Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-10-01

NOTTCE-WiH the parties who re-
moved the buckets from the o. d
Olson residence please return same
and no trouble viii follow Adv.
FOR RENT Partly furnished
house I rooms. John Hackshaw On
F. q NJ State Bank.
During the first day Of the storm
our ranch friends came 10 town vita
their cars. A day or . later wfes'
they needed provisions they hiteheo
up a team and hunted up the old dena-
ocratic wagon. The last few days has
seen another change. If the coffee
can was empty the men said that they
preferred tea anyway but when the
snuff box had yielded the last bit Of
Copenhagen they rustled a saddle
horse and came TO town in the good
old way although the spirited saddle
horse Of other days had been exchang
ed for steed that had pulled pAow
for many years.
A wire from Tex Graft from Chi
cago says: James w. EastIand sold
for Sam johnson steers at eleven dol
lars, cows and heifers at eight dollars
Mondays market.
Henry Daniels and Joe Nefstal
drove through Monday on their way
to Great Falls. They report the road
from Barker 70 Monarch as not very
good and road through Belt the same.
Mrs. George Huber and Miss su-
sic -Velebir came down from Monarch
on Mondays train.
Mike INITIAL Of Tiger Butte was IN
town Tuesday and Wednesday.
CARD PARTY-The ladies Of the
Altar society of St Marks chureh
win give q public card party Ia their
parish hall on Wednesday evening"
October the seventh Everyone -
welcome. kuneh win be served. A
fee Of fifty cents win be charged.
Word from George Hubber il 30
the effect that the Strain show STOCK
Of which be is in charge won prae-
tieally the same premiums at the Bill
lings fair as they won at the state
fair. George is c0rrespondingly siat-
ed. The Strain cattle win also be
shown at the fair in Great Fails.
VIII Huber is grooming number
Of HoIsteins Of pure breeding which
Jude Huber will show at the fair.
in Great Falls.
Coughs and colds are the usual
things these days and the Dry goods
stores report an unusual trade in
handkerchief.
If the weather is at all propitious
the football team Of the local high
school will journey to Simms Satur-
day and do their best to get revenge
for last seasons defeat at that place.
Louis Clergy is improving slowly.
The Odd Fellows have repaired the
furnace in Barney's place. Red Prath-
sr has built a brooder over the hot
air register for the benefit of the
public health.
Mrs. Homer Armstrong entertained
It cards Friday evening. Three tables
we're at play and those present were
des. Browning, Willard, Culver, Cray :
eal, Rush, Nohl, FIuhr, Oertli, Nor
ow, Ray Wilson and Misses Polutnik
nd Krueger The head prize was :
non by Miss Polutnik while Miss
lrueger was next with the consola-
ion and Mrs. Ray Wilson is credited :
nth winning the low. prize. Lunch :
as served at midnight.
It is ruInored that there is big :
'ur among the ladies and that they 8
I'D a session recently.
Helen Gillette has been state repre- :
Of the American Red Cross =
II some weeks. The appointment il s
popular one and speaks for a sue I.
'ssful year IN that work. Besides s
arked executive ability, Miss Gill =
te possesses energy and good whole 9
me common sense. Her previous es, s.
'riencs as Home Economies teacher s.
ID government demonstrator in So
nith-Hughes work makes her g
aghes work makes her peculiarly s
sIl-trained for work Of this descrip- .
n. While many emergency trips 8: