Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1922-02-16

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from a short visit in the Power city
Mrs. E. R. Fouts returned homs
Saturday from a visit in Great Falls
: Chas. Lochray went down to Great
; Falls Tuesday for 8 few days business
visit.
: Tanlac is one medicine that does
7 what they say it will do. New Drug
iCo.=Adv.
Miss Anna Raunig returned home
Tuesday from a several dxys visit in
Great Falls.
Chris Johnson returned home Tues
! day afternoon from a business visit
In Great Falls.
| The regular monthly baby clinic
; will be held at the auditorium next
Friday, February "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Lockhart. have
left for Fargo, North Dakota. where
they will visit relatives.
Jas. T.. Bough of the Arlington sec
tion returned home Tuesday from a
business visit in Great Falls.
E. +. Dawson, cashier of the State
Bank of Belt, was a business visitor in
Great Falls Saturday evening.
Norman Parker of the Lower Belt
section, returned home Saturday from
a business visit in Great Falls.
Mrs. John Williamson Of Raynes-
ford was down Monday between trains
shopping with local merchants.
Mrs. Oscar Samuelson entertained
the members of the Ladies' Aid Of the
M. f. church yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Valmore Beaudry and daugh-
ter. Alice, were visitors in Great
Falls during last week, returning
home Saturday.
Ground feed of all descriptions at
the Belt Farmers Mill & Elevator.
Drop in or phone us for prices on any
quantity. ADV.
Don't put it off too long-write
home today. East, west, homes best.
Don't miss "The Old Nest. Pythian
theatre, February 24th.-Adv.
Jas. Evans, manager of the dry
goods department of the G. w. Merkle
Coal Co. stores, was a business visitor
in Great Falls the first part Of the
week.
Look out for Princess Chrysan-
themum." Most delightful entertain
ment ever produced in Belt. To be
staged by the Epworth League about
the furst Of April-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Th0s. Pearson return
ed home Friday from Great Falls
where they had been visiting their
daughters, Mr.. VIM. Symes, Mrs. nj.
w. Wilson and Mrs. Arthur Johnson,
and families.
w. j. Harner left last Friday for
the east. where he will spend the next
two weeks attending the national con-
vention Of the United Mine Workers
of America as a delegate from the To-
cal union. The convention is meet
ing at indianapolis.
The Episcopal Guild will hold a
food sale at the New Drug Co. store
coming Saturday, and will also
coffee and sandwiches during
the day. The next meeting of the
Guild will heZheid at-the hoxaa eff
Mrs. E. r. Fouts a week from tomor-
row, February
Come TO the uptown store of the G.
w. Merkle Coal cmpany next Satur-
the 18th, and enpoy a cup Of
harrington Hall coffee and Sunshine
Biscuits. Free demonstration. TAX
Biscuits will be given free to
zach purchaser of Sunshine Biscuits,
IN which special prices will prevail.
1.
The first shipment of ice from the
Great Northern pond at Geyser ar
lived here last Thursday and since has
arriving quite regularly. The
Belt Valley Creamery has about filled
t. ice house, and d. Colgan of the
lash Meat Market and Chas. II. Dahl
will store some ice from the same
ource.
J. O. Irwin loaded a car with per-
Ional effects Thursday and Friday
eft with the car for his new home
Spokane, Wash. Mr.. Irwin and
have been residents of the
Butte section for the past 10
r ID years, and have many friends
n this section who regret to see them
cave, but wish them the greatest
uccess in their new home.
Sunday was probably the coolest
ay Of the year here, the thermometer
overing around 10 below all day and
nat night dropped to about 30 below, |
here the mercury stood at z o'clock |
fonday morning. During Monday, |
owever, the temperature rose and !
ince has dropped to but little below :
Gro, being mild compared with what :
re have been experiencing for q
eek
The Epworth League will serve a
anquet at X. of p. hall next Wednes-
ay evening, Washington's birthday,
celebration of the 18th anniversary
I the local league. DIR. c. M. Donald
IN Of the Montana Wesleyan college
| Helena and Rev. j. A. Martin Of
reat Falls will be among the after
speakers. The Junior League
i'll celebrate it's 26th anniversary on
evening, February n.
The committee Of the X Of p. lodge
wing in charge the arrangements for \
dance to be given in observance OF I,
57th anniversary Of the founding =
the order on next Monday evening"
Samuelson, Herb Siegling and e
.ne Bakko, report that they have 10
cir plans well made and can give
Of one Of the most pleasant
'enings of the season. The Pythian
sters will serve the lunch, and the
Ut Of dance music has been provided.