Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-05-07

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Of his spare time lately trimming
trees in the park. This service is
gratis and the effect is to change .
clump Of shaggy saplings into . grove
of symmetrical young trees. The work
Of few men last year is noticsable
because Of the contrast between the
trimmed and the untrimmed trees.
Tuesday morning VIM. Marsh sup
erintended the telling Of large cot
tonwood tree which threatened to cave
the roof in-upon the family Of James
Brodie. The large Brodie. truck wa
fastened to the tree to direct its fall
but at that the tree escaped striking
the fence only by short distance.
Miss Pearl Atkinson who has been
teaching at Warrich arrived home
Wednesday.
John K. Nelson and son stopped in
town q few minutes while on their
way to the Nevala funeral Tuesday
Issue Maxi and son were in town a
short time on the same errand.
Mrs. Haglin, Gabriel Haglin and
Impie Haglin attended the Nevala
funeral.
Geyser and Centerville will be here
Friday night.
We are now prepared to do gen
eral insurance business. Life-Accident
Fire-Hail. We represent only the best
companies Paul F. Gulden, Agent.
Ed Donovan was down from Nei-
hart Monday. He thinks that the Dyke
win have ball team this year when
the snow is gone.
The new Hughsville auto-stage !,
passing through town often on its
trips to Great Falls.
Billy Pilgeram left Monday for Hill
county where he is to be engaged
classifying state lands. Gis boss is
State Register of Lands Brandjord
who is as highly respected as any
office holder in the state.
Let US write your hail insurance
this year. Our company maintains the
largest field force Of any company
operating in Montana. Losses adius-
ted Immediately and paid in the field
Paul r. Gulden, Agent
have several steers and heifars.
two year-oids and upwards with no
brands showing. Am anxious to find
the sowners.
Tex Graft, Stock Deputy Sheriff.
John Magnuson Of Raynesford was
in town Tuesday afternoon.
j. Van Dixie and T. W. Noble drove
in to Great Falls Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Of Spokane,
daughter and son-in-law Of Mrs. Mar
garet Willard have been visiting Mrs.
Willard for several days.
Misss Susie Velebir made short
business trip to Great Falls Monday,
Mrs. C. W. Stuffed visited friends
and did some shopping in Great Falls
this week.
Mrs. Richard Keto returned We'd
nesday from Sand CouIee where she
has been visiting for week.
Miss Lempl Kosli spent Sunday !
with her parents at Great Fails. Miss
Selma Kosk Of Great Falls is visiting
her sister Mrs. Richard Keto this
week.
Attend the Declamatory contest at /;
he High School Auditorium.
Percy Engdahl Of Great Falls drove
tut Tuesday and spent a few hours
With friends.
Walter Rice of Riceville spent few :
lours in town on business Sunday 4
Misses Geneyieve, Helen and Daph- i
ie Remington with their brother Char !.
Is spent Saturday and Sunday at the
remington ranch on the Highwood
cnch.
An evening Of entertainment with ,
pecial music.
Miss Mary Morris Of Highwood
pent Thursday visiting Mrs. Joseph
Iorris.
william A. Peters OF Basin after !
aving spent a few days visiting his i
Iother Mrs. f. Peters left on Tues !
az for his home.
Mr.. and Mrs w. s. Jeffries and
arr Polufnik spent Sunday with rel
lives in Belt.
Mrs. L 6. Clergy returned home
after a two weeks visit in
reat Falls.
Rev Stang, Mrs. J. HoimDerg and di,
leila Holmberg motored TO Great ~
alls Friday,
Mr. and Mrs Homer Armstrong
. attending the funeral Of Paul
eDoweII in Great Falls this after =.
on Mr. Mcdowell was cousin Of =.
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Belk. He was employed BY the Jor-
ne h the Buick Naaea Room IN ffe