Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-07-01

jail where they are apt to thrive un
molested. Just the cutting Of thesl
plants has drawn the attention Of tn
townspeople to them and It viii b
an easy matter for householders {.
destroy the suckers that will grow
up from the roots. If all Join in tbs
campaign II win not be long befor,
the plant viii become extinct.
Lucille Boyle has been in Dillon
for some weeks attending the summed
normal.
Mrs. H.. H. Anderson is back at the
home of her parents after visiting
friends in Butte. Mr.. Anderson wen.
back to his work in Bonner.
A large number Of Belt people at
tended the circus in Great Falls Mon
day.
4 HALL HALL The gang are all going
to the First National to get their
Hail Insurance. ADV.
Mrs. Mary Bergeron of Geyser
visited friends in Belt on Wednesday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gonser Of
Chicago are visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Casper Gonser of Great
Falls.
George Graham, now a farmer Of
Highwood but formerly Principal Of
Schools in Sand Coulee and in the
state Of Washington, is candidate
for state senator from Ghoteau eoun-
ty. He visited us this week and in
speaking Of qualifications, stated that
he could ranch, bust q broncho OIL
teach school. His name should not
be confused with the dry squad man
VINO has established such a record IN
Cascade and Fergus counties. We
have known George for thirty years
and believe that Choteau county will
get an efficient senator If they elect
him.
Huber and Son are selling all
their grade she-stock. Their stock
can be seen and tested before you
purchase.
Mrs. Alexander Of Seattle arrived
in Belt Saturday for a visit Of few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. J
Marquardt
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. PiIgeram and
son Rayne spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Morris, tn occasion
being the wedding anniversary Of
both the Pilgerams and the Morrises.
Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Il. Kelly
were also guests.
Mrs Mack Depew Of Fifa and
daughters visited Mrs. Joe Norris
Friday.
The school board has had the old
fence removed from around the high
school building which makes great
Improvement in the appearance of
the lot The board is greatly pleased I
10 see how generally the children
have ceased playing upon the lawn.
If you are looking for high-grade
mich cows see Jude Huber. \
Rev. H. 7. Stong departed on Mon
lay for Mount Union, Pennsylvania
where he viii visit his friends and b
parents for six weeks He has not ! r
sisited his parents for five years 4
lie win also 20 to CIarksburg, Pa. il
o visit a sister. Il
Bernice stuffel Of Great Fails vis-
ted her parents in Belt Monday
vening.
William BrOdie,. G. w. stuffel Dor
thy Stuffed and Ruth stuffeI drove ri
nto Great Falls Wednesday and re- n
urned after the ball game. =
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Lindstrom of :,
'enterville visited Mr.. and Mrs. Cal b,
harvard Tuesday. =,
Mrs. Mulligan and daughter Of A,
rooklyn, New York are here visit
ig J. vsn Dixie who is Mrs.. Null =.
san's brother. :,
You don't need hail insurance very
ten but when you do need It and
avent got il, you are IN a bad hole.
he First National will write Il for -
va Adv. -
Genevieve Shredder, Louise Loeb q
y. Lawrence Bough and Frank
sugh motored to the Lick Creek
nyon Sunday to see the sights.
Mr.. and Mr.. L. J. Clergy visited
'eat Falls Sunday.
Mrs Ben Thorson Of Seattle ar
red here this week for a visit with
r sister-tn-law, Mrs. Harry Ham
mt.