Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-09-16

mo Hunting signs lot saie ~
the Times office.
There viii be important meeting
Of the Ladies Aid Society in the lob
by of the Waldo Hotel on Wednesday
afternoon. Sept. p. Officers for the
year will be elected. and plans made
for work. All who are Interested
ar urged to be present. adv.
Quite an improvement is being
made on Main street by the painting
of several new signs. Mr.. Robbins
of the Pythfan Theatre has had the
lobby Of the Theatre painted and the
name of the Theatre placed on the
outside where it may be easily read
and still not detract from the APP
pearance of that place Of amusement.
Yesterday A. n Prather was giving
the entrance Of Barney's place a new
coat Of paint which brightens up the
entrance and adds much to its at
Effectiveness. Soon Gus Manchester
will foil Nv at the Pythian Billiard
Parlor and there may be others who
viii catch the germ. Rada's Barber
Shop is resplendent with new sign
painted on his window by the same
painter who is doing the other work
G. S. Browning has contracted for
signs at his place of business.
At the Pythian Theatre on Sept
90 there viii be staged a benefit
show for the highschool football
team This show was seen by
small crowd last summer. Because
this show is a triumph Of it's class
and, in the vernacular, humdinger,
Mr. Robbins has booked it for a re-
turn. While there is a catchy plot
this play is almost all football and
in it you see one Of the finest and
wost thrilling games you may ever
hope to see Mr. Robbins is giving
the profits of this picture for the
purchase Of needed football equip
ment. The show is masterpiece
and no one who has ever seen it will
pas up the chance to see it again.
Alice "A. Nordquist of Arlington
will leave for Dillon next Saturday
to resume her studies in the Mon
tam State Normal as a senior.
John Sweeney,s threshing outfit
passed through Belt at noon yester-
day on their way from the. Bemis
ranch where they have just finished
threshing the 'Bodkin crop to the
Peterson ranch where they will
thresh fir Mr.. Stewart.
"No Hunting Signs" for sale at
the Times office.
Mr.. and Mrs. John JeffrIes arrived
safely in Seattle according to a night
letter received by F. T. Heron. Mr..
Jeffrics hopes that few raonths IN
the Washington climate will relieve
him Of the rheumatism from which
he has been suffering.
Rev. H. T. StOng has been reas-
signed to the pastorate Of the Belt
N. E. church for the ensueing year.
He reports the conference at Billings
the best ever. The speeches were
an inspiration and the goodwill Of /
the meeting unsurpassed.
C. E. Bramlette has returned DO
Belt after a month spent In the diff
'erent parts Of the state.
John Sanderson, recently superin-
endent Of the Merkle mine here has
accepted similar position at the A. a
:. M. Co. mine in Washoe, Montana.
FOR the past year the family have
'een in California. They drove
through to their new home in five
nd half days.
Albert Beaudry left Wednesday 4
morning for Rochester, Mimi, where
e win consult the Mayo Brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kleffner and
amily left Tuesday for Wesphalia
fo. TO make their home.
John Van Dixie returned TO Belt
,nesday after attending to businesF
n Highwood few days this week.
Miss villa Browning and Harry
visited a few hours in Belt
Wednesday.
Frances Pings Of Black Leaf visit
Miss Genevieve Schroeder Mon
ay she is now visiting her sister,