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VOLUME 28, NUMBER 24
BELT, MONTHS!A* THURSDAY, DEUEMBER I. 1921
$2.00 A YEAR IN ADVANCB
Bb H sndlßd By Locsl Boy Scouts
Sale of Christmas Seals in Belt to
The annual seal sale for the Mon
the direction of Scoutmaster Leo C.
Graybill, who has enlisted the services
of the Boy Scouts of Belt, who will
canvass the town between now and,
Christmas.
The purpose of this sale is to obtain j
funds to be used in the fight being
. waged against tubeuculosis in Mon-1
tana. This warfare is not only direct-|
ed toward the cure of the disease but
to its pervention, particularly in chil
dren. It i. know, th.t .bout SO p.r
occur cb, en, b«w,e„ tbc w «f
tana Tuberculosis association will be
gUrth Belt this Wée"K, Mrs. R. H. BëmTk
having received the supply of seals
last Friday. The sale will be under
, . . . ..
Public health nursing is another ac
SÄÄrjÄÄi
a nurse are indispensable to the work
of the health department and a liberal
support on the part of the citizen. of
Cascade county in the sale of seals
; ai"* nune '• bythe
' p«S5 re Äk p ^S,':„
kinds as things to be cured', giving
little or no attention to prevention,
but many things have happened in the
last few years that has given a new
impetus to the suestion of preventing
disease and this is now going forward
campaign. The total for the county
has not yet been made up as Great
Falls and several other towns have
"«^competed the work.
Thu belie? in charge of the cam
paignhere went to work promptly a.id
regardless of the weather, making the
complete canvass in one week. Mrs.
Chas. T. Rice was chairman of the
committee iwid was also active ;n the
work of solicitation, in which she was
most ably assisted by Mrs. Joseph
Morris, Mrs. Thos. Noble, Mrs. N. H.
Browning, Mrs. G. G. Nohl, Mrs. Leo
A Henter, Mrs. L. J. Clergy, Mrs.
Fred Sieglmg. Mrs. Ora Wilson, Mrs.
C. H. Provin and Mrs. J. E. Healey,
The city was divided into districts and
every house in towm visited and given
an opportunity to enroll in the Red
Cross work.
The result, while not equalling the
total amount secured last year, is con
sidered excellent considering the many
calls of like nature recently made up
on the community.
$150 Resulting in
Bed Cross Drive
Final returns by the committee
charged with conducting the Red
Cross Roll Call in Belt made to Treas
urer Aiton Monday, and an even »150
received by him as the result of the
her on the course being sponsored by
the local post of the American Legion.
The lecture was originally billed forj
Saturday night but by special ar- 1
rangements, it was put ovemtill Su*- :
, day night on account of the auditor
ium being engaged by the Ladies' Aid j
for their annual bazaar and carnival.
Mr. Wood is credited with giving
human talks on things that all of us
understand. He is a speaker of force
possessing faultless diction, perfect
enunciation and a grasp ef any mih
ject that he chooses to talk upon that
is nothing less than marvelous He
is worth à hearing and no oh^Æ ôo îd '
miss his lecture. The price of admis
sion has been reduced to 50 cents
Tn addS Tthe WtuVe Tnrnsical
program will be rendered by Miss
Alice Beaudry, violinist, and Mrs. Ben
Beach nian-st
Fred Dale Wood to Lec
ture Next Sunday Evening
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Fred Dale Wood, said by critics to
be the most eloquent man in America,
will lecture Sunday evening at the
auditorium, this being the third num
Beach nian-st
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THF rAKPTARI V PI AN
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held Saturday evening at the High
school auditorium the Ladies' Aid of
manv M n « ^thf
many new fea-ures Instead of the
usual good dinner at a flat rate, they
will serve caft taria style from several
booths, where s pec iai drn lH ' S wmhe on
sale and if ones taste .# of the com
mon herd, why there isJ.ggs favorite
comed_heefandoa^bg^e_at
the Ma £gic and Jigirs booth. But
there will he other arid more refined
dishes, from sandwiches to chicken.
a la MarylamL and from salads to
lutefisk, ar^f down again to plain hot
dog sandwiches at the night owl wag
LADIES' AID WILL GIVE FRED
At the big carnival arid bazaar to be
in addition to the attractions of the
fi rd ^ii? there sre stt stnrrs of ns«^nl
and Tes*
» grand Auction of many and
thing# to wind up the evening
on#
useful articles on «aie, and
There will also be many entertain
ment feature« daring the evening. )
which will he fre, to visiter#.
