Belt Valley times. [volume], October 16, 1924, Image 4

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EACH THURSDAY AT BELT. MONT., BY & A REMINGTON
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JOHN M. KAY
John M. Kay at Buffalo, Fergus County, is a candidate for
fee office of Superintendent of Public Instruction on the demo
cratic ticket.
Kay was born In Montana and received his early schooling in
the schools of Bozeman. Before attending college he took a bus
course in the Helena Business College. Later he attended
Montana State College in Bozeman and graduated from Highland
P«vlr «.II«» in Fto. M»in«. Tow.
Parit college »« De* Momes. lt «a.
As a teacher he has had a Wide experience. He was principal
of a ward school in Bozeman for five years. Superintendent of
Schools in Red Lodge for eight years and principal of Broadwater
County high school at Townsend for eight years, and his record
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how * a decided success m each place. He served one tenm as
president of the Montana State Teachers' association and was
president of the Montana State High School Athletic association,
For six years he was in business for himself in Havre, Montana.
He has a family of three girls and three boys. The latter
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were typical American boys, 8p0! ^ "Jj their
names may be found among the winners of points at the Missoula
meet. When war broke out two of the boys immediately joined
the colore and in war service in France both were gassed. John,
fee older, is permanently affected and will probably never regain
his health, while Perry is sufficiently recovered to allow him to
earn his own living in Missoula although the effects of the gas
still be seen.
Mr. Kay, the elder, is a successful executive who has seen
enough of the seamy side of life to know that school taxes must
be lowered and that ranchers can not be taxed out of the country
here will be no children to attend school.
,As a school man and a gentleman, John Kay is entitled to the
|»rt of everyone in his party and everyone not in his party
who votes for him may know that he is voting for a man who will
be an honor to the office if elected.
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Among Our Neighbors
Brief Items of Personal Interest Gath
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Corps of Correspondents
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Charles Ettien spent the past week
Julius Hildegard and Mr. Hubs ot
Great Falls came up Friday to play
Albert Miller ia threshing near
Denton.
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in Great Falls on business.
for the dance
Nick Prank of Stoekett was a bus
visitor here Friday and Satur
Mlsa Clan C. Christi son and Miss
Roberta were visiting the local
aehools and Silver Dyke Tuesday ard
Mm. Knowles has come out from
Gnat Falls for a visit with her daugh
ter. Mrs. Btfrr Lunsford.
Tony Faller went into Greet Falls
Sunday on a three-day business and
Ray R Porter left Monday tor By
where he still has ahont a month
of work.
Mr. Anderson and Mauriu Scho
bers were down from the Silver Dyke
Saturday Mr Anderson is preparing
to move up his family as soon as their
is ready for them.
M. L. Evans of Monarch attended
the rally here Tuesday night
Sunday school has been organised
here with the first meeting to be held
morning at II o'clock. Offi
cer* chosen were: Miss Lease, su
perintendent ; Mrs Burr Lunsford,
«saistant superintendent; Mrs. Chas
MoGlhbon, secretary-treasurer, Miss
pianist.
The democratic rally held in the
Falter hall Friday nigh« was quite a
if numbers and applause are
Orion. Tony Feller presided.
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A Mm*rd Made m th* Bmt *f Promt**»
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Me-elect
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Introducing the speakers in a very
4 pleasing manner. A very delightful
feature of the program was the sing-
ing of Frank Savage, who rendered
. three solos. Mr. Graybill, Mr. Gock-
rill, and Mr. Murphy made emphatic
addresses. Mr. Mitchell followed with
an address that was simple, straight
forward and unbiased, the fact that
Mr. Mitchell lived here as a young
{man, and brought his bride here to
make her home, made hie a real homv
speech. Mr. Norton couldn't be pre
vailed upon to speak, but he, did cor
ro bo rate certain statements made by
Mr. CockriU in behalf. The re
mataing doaen candidates sat on the
platform with the speakers and later
met old friends and made new ones.
