Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-07-15

Cutting Of winter wheat has star
ted at Waltham. Fife and near Bel
Butte. The yield viii be good as tn
grain is well filled
Just q few HOlsteins left. If Jos
are interested. see ]. Huber and Sol
at once
For your binder Irvine see ths
Warde- Van Dixie Company.
Tom Murphy and Dick McFadden
students in Purdue University ant
whose residence is Joplin, Missouri
are touring the west in a Ford road.
ster and visited the Healey's thi.
week. Tom Murphy is a son OF Tom
Murphy who years ago lived in Mel
hart and later met his death in Mex
leo at the hands Of Mexican rebels
At that time he was manager of =
mine in Sonora. His son who con-
tinued his journey west yesterday is
a nephew of Mrs. J. F. Healey and a
cousin Of the Healey brothers.
N. T. Lease was in Belt yesterday
and attended the regular monthly
meeting Of the Farmers and Miners
State Bank.
w. H. Georges man pas e d
through Belt yesterday in Dodge
car which was towing trailer that
carried mich COW just purchased
from ]. Huber and Son. This outfit
was bound for Mr.. Georges summer
home on Belt creek above Monarch
where Mr.. George is said to raise
everything from fresh eggs to
Thanksgiving turkeys.
A letter from Frank Lester who
is running a job printing plant in
Marshfield, Wisconsin, he states that
his business is prosperous and that
he intends to make Marshfieid his
future home. Recently he drove TO
st. Paul to meet his mother who had
come from California to visit for two
months. On her return to California
she may stop in Belt, and also to ,
visit Louis in South Dakota.
Let us show you our cash prices on
groceries viii save you money The
Warde-Van Dixie Company.
You don't need hail insurance very
often but when you do need it and
haven't got it, you are in bad hole.
The First National win write it for
you. Adv.
Miss Martha GabrieIson visited in
Belt last week. She was on her va
cation from her work in Los Angeles.
While on her way she stopped in
Spokane to visit Miss Ann Sofia and
her brother. Then Miss Gabrielson
was accompanied to Glacier Park by
Mr. Soha where they spent a week as
the guests of Mrs. W. R. Armstrong;
at her summer home on Lake MAJ
Donald.
The Society of Montana Pioneers
meets in Fort Benton on July IS. 17I
and IS. This is the state association
which will be attended by scores Of
men and women who crossed the
plains behind an ox-team. Mrs. John
Eppersen has gone to Benton and
will be the guest of Mrs. Andrews.
The farmers tour to the Moccasin
experiment station will be on July
10th. Cars viii leave Great Falls at
A. NJ.
John Jaap. assisted by Bill Marsh
nMonday removed the driftwood
which had accumulated about the
main pier of the footbridge.. On i
tuesday he filled The n1udhoIe about
he drinking fountain at the Cashier
'rner. IN this he was assisted by
Yes Intermill. John is entitled to the
of his fellow citizens for
rs public spirited work on the cits
Dads.
Bundle forks for those big bundles
I wheat. The Warde-Van Dixie Co.
NJ. c. Bowman writes from Mis- ?
oula that he is comfortably located
DR. his summer work at the Univer-
ity this summer. He also says that
he forest fire is all around his place a
n the North Fork Of the Flatheao
yer and that probably his ranch
i'll be burned ont.
The Wade Family BeIl-Ringers
ave two very entertaining shows at
e Pythian Theatre, Tuesday and
'ednesday nights Of this week. The
lows are clean, bright and filled |
til the music that homeloving Am
leans appreciate. The wades were
dly handicapped by lack Of space
the Pythian stage but In spite OF
Is put on a delightful entertain
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