Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-09-27
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state falr IN Helena.
{ Barney Joyce, old timer of Cascad
: county, was greeting friends in tn
city Wednesday.
David Pimperton is still threshine
He hopes to be through by the tim
snow flies.
Miss Alice Noble of Great Falls wa
elected Princess of Cascade county il
a thrilling voting contest whicI
closed last Saturday. The ~princesse
of the various counties will be enter
tanned by the people of Helena. On
of the number will be elected Queer
of the Carnival and will be honoret
in many ways.
The surveyors are busy on ths
grade below Carpenter creek, where
some work was done last winter.
A women's gymnasium class will
meet Friday night at 7:30 at the Au.
ditorium. Open to all m over
high school age.
Mr.. Mcclure of the firm of Nc
CURE and Blakeslee, bridge contract
ors, and Mrs. Mcclure left recently
for Glendive where he viii superin-
tend the construction of a bridge while
the localwo rk will be in charge of
Mr.. Blakeslee.
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The eighth grade girls have organ
lied a hiking club. They plan to have
their hikes on Thursday evenings.
Today they plan a trip to Belt Butte
where they expect to eat their lunch.
We imagine that they will reach Mr..
STEMS ranch before dark and then
return home in a hurry. Miss Starner
will chaperone them.
Belt Funk has moved into the G. w.
Merkle residence.
A marriage license has been issued
to Stone Paulson and Mary Gustafson
both of Belt.
On Thursday last as the engine at
tached to the Robert Siegling thresh-
ing outfit was pulling up the Ash
worth hill nea Arlington, the chain
with which the engine was hauling
the separator parted and the separ-
ator a back down the hill for a hun
dred feet before it turned over. The
separator was so badly damaged that
extensive repairs must be made be-
fore it can again be used. II
An aeroplane appeared over town
Sunday afternoon as advertised and
all those who had the requisite
price and nerve a ride we the city,
The stunts advertised are still to be
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
O'Fallon of Great Falls last
week. Many people have trouble in
remembering that Mrs. O'Fallon was
formerly Miss Jennie Landry.
Raymond Gray of Belt and Ladora {
Kerr of Great Falls were the star ex-
at the Boys and Girls clubs
air in Great Falls last Friday. Ray
nond took nine firsts and two seconds.
elsie Clearinghouse of Simms won the :
aiming contest while Richard Bur- =
ows won the sweepstakes on corn.
Woods, Ted Wynegar and
Blais got places on some of the
Schuyler Armstrong was in town Ii
business the first of the week.
John Boadle of Evans was in town It
ter threshing supplies on Monday.
Clarence Mills and Earl L~onsdoon
ere calling upon Frank Bales and the C,
ines staff this week. These young
en- are from Big Sandy and are on
cir way by car to Thompson Falls II
the way of White Sulphur Springs,
,ulder and East Helena. Mr.. Mills
some German gas during the Sa
ar and is living the out-of-doors life
much as possible.
Yesterday w. r. Call and family
TO the county seat.
N. T. Lease was in town on business
ednesday.
.rne Bakko, Eddie Sundermeier and No
ank Bales were guests at a grouse Z
lner at the Magnusson home on Du
cky Ridge last Monday. ]
Miss Pauline Yurko and mother
to Great Falls Tuesday, return
that evening. :
Byron Gillette was tr~ansacting bus
IS in Great Falls Saturday. -,
Hiss Anna Soha, who is teaching
IT Cascade, spent the week end with -
parents here.
Florence Brady left on Thurs
evenings train for Dillon where g
win take the normal course. 80.
dr. and Mrs. Harold Shannon of H.
( Elder were in town yesterday. O.