Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-03-13


Mrs. James Cooper is visiting her
: sister, Mrs. NJ Larson in Great Falls,
I for few days.
! Second hand Ford cars for sale at
Ford Garage, N. H. Browning, Prop.
s Robert Mceafferty and his wife
t were attending to business matters
and shopping in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Cal Sharrard, Mrs. John Dolin,
Mrs. Arthur Winston and Mike Dolin
drove to Great Falls Wednesday.
VIM. Marsh has moved his family
: into the Murray house on Second ave-
! nue..
: American Legion dance St. Pat
! ricks day, March II, at high school
: auditorium.--Adv.
The Dutch Syndicate, who are leas-
ing on the Peter Rush claim beyond
O'Brien creek near the Fitzpatrick,
have recently struck a promising |
streak Of high grade ore in raise.
They had, at last reports, eight inches
of solid ore, the extent Of which was
unknown but the showing was im-
proving with every shot. The Dutch
Syndicate, as they are known to their
friends, consists of Bill Faller, Tony
Faller, Pete Faller and Charles Gut
man. Everyone is wishing that the
strike may prove to be the real thing,
The Belt Valley Times is on sale at
Manchester's.
David Ledbetter and Chas. Gutman
of Neihart, Mr.. Creedon Of Butte and
Ed Liebetrau Of Riceville stopped off
the Neihart Unlimited and waited for
43 on Tuesday. Mr.. Ledbetter, who
has the contract for furnishing the
smelter at Great Falls with timbers,
reports that the Silver Dyke is ship
ping carload Of concentrates day. :
Walter Wills, former printer on the
Times who left Belt for more attract
i've regions some years ago. is now To-
Gated in Gle Elum, Wash, where he
is reporter and advertising solicitor
on a paper. Since leaving Belt, &c
cording to his letter to Bob Heron, he
has had varied experience. Was in
the war. Later visited France again.
Saw Mike Rebar in France. Married
Miss Mabel Reeder whose birthplace
was old Geyser, in August, 1922. Has
a baby son. Seems in good spirits
and doing well.
FOR SALE-Ford car, Buffet, one
Heater, Range, Victrola and Records,
Sewing Machine, Chairs, Baby bed and
Sulky. At VIM. Shocks residence.
Be at the High School Auditorium
March II. Legion Dance
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos An
thony on. Monday, son. Mother and
babe are getting along finely.
B. B. Davidson was in town Tues
lay.
Roy johnson came in Tuesday to
attend the Masonic lodge.
Mrs. A. Weir, Miss Marjorie and
Walter drove out from Great Falls
Saturday.
Messrs. Walter Blonquist and Bert
FUNK were in Great Falls on Saturday
ttending to matters pertaining to the
asebali club
Mrs. w. o. Hutchinson of WilsaI is
isiting her daughter, Mrs. Leo C.
iraybiIl
Plenty Of room for all to dance on w
t. Patrick's day at the Auditorium. w
ring your friends and enjoy the
irilling music of Morris orchestra OF
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ashworth A
lis week daughter. sA'
C. W. Holt is closing up his bust mi
sss affairs in town and expects TO
ave for California shortly.
Spring Pattern Hats Just Arrived.
etter class for less money. Belt
iIlinery Store.-Adv. 80
G. W. Merlcle and Baptist Pizzini We
ere in Great Falls this week attend
g the conference between the miners III
ID operators over the wage scale for vo,
e next three years. 1t is understood
at all matters were amicably ar yot
nged and that the wage scale will
main for the next term practically
e same as during the past year.
Mrs. Laura Hockett spent a few
Us visiting at the Richardson home
Arlington this week.
On Friday the high school basket
Il team will leave for Great Falls to
Ter the county tournament in which
teams win participate. Belt drew
we for the first game and win prob fro
" meet Fort Shaw in the second.
The Methodist pastors Of Choteau,
scade, Fort Benton. Waller and Belt
lducted boys basketball tourna- I'M
mt in Great Falls last Saturday. and
out 40 people from here attended