Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-02-04
PLANO TUNER

AtA4NO YIN LII
J. C. Haiek from Great Falls, fac
tory tuner now in city. Leave orders
at Cal Sharrards or phone Waldo ho-
tel.
BIS. Baker Of Wayne was in town
yesterday and says that Mrs. Baker
is recovering satisfactorily from her
operation Of week ago and sat up
in bed for the first time Tuesday.
Hans johnson was a caller at the
Times office yesterday and in the
course Of the conversation stated that
the market for purebred cattle is look
ing mp although the price is not as
high as before the war. There is =
good demand for all kinds Of stock
and he stated that he could sell sever
al carloads Of shorthorns Il he had
them. Recently he shipped carload
or purebred Shorthorns to Brady and
Collins. The car was mixed. part
bulls and part cows and heifers.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Armstrong and
Walter Armstrong were in Belt yes
terday. Harry rode to Great Falls
with w. C. Blomquist and there took
the train for Malta and Saco where
he will combine business with visit.
Win Jeffries, deputy county treas
urer has announced his candidacy for
the nomination for county treasurer
on the Republican ticket Win is a
Belt boy and there is no one VII m we
consider better qualified or more de-
serving of the office. M. D. Nichol-
son viii be candidate for Eheriff
VIM. Seifred Of Geyser came to
town yesterday to see his wife who
was brought to the GRAPHICAL hospital
Tuesday by the doctor.
Charles Brodie whose term Of enlist
ment in the U. S. Army has just ex-
pired is home again. His parents and
friends are glad to see him.
Glenn P. Waldo is the director Of
the musical comedy 1.-THE Lass of
Limerick Town" which Is to be put on
in Belt within few weeks or as soon
as sufficient proficiency is shown by
the cast which includes most Of the
best voices in the city. The princi-
pals will be adults while the chorus
will be made up Of high school stu
dents.
Mrs. Harold Shannon Of Box Elder
shopped in our stores Wednesday.
Sid and Ray Pimperton were callers
in Belt Tuesday evening.
C. E. Warner, head Of the state
Of trades and industries
which is one Of the heads under which
the Federal government renders aid
to vocational schools visited the High
school Monday and the auto-mechan-l
les school at the Pioneer garage and
expressed himself as well satisfied
with the work being done by the boys
at work there.
Mrs. Herman Butts Of Great Falls
Is in Belt visiting her father VIM. Van
Tassel.
The following boys with Agricultur-
st Ralph OertIi are attending the vo-
:atiOnaI conference at Bozeman: Carl
Tucker, Theodore Wlynegar, George
Wood, Elmer Gray, Robert Nohl, Les
IL Jewell, Sigurd johnson.
o the Christian church denomination
md hereafter win be known as the |
christian Church. The latter organi-
Wiley Farmer one Of the first set I
Iers on Little Belt and the father
+ the Farmer boys in this section RI
urned few weeks ago from Mis-
ouFi where he has been living for
aany years. Mr.. Farmer is 81 years
4 age but still without a gray hair.
Ie attributes this 70 the fact that b
2 has never worried Mr. Farmer 4
as gone to Helena this week to visit y
awrenee and win go on to Thomp- q
IN Falls 10 see Marion before he re- b
zrns. a
Mrs. MarceIla Hill returned to her q
1me from the Deaconess hospital on
'aesday after having been N for tne c
asst week.