Inttt
by leans and bounds. This fight
tana Tuberculosis association are fi
j nanced entirely by the sale of seals,
will be readily understood how import
ant it is that every one interested
public health should get squarely be
)hind this movement, not only by pur
chasing as many seals as possible, but
by seeing to it that their friends and
neighbors do the same.
The Christmas £eal is a dainty and
attractive decoration for your Christ
mas letters and packages It costs
but . trifl. .nd it P c«SST«i!^?3
«Ui »Pen. rt rt î Ä"
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S an or Wl Re,8in Co '
Seat Pending
against tuberculosis is but one phase
o i the great wort, and when it Is con
sidered that the activities of the Mon
-
>n.„ Hi«/-,.>• u,
Hotsf.n Ô^Si«n?„r l t tk *
perma ( nent
Z
c ? Url w**«X ÄL. Sï
were agreed" m Shewbv''plaintiff
sh „ n hfvT*n , pla,ntl "
th " transientr the r reco ' rt ot
., r esJnt f ?'"'I
an( j conclusions of Ins ni< C
} Slîve 30 daTs^fte^the^e'
ce.pt of »he n aintif/s fh din«/^
wbtek ♦ : , P ia,n » lffs f'l.dings in
noiî öf* r f«K"Sd SJ5U"
,io r of- " d
ik*
Bull" cl.i-cherc
d
simula
P ; H a
the arimmlnr* 1 ?„ "kif'^k*" 1 'k' hea0
Hmte or eU C ' h h chambors at
posed findiigs .irdTcoSsione 11 rr °'
With Stanford takmg Dos tion on
CSM
iof Jj,"™™',' ;h i.,t'™IJ53Hh'v.lto
t t f , . . " a81ri
^ ^ November 14 was resumed
Monday morning after the Thank^lv
: ,{--7« m , A r
'7 Ia ^ 188i0 . n ;
Present iT« 1k f ^5 ».
! 1 8 ^ ° , s ^ ?"î
th( , ree ,, b k „ t V. <>f
... ® vî ® ^
t ,-a«t P fnr HnhQ^yf °k^^ C )^ dent
Ip!!, Z*L; L°L " tZ'L ? ,1 Pu"'
, Ynecai vofos'^nqf 7 ,7 «7 F
sonnicinct
800 precinct.
th ^ 0 Pif^ * *?f k vlr t° all y wound up
the defense side of the case and by
J U , Ci 7 ay ha d completed every
thing hut the rebuttal, which was ex
Pcctcd to consume about two days
time. The net result of the defend
a,lt 8 8,d ® of the case *ho^,? te8t "«ony
°^ er ^ to impeach 36 illegal votes
cast for Hobson, and thc remaining
testimony offered by the defendant
pertained to strengthening the testl
Qjony already given regarding these
3 'Pk°7?'a i j • • .
deto„ d tr u Â'?„^oïpS
Tuesday noon and the plaintiff had
made good progress in. rebuttal evl
dence when court adjourned for the
da y- .
J uesday afternoon was entirely
g!ven to testimony aimed to estab
lish the legality of the votes attacked
by the defense, in the course of
W 1 7Lt nany 4 kn0tty l0>r81 pro * dems d *'
v1piope<1 - A " Y et , th e courthas not
SI . 7 -e rurne r p * a J dlT1sr .
" < ' 8t ° ar " ei1 precinct, the absent vote.;
7*. bal ii: 8 or the alleged non-rcsi- (
7? 18 , Ih ^ cou ? hw,merely permit
f er ,, 40 ^ "fferro under ' proi
L on ? a T ui| n* 8 and has res<»rved his
J, lpaI t T UUn ^ 8 untI ' after aI * testimony
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has t * M ' n Pte*mited.
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Say by S 'ZffTff
land and tabn l fw Kalte «H
lod^q ln t j, e county jail Drinville Is
mugeu m ine county jail, urmyiiie is
a 0 rus, I d °J a 5* na ® i « tht : a4 5* CtJona of
.ira H. G. Mackay wife of a miner
S° ye ". the Hartley mine at Nel
hart, and the warrant was ishued at
the instance of the injured husband.
. rin\ille came to Belt Mondaÿ of
last week, and stated to friends here
that he had been ordered to leave NeL
7 rt by Mackay under threats of be
ing shot, and not being particularly ;
desirous of posing as a target, thought
i# the part of discretion to duck for a
few days ax least. DrmviUe was.
aware a warrant was out for him. but
made no^effort to avoid . rrest and
uwsted^tthgjaw ,h a d notlüggOB'
him. Apparently he was right, for
after .. r,.-u!iir. - w -h th
toFney 's office, Ehinvijle was turiie.
loose Moijday- evenirg hy Bheriff G«>r
don.
