Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-09-18


completed next year. Large crews O
men now at work on this important
cutoff.
PHiLIPSBURG - Important sill
yer strike reported from Albright
property near Maxwell. All mangan.
ese properties in Granite county pro.
ducing sfeadlIy.
FORSYTH - Livestock in unusual.
" good condition because Of good
range. Fattest steers being shipped
out that have been marketed In many
years.
HAVRE - Bids opened for build
ing new city jail.
BROWNING - Federal Aid high
waya to Birch Greek nearing compile
tion. More than one-half the work
on Carlow BIackfoot section Of Roose-
welt highway already done
GREAT FALLS - Street eonstruc-
ton and maintenance has cost $751;
776.56 for 1924.
HELENA Montana Life Insur-
ance Company opens its fine new gen
eral office building here.
LEWTSTOwN - Butte division Of
Great Northern and Northern Mon
tafa division of Milwaukee railroad
shipped 1900 cars Of grain in August.
GREAT FALLS - Construction ia
begun on three-story Columbia build
ing, 70 be completed by March, 1026.
O. M. Olson, John eandernon and
son Pat went fishing Monday 10 the
diversion dam on Sun River about 100
miles from here. They report the
country as dry and rocky but they
had good luck They brought back o
nice bunch Of fish. One weighed 4
pounds and three others tipped the
scales at three pounds each. All the
fish caught were Of good size.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hargrove Of
saIesvilla Montana, arrived here on
Tuesday evening for 9 weeks visit
with Mrs. Hargrove'a father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. Hunter.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Norman Of. VIII
ow creek attended the funeral yes
srday.
Threshing in the Little Willow sec
ion Is showing some wonderful yields 1
4 winter wheat. Henry K. Nelson got
70 bushels 70 the acre, Gabriel Hag- I
in threshed A bushels, while Matt
Ialmas and w. B. Burley got So. E
Mrs. Kangas, Mrs. John Nisula,
frs. Westerly and August Nisula Of p
liver Dyke were calling on friends q
ere Tuesday. 81
Mrs. Robert Jaap Of Butte is vis- Iv
ing her niece, Mrs. Gus Manchester p
FRS. Jaap was 8 resident Of Belt rs p
ears ago but looks no older than
ZEN.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Disher weFs IN q
'wn early Tuesday forenoon after
lppii@ag m
John Sweeney and J. H. vaskey are gI
every day sitter grub stakes for ch
eir respective threshing crews. ea
Miss CIara Christison, county su- th
'rintendent, and her deputy, Miss vi
dna Roberts. are visiting schools IN ce
Is vicinity this week.
Mrs. Leo steiger Of Tracy has been be
sitting her mother, Mrs. Marn, and IoI
lping her during the threshing rush. III
iss Helen Slimberger Of Great Falls do
companied her. After threshing cis
70. Stelger returned home while Miss go
emberesr remained to visit Mrs. al
ais Mitchell. ths
Tom Watts and Mike Lynch were lie
long those who attended the circus ito
Great Falls Tuesday. tu1
Yrs. Epperson returned Monday ma
m saco where she spent month (
h Or. and Mrs. A. N. Robertson. the
Hiss Amy spiller left Tuesday for soi
ssoula where she will resume her 60,
les asteaeheE next week when the bel
ooIs open late because Of the epi- }
mic Of infantiIe paralysis. can
frn. Maude Appieyard viii return rem
Dillon soon where she viii resurne get
studies and assist the librarian. bell
i'm Gwinn Of Tdaho is here looking ned
r business interests. to