Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-06-24

vicinity as L&et announced nlulSeA
through the filing Of a petition h
the office of the county clerk, cand-
idate for nomination for the office Of
Public Administrator IN the republi
can primaries Jacobsen Is native
of Cascade county, having lived here
the greater part of his life, and ia
engaged in the farming business. H.
is a world war veteran, having served
with the S62nd infantry of the els.
division, and lost his right arm
through being struck by machine gun
bullets. Jacobsen was after the WA
given vocational training at the sc.
Paul and Bozeman. In his petition.
requesting the nomination, Jacobsen
states that he win, If elected, conduct
the office systematically and IN a
buzinesslike manner, and perform the
dutiss Of said office to the best Of
my ability"
Mrs. C, o. Grimstad and daughter
Cleona Shirley, left here last week
after spending two weeks with Mrs.
Grimstad's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Hans Roehl. They were accompanies.
by George P. Roehl, who spent few
days in Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Grant spent
few days of last week in Great Falls.
Tony Faller made business trip
to Great Falls last week.
Lewis Stark and Paul Chidestei
from HughesvilIe attended the dane
here Saturday night.
Messrs. Hayes. Tenny and Stew
art motored TO Great Falls Sunday
for a brief business trip.
Misses Florence Smith and Clara.
Hansen returned last week from
Great Falls.
Fred Greatorex motored to Grear
Falls last week 70 attend the Amea
ican Legion Convention. He viii also
make brief visit to Helena.
Jack Parmenter made business
trip 10 Great Falls last week.
Methodist services were held Sun
day night at the chapel by Rev, A.
C. Snow. /
Oscar Brown motored to Great
Falls on business last week.
Bill Tripp made brief visit Il.
Great Falls last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Ledbetter and
Thomas Ledbetter motored to Grea.
Falls last week. Mr.. Dave Ledbetter
returned Sunday.
S. A. Remington, Editor Of the Bek
Valley Times, was a business visitor
here over the weekend
Little Merle and Naomi Stark, who
have spent the winter in Great Falls
at the St Thomas Orphans heme ne
turned last week and will spend the
summer with their grandmother, Mrs
F. Nix.
Russell Stewart and Joe wilkins
returned Saturday after a short visit
to the coast
Chas. Maxi and Gust Smedburg
are loading a car Of ore for shipment
from their lease at the Silver Belt.
Miss Bessie Fagenstrom is here
from Great Falls at the Fngenstron.
road camp at the Florence.
Roy R. Porter returned this week
from Great Falls where he has spent
3 few days with his family. His
Dorothy Mae, is a patient
at the Deaconess hospital and has
been very sick but is now improving.
Dave Barker and Dave Ledbetter
made a business trip to the Retalen
mine Monday where they have b
small force of men employed.
Mrs. Ted Raymond and daughter,
Miss Nedro, returned from Great
Falls last week. They are conducting
} Beauty Shoppe" here.
Burr Lunsford went 10 Great
Falls Sunday to visit his family.
They expect to return home thiS il
week. a
The Neihart Ball team was sched. t
lied to play at White Sulphur {
Springs Sunday, were again forced 4
o postpone the game due TO weathe: 8
'onditions. About four inches of
now fell Saturday night, making tha h
'Oads to White Sulphur almost i'm a
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