Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-07-05
Mr.. oertH' and bride will be in Belt

MT Oertn and bride VIII be IN belt
about July 18th.
Mildred Dunston of the u. S. In
dian service at Browning was home
for the Fourth returning to Browning
on 43 Wednesday.
Old newspapers for sale at The
Times office. twenty-five cents per
hundred.
Owen Fergus, pioneer of the Davis
Greek country, was compelled to leave
his car here for repairs last week
and came down again Monday to
get it.
Mrs. C. H. Provin is qualifying as
a driver. She piloted the car from
Great Falls to Belt and brought Mr..
Provin and the children home.
Solomon Hauskama of Little Belt
says that crops are recovering some
what from the dry spell they expert
enced before the rain and that spring
wheat is looking fine.
DR.. Stewards office will be closed
from July Is until Aug. LIST to allow
the doctor to attend the state meeting
at Missoula and to take a short AGA
tion.-Adv.
M. III. Luther, formerly of this
place and Monarch, where he was en-
gagged in the mercantile business, was
greeting old friends this week.
Mrs. L. C. Graybill has been elected
a teacher of mathematics in the Great
Falls high school. Mr.. Graybill in
tends to continue his law practice
here.
A. H. Mcdonald and George Crosby
of Arlington drove to Shelby Tues
day evening.
Bill Fluhr and wife. N. H. Brown
ing, Cal Sharrard, ]. E. Healey, j. P.
Healey, viii Carr, Dewey Morrow,
Nellie Klimas, and ]. w. Leland were
part of the crowd at the big fight.
The trial of the case of A. H. Nc
Donald VS.. C. v. SWEET, on account,
is set for Friday, July g, at 2 p. m.
in Judge Bramlette's court.
Miss Henrietta Graybill of Duluth,
Mimi, and Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Gray
bill of Great. Falls drove out Tuesday
evening to spend the Fourth. Miss
Graybill will visit with her brother
here for two weeks before returning
to Great Falls.
Mrs. Phil Leveille received a letter
from her daughter, Rosalie, from
Winnemucca, Nevada, where she had
gone to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sieg-
ling and will drive across the desert
from there to Sacramento, Cal.
Arloine and Helen Depew and little
sisters motored to town Tuesday from
their ranch at Fife. ,
Howard Browning of Raynesford
spent the Fourth with his family here. !
The Brodie mine will have coal on
the market about July 10th-Adv.
Miss Emma Spencer and Miss Fan
ME Walker of Salem spent the Fourth
in Belt.
Miss Amy Spiller has been home
from Missoula for several days. She
will spend the summer vacation with
her parents.
A. w. Hockett of Salt Lake City,
grandson of Mrs. Laura Hockett of
Belt. and Miss Nettie o. Mckenzie of
Cedar Rapids, Mich, were united in
marriage in Great Falls on Tuesday
evening of this week. They are spend
ing a few days here at the home of
Mrs. Hockett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lins and chill
iren of Great Falls spent the Fourth
n Belt.
The ~Park-toPark Garage has a
of oil and gasoline barrels
Tor sale.-Adv.
Ruth Armstrong, daughter Of Rev.
md Mrs. F. A. Armstrong, was mar :
led June oath at Spiceland, Ind, to
Franklin Spreading. 1
NIX, and Mrs Harold Shannon we're
Belt visitors Sunday.
On Saturday, the 14th of July, A. b.
dcVay will hold an auction sale of
he stock and equipment Of the Neill 4
creek ranch at his ranch n mile
lorth of Fife. =
Some twenty parties Of tourists !
pent Saturday night in Cashier park
IN report having had reports of this :
amp before they left home.
Charles Beckstrom of Kibbey was
n town Saturday. He reports crops
Is backward in his section and that /
he first crop of alfalfa will make