Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-08-12

runs rom $ZbO 70 $SuO mohth.
bargain. Louis Mitchell, Bel
Owen Holt was in town Tuesday
Stone Cleayer Peterson is home ai
ter a summer spent working at hi
trade in Glacier Park.
B. B. Davidson of Spring Creel
was business visitor in town Tues
day.
Ben Benson of Little. Belt was il
town after supplies Tuesday.
Guy Porter and wife of Wayne
drove in Tuesday afternoon to d,
some shopping.
NOTICE-Anyone willing TO tax.
a carload of Girl Seottts to Camp
Rotary on Saturday will confer a
favor upon them by notifying Miss
Loehray at the telephone office Of
Mrs. N. Browning.
David Pmperton and N. T. Lease
were in town this morning to attend
the directors meeting of the Ear.
mers and Miners State Bank.
Mrs. W. NJ. Uebelacker and son 9
/ Ellensburg, Washington are here
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Florence Flor
elk. Mrs. Uebelacker was formerly
Miss Mile Florek and will be joined
later in the summer by her husband
before returning home.
Pauline Yurko is having her vaca
ton. She drove to Lewistown where
she spent the weekend. Today she
leaves for Sweet Grass where she
will visit her sister Mrs. "Pinky'
Holderby. The Holderby's had the
misfortune recently to lose their en-
tire newspaper plant at Sweet Grass
by fire with almost no insurance.
The two small daughters of Mrs.
Halleck Bell have been staying this
summer with their aunt and uncle
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bradley.
Furniture for Sale-A1l kinds at
Louis Mitcheil's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Atkinson
spent few hours shopping and visit
ing Wednesday in Belt.
Will Irwin and Mr.. Grant and s.
S. Johnson. were in from the Tiger
Butte section Wednesday.
Phin Irwin says that his wheat is
fine.
Barney CLINE is very much pleased
with his wheat crop on the Thomas
Glynn place and says that his pota.
toes are turning out better than $50
sacks to the acre
Supt. M. C. Bowman and Agricul-
turalist D. L. Mcdonald attended the
vocational conference in Great Falls
this week.
Mrs. Eva Bell, daughter of C S.
Browning, and husband viii star, to
drive from New Brunswick to M9n-
tana in few days. Mrs. Bell was
born in Belt.
A. J. Mcdonald Of the Mcr mar
Cattle Company returned from South
ST. Paul yesterday where he had been
on business errand. He says the
cattle market is very low. He drove
out home with Mike Lynch, Jr.
Cal Sharrard and family have gone
on an auto trip to the Yellowstone
National Park.
Dr. and Mrs. J. S. Stewart spens
the weekend as house guests at the
Harry Armstrong home.
Mrs R. H. Bemis, Miss Elsie Bems
and Ralph Jaap returned yesterday
form visit to Conrad and Depuye1
James Provin left last week FOR
Grand Rapids, Michigan where he
will visit for the balance Of the sum-
mer with relatives. Part Of this visit
viii be on Lake Michigan where MS
uncle has a summer cottage.
Spegen, Laura Spogen, Made
line Spogen, Mrs. Perrine and Pat
tour Of Yellowstone Park.
Perrine of Cascade are making a
Angelina and Florence BIais, daugh
ters Of Peter BIais Of Belt are home
fer the summer They are teachers
in Fergus county.
r. P. Oertli writes that he is now
At Clear Lake. California in a beauti-
full valley. ~
Robert Eohl is working in the
ash and door factory in Seattle
where his sister, Anna is head book
Keeper. He is proceeding satisfac-
orily with the business and recently
urned out his first complete sash.
Charles Boboth has given up his
OBJ with. the Great Northern in Great
falls and has joined with harvest
rev for the rest Of the summer.
Louis Anderson Of Raynesford has
ought the building recently occupied
y Paul Gulden as a office and cigar 8
actOry and is moving his family
here He hoc oua bo., ,-aadvy for #