Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-08-19
Local Items of Belt
and Vicinity

No Hunting Signs" for sale a
this office.
Leo and Pear Shannon were in
town with their father Mat Shannon
Tuesday and say that their grain is
all cut and is a fine crop.
F. w. c. Whyte and Mr.. Russell
representing the Coal department Of
the A. C. NJ. Co. were in town on bus
mess connected with their work Tues
day. Mr.. Whyte was for a number
of years resident Of Belt but ROW
lives in Anaconda.
The baby daughter Of Mr.. ad Mrs
Walter Cooper died Monday evening
at 7 o'clock. The baby had contrac-
ted whooping cough which later de
veloped into pneumonia. The young
couple have the sympathy of then
many friends in the loss Of their
4 first born.
Calvin Watts, wife and baby OF
Helena visited Frank Koran early
this week. They have a few days
vacation from Mr.. Watts employ
ment as inspector in the railroad
yards Of the N. P.
Frank Mitchell and Bob McCui-
Tough we're here Tuesday looking az
ter the shipment of car of beef to
the Chicago market.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Maxi were shop
ping in Belt Tuesday.
Mrs. Peter Blais and daughters An
gelien and Florence were shopping
in Belt Tuesday morning.
Schuyler Armstrong laid off work
Tuesday on account of the rain and
came to town. They have been hay
ing for two weeks and are now cut
ting grain.
The Bough boys have some won
derful grain on their home place as
well as on the Frank Falls ranch.
Two weeks ago we published an
article about the promotion Of Guy
Wilson, brother Of Vir Wilson, to the
rank of Major-General. Since It has
been learned that his wife was in
stantly killed in Flint, Michigan when
she was struck by speeding car. :
Mrs. Kirk and daughter Eleanor,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. McCulla and '
June McCulla left Sunday for ten !
day trip to the Yellowstone National r
Park. They will also visit Hunters b
Hot Springs.
Ed Dawson and James Dawson :,
we're in town Tuesday Their grain 7
s good and nearly all cut. )
Elmer Bumgarner of Fife while in
own Tuesday said that they had
Yearly 800 acres of wheat still to com y
line. y
Rev. and Mrs. Stong, Mrs. Samuel "
on, Mrs. Hans Johnson and Mrs
'erg were guests at chicken dinner u
erved by Mrs. Caribou at the raneh
ome Sunday afternoon. d'
1t is a problem to get good ranch m
utter in the local stores. Brtter W
hat besides being we'll made is en- tn
ased in butterwapper on which is
rinted the makers name is always M
! demand an
Allen Remington, son of f. s. REM Ca
lgton of Highwood, while working bu
n threshing crew on Lower Belt.
OF his left hand caught in the rear
heel of a grain truck and badly
angled- Seemingly He-b bones were Eex
oxen. I'll,
NJ H. Browning unloaded another tn.
r of Fords on Tuesday afternoon. syi
NJ. G. Bowman, d. L. Mcdonald, so
II. Browning and Charles King nes
ok ten girls and their chaperones to dal
mp Rotary on Saturday last.
W. P. Irwin and Clark Irwin were
town Tuesday.
Peter Thompson and son George
lde a business trip to Belt Thurs \
HeF
NO Hunting Signs for sale at Of
S office. vss
Mrs. William ONeil came out from and
eat Falls to attend the funeral Of mo,
, Cooper baby. the
hr. FISCHER Of the Shirley ranch upo
mt a few hours in Belt yesterday. r
dr. and Mrs. Mike Larson of Great
lie were in Belt yesterday. Mrs.
son is related to Mrs. James
,per. =
Stray Sit Of Wisdom. puri
eas are fbr fields II combat for sary
winds hpi when they sweep along and