davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03

Amint lapunk utjan hire ment a
magyarsag koz0tt, hogy katholi-
kus ifjusag ismet bait rendez, az
ota varosunkban mem is beszelnek
a magyarok egymas kozt masrol
---csak balr0l.
A katholikus balok mindig nagy
Sikcriiek szOktak lenni, de most ez
a husveti bal minden eddigit feliil
fog mulni, mivel cnnek mem rem
dezoi, hanem rendezen0n0i van
max. A bait az ifjusagi k0r moi osz-
talya rendezi's ICY erthet0 az q
hatalmas trdeklodes, mely EFT 9
bait megelo2i.
A husvet hetf6i balon OFT kell,
hogy legyen minden magyar en-
b2r remeljiik, hogy cz alkalom-
NAL zsufolva Icsz ismet a Diamond
Hall. Az termeszetes, hogy 10 mu.
zsikarol s minden egyebekr6l gon-
doskodva lesz S ICY semmi ketseg
mines a bal Macy sikere irant.
Egyik trdekessege lesz a bal
max, hogy ez alkalommal kerul
maid kisorsolasra az a nagy trtG-
XII Baby Grand zongora, melyre a
jegyek clarusitasat szorgalmasan
vegzik ifjaink, a zongorat feles-
ben Menyhert Janosne ajanlotta
fel az ifjusagi kornek. A jegyels
eladasa sep eredm6nnyel haIad,
ugy hogy a szerencses nyer6 hus-
vet elsG napjan egy nagy erttkii,
szazakat ero Baby Grand tulaido-
most lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03

PAS UaIdU, kItullO SIeTeplOkkel. 80
Az eloadas mindenki szamara meg
lepetes lesz.
Husvet etsG napjan este kerul
szinre a Kossuth k0rbcn a Cigany-
szerelem, ez a minden tekintetben
pompas szindarab, a Kossuth k0r
miikedvel6 gardajanak fellept6-
vel.
Multi szamunkban mar megemla.
keztink arrol, hogy a kossuth kor
lelkes gardaja szinre hozza a CT.
ganyszerelem cimii nagyszeru enc
kcS nepszinmiivet most mar k0-
zolhctjjik az elGadas pontos datu.
mat is, aprilis 20-an, husvet vasar-
napjan este lesz cl0adva ez a da-
rab.
A Ciganyszerelem mcseje vegtc.
leniil Grdekes, gazdag Is fordula
| tos. Szebbn6l szcbb notak vannak
benne s mem egy jelenete fog maid
k0nnyekct varazsolni a nez0k szc
mebe, mig MAID t0bb jelcnetn3
hangos llacajra falad publikum
EgySZ0val cbben a darabban mir
den meg van, ami egy, jo szinda
rabnak kelleke.
A szerepek legjobb kezekbel
vannak, a probak Macy szorgaIom
nal folynak Molnar Lajos yezet2
Sc mellett s tekintettel ARA, hogN
a darabot is 8 rendezi, kitiino el0
adasban lesz reszilnk. A sZereplol
mindent elkovetnek, hogy maic
miiveszetiik legjavat nyuJtsak
ICY AIT hissziik, husvet elso napjar
zsufolt k0z0nseg el0tt kerul szin
re a Ciganyszerelem,
Lapunk hasabjain maid reszle
tesen beszamolunk a szerepl3kr0l
de mar most felhivjuk magyar
sag figyelmet erre az eladasra 5
figyelmebe ajanljuk, hogy husve'
els6 napjanak estejet sehol kellc
mesebben mem t0ltheti ell - min
| a KosSuth korben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03
e6-IK CIKK.
Mi az edesitett sjiritett tel.

