Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-04-05

O'Clock.
Pretty designs in Wall Paper at
HOLT LUMBER COMPANY Adv.
C. F. Anderson of the Tiger Butte
road was in town Tuesday. He says
that there is more snow now in the
mountains than for years and he ex-
poets high water this spring.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer of
Cora Greek on March 26th, a daughter
Arthur Hamment is back again
from Hughesville, where he is devel-
oping a claim. Mr.. Hamment states
that business is brisk in the old camp
A number of old timers are still there
including Pete HEM, Dick Oatey. Jim
Horton, Henry Daniels and Swan
Thorson.
Mrs. Wade Wilson and children
were visiting relatives last week.
Ladies' and Gents suits cleaned
and pressed at old stand on the bridge.
w. Van Tassal-Adv.
Mrs. B. F. MeCenkey was a business
visitor in Great Falls recently.
Mrs. Mary Anderson and son Jack
were business visitors in Great Falls
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Nulliner of
Great Falls were visiting friends here
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wilson motored
to Great Falls Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Junkermier Wis
tied in Great Falls Friday.
Nothing in the line of entertain
ments has been more successful than
the plays given by the Epworth
League. Don't fail to see the latest
league play, Farm Folks" Popular
prices, grade children. zoe; adults,
35c.-Adv.
Misses Anna and Marie Uychak
spent Easter Sunday with home folks.
Mrs. w. J. Jones and baby visited
relatives in Sand Coulee the latter
part of the week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Urich on
March 23rd, a son.
Rev. S. ID. Hooker will hold services
in st. Luke's church on Sunday, April
9Th, at IL o'clock a. m.
See N. H. Browning for all kinds
of second hand Fords-Adv. If
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Bemis were Wis
iting friends in Great Falls Thursday.
Mike Rocks from Joplin has leased
the A. F. Morris ranch on Willow
creek and will make his home there. !
Christian Science services in Odd
Fellows hall at IL a. m. each Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Walker and
daughter, Alvera, Of Neihart, came in
Wednesday and are visitors at the
home of Mrs. Walkers mother, Mrs. f,
Mary Bachan. Mr.. Walker is one Of
the successful leasers of the Neihart
district and is shipping a carload Of :
high grade ore each month from the
Queen Of the Hills mine. According :
to MIR. Walker mining activities in the !
old silver camp are approaching prof. !
portions of greater magnitude than !
those Of its palmiest days. and indi- !
cate a season Of unusual prosperity.
For Sale-All models of second r
hand Fords at Ford Garage-Adv. If i
Frank Knight, former school boy Of !
Belt, dropped in for a few hours Tues :
day evening. He has sold his candy !,
business in Great Falls and is unde- 4,
cided yet as to his future plans. :,
N. T. Lease was an incoming Wis q
tor on Number A yesterday. He re- !,
ports Chas. II. Provin as getting along =
Is well as can be expected. Mr.. !,
was able to take the sun in the !
'un-parlor at the hospital on Tuesday
Farm Folks the home talent =,
of the season. At the H. S au- !,
litorium Saturday, April 18th, at 8 n.
,clock-Adv. =.
Mr.. MCGUIRE OF the bridge building
irm Of Mcclure & Blakeslee has been
uperintending the unloading Of three
airs Of bridge steel which has reached n,
ere from Minneapolis during the past
ew days. This steel is partly for the II
peal bridge and partly for the Otter
reek bridge. Mr.. Blakeslee arrived
n Wednesday and accompanied Mr..
fcGuire on a trip up the creek to the
bridge sites. Children should
e cautioned to keep off this bridge -,
-on because the pieces are. so heavy
nat should n toppie over It would
ut a foot or a leg off. The ~workmen
re making it as safe as possible but
, prevent bowling IL can only be set
ne way which makes IT liable TO fall =.
hen a bunch Of children are playing
II.