next June, attending school there
this coming year.
Virgil Ross, who for the past year
or more has been in charge of the re-
pair room of the Park-to-Park garage,
has opened a repair room in the Ar
Motor company's building, where
he is fast getting in shape to handle
all classes Of work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Johnson we're
out from Great Falls Sunday calling
on friends. SNOWFALL" has gone into
the restaurant business again, buying
the "Saddlerock" an Second street
south, just off from Central, where he
will be glad TO have his Belt friends
visit him.
The grocery and hardware depart
ments of the G. w. Merkle Coal COM
pany are now located, with other
mercantile departments, in the Waldo
building, and as soon as the
ask Of getting Strengthened around
S completed will be in better shape TO
more conveniently serve the public.
S. A. Remington, Jr, and Howard
iraybeal succeeded last night in
listening in" on a part Of the X. ID.
{. s. (Great Falls Tribune) radio
oncert over s. AS. home made crys-
al set. A number of receiving sets
re now scattered about the city and
ONE are having very good success
nth them.
Chas. H. Dahl is the latest local per-
on to be bitten by the radio bug, and
has the aerial part erected over
is barn. All the apparatus has been
lade by his son, Hilmer, and is soon
s q few essential parts are received,
Ir. Dahl hopes to listen in" on the
arious concerts being given oyer the
ountry.
Martin Owens, one Of the well
ranchers Of the Raynesford
was a visitor in Belt last
thursday. Mr.. Owens confirmed
revious reyorts that crops in all the
aynesford district never looked bet
r than now. Grasshoppers had just
sRunA to make +aPpearaHeeThe II
lid, but everybody was preparing to
ght them.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lindstrom of
enterville arrived in Belt the latter
art Of last week from a pleasure trip
eastern points, and Sunday, with
Ie Cal. Sharrard and G. f.. Peterson
established a camp up the
eek, where they are enjoying IN out
&, Mr.. Sharrard and Mr.. Peterson
living up evenings.
VIM. Gerhart, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gorge Gerhart Of Briggeman %coulee,
as brought to the city Saturday by
r. j. w. GRAPHICAL from the McInnis
nch on Rocky Ridge, where he had
sen helping brand and vaccinate cat
suffering from an abcess OF his
'ck. He has been quite sick, but is I
considerable Improvement. |
Mrs. Geo. w. Suffel and Mrs. Ora |
ilson entertained the Thursday
club at it's last regular gath
ing for the season at the home Of /
RS. Stuffed last Thursday evening. I
rs L. j. Clergy and MFs-N~H-Nel-E
n tied for the high score, Mrs. :
ergy winning the cut, while Mrs.
s. Leveille won the cut with Mrs. A. Z
Hotchkin for the low score prize.
Attorney Leo C. Graybill was In
sihart Saturday where he appeared Il
the justice court Of A. c. Taylor a &
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