Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-10-18


where he is employed as the smelte
physician.
The Moulton Mining company pur
chased the ~assaying equipment an
supplies used by the Neihart Consoli
dated Mining company, which they in
tend to use when the work at tn
Queen mine is far enough advanced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Combs moved to th'
Silver Dyke recently where he has &C
cepted a position in the mines.
Mr.. White of Butte is here promot
ing the development Of the Queer
mine.
Mr.. Kertshaw spent a few days in
Neihart this week attending to bust
ness matters before leaving for Mis-.
soula.
Mrs. Chamberlain, who had been q
guest at the Heath home, left last
week for her home.
Mrs. Heath motored to Great Falls
last week.
Mrs. Fairfield was a passenger on
the Great Falls train Monday.
The district manager of the Securi-
ty Benefit association from the Falls,
was working the town this week and
will come up again soon To organize
a lodge here.
George Moore returned from his
months work for the government. He
was employed to look for samples of
mineral in the mountains between
Badly and the lower part of Tender
Foot creek.
Mrs. w. w. Tolliver, who had spent
the summer with children in this vi
entity, left this week for her home in
Tacoma, Wash.
Mr.. Taylor of the Judge Hotel, was
a Great Falls passenger Monday.
The Silver City Rebekah lodge spent
a social evening after the business
meeting Tuesday night. The ladies
served a palatable lunch which every
n fully enjoyed. The remainder of
the time was spent with music and
dancing.
George Drenville has gone to Boul-
der where he will attend school for the
coming term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curren Of the Silver
Dyke were visitors in town Friday.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Art Walker at their home here
Wednesday.
Miss Janette Maryland spent the
week end in Great Falls with her par
ents.
DIR. White spent a few days in town
last week. He was looking over the
situation with a view to locating here.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Boulais of Mon
arch were business visitors in town
Thursday.
Will Thorson Of Hughesville drove
to Neihart on business Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schoberg drove
in from Belt Park Thursday. They
that crops are fine in hat dis
trict this year. The crops are extra
heavy and labor is scarce so the farm
ers are doubly appreciative of this
open fall weather.
The threshing machine is now at
the f. Davis ranch.
ID. Worthington is working with the
threshing machine in Belt Park this
fall.
Mrs. G. Griffin drove in from Belt
Park on business Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collette and their son
Bud and his wife drove up from Great
Falls Thursday to spend the day with
heir daughter. Mrs. Henry Sutton.
They returned to Great Falls in the
Billy Trip was a Great Falls visi-
or this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heath, Mrs. Chamber
and Mr.. Kertshan motored to
White Sulphur Springs Saturday. Mr..
Kertshan took the train from Ring
ing to Missoula and the rest of the
arty returned TO Neihart after a
hort visit in White Sulphur.
H. ]. Young and family of the Sill
Dyke left for Tennessee Monday.
hey plan to spend the winter there.
H. C. Bell Of Geraldine was a bus
ness visitor in Neihart last week.
C. Schenck, T. Faller, B. H. Luns-
bird and Mr.. Bennett motored to Belt
Wednesday, night where Mr.. Bennett
~ initiated into the mysteries Of the
Kind degree Of the Odd Fellows lodge.
Mr.. Charles Etfien was q visitor
{ ~ home Of Mrs. Draper at the
- uDa1 last wssk. Z.
IEfes 1fpllis Croean has returned to