Friss, tiszta, kremmel tell, myers tel
egeszseges tehenekt6l az Eagle Brand
| tel. A tehenek es a tejcsarnokok rendes
id6koz0kben allatorvosok altal meg lesz
mex vizsgalva. A tejcsarnokok tejel,,
dek k0zel6ben fekszenek, ami lehet6ve
teszi, hogy a tejet meg myers allapotban
szallitsak be, amikor a tel meg eg6-
szen friss
Mindon kama myers teib5l, melyct 4
teleprc szallitanak, azonnal egy mintat
vcsznek, amt szakert0k azonnal meg
vizsgalnak, hogy felfedezzek legcsc-
kelyebb elter6st a megkivant standard
t0l.
A tel q feliigycl6kt6l es kondenzd-
l6bol hcvit6kbc keriil, ahol tiszta Gu
korral lesz vegyitve, amelyet azert We
gyitenek belle, hogy prezervalva marad,
ion, innen vegyiilek legmentes faze.
kakba keriil es ezentul addig, amig a.
kannakba mem lesz t0ltve, tejet kill
So leveg6 mem erinti es ezaltal mentes
lesz megfert6zest6l es elenyedest6l.
Ezen eljaras folytan tel mem vesziti
ell a novest el6segit6 tulaj ajdonsagat.
Az Eagle Brand tejet tartalmazj
kannak vaeuum-pr6ba ala lesznek he
lyezve, hogy legcsekelyebb t0keletlen
letes kannak 700 fox Fahrenheit h6seg
mcllett t0kelctesen sterilizalva lesznek.
A kannak megt0ltese utan specials
modszerrel lesznek lezarva mem kcll
6ket beforrasztani.
Ne feledje ell, hogy igen fontos, ha
Eagle-tejjel akarja bebit taplalni,
hogy minden amt az elkeszitesehez
hasznal, t0keletesen tiszta legyen. Ugy
szinten, ha kannat kinyitja, eegy csc
szevel lie kell takarni tiszta, hiiv0s
helyen kell tartani, hogy megvedje pi-
szokt6l es a legyekt6l, stb. Helyes tap.
lalasi adag biztositasara kiilonos figyel-
met kcll forditani Borden s Eagle
tel lemereseneI. Mindig kannab6l ont
Sc a kanalra, mig teljesen be mines
fedve, de nehogy ki0m6ljek bel6le. AIT
biztosan tudja ,hogy ha kanalat a
kannaba MARTA, akkor mindig tel ta-
pad kanal aljahoz. Az utasitas el6irja,
hogy bizonyos mennyisegii teaskanal
tejet kell bizonyos mennyisegd vizhez
hasznalni, ennelfogva minden egyes ka-
nal pontosan legyen nerve fenti uta-
sitas szerint.
Hianyos taplalas.
Rendesen a bebik kelletenel tobbet
lesznek taplalva, mintsem hianyosan.
De ha bebi sir, mihelyt az iiveget cl-
veszik tole es mig legk0zelebbi szopta
tasi ora bekovetkezik, kisse er6sebb te-
jet lehet hasznalni mig meg lesz els-
gedve.
Tul-taplalas.
Ha bebi nyugtalanul alszik, hany,
hasmenese vagy hasgorcse van rendesen
AIT jelenti, hogy tulsok taplalekot kap.
tul gyakran lesz taplalva, vagy hogy a
taplaleka sokkal er6sebb mint amilyet
el tud emeszteni. Ha bebi mellb6l Iesz
taplalva, akkor ilv esetben az els5 do
log szoptatdst n@gy 6rai id6kozre XII
tolni. Az uvegbol szoptatott gyermeknel
tel mennyiseget lie lehet szAllitani a
felere, mig bajok elmulnak. Ha ezen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03
DR.. MAYER VI CINE.

Olvas6ink szives tudomasara adj
juk, hogy DR.. n. y. Mayer orvos,
akinek a magyarsag k0reben is
szamos baratja van, orvosi rende-
l0iet a 26S West Federal street
ala helyezte at. A rendel6 az elso
emeleten van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03

huzni a teljes szamu zenekaranak
elem, finom harani valok, frissi-
tok, husitok lesznek elegend6
mennyisegben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03

Ha bebijenek bore gyenge, hasznalion
Colgates Baby Powdert, inert Colgates
Baby Talcum kizar6lag babyk reszere
van leszitve egy hires orvos receptje
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03

olvassa 81 figyelmesen rninden h6ten
ezeket cikkeket IS 6r.zze meg, hogy 4
jov6ben hasznalhassa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03

szerint, aki egy nagy k6rhaz igazgat5.
ia. Hasznalja fiirdes utan szabadon 6s
polyazas alkalmaval.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03
Macy HUSVETI BALT RENDEz
A KATHOLIKUs IFJUsAG.

