Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-08-09

Nv -. 0ASSuiii is away On ms saNa
ton and will not be back until Angus
10th.
State Boiler Inspector Jim Bondy i
examining the boilers in this l~ocalit.
in a professional way.
A gang of men are reclipping tn,
telephone conduits in town for tbs
Mt. States Telephone and Telegraph
Co. The work viii require severa
days.
DIR. and Mrs. j. S. Stewart are bach
from their vacation looking rested
and happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bergeron anC
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter 0'Fallon spent
a few hours with Mr.. and Mrs. Phi
Leveille Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Leveille and father
Edward Landry, are spending a few
days at the Landry ranch near Kib-
hey. Mr.. Landry is helping with the
ia9AhE "hHc MIS- EtNStfft 70 Hdfieftte
huckleberries.
Helen and Hazel Rice were visiting
Hazel Browning over the week end
Chas. Holt has given his residence
a new coat of paint.
Tony Seneizy, who is clerking in
Great Falls, has been taking a weeks
vacation at Monarch. Tuesday on his
return he stopped off in Belt a few
minutes to see his mother.
S. L. Crane was in town the first of
the week and stated that what hail hit
his wheat some time ago found the
wild oats young and tender and
pounded them down into the ground,
leaving the wheat better than ever.
L. C. Mccoy was in town after sup
plies for harvesting on Monday.
Pearl and Leo Shannon of Spring
Greek were t~ransacting business here
Tuesday morning.
Rotch McShane is suffering from
an infected cheek as the result of a
small sore which developed a mild
case of blood poisoning.
There was a wreck on the Great
Falls road Monday night near the cul-
vert at the Boyle ranch. A big car
went into the ditch at this place but
apparently no one was seriously in
jured.
Bert Funk, G. w. Stuffed, Dewey
Morrow and j. W. Leland attended
the meeting Of the baseball commits
sioners which heard the protest Of the
Belt-Stockett game Monday.
Farmers are busy in this section
up hay, but due to the rains
hey are not progressing very fast.
Mike Rebar, veteran Of the world
var and formerly a cigar maker for
Paul Gulden, has gone to Rochester,
for a consultation about the
condition of his right arm His rela-
ives fear that the trouble is cancer
md that he may lose his arm. He is
married and has one child.
Miss Lillian williamson, who is
'ookkeeper for the Royal Milling Co.
n Great Fails, has Just returned from
vacation in the east. She spent
ONE time with the family of her
ousin, DR.. X. Koski Of Hurley. Wis,
nd with friends in various cities in
fichigan and Minnesota. She en-
Dyed everything but the hot muggy
avs and nights.
1t is reported that a heavy hail
ruined the grain crops north of
[ighwood on Saturday afternoon but
etails are lacking. The hail, we I'M
erstand, did not touch Whiskey Flat.
r. w. Burnett is back from Wyom-
IL where he has been engaged IN
oil storage tanks for various
companies. He will now get his
lreshing outfit in condition and be-
IN work at ono
Mrs. H. E. Crist, nee Grace Ber-
and, who, with her three children
rs been visiting her grand parents,
r. and Mrs. M. j. SENEGAL, left for
,r home in st. Paul last night.
Eugenia Provin spent last week as
e guest Of Harriet Rice at Riceville :
NOTICE tn CREDITORS.