Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-04-12

s~on-in-iaw of Dupuyer were here t
attend the funeral Of Mrs. Jaap.
See n. H. Browning for all kinds
of second hand Fords-Adv. If
Mrs. Paul Zemanek of Lewistown il
! visiting her mother, Mrs. Yurko, anC
sister, Pauline.
Nels A. Nelson was in town OF
Wednesday.
The school election on April 9TH re.
suited in the reelection of Trustees
Huber and Spogen.
Ladies' and Gents suits cleaned
and pressed at old stand on the bridge
w. Van Tassal.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shirley were
Belt visitors yesterday.
James H. Gillette and wife went to
Great Falls on Saturday for a short
visit.
Herbert Magnusson was an over
night visitor Tuesday, returning home
Wednesday afternoon.
If your car needs repairing try the
new mechanic at the P~ark-to-Park
tGarage-Adv.
Mrs. Jos. Leveille returned Wednes-
day morning from a business trip to
the city.
N. T. Lease was a visitor at the
Provin home on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Shannon were in
town to attend the funeral.
For Sale-All models of second
hand Fords at Ford Garage.-Adv. If
Nels A. Nelson and Nels Roman
drove to Great Falls on Monday.
Mrs. H. Butts and two children ar
rived Sunday from Yakima, Wash, to
make their home here.
Mss Mildred Pierce is now employ
ed in President Atkinson's office at
the State College in Bozeman.
MINNESOTA pure floor paints at
HOLT LUMBER COMPANY.-Adv.
Alfred Lewis of Little Willow
braved the adobe to come to town yes
terday.
Frank Sheldon was a visitor
around town Wednesday after return
ing from the county seat.
The ladies of the Altar Society of
st. Marks church will give a card
party on Tuesday evening, April
18th Play begins at $3.50. Lunch will
be served. Tickets 50c.-Adv.
Norman Parker came to town Mon
day behind a team Of trusty broncs.
The roads as yet are impossible for
cars.
Louie Nevala of Little Belt was a
caller at the Times office early in the
week
Orders have been issued to arrest
all a drivers operating cars bearing
the 1922 license plates. In Great
Falls a large number have been ar
Belt will doubtless not be far
behind and it is the safest plan to or
der plates at once.
Ralph Parker has taken the run
from Moccasin to Lewistown and Mrs
Parker will this week ship the house
hold furnishings and for a time the
Parkers will make their home in
Lewistown.
Weiners 22hc, hamburger 15c, +,
Pork roast 17h and 20 c at the Cash ;
Meat Market-Adv. ;
Jerry Wolf, hard rock miner Of Sill A
'er~ Camp, was in town Wednesday.
Roy johnson Of Tiger Butte has a f
lew Star car and is making frequent a
rips to town. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Krebs Of Spring 2
1reek were Belt visitors yesterday. n
The Park-to-Park Garage have just "
ecured the services Of a first-class u
uto mechanic whose experience and =
are unexcelled.-Adv. u
Mike Flood Of Tiger Butte was a Z
aller at the Times office yesterday. !.
The Epworth league play on Sat a,
rday night was well-staged and well h,
endered before a fine audience. The
Dung people are to be congratulated
pom their rendition of Farm Folks"
he personnel of the cast was:
lora Goodwin .~.--.Carrie Burnett W
Irs. Goodwin Lucille Brady yc
Ir. Goodwin Leslie Jones la
ave Weston Jay Leland vi
hilip Burleigh Ted Wynegar w
Irs. Burleigh Lorine Moe III
Burleigh ....Alyce Robinson
ella Sleeum ...-..---..-.Eva Simgnis
ijah Finn -- Harold Engdahl "
rs. Peasley .J Jane Arderley ~
thompson .--.Franklin Simonis n
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