Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-09-24

John Sweeney spent a few hours IN
Belt Wednesday. He win resume
threshing Friday ifthe weather con
tinues fair.
Harry Hamment was a Tuesdays
visitor in our city.
David PimpertOn was a Belt visitor
Wednesday.
Mrs. Ben Buehler gave q farewell
party for Hareld Engdahl Tuesday
evening.
Miss Pearl Atkinson has gone 10
Drummond Montana where she will
teach the lower grades.
Earl Watson of Raynesford was
welcome visitor at the Times Office
Monday.
Miss Harriet Stein spent Wednes-
day in town shopping. Her father
says that the ranch is more like home
now that Harriet is there.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. T. Wilson have re-
turned to Belt after long and en-
joyable visit in various places in
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Alton and small
daughter visited friends IN Belt We'd
nesday.
Latest reports are to the effect
that the conference between Silver
Dyke officials and the B. CIV. P. Al
viii be held sometime the first Of the /,
week.
NOTICE-Wm. Van Tassel is NOV
ing his cleaning, pressing and repair.
ing establishment into his old quar-
ters in the Hane building where he
will be glad to see his old customers
and new ones also.
During the week end Clarence Nc
Cafferty received some eight bird
shet in his legs while he was on ems
side Of clump Of bushes and some
young hunters were on the othsr.
The doctor extracted the shot and
the victim is recovering with no eon-
plications.
CARD PARTY-The members 81
the Olive Branch, Rebekah Lodge win
celebrate their anniversary by giving
a public card party in their hall. Sat
urday evening September 26th. Adj
mission so cents which includes sup
per. Everybody come. A good time
and good eats guaranteed
Lucus Hit Of Lower Belt was .
business visitor in hown Tuesday. 3
NJ. j. SENEGAL has been engaged j
the past few days in opening up the +
ditch around the Cashier corner So :
that flood waters from Cashier
street might drain into Belt creek.
A beautiful display of the aurora
borealis was visible Sunday night
This was plainly to be seen from the
extreme East clear around to the :
west which for some unknown reason :
was beautiful crimson shading into :
other colors Of the rainbow. $
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Stuffed, Mr.. :
and Mrs. VIM. FIuhr and Mr.. and {
Mrs. j. w. Leland attended the card :
party of the White Shrine Monday 8
night in Great Falls. e
Miss Mildred Dunston who has e
been in the Indian service for the :
government and located at Pawhuska, =
Oklahoma is home on sick leave TO =
receive some of her mothers nursing 6
md cooking. 6
J. H. Vaskey has purchased hons 9
n Great Falls and will move in with =
lis wife and Elizebeth while the boys 6:
Itay at home and work the ranches. ::
They have leased the Calone ranch G
o as to keep busy. A farewell par 8
y win be given them in Raynesford ::
he last Of this week to which many 9
+ the old folks Of this section have 8
zen invited.
Wheat in this section is just about e:
half crop. Some Of this is excell- .;
Mt but there is some that weiehs q q
own TO fifty-four pounds to the bush s
L However Ole johnson has some "
pring wheat that weighs sixty-ons .:
nd q half pounds. John BratIy has @
rinter wheat that weigh 81 pounds q:
, the bushel John Haeiin is still q;
cling last years spring wheat for .:
ed. =: