Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-10-29
HElHART CORRESPONDENCE

Mr.. and Mrs. Draper Of th1
Dyke were IN Great Falls on business
during the past wsek.
Chariis MacGibbon returned 70 hi
; home Thursday after Apending foui
days At Butte attending the rouvsn
tion.
Miss Margaret Lenny went ints
Great Falls Tuesday 70 spend shs win
ter with her aistar Kakhleen. Twr
days later she was followed by hsA
mother who also plans on remaining
during the remainder Of the winter
The case of Mr. and Mr.. Ted Ray
mond who are seeking compensation
for the death Of their sen In the
Glory hole has been up before the
board the past week.
Another meeting Of those along
Belt creek interested In change In
the disposal Of tailings at the Dyke
70 do away with pollution Of the
creek WAS held last week. II is be.
lieved that measures will soon be TAX
en- TO makek the creek again the hab-
itat Of countless fish.
Mf. Tony Faller is presenting
good run Of pictures AZ the Lyric. The
picture Saturday night. Woman-Pr0of
proved entirely satisfactory 10 the
audience. but che Wednesday nighs
showing Of THE Msrry-Go-Ronnds n
was especially wsli-rscsivsd.
Mrs. George Powers has recentls
nUvsd into the honas Asrnsray ownsd
and occupled By the ERss ANDY w4l-
son.
Mack Depew Of Fife was m Mel
hart Wednesday. Mr.. Depew expar-
fenced some little trouble IN gefsine
hts cattle started toward home from
thsir summer pasturags on the Frank
Davis place., and Il was necessary Do
roundup the herd . second tims.
School district No. S5 hsid spe-
cial meeting Of les trustees Sunday
following q short session Saturday.
Miss Alice Allen, primary seacher.
was released IN order 20 snabie her
% accept more lucrative position IN
her home town, Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles =. Lane and
son Charles, and Miss Bessie Lana
III Of Great Falls, spsnt the past
week in cur vicinity. Thseirs was
iOuble purpose. to ENJOY Iietle oskt- /
nR and to secure portion Of venison
Mrs. q. J. schoberg entertained at
timer Saturday evening in compli-
nent TO DR.. snd Mrs. Jaclnnan who /
ire 70 leave Tor a visit In Illinois be. 4
ore leaving for their new home. /
Those present besides the doctor and /
lis wife were, Miss Louise Adams, .
)orothy and Warren Jackman and I
limo schoberg,
Edgar Hay arrived Friday for . {
-isit at the homes Of his cousins, '
frB. B. c. Trip and Mrs. b. H. d
,unsford. Mr. Hay has spent the
asst two years trapping in Alaska q
ut is remaining down this winter s
> be with his parents Mr. and Mira.
.ndrew Hay Of Arlington. Il
Saturday evening came and went, .
> did Sunday, still no stage appeared =
Teihart people have grown to depend
q this conveyance because Of the n
ncertainty Of the train service and N
i'll miss 1t deeply If It really must be 81
Iscontinued so early. However We d.
saIize the difficulty encountered be- j.
luse Of the condition Of our roads &C
Fe are enjoying great deal Of snow b,
ith new additions each day. al
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert AMMAN and n.
lnghters Ellen and Emma, left the ks
Irly part Of last week upon receipt w
word Of the death Of Mrs. Annan's SC
-other Mr. WaddelI Of Stanford. He til
i was a popular member Of the IN
lnior class at Bozeman and il was 70
veral miles from that inst;tution fiji
at be was accidently shot while Iai
nting and It was there he died two eu
US later. Funeral services were st
Id there before his body was ship tis
d to Stanford. the horne of his par on
t., where services were again held an
fore bis body was taken to Hobson He
? burial His was the largest fbsh grl
Al ever held there, attesting to the TT
une mans popularity. The AMMAN
mily has the sincere sympathy OF frd
r community. len