Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-11-05

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Roundup Accompanied by ter
rifle explosion that shook buildings In
Musselshell and was heard at Mel
stone. meteor struck the earth a few
days ago at a point south OF Mussel-
she'll The flight Of the meteor was
seen by large number Of people and
from Hysham and elsewhere also came
reports that the celestial visitor had
been observed.
Belmont.--Mrs. Cyrus Hunt. who
took the examination in the summer
for the position OF postmaster Of this
city, was duly qualified recently and
has taken her position. The office
will be moved as soon as possible
from It's present location to the old
Belmont State Bank building which
VIII be a much larger and better lo-
Gated building.
Whitefish.-C G. Baldwin, secretary
Of the chamber of commerce, has com
pleted the rural route petition and has
turned them over to Postmaster q. M
Hutchinson. They will be forwarded
at once to the postal department at
Washington along with maps and rec
concentrations. II looks now as II the
matter can be completed this fall so as
TO give the rural districts mail service
this winter.
Butte.-FIxing 81. 800 as the value Of
MS German Police dog. which he al
leges was hurt and disabled as to en-
tirely destroy It's value" during a col
lislon OF automobiles, Anton Jancar
filed suit against t. ]. BENEFITS & Co..
asking judgment In the sum OF 1000,
attorneys fees and cost OF action
Helena.-plans are well under way
for the eighteenth annual tuberculosis
Christmas seal sale in Montana. which
starts Thanksgiving day. According
TO reports from county chairmen over
the state, the sale bids fair to surpass
any former record. All counties In the
state have tuberculosis committees al
ready at work.
Bozeman.-The dates for the annual
young women's vocational congress at
Montana State college here are an
nounced as November 1921 Invita-
tons have been sent out 10 high |
schools and woman's clubs of Mon
tana. The annual congress OF 1924
was attended by 40 Montana high 4
school girls, and provision is being \
made for more than 500 delegates this
year.
Eureka.-The crew working in the
Kootenai forest under Ranger Baldwin
on the new Rexford- Yak road have
completed It's work for the season
Commissioner Carey, who made trip
over It a few days ago. reports that
the crew had reached the summit and
the last mile while ne was
there While the road Is not wide, ii
Is Of good construction and viii be
for both team and motor
traffic.
Mlssoula. The town Of Superior IN
the Occur d'Alene district hereafter
will receive service through the Mon
lama Power line along the Milwaukee
The power company AZ Su-
oeriof has had difficulty In the past IN
giving It's patrons service because Of
/ shortage Of water In the middle Of
summer and the water would freeze
1p In winter. The company win here
after get the Juice from TIE Mon
ana Power company.
Substantial reduction IN freight rates
N all grain hauled by the Northern
Pacific Railway company on what is
Known as lts lower line in the GaIlatin
raiiey between Logan and Bozemnn
has been announced BY the state rail-
'oad commission. A fiat rate OF 6s&
.ents per hundred was fixed by the
ariff between the points mentioned.
rhls is a reduction Of approximately
% per cent.