Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-07-23

medical force and Nurse Moran Of IN
Columbus hospital arrived in towE
last evening at five o'clock to take
Gus Millet TO the hospital Millet wal
injured yesterday morning rear Arm
ington by being run over by one d
the railroad speeders and it is feare<
that he is internally injured.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kierstead Of
Great Falls drove out yesterday AZ
ternoon for an outing but returned
Immediately as Jack is on the night
shift.
Mrs. Clara Nader was awarded =
decree of divorce on monday in Judge
Ewing's court from James Nader Mr,
Nader is looking after the older boys
while the mother retains the yOungess
son.
John PORE is back from Butte
where he has worked IN the nines
for some months.
The annual Moccasin Picnic win be
held at the Experimental farm on July
9th. This win be one of the largest
picnics in the state as often there are
thousands of farmers in attendance.
Here may be seen plots which show
the efficiency of the furrOw. drill.
Henry Daniels Of Hughesville re-
turned home Monday morning from
Great Falls with a, brand new Odds
mobile.
Allen Merriman of Oklahoma has
Just returned to his home after .
months visit with his parents. He
drove through with his family.
Eric Miller anil John Pesola came
down from Hughesville Tuesday morn
ing. Sophie Miller accompanied them
back
Charles Clark and Mat Lesell viii
finish the work on visocan's store
today.
Miss Selma Heikkla was q viHitor
in Belt Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Bakko visited friends at the
Silver Dyke last week.
Mrs. Andrew Kivi of Otter Creek
was q shopper in our stores Tuesday.
Mrs. Kangas and Mrs. Westerly Via
tied friends here Monday evening.
MFR. and Mrs. John Jarvi Of Sand
Conlee stopped here Sunday on their
way to Geyser
Evelyn Calone, Antoinette Klimas
and Ellen johnson attended the Geyser
Picnic Sunday.
Mes Pilgeram, Richardson and Hir-
ano were in town Tuesday.
]. w. Brodie, agent for the county
auditor in Belt assures US that the
amount Of the poor fund expended in
Belt and vicinity is very nearly 1918 ,
/ month
John Adams Of Lower Belt was
aiken to the Columbus Hospital this
week suffering from what was dag :
losed as Bright's disease and heart
roubla.
John Kleffner was a visitor in town : :
tuesday. ! !
Mrs. 7. Y. James and small daugh- : :
ar were here Tuesday afternoon on J.
business errAnd.
Harriet Rice, who is training to be ).
nurse at st. Peters hospital in Hell :,
na is home for a month. This week q
be has been the guest of the Stuffel :.
iris. :
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hin were IN
lWn Tuesday. They stated that they ).
Ould start cutting their barley yes :
lrday.
Buster Hin and Arthur Hill were
Belt Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob MeCafferty were
topping IN Belt Tuesday.
The County commissioners are now ~
ting as board Of equalization. Any ~
x payer who thinks that he is be-
g taUed too high may appear before a
EN- and get hearing. -
For secondhand Ford cars in good -
condition. N. H. Browning "A
'Fd Garage, Belt. :.
Eddie FlOrek was haying last week -
q blistered one Of has hands. In
;tion set In and now he is nursing i.
uore hand.
Born 70 Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. La 4
nm at the Columbus hospital on =
eaday q aog
Dr.. Piclastt has resigned as health
ieer "a cascnde county 10 accept
like position IN sAsinAw. Mich dan
zoe acres Of wheat were destroyed ard
hail last week near Buffalo and Mr..
ore. the
lscax samaeAsen was awarded the q
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