Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-01-29

VINO mas ha0 scarlet fever. has herNei
come down with the disease and il re
ported quite fll. r. ]. StiDek has beef
! appointed deputy.
: Unions Funds short--CaFE Wick
r strom, secretary treasurer OF the BUTT
Transfers union, pleaded not guilt,
I when arraigned in justice court on
charge Of stealing funds from Tn
union. He was released on 5000 BAH
Freed on Slave charpe~-M. L. An
, derson, arrested in Butte on q white
slavery charge, was discharged from
custody at the conclusion Of a prellm.
mary hearing in justice court. The
testimony adduced was held By the Jus
tice as being insufficient to warrant a
trial in district court.
hlac<ey Store Rcbbed.--For the sec
ond time. within q brief period, the
store operated by c. J. Maclkey at
Arlee, In the lobby Of the theater
building. was robbed. The burglar en-
tered the rear window of the main
building and entrance 70 the store was
effected by the use Of skeleton key.
The last offender drew four months in
the county jail at Poison.
5000 Shoes Burnsd.--SIx thousand
shoes were burned in a fire In the
Hansen shoe store in Deer Lodge. Loss
In stock and fixtures is estimated at
$4,000 The fire Is believed to have
started from oil-s0aked rags used In
cleaning paint spots following "A re
cent remOdeiing.
Moreno Gets Damaues.-The claim
FOR damages of A. J. Moreno following
the injury Of his son, Walter. who was
struck by car while crossing the
street on his way home from carni-
gal several months ago, was allowed 10
the extent Of $500 by the city council
Mr.. Moreno had asked for 1885. the
amount Of the doctor and hospital bills.
a'Tex" Hunter On Trlai.-The trial
Of f. b.. Tex Hunter on charge of
first degree murder OF his wife in
Sweet Grass September last. while
she was riding with George George OF
Butte, Is on before Judge John J.
Green in Shelby.
Special Stock Rates.-February IL
aas been the date set by the officials
81 the Great Northern railroad when
the reduced rates for transporting
range horses for slaughter. purebred
cattle and thoroughbred horses for
breeding purposes viii go into effect.
The new rates are reduction OF abour
20 per cent. Race horses are not In
Guided in the new regulations
Get Dairy Loans.-Through loans APP
proved by the Agricultural Credit assoc
citation Of Minneapolis, amounting 10
nearly $4,000 several farmers OF the
section are going into the
LARRY business. Some good herds have
already been placed and fun d 9 are
AVAILABLE as desirable cattle are Sc
-ured.
Approve Highway PIana.--C0nstruc-
ion Of two bridges across the Salmon
liver and a highway which will open
o Montana another western route d.
ect to Boise. Idaho, has been author
zed. The two spans and road WIN ,
ost &400.O 600 and VIII connect with the
'ark-to-Park highway near the top Of /
nd OF the Bitter Root valley.
Plan sseckmen's Meets ONE 200
teckmen are expected to attend the i
nnual meeting Of the Montana Stock b
rowers' association, which viii be (
ED In Great Falls late In April, &C 8
ording to Roy CARY OF the J. B. Long q
Dmpany. who is vice president Of the n
ssociation. f. A Phillips of Helena. Z
scretaFy Of the oganization, will meet
18th the directors Of the Great Falls s
club to discuss arrange c
tents for the meeting in April. b
Rum Conditions Bettars--Improved 81
,nditlons In the northwest in regard b
rum running and other liquor law 4
fractions, Is reported BY +. A. Hazel q
ne. divisional chief with Jurisdiction d
fer Montana, Idaho. Washington, Ore
IN and Alaska. The work Of Ben T
otter. Montana operative. was com NJ
ended by Mr.. Haxeltine. who is enc n
I the original prohibition workers e
the northwest. he conducts news o.
lper. at South Bend. Wash. f.
Indians File Land Claim. The Flat =
,aa indian tribe, claiming ownership =
Flafhead valley land extending be =
nd Kslispell as well as that assigned g
II IN the lower part OF the valley. y
s appointed an attorney to press ifs =
aims ln Washington. The land ia =
spnte Is roughly valued 1t $16O0o- s
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