Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-07-17
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Everett Auren and family visited
friends in Helena last week.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert MagnusOn Of
SpiOnkOp were visiting and shopping
in town yesterday.
Charles Gies Of Great Falls drove
out to Belt yesterday after a used car
that had been turned back.
A. D. Skinner Of Buffalo, Montana.
has arrived In town to take charge Of
the Farmers Mil and Elevator com-
pany in place Of Frank Fischer. who
has bought out the elevators at Ju-
dith Gap and Oxford. Mr. Skinner
had been for some years = resident OF
Buffalo and is highly respected there.
He served as clerk Of the school board
for several years. His family win
come to Belt rs soon es Mr.. Skinner
finds accommodations for them.
viii Heron, wife and two children
Of Ellensburg, Wash, are visiting Mr..
Heron's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Heron. He is in charge Of the inter-
ests Of 3 large firm in Ellensburg and
win resume his duties there about
July 2Srd.
Howard Graham is now running as
express messenger on the Northern
Pacific out Of Billings.
David Graham Of Belt was much
disappointed this summer In being un-
able to attend the reunion Of the
Northwest Mounted Police at Fort
Macleod. Nearly fifty years ago Mr..
Graham was member Of the red
coated constabulary and after his
term Of enlistment expired he came
to the Belt Valley and settled on hts
present homestead. Col Stanford Of
Great Falls was also member Of
this body and was able to be present
at the gathering Of the clan.
Camping and fishing parties are
the order Of the day. Anyone pos
sessing the means Of transportation
Is trying the fishing in out-of-the-
way places since Belt creek has been
Still some catches Of trout
ire made in Belt creek but the fish
ire soft, off color and appear to be
Itarving to death. o. n. Olson caught
me week ago that weighed two
Wounds II ounces. d. Colgan took
me that weighed 2 pounds ounces.
Arne Bakk0 hooked another that tip
ed the two pound scale. while re-
Orts Of fabulous sire are rumored
nom the Kennedy addition.
vir Wilson and David Wilson Of
'irseIIe are visiting with relatives In
cit
Charles H. Dahl and Ben Kennedy I
ere in attendance ct the Ehriner's
invention at Calgary. On the attn Of
ally they reached Lake Louise, spent
e fifth and sixth At BanfS and re-
Irned to Calgary for the seventh and 4
ghkh. They report wonderful seen
y in the neighborhood Of Banff. A d
eat number Of shrinerE from Mon
ma were present as well a. from all Il
g provinces Of Canada. On July
b an immense number were initiated 3
% the shrine. One Of the features
the affair was wonderful parads q
which our visitors noticed q thirty =
0 horse team hauling eight wagon <
is Of grain. The hospitality Of the Z
nadians was unbounded and our 8
itors got taste Of brands which 8:
y supposed had passed into the ::
ivion Of the paet. They report 8:
ting bat wonderfully good time. s.
Helena Independent was more $;
cific than we can be- In the gen s.
good time in Calgary on the sth =:
,anadian poet who had recognized 8
'rlie Dahl imprOvised song to the $:
Of @It Amt Gonna Rain No .
=" which was sung by the as- -
bled gang with great gust0. They 5:
. forgotten all but the first line Sc:
"a runs, Charlie Dahl Stood Pat =:
ause His Hat Was An Shot FulI 60
Holes" Mr. Dahl win pay . re- q:
q for the rest Of the song. Both
look younger, less eareworn and 9
'neh perfect condition that their sss9z
NAsgM
nos believe that their epidermis 6:
show no III effects Of the drouth @: :s