Husvet hetfon este, q Diamond
Hallban lesz megtartva a bal. -
A tancmulatsagot az ifjusgi kGr
moi osztalya rendezi. - XII lesz a
kisorsolando Baby Grand s7eren-
cses nyeroje?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03

tanacsok mem segitenenek, akkor azon-
nal kerje Xxi az orvosanak tanacsat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03
CIGANYszERELEM.

A Kossuth k0r miikedvel0i husvet
els0 napjan mutatjak be. - Pom
pas darab, kitin6 szereplokkel. -
Az eloadas mindenki szamara meg
lepetes lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03
Hianyos taplalas.

Rendesen bebik kelletenG tobbet
lesznek taplalva, mintsem hianyosan
De ha bebi sir, mihelyt az iiveget cl-
veszik t6le es mig legkozelebbi szopta
tasi ora bek0vetkezik, kisse er6sebb te-
jet lehet hasznalni mig meg lesz els-
gedve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-03

emeleten van.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-12-18

fAken out Of the next year appcrtion-
ment.
The following are total credits and
balances Of the various funds. The
Rsrsf figure represents the aHnonnt
sfsdited the month, and the second
ngure represents Ahe total on hand
November so. II there Is but one to-
saL that represents the balances and
aeans that no money was credited 70
that department in Novemher
4 General fund, sl9.1e7.sl-ss1 1885,
40; road, $50. .147.2e $50. .582.5S; r.
4 P. maintenance, s2s7 90; poor, s12.s
bb6.es $54, ,s7124; bridge, s2.e54.10
-sl1,2 ,221.o9; contingent, ss0,s2e.O4
sae,5ls 50; bond interest," 27.301 at--
*Ss, ,2o2s4; county sinking, s59,000ag
SG2, $50. 81; protest tax county porr
fion, S27.748a5Y insect pest, sf611;
migratory stock. s2Ie.Se; public
health, s17oesa; gopher fund, So
195.70; special relief sinking, sfi-
$es572; special relief bond interest.
sS2.50-S182o7; delinquent and de-
pendent children. sls2,RS; suspense
s2.7l52l; undivided personal taxes,
sl5, l550S- ses, ,9577e; special inn
provement district No. /. ssss.97
ssi2-s2; refund personal. s747.SB;
federal aid projects, s2sO.s0.
General school fund. siO1 ,5s4.60-l
e109,sssso; high school, s50,7440i--
s5s, s,ss5.0O, district school, sioe,04775
s246. .7S4.0l; county unit. Si.27124--
ys ,2s7 90; unit sinking and interest,
81, ,941 3D. Sl7.247.s4; state general.
s6a, ,467.O6 = s6o, ,4se.eo; educational
sinking and bond interest, sl1,sI2.1o
@ss1l,sl2.10; veterans welfare com
mission, ss,S72.45-$S,S72.s7; hail in-
surance, sf,ses2s sI.a7O.09; stato
boanky. $3.50. AZ sass 41--; livestock
y sasv board. 1862 252 "a; i've
stock commissions. s2bz. ~
city Of Great Falls, si4e,09s.07--s1Bs.-
82s.A6; Great Falls special road, s1.-
SIC 81 ,ss4; city Of Belt, s3,44s, 20
city Of Cascade, s2,0a6.08
80. .1S6 .0S; Cascade special improve
nfent, s2,67S.2S-s2, ,754s2; city OF
Nsihart, s515.s7- s024.60.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-12-18
.CHUCKr KING APPOINTED
DEPUTY sHERIFF FOR RELT

On Sunday morning Charles King's
appointment as depaty sheriff for
this section was announced by sher.
iff-sIsct Tou Norton. 4Chucks King
has lived in thin vicinity for . decade
and is well known 20 everyone. He
has an overseas record and b mem
Der Of the local post Of the American
Legion. His appointment is perfect
~ satisfactory to most people al
though there are some candidates who
are disappointed because they failed
to secure the plum.
Last week several delegations cali
ed upon the prospective sheriff and
urged the appointments of, their res
psctive candidates The appointment
of King came as surprise to most
Belt people as they had expected that
the candidate endorsed BY the Law
Enforcement League would be select
ed.
For Neihart David Ledbetter was
appointed. Ledbetter is well known
and very popular in this part Of the
county. He was formerly resident
Of Belt and was q member Of the fa-
mous Black Diamond bali team which
made Belt famous in the late eos.
Taking matters by and large. most
people interviewed regarding the mat
ter seem to think the appointments
Of Norton very satisfactory.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-12-18
ATTORNEY GETS LAND
TRANSFER TO ADJUDIcATE

