Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-11-19

Mrs. Maude Sutherland has been APP
pointed deputy state humane officer
for the Great Falls district, succeed
ing the late John Hetherington.
Arrangements have been completed
for resumption OF the work Of wreck
ing some 30 Fort Assinibofne buildings.
The lumber and Brick material is to
be sold.
A dividend Of so cents share has
been declared by Butte Copper and
Zinc, payable December o. The prev
iOus payment was so cents In Decem-
Der. 1924.
The Northern Montana corn show in
1929 viii be held in Hayre in Novem-
Der as the result OF decision reached
at the annual meeting Of the associ-
alton held at Glasgow.
Hill county's population this year
shows gain of approximately 81 per
cent over 1924, as far as it affects
those OF school age, according to the |
annual school census figures.
The eleventh son and sixteenth child |
Was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Can
trell Of Roundup. Fourteen are living.
one having died at birth and another
being drowned few years ago.
A deal was recently completed,
whereby p. s. Dorsey sold the Three
Forks Herald to W. C. Daily. an ex-
perieneed newspaper man from Mime
sofa. who has assumed charge OF the
business.
The petition circulated by the tax
payers In the northern part Of Park
county for the purpose Of calling an
abandoned horse roundup has been
presented to the board Of county COM
nlssIoners and allowed
AS the result Of tag day held re-
,ently the WIbaux city library Is more
han 500 richer. The tag day for the ,
library Is an annual event and the do ,
lations are liberal. The library is /,
handled by the Woman's club and
Ierves the entire county. !
Rev. W. Friend Day, Episcopal min I
ster for the district south Of Living
ton and including Yellowstone Park,
las accepted a call to become minister
f st. James Episcopal church at Boze- c
nan. according TO an announcement Of
ne church vestry. He win begin his '
uties there about December 1. n
Clifton. Apologize and Tooie. con- s
FACTORS of MissouIa. were allowed $685.
90 OF the state highway commission
unds By the state board OF examiners Z
0 reimburse the firm for losses sus- q
aimed In the construction OF the Skal-
aho road. The money was appropri-
ted by the last legislative assembly.
More than 40 Browning citizens 2
ave returned from Spokane where 9
hey had attended the Northwest In =
ian congress. They were proud to z
ring back several prizes. The Black :
set indians were given several awards =
d farm crops raised on the FeseFTa- =
on. They also took first prize for ~
eng the best dressed Indians there.
Secretary Manager Jim Shoemaker
Z the Billings Commercial club has =,
scelved notice of his appointment as :.
special agent of the bureau OF cen =
as department Of commerce. to aid -
taking the commercial census next
ring. william Al. Stewart. census y
Irector. in letter received by Mr. "a
hSemaker, notified him Of his APP
ointment The Job carries a salary
! 81 per year.
Monsignor Victor Day, vicar general ia
! the diocese, has been chosen by the or
okesean consultors as administrator IN
the diocese Of Helena for the inter II
ghum between the death Of Bishop ds
,lm P. Carroll which occurred In FRI do
,rmK. Switzerland. and the selection
his successor. Az administrator of
e diocese Monsienor Day win act al III
as administrator OF the estate Of -
Q deceased. III