Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-08-13

Vim. Yarnell, insurance man well
known for many years in this sec.
!. ton viii leave next Wednesday bos
Kansas where he viii visit his mother
who is Sc years old and whom he has
no tseen for seven years. He will alsc
visit brother in Oklahoma who is
engaged in the newspaper business,
I A meeting of the agents Of the insnr-
ance company for which he is work
iHw-is the ultimate object of the trir,
This will bC held in Denver
Charles Beekstrom Of Kibbey made
a trip from Great Falls to STAMFORD
yesterday and intended to return to
Raynesford on the afternoon train.
The train did not stop at our sister
town and Charlie continued his jour
4 ey to Belt where he had a 25 min.
utes wait for 238 which took him back
to Raynesford. He reports that the
Kibbey section had a fine rain two
weeks ago which caused their grain
to fill in an Unexpectedly fine manner.
They are beginning to harvst and will
have fair crop.
Mrs. S. A. Remington and the girls
are taking a two weeks vacation on
Highwood creek camping.
The school board has decided to tear
down all all the old buildings on the
lots between the, auditorium and
Dahls store and will erect a neat
frame manuel training shop using
such Of the material of the old build
ings as may be salvaged. The new
structure will be "a feet by 40 feet
one story on concrete foundation an6
viii be painted the same color as the
auditorium. Janitors johnson and
Jeffries are already engaged with
.Evert Auren and Arvid Hauskama
81 tearing down the old buildings.
i The current issue Of the Army and
Navy Register notes the promotion
OF John A. Bemis to a first feuten
ancy For the past year or more, L.
Bemis has had command of the marine
detachment Of the U. S. s. Cleveland
of the special service squadron cruis
ing in Central American waters. His
ship recently returned to New York
for refitting and 1t Bemis will prob
ably be on duty at that port for
couple Of months.
The county commissioners through
their road crew have done a fine job
on the lower Belt road for which an
. community we should be duly APP
preciative. The Indians would no
longer recognize the old trail Cor.
ners have been cut, old familiar rocks
have disappeared and in their place
Is a wide road bed. not with high
crown in the center but in gently
style we'll ditched at the side
for drainage. A succession of rains
Tor packing purposes Is all that il
needed to put the road in excellent
shape.
w. v. James Of Red Coulee was in
own on business Tuesday.
Stanley Goo has been having
rouble with sOme new grain harvest
ng machinery but now has the righs
'arn. He will have a fair crop.
Arthur McCaffsrty made 9 businee
rip TO Belt Tuesday.
unior Stuffel is still Red McNally'N
light hand man on the Little Belt
arm.
Mrs. A. L. WipFton has been out
t the DOlin ranch helping her mother
uring threshing. She also visited
he Guy Winston family. They are
tanning on moving to Great Falls
t once.
Messrs Forgue and Graham and
heir families who have been visiting
the N J. SENEGAL home for a
lonth left Tuesday for Los Angeles
ia Yellowstone National Park.
Ed Landry and NJ. J. SENEGAL are
liking a long trip today. They are
auling load Of wood by. team to
reat Falls for Joe Leveille.
Mrs. w. C. BIomquist is at Logging
reek this week. She has as house
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