Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-01-18

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= presbyterias Of Montana.
In keeping with he tradition estah
: Iished by importar cities in northern
United States and Canada Bozeman Il
to lnaugurnte It's first ice carnival
The initial entertainment Is to be In
the form OF skating contests.
Replacing Of 25 c%oal-burner locomo
tiyes on. the Great Northern railway
through the Rocky mountains in Mon,
tana with oil burners VIII be effected
early Q spring. according TO C. o,
jerks Of st. Paul, vice president OF
the road.
An arteslan flow Of hot water, Sc
cured from an oil well which failed
to materiaIlze is being hsed by Clark
Allen OF Big Timber is healing brood.
ers for a large chicken farm which he
has established near Mcleod. on the
Boulder river.
For the first time In the history of
Great Falls, an examination Of practi.
cally every GOV In dairies which supply
milk to the city failed TO reveal a
single case Of tuberculosis. according
to Perry zenor, United States veter.
mary Inspector.
Efforts to secure from railroads IN
Montana rates for joint shipments,
over two or more lines, less than the
combined rates for the hauis over the
separate lines, is being made by the
state railroad commission. according
TO on announcement by It.
Contemplating development of a Co
operative society TO bring about better
results In grading. handling and mar.
keting their product. the Yellowstone
Valley Bean Growers association has
filed articles Of Incorporation with the
county clerk and recorder.
Following a shutdown Of long dura.
tion, during which the shaft was en-.
tlreix retimbered the stemart HaiaeAef
the Anaconda Copper Milling company
Mt Butte, has resumed operations. The
Stewart Is the deepest nine In Butte
and Is one Of the largest Anaconda
producers.
Considerably TO the surprise. ard II
may be sgid, transformation. Of n nun.
Der of Glasgow residents, the county
commissioners at their meeting nj !
Glasgow recently. appointed us con. {
stable Mrs. Lucky Space. who has I
Qualified for the office and filed her ]
,ond for $1,000. r.
In n recent publication Of the st !
Only News it is stated that a
Ierd of purebred cattle are being Il
overseas from Scotland by 8
j.. Hin, son Of The late james Il
. Hill. The famous Hiahlnnd herd Is I
DIV on the ocean and will land some d
me this month. The cattle will be II
to Mr.. Hllls ranch near VIII W
III. Mont. W
The farmer may expect n tendency b
ward higher prices for the next few cl
onths, probably until the middle OF II
INNER, said DR.. George Il. Warren, Of b
ornell university, before the farmers
eek gathering at Montana State col eC
nj Bozeman. one Of the best signs NJ
r the farmer now, he said. is that wa m
we practically full employment at pr
gh wages. In
fef-eSeerfienally meritori0us and m
stinguished service ms judge advocate vi
the American expeditionary forces co
Siberia" during the World war.
bert J.. Galen, OF Helena. will be VI
corated with the distinguished ser. tic
e medal by Brigadlcr General a
lillian s. Graves, United States army, Iir
a military ceremony at Helena on alb
nuary 1G. lin
The Montana farm bureau, conclud-
It's annual convention at Bozeman, of
opted resolutions in favor Of CO. on
marketing for the farmer, TN,
removal of the present $4,000 loan ne
It by the federal land bank, en- me
sing the plan Of the Nebraska farm OF
rehouse law, and asking that the
'mium for high grade Montana sto
be squitably reflected to the NH
wer. NJ
OF the spring election In,
tended to rouse In some quarters nv
Great Falls talk Of launching a cor
fefffeHt fef resubmissfon to the
ers of a proposal for the managerial NJ
OF city government for the city. nor
plan first was submitted in 1921 sim
IN 1t was defeated by a small ma. nor
ty. Under the controlling statute n /,
measure could not be voted upon n
In for two years. nav
team of three boys from Hamil- on
won the state high school stock pro
ring contest held at the state col Tay
at Bozeman In connection with duc
annual boys vocational confer. q
:. In ME contest AIS boys, repre- In !
ing 1877 Montana high schools hin
peted. Ted Yerian. OF the Hamil- give
team was high man In individual life
ing, making 200 out of a possible n
points. on
lril 5, 6 and Z have been announced In
dates for the state i~nterscholas- acti,
music meet for high schools, which Skin
be held at Big Timber under the II
ices of the State Teachers 1890 nroy
1t is expected that the attend won
viii be much larger this year caus
1t was last Big Timber viii pro- hers