Declaring that legal points raised
by plaintiff and defendants are too
difficult for them to fathom, the
county commissioners Thursday or
dered the county clerk and recorder
to turn over to the county attorney all
briefs and papers filed in regard to
the property transfer wrangle between
school districts No. 80 and No. 81. The
county attorney win be asked today
to advise the commissioners what de-
cision they should make, and the
opinion Of County Attorney r.. A.
Ewaid, it is Understood, wiIl govern
the action which will later be taken
by the board.
A hearing on the appeal Of taxpay-
ers Of district No. SO from an earlier
decision Of the county superintendent
Of schools which transferred taxable
property valued at $4,000 from that
district to district No. 81, was held by
the uOAKA "a CVDAth&SHtCAcAn hBDA@ tWV
weeks ago. Attorney W. j. Tighe
represented those making the appeal
and against the appeal for district
No. 81.
Cooper declared that district No. 80
had no right to make the appeal and
that the paper was without weight
because il did not bear the signatures
Of the trustees OF that district He
cited decisions in the Montana codes
in substantiation Of his contention.
Tighe held that Cooper's argument
could not apply to the district in ques-
ton because these districts are not Of
the first class.
Briefs filed later by the attorneys
the same points and the com
have debated the matter
several times.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-12-18

A cold wave is now here and tales
Of the inability to keep houses warm
during this norther are heard on ev-
cry hand.
Sunday afternoon the strong west
wind died out, its place was immedi-
ately usurped by wind sponsored By
the Aurora Borealis and just off the
ice cakes Of Greenland. Sunday night
the mercury dropped to lie, Monday
night the bottom figures were 10 be-
low that
The coal mines are anticipating an
unexpected Christmas business while
the average citizen looks with dismay
at his coal pile which is not going to
last till june The small boy whose
duty it is to bring IN the coal and
carry out the ashes Iaments An injured
tones his increased IaborE while the
man of the house wonders whether
those pipes win freeze again.
Some of the school children have
had welcome additions to their Christ
mas holidays because Of the fact that
school rooms could not be kept warm.
At the present writing while we have
not yet reached the stage depicted by
Charley Russell in his famous paint
ing, we are all Waiting for Chi
nook
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-12-18
MASKED BANDITS GET
ssoo FROM NEEHART
POOL ESTABLISHMENT

Nsihart Dec. 1s.--Chester Smith
proprietor Of local pool hall. was at
tackled BY two unknown men at 1880
this morning and robbed Of $500.
Sheriff Bob Gordon, and Deputies
Fred Huorari and I'd Donovan are
securing the country IL search Of the
bandits, who made their escape Ia .
motor car.
According to Deputy Donovan, who
is stationed at Neihart, Smith was
just ready TO close hia place Of bua-
mess and was checking up the days
receipts when two men. both Of them
masked, came to the place. They
knocked Smith unconscious with a
club snatchsd the money and fled.
Smith recovered almost Immediately
and called Deputy Donovan.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-12-18
RALPH BUMGARNER WEDs
MISS AGNES HOLMBER6

On the tenth day Of December. Miss
Agnes Holmberg and Ralph Bumgar-
uer were married in. Great Falls BY
the Rev. Geo. Mecklenberg. A bro
ther and sister Of the groom attended
them.
After q short honeymoon trip to
the coast the bridal pair win maks
their home at Fife.
Both bride and groom are popular
members Of the younger set and sell
dom has a wedding received so great
public approval and satisfaction al
this.
The bride is the only daughter OF
Charles Holmberg Of Box Elder and
has spent her whole life IN this COM
munity. She attended the public
schools Of Belt and was the youngest
member Of the class Of 1916 one Of
the most satisfactory classes ever
graduated from the local schools she
has . sweet disposition, pleasant
smile for evsrypn6 and is . favoriks
with al who know her
The groom Is the son Of John Bum
garner of FIFE, one Of the most sue-
cessgul farmers Of this section who
has bean able 70 keep his sons about
him. al prpspexing together.
Ra1ph BumgmrneF In the type %
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-12-18
CASCADE COUNTY HAS THREE
BILLS 1T WANTS INTRODUCED

