Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-09-20
mo HUNTING" ~placards for sale
at Times office.

mo HUNTING" placards for sale
at Times office.
John w. Anderson has arrived IN
Bend, Oregon, and has assumed his
new duties at that place.
Rev. Chestnut will hold services at
the Episcopal church on Sunday morn
ing. He is a Civil War veteran and
just returned from the National En-
campment at milwaukee, last Satur-
day.
John o'Handley, former Belt high
school boy, and Miss valda Mcmillan
were married in Havre on the 9th of
September by the Rev. Shepherd.
Further details are lacking.
The Young Peoples Sewing club
met at the home of Alice Beaudry on
Monday evening. Miss Beaudry and
Miss Louise Lochray were hostesses.
At the business meeting Miss Gene
We've Schroeder was elected president
and Miss Alice Beaudry secretary
treasurer. The club will meet every
two weeks. At the next meeting,
which will be held at the home of Miss
Pauline Yurko, Miss Schroeder will
be associated with Miss Yurko as hos
tess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Livix of
Raynesford visited Belt the first of
the week.
Ed Liebetrau of Riceville was in
Belt on Monday rustling cars in which
to ship his fat cattle. He expected to
ship from Riceville on Tuesday.
Almon Lefebre, wife and little son,
were visitors in Belt the first Of the
week.
VIM. Junkermeier and son Oscar
were seen on III streets early this
week. The rainfall of Sunday pre-
vented farm work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Hedrick were
transacting business in town Monday,
When Mr.. Hedrick comes to town he
saddles his horse and rides in, but
when Mrs. Hedrick comes along he is
compelled to ride in a carriage.
Roy Johnson is back from Chicago
where he accompanied their shipment
of beef. He reports a fair price, get
ting nine cents for steers and eight
cents for cows.
uorNau- Butte Lo- ntnoa1 L. r.oac-l
ing and cleaning shop on Cashier
street.
Large bills are out announcing a
stampede and barbecue at the Arm
strong Brothers ranch on Cora creek
on the 7th of October. The affair will
be under the management of the Nor
ris Brothers, who will have everything
arranged so that there will be no de-
lays in pulling off the different
events.
Braxton johnson vas in town this
week from his home on Little Belt. {
N. T. Lease was in town yesterday
Great Falls on business.
Owen Fergus of Davis Greek was a l
business visitor here Friday. He re- I
ports some splendid crops in his Sec
ton, the best since he has been a res a
there.
Wm. McInnis and son Joseph were I
town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Disher were +
shopping in town Monday from their
home on Upper Box Elder. y
The rain allowed Jim Harris to Wis II
t his friends in Belt Sunday and
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Wm. Matlock arrived in town on ~
fonday morning from his home in
fissoula and returned Tuesday, TAX OF
1g his daughter Alma with him. q
Mrs. A. 0. Norman was shopping
I town Monday from her home on So
Willow Creek. ri
Otto Hokenson came over from
tockett the first of the week to spend De
few days in town. He intends to ga
to Stockett in the near future
nd will probably spend the winter Al
lere. ioi
On Friday morning a son and heir rNs
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
G. Brady, weight 10 Ia pounds. III
r. Brady is smilingly receiving the an
organizations of his friends. Mother an
Id child are doing nicely. Dy
Wednesday George Whitaker of lie
onarch stopped in town a short time Y.
his way to the county seat where In
proved up on an additional home we
eead before w. E. Bennett, Register NJ
the u. s. Land office. RI
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