Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-10-11

were visiting here Friday from thei
/ home in Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nobel of Geyser drov'
{ through Belt Saturday on their wa,
Ito Great Falls.
Mrs. Ben Thorson and Mrs. Jacl
Martin came out from Great FALL
Saturday night to attend the bridgt
dance.
Lorne McConkey was a caller in
Raynesford on Monday. He came
home through the mud. His car will
prove this assertion.
The children of Fred Lord are en-
joying the chickenpox this week.
Chas. Atkinson went to Power on
business Saturday and returned on
Tuesday,
Milton Watkins of Raynesford was
a business visitor in Belt Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Bough drove to
the county seat on business Wednes-
day.
Second hand Ford cars for sale at
Ford Garage, N. H. Browning, Prop.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. /. Crary left Fri
day evening in their Buick car for
Seattle where they expect to look up
a new location. Jim Harris ccom
panied them. All their acquaintance
were sorry to see them go.
Jim Burns passed through town
yesterday.
The height of the bridge was dis
cussed and a report was received that
under no circumstances would the
plans be changed. The clerk was in
structed to notify the county commits
%sioners that the city grade had been
established and hat in disregarding
the grade the county had made them
selves liable for the cost of the APP
proaches and connecting up of the
sidewalks and ask them for a letter
agreeing to do this work at county
expense. An injunction will be asked
for in Ease the commissioners do not
agree.
4S0 Acre Wheat Ranch in Washington
produced 1850 bushels Of grain
this year, AEpr Sale or. will trade for
stock ranch i'm Montana. Inquire at
Manchester'sl Bakery, Belt, Mont.
The eighth grade girls gave a fare
well party for Gwendolyn Remington
last Thursday evening at the home of
Helen Remington. Games were play
ed on the lawn until a late hour when
the girls were filled up with good I,
things to eat. Those present were
Gwendolyn Remington, Ethel Ranta,
Lily Bakko, Lily Burrows, Isabel Ash
worth, Helen velebir, Ada Simonis, }
Ocele Thompson, Helen Remington, /
Annie Klimas, Helen Brutofski, Lem- !
pi Huhtanen, Katherine Drenville, c
Mile Pattsner, Florence Newmack, >
Newman and Dorothy Rem 1;
T
For Sale-Ford Sedan with starter. .
1921 model. Al shape. For partic- r
liars inquire Carley Brothers-Adv. r
DR.. GRAPHICAL and Mrs. o. M. Olson :
we're called to CT. Falls this morning
md Tex Irvine went in last night to o.
De present at an operation upon Marie n
who has been seriously i'll for .
weeks. h
and Miss Rosalie Leveille !;
allied from San Francisco on the .,
teamer Matsonia for Honolulu where
II have planned to remain for a year.
fr. and Mrs. Siegling are now en- n
in selling the Collier publica-
on and will remain in the Hawaiian
until they have thoroughly II
overed that territory which was CIV
n to them as a reward for exception 81
lily good work representing the Col
err company in California. Miss Ro-
ale has accepted a position as pri-
ate teacher for some American chill Ju
rem in the islands and plans to keep ia
lis position for a year before return ca
to the States. They should have
.ached their destination on Sunday st
81 and Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Leveille Pl
-e expecting word from their daugh-
RS every day. LaVyna and Resale
ipect to visit Kilauea Volcano while c.
Hawaii and to enjoy the winter Es
'thing at Waikiki beach. fes
CarIey Brothers wish to notify the
lblic that they have reduced the in
ice of gasoline to 23c per gallon. of
b. r. McConkey has qualified as an Sa
in the Third ward ven
Mrs. r. 8. Blain Of Arlington left sal
It week for Toronto and Montreal, Coz
lnada, where she viii visit relatives Co
r several months. cha
See the Dempsey Gibbons fight pic del
re 1T the pythiau Saturday night. ert