James Danno, proprietor of the Bur
linfton soft drink <>stablishment and
Mtsv Berlin Fcnstar
at fftgh i gaod
were married in ftelma on Novt |
19. Belt friend*
Danno 's matrimonial intention# until
hts arrival home with hi# bride la«t
Friday, but are now exUuuluig t
gratulafkrn*
lw.«
f Hr
vere mawan
iqn
Ex=Warden Conley
Accused of iVlisup*
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propriating Funds
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Ca i v hi r l_ r> * • . .
StrCHUOUSly JCH CS CHatgCS LOfltcUnCd In
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^COOTt if IIIV6StlPfl ÎOT \\l Ihlll/t ill
tVCpUri pi 111 VCSIlgBIUi TlCUOliaiU
The full report of tf> state prison
investigation, begun b ordci of Gov
Dlxon fivt . mo , lths «J was released
r r t?.
M neVJä' X.W?
S îSl'Â
tvne was submitted ic the board of
>po ' MS ""mitteJ.c t c Ooaia I
Decision,able
pertvwe have not dnsklere I the elT
l>«rty, * e nave not qisia«ri.i me eie
i "T ° A cnm,nal u ^ n: ; "** °T
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^^i!sr , %arteÄ , !Sl
8tat * penitenti"^.^ »squired to ae
count to the state Afcntana for the
approximate sum f $«0,WM) for the
l ' Bnrus transaclioii. aiideUiled in the
,0 f^Koing feport.
r '4 hat fur her
i- L~r< ' > -~t"!
r rank Conley, former warden of the
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î nve8tl » at,on *» f the putebas
i mg contracts hem-lfo: - made at the
f7i ,n > n '* "P"'"T ,
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dSSÄ'ViSS'SX'^ISSSk« ^STb?:
.hcjfi SSogST S*J."UÄ
>« rcqu.rud. I, h..ukt.fm m onlh,|T
, already to do the necekary work tn
connection with this ^nvetigatlon,
J b,cb ,nvolved an '«nmeme amount
r *' We d ° " ot f ft e ' that ,n 1™'
" Ma> ' *' b,r P'TmitWd to furthu fee
ommend that the moral welfare iflhc
^ prisom ' rs and the of th " V
?? y>n * pub1 .^ Öemnnd» eltÇr
the purchamnfr or leasinp: of suffici^f
'nndand - attic to supply the needs
the P«««. This should be carefulU
forked out by competent farmers
î ter 8 thorough survey of the
1 consumption and the possibilities
making the prisoners .self supporting
88 to the matter of food. Certain pri-er
i 8on industries can be instituted to
p,y the necds of the prison and
stat e intitutions. which will greatlj^fore
lessen the cost of upkeep and relievamd
the counties of the support of the
iii e s of the prisoners and at the ame
t j me not seriously interfere with out-to
8 jd e industry,
*<i n conclusion, we would, say
ke reasonable
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PITA IftH HFNT Tfl MHFRfil IK IIP I HAflPD Clill
• S I SL nUUi ULn I I Ü minLnDLMIO tlunO Ul LUAUlU uU"
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Paddy Swartz, a miner employed at Rami Blais, the 16-year-old son of
lh " Nelh.r.. ... In-«r, M„. BUI., whiU hunt.
stantly killed at 9 ©clock Mondaying for rabbits on Box Elder creek
morning. Swartz was working on theaat Friday, met with a namful acci
400-foot level of the mine and It lsi er, t which has added materially to hia
supposed that he was attempting toWperience in handling guns. Ht was
pick out a missed hole. Death waff'ding a horse which became frisky,
instantaneous, the unfortunate mar>'»using him to drop his gun, which
receiving the full force of the blast io^dged in some brush. In recovering
the face. Practiially the whole top of he gun he attempted to pull it out of
hi# head was blown off by the force ofhe brush by the muzzle, the trigger
the explosion. This is the first fauf^hing on a limb, discharging xhc
the'accident to oe.cur at the Hartley minrfxm part of the charge entering the
since it was opened by the Keihartneshy part of thc forearm. Several
( Consolidated^Silver Mining companyHitches were necessary in dressing
two years ago. lhe woünd. but luckily no permanent
Swartz had been but a short timc^JUiY will re#ult.
