Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-12-07

PERSONALS

Adolph Heikkila was a visitor al
the Times office Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. MccInnis and sor
Archie We're shopping Saturday.
l.. +. Cobb Of Geyser and Miss EtheI
Fem Of Watertown were married
last week in Great Falls
Don't fail to visit the X. P. hall on
Dec. 9th. Admission free.-Adv.
Clara Calone, the teacher at Truly,
spent Thanksgiving with her parents
and sisters. A girl from the normal
training department.
Baby Remington entertained about
twenty Of her three and four year old
friends at a birthday party on Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Polutnik are re-
joicing over the arrival of a bouncing
baby girl, who was born on Friday of
last week.
Sauna Bakko spent Thanksgiving
with her people. She is one Of the
young teachers trained in the home
school.
Francis Peters was home to spend
THANKSGIVING with her mother. Mrs,
E. w. Peters. She is teaching third
grade in the Three Forks city schools.
Mrs John English has returned
from Great Falls. where she spent
several days visiting and shopping.
Go to Jennings for Xmas Cards
and Confectionery.-Adv.
David Pimperton- came in Tuesday
to buy the winters supply of grub
You newcomer don't understand
what an event it used to be when the
boss Of the outfit hooked up four
broncs and breezed into town to lay
in provisions for the whole winter,
o what joy and satisfaction there
was in unloading it and storing IL
away with the joyful anticipation Of
plenty to eat for a long, long time.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesdays
of each week are devoted to getting
out the paper. Thursday afternoon,
Friday and Saturday are the days on
which we do job printing. Necessary
posters which might just as well
been run last Saturday, are one
of %thereasons for the Times being
Hereafter we will refuse to stop
work on the paper to run job work.
The old saloon building across the
street from N. II. Browning's garage
has been sold for old lumber and will
be torn down soon. This building was
in the boom days about 1895, was
occupied as a saloon for only a few
months, 81 saloons being too many
for such a town even as Belt was.
Since that time it has been used chief
as a store room.
Ethel and May Nordquist spent
Thanksgiving vacation with their par
,nts in Arlington. They are teaching
n the county and represent our nor
nal training department. Did we for
ret anyone? You have only to count
hem and hear Of their success TO
that the normal department
On Tuesday, Nov. %, Miss Alma
leto, Of Belt, and Mr.. Jake Holm
f East Helena, were married at the
'esidence Of Rev. C. A. Scullon in
Cast Helena, who officiated. They
attended by Miss Rose Holm and
'eter Holm, sister and brother Of the
They have gone to house,
in East Helena, where they
xpect TO make their home.
The K. P. dance given Wednesday
light of last week by the local lodge
as a decided success. Over a hun
red tickets we're sold and the crowd
njoyed the opportunity TO dance to
he utmost. For a change there were
ully as many men as ladies and the
alter danced until they were glad of
n opportunity to rest. The floor was
leal and the music inspiring. At II
clock the ladies began to a
Midnight dinner, there was no lunch
bout it and the dinner was 20 popu-
lr with the crowd that a handsome
mount was realized by the Pythian
listers. To sum up the matter it was
ne Of the ~pleasantest and most sue
dancing parties given in Belt
! a long time.
Among the defects Of u school
nildren noted in the report Of DIR.
uson and the nurse, we see the cases
I enlarged thyroid glands is put at
rs. The thyroid glands are in the
eek and enlarged thyroid glands are
goitre. Scientists have dis
,vered that enlarged glands are
sused by the absence Of iodine in the
ater which we drink and possibly