Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-12-31
Treasure Slate TabIOids

Tom Mcguire Sc. years old. who
hunted buffalo on the western plains
with Buffalo Bill" Cody, died at An
aconda
A. W Davis. secretary of the Judith
River Rod and Gun club, recently lib
Grated nine pairs of cartridges that
had arrived from Hungary by way Of
New York
The Denton Woman's club has start
ed city library with the books locat-
ed In the Recorder building. Three
hundred volumes already have been
purchased and 1000 more win soon be
available
owing 70 increased vu-UInp in hIrsi=
ness the Laurel mill is now running IS
hours daily, with prospects 1t will be
operating 81 hours after the first of
tue new year The equipment was
overhauled during the summer.
Mrs T. Frazier, pioneer who came
to Montana co years ago. and who has
lived in Bozeman the greater part of
that time. celebrated the ninetieth an
niversary- of her birthday in a quiet
way ut her home in Bezeman-
Ninety more Hungarian cartridges
have been Released in southeastern
Montana by the Custer Rod and Gun
club. Thirty-slx of the birds were re-
leased at Miles City thlrty-six in the
Forsyth vicinity, and eighteen at /
Terry
With an evident fondness for winter
life out of doors, five Of the teachers |
in the KaIispell public schools will |
spend their Christmas vacation In
Glacier National park They have
rented a cabin on Lake Mcdonald for
the two weeks of the holiday recess.
Sharpless Walker, a resident Of
Miles City for the past "a years, and
widely known throughout the state as
an attorney, has gone to Santa Ana,
Calf. where he viii practice law.
The change made Is largely due TO his
health A farewell banquet was given
Mr.. Walker by the. Custer county bar
Of which he was a member.
The 1925 campaign has officially
closed AT the Billings plant of the
Great Western Sugar company with
the releasing of all employees except
the permanent organization which con-
slsts of about a. department heads and
office executives. The company ex-
poets 1926 TO be the greatest year in
he history of the plant.
Purchase OF the O'Hara property at
Geyser. known as the Geyser hotel,
las been completed by H. F. Kemp and
II. ByFBe, president and
secretary. respectively, of the Geyser
hall organization Mrs
)'Hara included in the purchase con-
liberation a large donation for the en-
erprise, which enabled work to be
started at once on the remodeling.
Blinded by the brilliant lights Of an |
approaching car and the lights OF the
ar he was driving going ont just as I
e crossed the Tongue river bridge at '
lilies City, Floyd Franklin. employed
t the United States range livestock q
Experiment station, and his companion.
ELLA Root, were injured when the I
automobile left the road and. plunging
own an embankment. struck tree
Way up In the wilds of Glacier Ma
Ional park there has been erected in
he Granite park region new stone S
haiet for the accommodation OF the o
lore rugged summer tourists who n
cave the automobile trails behind and L
ush on, either hiking or in the saddle, n
D the little explored section OF the K
.ocky mountains near to the Canadian b
Oundary This point in Glacier park L
about 20 miles from the main trans b
ontinental line OF the Great Northern Il
aiiway. Il
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