Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-06-18

David Pimperton was a business
visitor in town yesterday. He says
that the Cora creek country needs
some hot weather.
Lulu and Norman Johnson Of Belt
Butte drove in yesterday for mali
and supplies.
Thos. Glynn of Box Elder made q
trip to town yesterday on business.
Billy O'Neil who has been working
in Great Falls was out to see his
family this week He says that he
has been transferred to Gilmao where
he viii help move that town to Au-
gusta.
N. H. Browning is getting a car
of new Fords this week all equipped
with balloon tires.
There will be an evening service at
St Luke's Episcopal church on Sun
day. June 31st Rev. DR.. Chesnutt
will officiate.
L. Ross johnson has resigned as
Supt. Of the Stanford schools. He is
undecided whether he viii assume
charge of another school or continue
his studies for a Masters degree At
some university.
Evelyn McInnis has been visiting
her sister Mrs. Grover Brown Of
Stanford.
Florence Livix of Stanford was WIS.,
iting her father James Livix in Ray
nesford last week
Jesse Johnson, nephew Of Ole john
son painted the residence and the auto
of his uncle while visiting here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby Goodman
brought one Of the younger children
down for a consultation with DR.. Gray
beal this week.
]. Burgher went to Logging creek
last week and lost his bed on the !
way He slept on wagon sheet close
to tht fire, The only trouble with thia
arrangement was that the fire re- I
quired continual attention. c
Charles McShane claims TO be Z
champion cribbage player Of the {
world. If that is taking in too much l
territory he viii cut it down to Belt '
John Wells and Hosea Bell have b
gone to the J. b. Long ranch near y
Sand Coulee where they have a eoM- &
tract to put up 500 tons Of hay. h
Mat Richardson and Gerry Hay to- .
gether with Roy Servoss visited Belt
I
Louis Holmes Of Big Sandy who is !.
brother-in-law to Mrs. Rena Atl<in- o
son stopped in Belt to see his friends Z
while on the way to North Dakota =
on visit. His family IS with him = !.
and on monday when his Ford reached ?
the bottom of the Peck and Lacey Q
nil he found that he did not have suf- ~
iicient gas to climb so he turned his
ar around and backed up. le
H. /. Young manager Of the Silver W
Dyke Mining Co. among others for m !.
he American Zinc and Refining Co. ~
8 in Neihart. He states that it is -
Intention to increase the output Of the so
nine from 500 to 500 tons per day.
At an adjourned meeting of the city
ouncil last Thursday evening, Her
ert Barber was elected President Of
he council A road grader was orr On
cred bought from Mr.. Hirshberger sn'
t Riceville for $3.50. This is heavy y"
nough to do any road work that may 81
'me up within the city. uO'
G. w. Merkle and Mrs. J.. A. Heaiey
# for Glendabe California this NOR
ng. It has been decided to bury
rs. MeriCle there where Mr.. Merkls i
'pes to make his future home 10.
C. L Crane stole a march on his hal
lends and silently fitted away to 1872
Wa where he took unto himself viii
Re. Mrs. Crane win be welcomed dial
the community where her husband
5 won place for himself by ster-
g integrity and good business
dgment. =
Mrs. Peter Bergeron and son Dom blaA
visited relatives in Belt Sunday. Ia
Mr.. and Mrs N. H. Nelson and writ
rothy returned from Wisconsin frol
'nday. They had been called east be
the serious illness Of Mr.. Nelson's Arrs
'ther and remained with her until dum
! death. D.
Harold Engdahl who spent the last Oosa
III at Intermountain Union College
srned home to Belt recently. This 0
nmer he will preach at the Grass =
nge church :
sugenia Provin returned from Mon
q State College at Bosaanan on
sday for her summers vacation.
Van Dixie made q business trip to