Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-10-30

Fe1A1 haun Was m town yG6ESxRza
HE has been IN the Tiger Butte eoun
try.
W. ]. Harner Of Great Falls ard J
lV. Harner Of Belt left yesterday fo'
a deer hunt in the vicinity Of Logging
Greek They expect to be back Sun.
day with q supply Of venisOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur r. Johnson
were welcome visitors in Belt yester.
day from their ranch near Spionkop
Mr.. johnson says that he did not hii
very good Chicago market for his
beef, getting only seven cents.
Owen Holt, who is employed at the
power plant on the Missouri half way
between winifred and zortman, 10
visiting old friends in town this week.
Rev. Pritchhrd Of Great Falls. who
was TO have spoken In the BaptiBs
church on Thursday night Of this week
has postponed his coming to Belt for
one week. He win preach at the Bap>
list church on Thursday night, Nov.
8, at which time his wife viii illns-
trate his sermon with special chalk
talks.
Richard Keto, who has been work
ing at the Block P. in Hugheaville, Is
visiting his family for a few days.
John Bjorni, formerly Of Belt but
now residing near Grant, Beaverhead
county. is in town. If he secures en-
ployment here he will remain this win
ter while his family remains on the
ranch.
Miss Mamie Byrne, who has been
employed in Seattle for some tmes has
accepted a position In San Francisco
and has gone there to make her home.
Stanley Goo purchased a new Ford
touring car Of N. H Browning thia
week.
Joseph Kramer Of Spring Creek
was in town this week. Joe is pro-
polling himself with the help Of .
crutch, having sprained his ankle
while threshing.
Byron Gillette, Norman Gillette and
their mother, Mrs. J. G. Gillette, were
in Belt yesterday. Byron is at the
ranch assisting in putting in the crop.
Geo. voss Of the Lower Belt coun-
try was in Belt Tuesday on business.
M. d. Nicholson and other republic
can candidates passed through Belt
yesterday afternoon on THAR way %
q rally at Neihart.
Larson Brothers have been hauling
wheat 10 local elevators the past
week.
Miss Lulu johnson Of Belt Butte
was shopping here Tuesday She has
ben visiting on HighwOod lately.
Paul Gulden, agent for the N. Y.
Life ms. Co. was in town on profess
sionaI business Tuesday
Mrs. Steve Colarchick Of Raynes-
ford was IN town early this week look
ing for g market for her turkeys.
John KoskeIla Of Willow Greek was
hauling wheat to market here this
week.
David Pimperton and three sons
we're visitors in Belt Tuesday morn
ng.
Tuesday morning Jack Kierstead
passed through Belt on his way to
where he intends to hunt for
! few days. ,
Howard Graham, son Of David Gra-
lam, Is home for q few days between
rips as an express messenger on the
Northern Pacific.
Oscar Carlson Of Willow Greek was
ransacting business with Belt people
tuesday.
Andrew Feldt Of the Beaudry ranch
n Tiger Butte was a shopper in Belt :
torres the first Of the week.
Paul Freeman, attorney Of Great
'alls, and DR.. A. Chichester were Wis
;ors IN Belt Tuesday on business con-
ected with q dental bill contracted by
Ony Romek and only haIf paid. The
'eal Miners Union, we understand,
aid half the bin for Romek
Mrs. Il. Hin and Sam Hin Of Little
cit were IN town on business on =
uesday.
b.. r. Feeler Is one Of the wheat
.uisrs ffss week.
Norman Parker came 70 town to
= the wife and children Tuesday.
naTs. maFry Aamsnaema nsade trip