Following the formal program, a very
delightful dance was enjoyed for three
hours.
We had a splendid big republican
rally here Tueaday night Dan Lenny
presided in brief and pleasing style.
The speakers of the evening were W.
H. Hoover, R. A. Duncan and Walter
Bennett, all of whom delivered very
able addresses. Fifteen candidates
took their places on the platform to
tile strains of orchestral mask, and
all were presented to the audience.
Excellent mask Invited the large
crowd to dance modi and often.
Mr. Heany and Mm. Harris of Gt
Falls spent Tuesday and Wednesday
in our community.
«t 9:80.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 .
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Sunday school at 10:80.
Christian Endeavor at 6:80.
Junior Endeavor in ba se me nt at
6:80.
Preaching service and communion
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Allen Kennedy, brether of Be?.
Kennedy of the Beit Haritware tom
pony, and Mrs. L. Parks of |H
were visiting relatives ta Soit the huit
a resident of Belt «uj was
married to one of the Belt school
teachers. His residence hi amt
Orchard Homes in Miasottta. Mrt
Park* was formerly Mn. Will Tum«
of this section. She also fa a residem
ot Orchard Hornet. Mrs. Park» i»
s '* l * r of ® <? " w * lter K * nn «dy and
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D. s. Thomas, inspector «hr the rat
ing bureau of the insurance under
writers, ha« been in Belt Mo week
""Ring a survey of the city. Be ha
look * <l over the fme-flghtta* -equip
ment > the water P reggure «** s» Other
that are . p*rt of the fin
hazard. His report is expected next
week.
Th * Catholic card party last even
[** wa * amoat Six
teen tables were at play. The peizt
winners were Leo C. Graytall, Mr
west and Un Schroeder on the nun's
side and Mr», a. L.
of Box Eider and one of the pioneer
Winaton, Mr» j.
p Healey *«d Mrs. Marquardt for
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wichM delectable cakes and Ingram
coffee,
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Charles Becks trom wan in «fern on
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Saturday from his ranch at X&bey
N. H. Browning of Belt wan . bus
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MONARCH
iness visitor in Monarch Thursday,
Jas. Brazee, Jr., came back from
his ranch at Carter Saturday where
he had spent several days taking <*are
of his wheat crop.
Dan Payne, 8 r„ is out from Great
Pall, and taking care of thing, at the
ranch home of his sons. Fred and Dan
Jr. who are busy threshing. i'
Anna Leavanmark came home from
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Great Falls the first of the week. She
had been visiting friends in that city
several days. -
Roy Thorson, who has been a^ pa
tient at the Veterans' hospital at Ft.
Harrison for several weeks, returned
and ia back at his old position with
the Monarch Mercantile companÿf 1 4
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Thomqqist knd
Dr. Thomquiat of Dakota, were vis
iting in town Thursday. Dr. Thom
quiet and L. P. are brother» and are
enjoying a visit together.
Mrs. M. D. Strife was called to Mo
berly, Mo., last Monday by the serious
illness and death of her mother, ttr.
Strife is a contractor on the Ricevitto
road.
M. D. La thorn U driving « new Ford
truck on the mail delivery. He |ftir-|ü.
chased It last week from N. H. Brown
ing of Belt. \ ■ n, -. t
Tom Holland returned from Great
Falls the first of the week where he
consulted an oculist He had had an
eye injured to an accident while work,
ing with some steel one at Hughes
ville.
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of both parties tost week. The dem
Monarch was visited
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crowd attended both mbetingB and the
speeches made by both parties were
thoroughly enjoyed. After each rally
a dance took place with peppy musk
from Greet Falla. Lunch was served
at the restaurant Saturday night by
Mrs. Drafeer, and Monday night by the
Parent-Teachers at the dming room
of the new Danielson hotel.
P, L. GmyWIl was a ^usines* visite*
from Belt Saturday
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1 Dresser . io. 9 ®|
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1 Library Table ..