in Neihart, coming from Butte. Sr —
far as known he is unmarried and If Clark Bumgarner of Fife recently
said to have relatives living in Bostetumed from Portland, where he rep
ton. The body is being held pendin/'-sented Montana as delegate to th«
an »ttempt to get word from relative*iationai Grange meeting Mr. Bum
-—--- stated that there were »
A G Ha Y of Armmgton was a pa -»t«te« represented at the session, the
to . Great Falls Saturday, tr5 ;, th annual meeting of the «>rgai.«»a
V181t ^' 8 8on - Gerry, who was injureJion. A great deal of enthusiasm was
in 8 hnn ' in « arcidw *<- HlfRJÖajped at the meeting he says, and
reports Gerry getting along as nicel*"«®« was a general feeling of confl
a# could be expected, dene# in the futu re of a gricu lt ur e
a# could be expected, dene# in the futu re of a gricu lt ur e .
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into the history of the Montana state
j prison without being appalled that
* auch a state of has been per
mittee to exist.
" En ^ ■«»»• •» «««.il»*«
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111,8 b * en prostituted to his ennch-
meC ^..
«Äff r; h,n "' T
81008 8nd applies from the prison
B tore.
Complete stripping of the prison
/ its ma?hiner? and otW
io ^ a" pr " vi " ,ly
.««»»«-!> -»«i ^«»
'by 'c^l^ or«^ni; y "*& 'Mcf.^uë!
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por k raised on sute feed.
Delivery to the warden's home his
laundry' and his dow*ntown office«?
coal purchased by the state. i
Sale to state at market nr ie«a of
lk • n ' 1 •««»«•». ~»«i t,
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f u "', in h<,m " "ä
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> n ^;! , " rn ' °"'" d by C< '" l ' y 4 M "
Appropriation hy warden of larire
quantiti^ of farming implements nJid
or by Hate and used or farms undeî
leas, to state.
;«* »H.ooi) worth of fcc.l -luring
which time si-aL owned no livestock
attempted sale to s7al" of land «t
high figure upon which the state had
^»tiiaavwu oi staie ownen
j ftt various places or institutions owned
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Sale to the prison through the med-!
ium of a dummy dealer of beef and
— Jü'ted hulMiftfin vvorth f30 fkvo
ii^.000, ' l °
Investigator recommends state re
at»,-over from Conlev various sums in
prisorconnection with above matters aggre
olgating »83,541.56. '
In a statement made Tuesday Form
Warden ConW *e?I«r" th.^ allégé
supAions are "absolutely false" unfair'and
otheimialleadlng.» HedemandsahMring
the state penitentiary board
wants the opportunity to refute'
fam-every specific charge, r " at *
Governor Dixon„has left the state
attend the convention of governors !
in North Carolina and it will be im
thatpossible for the board to hold the
Belt Lodge No. 13/, A. F. & A. M.
Consliuted Tuesday—Banquet After
Jj
1£!TT *•"» ,n ««some
^n'sHtetion* 1 "* th th . e . ceremon y
hv ,h! .n., n . Ï* Z*
; tbln* U | ^° n of °* flcere '
an t d 57
"*1 to *7 P7 . Fal
I «»m* ? h Tl * ba,1t l u 7 had been|J.
! andladies oftel.? a! members
An inrirW Lfhl . «7 *• -
i I" d 1 to the constituting of;
rfigS-WfthM.iSf fffl* b" ™. L
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Roai) W Money Avail
for Immediate Use
Bril Lodge No. 157, A. F. & A~M.,
I time honored ceremonies Tuesday eve
;mng, Hon. Lew L. Callaway, P. G. M
of Gre*t Falls, assisted by several of
ficiais of high rank in Masonic circles.
' , \ , The
, constitution of the lodge was followed
bv the .r.-t-ltefte'' -C
s
en
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Chai ™« B*" C. Johnston of the
board of ™unty commissioners last
*^"°.^ ^ p?*»
and tbe ca8b 800,1 be available,
supplies:—j-—"— ,™r—*•* •••' —
a 7 couponB . completing the signing
t ' , « n Saturday and passing them
a, ? nK t0 Tr « a8 urer Fred C. Andretta,
^ ° m H?, t 8,80 *'K n them, after which
they will be registcreil in his office,
arp *® - °y ear hon
nnd an ' ,n » 1>00<) denominations, with
an «verage life of the entire issue
1 , 2 '* ?"•. .«P*« « p»
srTil SÄ Äi
" l "" k ' d upon -
itÄ*«. b.v, M ,
«cl.ll, d^KM upon Ih. .0^1»,]
WÜ1 do with lhe ^ nd i * au '' f unds, ex
rept that thc firat work wil1 Probably
^ to connect the Belt road with Great
[ ' alIs - ""'"K Valeria way for a short
Orphan, bom«.
' 8 * , *P* rt4 ' d th «t the cash for the
da w,ll f 1 ^ a ^ ilah 'c ^ the end of
the
pp *** nt weak '
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l ° »AME8 NICOLA AND ANNA
I MARCRK Y WEb ON SUNDAY
in _ . -
The wedding of James Nicola and
Ann " Marusky was «olcmnixed
S , unday a » t * rnoon at St. Mark's Cath
1 °! ic . church ' R< ' v - Fath ® r R'<'hard
c [ atin Ç' The y°ung couple will make
' theirhome in Belt. The bride is the
dau »f\ter of Mr, and Mrs. Marusky of
: A nnch , < a U J e ^ who have heen real
* dents of Belt for several years, and la
' P °P, U ^r,.* m . on * her frian d«
! Mr picola is an ex-service man who
8aw artiv< ' a rrvice in France, and dis
tin *" i, h* d himself by quitting his Job
at thp fln,t raI1 for d "*fted men nnd,,•
insisting upf>n being sent to the front!
line trenches at or his wish
on| y aft ® r avérai months of training
at which he was pi erly indignant
He returned here uf n his discharge
of
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|COUNTY WILL SOON OPRR
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i Information come# from County Sur
veyor R. G. Day that the mechanical
forces of the county are perfecting
apparatus to be attached to one of
big county trucks to be used in bum
I Ing the weeds along the county high*
ways, -The machine is modelled
the line* ef those u#ed by the railroad#
whk'hausr s » continual spray of hum
ing oil to destroy the Vegetable growth
The machine will be triad out in the
victnity of Stmms, where the Ru»
sian thistle has become very much
a nuisance.
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ATE WEED EXTERMINATOR
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In connection with the health
work of the county board of health,
playlet will ^ gi ven tom o r row even
at u the High school auditorium by
'he children of the Belt schools,
g'ether with a health film. Visitors
are assured of an entertaming evening
and all 'are welcome. Arrangements
were made for the film at the regular
monthly clinic held here last Friday,
Ia*ss gains were noted at the clinic
held last Friday and in some case#
1"'-^» in weight of children were
found Dr Fu«on sefî-etarv of the
count/ health board, explained
losses as due to the prevalence of cold*
ami the lapse of dietary standards
,, a | Thanksgiving time
' wÄhh«M by Æ
Dora MeckJenlwrg, the public
nurse; Mis# Mary M mOe». slate
'^ja-rvi^r of pursing, and Misses
S.d - Halvonor and Flora Shapland
of the I»«. H , <,«*«-» . "fi^mtal at' Great
health
Th«
idrHtion
to the StaG' B;
„1 frtnv f
>f H*\
has
>uchi
:alao
lhe painters and
Wkallv nmI y fer «.
w front . vault 4'>or,
s pW>eM T«T
miners and is \>n
eupanry Th- »,
ttfrive-l test and w
Monday, Lui deb ^ _
tl of new steel ceiling still le
main hanking room somewhat dis
beveled in »pp« ranee, which a few
hour* work a# aoon as the ceiling ar
1 rive# will remedy.
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?• Stewart. ,. OTCV on .
*« y .! treasurer; Roy A. Johnson, S. D.:
R. Culver, J. D.; W. P. Pilgeram
. 8. S.; Dr. J. W. Graybeal. J. S..; C,
,j H n P ah1 ' ty } VT -
During the banquet music w>.
holm
significance in Masonry. Jn
preaentihg Uw gavai Mr. Boorman
made a brief talk, and in acceptm?the
token on behalf of the lodge, aooro
priate appreciation was expressed by
W. M. Alvin F. Taylor. y
The newly installed officers are Rev
Alvin F. Taylor, W M • J W Leland'
thejs. W.; Ben J. Kennedy. J. W.; Dr. J
secreUry; B. F. McCon
During the banquet music was fur
nished by Straiten 's orchestra of
Great balls. About 126 pihtes were
laid and every place at the tables fill
ed- At the conclusion of the banquet
cigars were passed and while Toast
master A. F. Taylor arranged the pro
gram of entertainment. L. L. Callaway
was the first speaker, followed in
potation by J. W. Speer, J. M. Char
teries, Senator J M. Burlingame, Otto
Gerth, M, T. Lease and Carl J, Boor
man. The speech-making was inter
spersed with vocal solos rendered by
Messrs Graybill. Campbell and Hal
vorsen, Julius Woerthner accompany
ing on the piano. There was not a
dull moment during the two and one
half hours, and shortly after midnight
« good old college yell was given tn
honor of the ladies who worked so ef
fectively in preparing and serving th#
! banjuet, under the direction of Mrs.
M. Millard,
About 100 guests were present, com
i»g from Great Falla, Sand Coulee,
Stockett. Neihart, Lehigh and Stan
of 1
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Du nng the present year Cascade
county spent »7,300 on the mainten
ance of federal hard surface roads of
,h - '™ ,y - - •»" -» »•
'I*"' b " ,orc *J> e »* «>• y«.r.
T nc»e are the figures as given out
by County Surveyor R, 0. Day. There
are 61 miles of federal built hard
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f OB ? wil1 **. *7* t P* r
ÎÂ by
J®*,' J?' ^IH«res are of interest
! *! k m r T !îfrf mai »>t* n * nce
n b " ri *«In*k* d r0li 7' .. Tba , maIn -
0an ®® work ha. been ln th. «hape
fr^^f "fin ? ' ' * '7v 7 chu ® k j 10 ***- ha"!
kv,k *?lt .5! b,nd * r - cut ting
I ™ 8 by 7 road8ide ;/ od Other nee
( ,uhs > Thé' t0 Ket ÜT
k Th . e , wlt , , i ' 1 ™ ««
n, u ki7J n i( t 7r*!. d /* °*, l 7 1 road *
,* r .7,^ t . r J aVe '' » ,
_ . Vk°^ k*j C0,t i! y ,ten î 8 u P ke «P
/ Ukin » , k °ÎL_î h ® gravel
J t f. h ' A |!7 d l rom l 7 Teton county
! n * V* ^r m,n S^ r ° 11 ^ulee. As this
'* aÄ dune just after the completion of
the road t 's possible that this item
' wa8 add « d to the original cost instead
Road Maintenance
Heavy Expense
sur.
of
of the upke '' p
I
A - ® McVay of the McVay Farms
ca ** 8 our attention to the fact that Jn
mentioning federal testet! and accred
iUfd C8 ttle herds of the Belt Valley the
' McV *y herd of •.whitefares" was l^tt
: out - The omission was not an mten
t T, * n »t «ttgîrt, tidf simply occurred
[through ignorance of the fact. There
m "y h® ,,th ' ,r herds in addition tq,,
thosetrf the McVay Farms Hereford#,
tht ' Johnson Sihorthoms or the Hub
her Holsteins that are federal tested
and accredited, we hope they are, and
will be glad to give publicity to the
fart > tor w e ®»>rree with Mr, McVay,
who says m his letter to the Times:
Thl8 18 a V8r > - ^ood work that the
government is doing and it is some
| thing that more ahmrfd take advan
of. A very lamentable cirrum
»tance is for one to spend thei- time
; a n d moo eyona^ good h e r d o# e at tto -
and some day wake up to the fact that
to-,they have tuberculosis and that their
time and money are both all wasted.
1 mention my own herd at this time
«'"1 in this manner only that it might
help to bring further to the attention .
ot the stockmen the benefit and lm
portance of taking advantage of thl#
*
McVay Farms Also Pos
sess Accredited Herd
being by state
#nd government
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! DAWSON A('CE1*TS CASH IKK
SHIP OF STATE BANK. IIBLT
us-1 •
' we.
Tie
resignation
Î Daw
K. E. Dawson of Seattle arrni« 1 last
■ek ami is-, now installed as c sshifr
ef the State Batik of Belt, occupying
t rvcëSfljr made v«< aïit Ey the
Mr.
a(
f W. C. Blomquisl
formerly auditor fop sev
: rrai years with tke "t'ommereiâï Na
Itional Lank of Great Falls, leaving
«everdî months »g<
■ tion w cmli
to accept: a posl
man with 8 'Seattle firsn,
ie fttate Bank feels fortunate in ae
of Mr. Dawson,
Kjog experience of many
will-be a valuable asset to Belt's
i«Ti*tal tllWttUtlOKE
family wifi reside k«re as
Kt- can mak
\C('H
for a home,
1
hi
Mi
jA'%
umtn^numf«
I . J. Clergy wa i a business vititor
in Great Fails yesterday.