Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-07-12
PERSONALS CONCERNING PEOPLE
of BELT AND IMMEDIATE VICINITY

l. T. Butts and family have .snove<
{ to Great Falls where they viii; make
9 their future home.
Joy Browning and Dane Murray
spent the week end with Mrs. Chss,
; Rice at Riceville.
The Park-toPark Garage has .
number of oil and gasoline barrels
for sale.-Adv.
Il The city council met in regular ses-
sion on the fifth. The resignation of
Chas. Carlson as alderman from the
first ward was accepted and the mat
ter Of filling the vacancy taken under
advisement for two weeks. The va
cancy in the third ward was filled by
the appointment of Lawrence Farmer.
The most of the evening was spent in
consideration of the city waterworks
pump concerning which there has
been voluminous correspondence but
little Roadway. The matter was final
ly left for an adjourned meeting. Mr..
Vendsel appeared for the Rocky Noun
tain Elevator company asking that
the road approaching their elevator
be repaired and offering to donate
$500 for that purpose. The matter
was referred to the improvement COM
mittee.
Old newspapers for sale at The
Times office Twenty-Five cents per
hundred.
One of the best wild west shows
ever held in this section of the coun-
try will be pulled off on Sunday at
the Norman Parker ranch on Little
Willow. There will be about rs wild
horses, among whom are some that
have never been ridden although they
have been tried several times. Others
have never felt a rope. Riders are
coming from all directions to COM
pete in the riding, roping, bulldog
ging and other events. Everything is
prepared at the Parker ranch for a
good time. Chutes have been built
for the buckers and other arrange
ments made so that the affair can be
pulled off in style. If you enjoy see
ing the fast disappearing sports of the
west, don't fail to see this Roundup.
Riders will ride with a halter only
and must ride straight up. Go pre-
pared to stay all day. You can get
dinner on the grounds if you wish.
The Times will pay six cents .
pound for clean cotton rags. Buttons,
hooks, etc, removed. F,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Erickson of Le-
high were visiting Mrs. Maud Apple
yard Sunday. 4,
Mrs. Schroeder was a business Wis :
tor in Great Falls this week. ,
Herb Siegling and William Shook.
Jr., left Tuesday for Yellowstone Ma
park where they viii drive I
stage this summer. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Soulsby of Bear Z
Greek stopped at the Remington home
FOR a few hours Tuesday of this week
IN their way back from Shelby and !
he Dempsey-Gibbon fight. They !
lad visited friends and relatives In |
stockett and the Landers on Whiskey |
Tat. They were accompanied by :
heir youngest son, a nephew and a r
,randson. Mr.. Soulsby was one of the
arly residents of Belt, worked at the b.
|. c. M. mine first as one of the driv- :
RS who made Belt famous, and then r
. tipple boss. When Bear Greek
pened he left for that place and has
ince conducted . transfer business =
here. Mrs Soulsby was . sister of
Hired Lander and . cousin of Mrs.
Vm. Shook, Jack, Joe and VIII Lam ~
er. The Soulsbys left Tuesday at
srnoon for home expecting to drive r.,
far Is Judith Gap and to finish the
sturn trip Wednesday. They are =,
fine and . grandson along
18th them appears to be out of place =.
from outward appearances they are
young n ever. -.
Mrs Philip Leveille entertained the -
nbroidery club yesterday. Instead Fl
the usual fancy work the ladies'
'ent the afternoon playing five hun 20,
Those present were Mechanics -
n Wilson, Dahl, Stuffed, Rush, Ray, 1L(
ilson, Remington, Pohutnik, Joseph
AeConkey. N. H. Browning. fai
snis, Wright, members of the club, Va
d - guests Mesdames May, F1uhr, ssl
'exaDder, Clergy, Noble and s. VIII -
n. The winners Of the favors were 10
n Ray Wilson first Ms Wright ele
nsolation and Mrs. McConkey the m
p. rhe Ladder comments on he
nh served by The hostess xre very ST
Ittesp9 to ~, although the rel
rtsx hos not tie data to describe it gel
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