Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-08-05

lines this week in parts of the cit,
and are doing a lot of general repai
work. ~
Mrs. Abe Morris,Jr. is assisting il
Mcconkey's store during the absenc'
of Mr.. McCohkey.
Martin Gnossknpf of Raynesfors
was in Belt on business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob McCafferty Of
the Beaudry ranch on Tiger Butte
were shopping in town the first Of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Atkinson and
Mr. and Mrs Richard Maxi we're in
town from the mountains Tusday
Sapt. and Mrs. G Bowman re-
turned this week from Missoule
where they spent the last month
Hearing of the forest fire near the
North Fork of the Flathead which is
the location of their ranch, they
drove toward it until they were stop
ped by forest guards who told them
that they would not be allowed to
go farther The Bowmans learned
that the fire had destroyed several
homesteads in their locality but that
the neighbors had succeeded in saw
ing the Bowman house. Many Of
these burned out are in a destitute
condition, because their crops are
gone and they depend entirely upon
their farms for a livelihood.
Mrs. Maud Appleyard returned
early this week from a trip upon
which she visited Neihart, Monarch
and the Silver Dyke, after voting
Tuesday she planned to spend a few
days in Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. ]. Clergy departed
Tuesday afternoon for Butte. They
will visit friends there and may make
a camping trip into the western part
of the state.
Basil Pizzini who is working On
tn Great Northern bridge crew near
Vaughan came home Sunday to visit
his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Baptiste Pizzini Of
Great Falls visited over the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. John Pizzini
Owen Fergus of Davis Creek and
the Misses Pimperton and Duncan
visited Belt Tuesday.
Bob Mccullough of the Great Falls
Meat Company made a business trip
to this section this week.
Henry Daniels of Hughesville pas
sed through Belt Tuesday on his
way home from Great Falls. He was
accomplished by his wife's sis er who
will visit them for a few weeFq
Mrs. Grace Dunnigan and Mrs. Dolly
Collins are at the Daniels home &c
the summer MF Daniels says that
the road from Monarch to Hughes ,
vile is better than he has seen it for
a long time He also say that
Huckleberries are scarce this year
Joe Conroy visited friends ia Belt
over Sunday He is working on the i,
Donovan and Lyter Sheep ranch on >
Sun River and thinks he has the best (;
employers going. Donovan was for .
nerly Attorney General of the STATE )
and Lyter was County Attorney
Their home is in California. Taey !
nave famous band Of Ramboullets Q
which make as high as 40 pounds to h
he fleece. >
DR.. and Mrs. Stewart arc back
rom a vacation trip-to =Minne=stss.
they report crops in this section the
lest that they hive seen. In Mime
eta and North Dakota small gTain
ms been generally a failure and corr v
ghile starting out well finally dried a
ID and is total failure.
"A G Hay Of Arlington was !, ii
usiness visitor to Belt Monday. d,
Miss Elizabth Mahoney, a former fc
eacher in District No. 20, called at
he Times office and visited Mrs. 10
9sF- f4effiA wednesday. pI
Mrs. Matte Mosier spent Tuesday az
isiting friends at Raynesford. el
Mrs Allen Chesbro and Mrs. Lena
Watson Of Raynesford shopped in be
cit Tuesday. Da
Mrs. Luther Paxson left Monday
II Great Falls to visit with Miss cy
lillian Servoss for few days. tn
Alice Ear<iu came home from Lew wi
town Sunday for few hours visit Sc
it'll her parents.
Mrs. Alexander left Sunday for her NJ,
'me in Seattle after a visit with da
r daughter, Mrs. E. J. Marquardt. We
Mrs Rose Camel and Mrs. Jenny VIC
cCarty Of Caspar. Wyoming ara.
we'd in Belt 10 visit parents for ca,
me time. vic
Mrs. Emily Rector and daughter,
lrah are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs o'c