Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-03-26
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A meeting Of the Hardin Beautifi-
cation committee, was. held in the Coun-
ty Club Agents office to make plans
for this summers activities. The
stone traffic cops on the four main
street corners viii be decorated with
attractive Flower boxes as was done
last year Plans were also discussed
for featuring further the use Of the
lilac, golden glow, and sweet pea In
planting this summer. 1t Is expected
to offer a number Of appropriate
prizes to children and adults who are
interested IN improving city property.
The general public of WheatIand
county win have an opportunity to
attend the evening HON e economic
courses to be given at the high school.
The course to be taken up this term
will be woman's clothing. The class
will meet twice a week on Tuesday
and Thursday evenings. probably for
a duration of six weeks. The school
will be under the supervision OF Miss
Kathryn Towne, teacher Of home eco
Monies Of the HarIowton schools.
The Boulder city council has called
a special bond election for April 8.
for the purpose of submitting to the
people the question Of whether the
town council is to be authorized TO
Issue coupon bonds to the amount Of
80. 600; proceeds to be used for pro-
viding better fire protection for the
city. The purchase Of q fire truck
Is contemplated.
Construction OF new $4,000 ma
chine shop for the Yellowstone Park 1
transportation company, at it's quar-
ters in Gardiner, has been started, ac- {
rording to word received. The shop I
will give additional storage facilities l
md will serve mainly to service the
big fleet Of yellow buses used during
The tourist season In the park. y
A movement which has long been
alked OF and which now takes def
lite form, with the business men Of
srass Range behind Il Is Market h
lay or special bargain day which can d
,e made very interesting and benen- d
.ial to all concerned. the buying pub n
Ic and the merchants. c.
The city OF Chinook Is contemplating .
extensive improvements In lighting the Z
ity. The present system has deterior- !,
ted and Is going to pieces rapidly. It :
) estimated that It win cost the city :
approximately $3.50 annually. which is =
bouf $500 more than is expended at
resent for lighting purposes. y y
Fishing In the Missouri and Yellow "a
tone rivers was opened March Is "
Dther streams where fishing is now
ermltted are In parts Of the Gallatin
alley. localities along the MIX river,
nd Big Spring creek IN Fergus county. n,
Ither streams win be closed until May I,
Rsghty-9lve Indian girls, some OF 81
lem IN their fourth year of work. are III
identified with club work on the Crow TO
nd Cheyenne reservations near Har- az
IN. and with this success an effort at
being made to interest Indian youths 50
club work. en-
iJuly II. 10 and 10 are the dates set
r the annual convention Of the Mon
ma Bankers association. according to
|, announcement Of A. T. Hlhbard, "a
.crefary h win be held in Glacied ~
akional park y
me First National bank OF Baker, ~
kich closed It's doors just q year ago, n
IA shortly pay dividend OF 50 per ce
1T upan claims whieh have been IN
,ouea, according to W. NJ Turner. -
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