Great Falls, Dec. ia bill taking
the appointment of members Of city
park boards away frem the governor
and giving it to city councils Of the
state. viii be introduced in the COM
ing session of the state legislature by
representatives Of Cascade county it
was decided Wednesday afternoon at
"a joint meeting Of city aldermen. the
mayor and the six Legislators who win
represent this district at Helena.
The decision in favor Of the bill was
unanimous and each OF the legislators
promised to give the measure his sup
pert. The matter was first brought
before the meeting by representative
elect F. L. Graybill, who spoke in be-
half of the change and said he would
work for passage Of the measure
when the lawmakers meet.
F. L. Craybill, one Of the newly
elected Legislators, also spoke in be-
half Of the change, and declared that
he win work for the passage Of the
measure when the law makers meet.
Mayor Mitchell told the legislators
that City Attorney George Judson Is
now preparing two bills which the
city is desirous of having passed at
the legislature. The first bin would
give Montana cities the right to con-
struct purchase, or maintain within
the city limits a detention hospital.
Under the present law, Great Falls
has no right to have detention hos-
pital within the city limits, the mayor
pointed out. and it has no right t6l
own or operate one. A detention hos
pitai is necessity here, he declared,
and law giving the right to main
tain such an institution is imperative.
The other bin proposed By the
mayor would give Great Falls the
right to force residents Of the city to
exterminate dandehons. There IS
state law, the mayor pointed out. re-
curing citizens to eradicate obnox-
ious weeds and the species Of obnox-
ious weeds are named in that law-
But dandeiiOns are not included in the
Hat the mayor said, and thoae plants
are the worst lawn pests IN Crest
Falls.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-12-18
RAYNEsFoRD
s4@444a@@ @44444.l'''l-

Mrs. John visocan returned 20 hel
home at Raynesford the frat Of tbs
week after spending couple Of day'
in Belt visiting relatives and friends
Mrs. Lawson is quite III ct her homs
here.
Nick Glusicon visited hts family
here one day last week.
Mrs. Earl Watson Is again back u
her school room after three days'
absence OF account Of sickness. Mrs
Bloom was Substitute.
Mr.. and Mrn. b I. Antonsen spent
Friday and Saturday at Lehiah with
their daughter, Miss Ethel, who =
teaching there.
School win close here Friday for :
two weeks vacation. Saturday they
win hold . short program after which
they win dance aa long aa the crowd
wishes.
pete Danvlala and asB nsAeTs spsal
the wesk 6nd n Crest Falla.
on account Of she short petice, ths
shows that were shown here Mcnday
and Tuesday were not very well af-
tended, although the pictures were
well worth the time and price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Nullinsr and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Rolar were shopping
in Belt Saturday.
Mxs. John Anderson Was shopper
in Great Falls couple Of days last
week
Miss Lucille Fish and Royal and
Charlie Fish are attending CONNER
ciai college in Great Falls.
The Saul family have moved into
the old school house above town.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-12-18
EVANGELIST DRAGS BOY TO
CONVERSION; ASSAULT
is CHARGED

Kalispell, Dec. 1S.--Exceas Of zeal
in the matter Of acquiring material
Tor converts today landed Robert
WINNER, alleged cowboy evangelist,
IN court again, where he entered a
plea Of not guilty to q third degree
assault charge, and was released BY
Justice Mccarthy on $500 ball, for
his appearance for preliminary hears
ing Dec. is.
Alton Parker, high school boy, IL
the complaining witness. He is a
member Of the high school orchestra,
and testified that last evening on his
way TO play ct a meeting Of the Odd
FelIws lodge, he was seized by VIM
rner as he was passing the affices OF
the o'Neill Lumber company, and was
forcibly dragged upstairs to rooms
where Winners "revivalsV are being
held.
He was detained against his will
while the word Of the Lord, as inter-
preted by WINNER, was exp0unded to
him. Parker testified that WINNER
seemed inclined to use the methods
employed in the handling Of livestock
n dealing with himj that he vas
grahbsd by the collar and his clothing
torn. when the evangelist "hightailed"
liim up to the meeting.
A dozen witnesses have been called
for the state. among them being Ray
mon Crane, another high school boy,
who says he went up to see what hap
peaed b. Parker and was forcibly
a5ecaed BY WINNER.
Bends in the form Of q certified
eAaeuk were furnished by man un-
krsown % the court
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-12-18


Mrs. Clarence Feltman entertained
Mrs. Cordiner and Mr.. and Mrs. Al.
eide Fischer, sr., at dinner Sunday.
Mrs. cordiner and Miss Cleaver
have planned q joint Christmas pro-
gram to be given at Shepherd Butte
school December 10Th. A number of
the older people have part IN the afr
fair and Il promises to BE- very good.
A tree beautifully decorated and with
gifts for every child as well as SAM
to Claus are special features. A free
lunch Of sandwiches, cake and coffee
will be served.
A message from Mrs. Victor Fisch-
er's doctor states that she il improy
M. and Mrs. T. c. strsissgurth
spent the week end in Great Falls on
a shopping and visiting trip.
Alcide Fischer, sr., and sons Aiber'
and AIcide made q business trip TO
Great Falls Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. z. Evans and baby
were dinner guests Sunday evening Of
Mr. and Mrs. Alcide Fischer, Jr.
Mrs. Chapes Voss and sOnsv George
and Louis, were business visitors IL
Highwood and Fort Benton Wednes-
day.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-12-18

There follows the result Of the
election IN the matter Of amendments
and referenduus. All carried exeep'
the bonus: County superintendent
For, 81 s14; against, 1920 Major
itv for. s8,so4. Bonus--For, e0,24b;
against, 1854 Majority against,
1859. Gift aeceptance-For 1854;
against 4s,2s7. Majority for 24.S07.
Repeal of presidential primary--For
1895: against. 57.6z0. Majority for
repeal, 20,A0s. Metal Mines tax-
For-s7, ,7oO; against es,742. Major
ity for, 22.o4s.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-12-18

Slams, Dee. 11.--Fcr the purpose
of snspzpvsne the street from the sta
tlen snto Simms. the Crest Northern
rasimay this week sidetracked tHVt
emsaeaAa of einders IN the local yards
10 - used IN surfacing the present
difa hseAway The cinder road viii
eonsset with the gravel motor road
paaains through town. The station
assA m@a connected with uptown tel.
epFama service this week. New ties
ssexe plaead the entire Iength Of the
Gilmam branch this summer and ninel,
balsaating was done, making the road
vsrRnallv 3 new one.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-12-18


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Helen FneaEtx came up fEoss Maes.
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while here
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are TWO former NsinAff garsa ~"
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mr. Nichoason wsFe sarsas Fhl's sesar
= ofxiesfs VINO AHsss'sso sns aanss @
saearaay night.
Several score q children Ness
pleased Friday afternoon ~ Ens W
pearance Of Santa Claus @ me rexs@x
store. All the little ones from ko~n
and the Dyke we're On nana " 8.Yv
Old Santa their orders ana q repsays
the bags Of candy he br0usnt fer saea
ore on bis toboggan ssea. ne nopss
to iii and deliver az orders N s'''s
for Christmas
Miss Bristol returned Sasukuay
night from short shopping tour 70
Great Falls. She was scccHpsnlea
BY her sigter, Miss POLY VINO resakn-
ed hore Sunday evening.
As Ehet Smith was nearing ms own
home Friday evening after leaving
the Smith-0rue pool h@sl, he was
accosted by two nen VINO wanted 70
know what the chances we're Of get-
ting bed ~ Chefs place, the ma
tionaI hotel. After telling them that
they could, he slipped on the lcy
street and was then knocked uncon-
scious by one Of them ann the stralg-
ers relieved him Of bis roll y6l5. ne
does not know how long he lay there
within few feet of his own door, but
evidently il WAS quite awhile. After
giving his wife and friend details,
doctor was aumonsd to dress his SCALP
wound. 80 far no one has been appre-
hended.
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