1 Vic took (Out 1200.00) with
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Morning worship at ]} o'clock 9er
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mon by the pastor Subject, "The
Tragedy of Sptntuai Deafens.»
Service at Ne« Oeek eebooi house
at 3 p. m.
Union
at 8 o'clock, tie
ing will be made in «he interest of
■g ta the K. of P. ball
of the even
law enforcement hr Rev. W. L. Wade,
evening.
Re gular mid-week prayer service
m the church Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
I Epworth league study class to Cit
izenship Sunday evening at 6:16.
league devotional meeting St 6:46.
Sunday school at io o'clock.
Our church stands for a personal
Christian experience, and a manifes
tation of that experience in an honest,
pure and upright life. The broadness
and b.tfnen of this platform ought to
I appeal to every one who ia truly in
terested in tae welfare of individuals
; and of society.
You need the church and the church
needs you. "Come thou with us, and
ming Anti Saloon League
Choir rehearse* Saturday evening
at 7:80.
Cottsge prayer service Tuesday
we will do thee good."
CHURCH NEWS.
F. T. Heron made some necessary
repairs on the parsonage last week.
The Epworth league social, held in
the high school auditorium last Fri
day evening, was well attended, and
conceded by those present to be one
of the most delightful socials ever
held by the local league. Better plan
to be present at our Hallowe'en social.
A " * , r *™ U °* ** Harveat Home
service last Sunday, a large donation
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to the Deaconess hospital in Great
Falls Monday morning.
Between 25 and 80 ladies were pres
ent at the Ladies Aid meeting Wed
nesday afternoon at the home of the;
president, Mrs. J, R. Culver. This
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year *°°* a «* nda ? ce c °"'
mue M m " ch *° rk * *
l? ne „Wretion for the baza.r.
They will meet next Wednesday ev
ening at the home of Mrs. Oscar
Sampson. A dinner will be served by
the Aid on Election day.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
First national Sank of Soit
at Beh, in the state of Montana,
the close of business Oct. lOtii, 192a.
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lx?«na. and discounts. in
cluding redtactoUBta ...| 88,278.98
Overdrafts, unsecured . .
8 . Government seouri
155.99
....... 11 , 200.00
8,962.26
Furniture and fixture» 8,144.40
Baal estate owned ether
2.821.06
Lawful r es erv e with fed
oral reserve bank .. 2.Win.85
nks ..;.. 11.982.63
«y*-»" «ta- ''—ta.
701.69
process of collection
Other assets, if any
2,000.00
8.207.99
Total
. 4 80,010.66
stock paid in
8 80,000.00
fend
«•tetaamag ..
706J5
_ 22.766.56
State, county or other mu
nicipal depoahsHmmmd
by pledge of assets of
this bank or surety hoods
15,000.00
Certificate« of deposit oth
er than for money bor
S.661.40
788.85
rowed
Other time deposit* ...
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Note» and bilk rediscount.
ed. including acceptance*
hanks snd for
eign bilk a# exchange or
|k*rftng Mr ,
tllala» ovIU wiW* IliuDi etCr*
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Tot * 1 * 80^I6J6
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of this bank. 4.198.5©
t. Oe«. E. Stenten, pr e s »de n t of the
above m
thmt the above statement »«
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W. C.
fVfriMiftiatii
Under and by virtue of the decree
ta the above entitled ease the Sheriff
of said County will sell at Sheriffs
sale on SATURDAY, the 25th day of
OCTOBER, 1024, at 2:00 o'clock P.
M. of said day at the West door of the
Court House in Great Falls, Cascade
County, Montana, all Hie rght, title,
claim and interest of the above
named defendants, in and to that cor
tain property described as follow»,
to-wit;
Southeast Quarter of the South
west quarter (SE44SWK) of Sec
tion Fourteen (14) , the East
Half of the Northwest Quarter
(EhNWH) and Hie Northeast
Quarter of the Southwest quar
ter (NEttSWK) of Section
Twenty-three (28), Township
Fifteen (15) North of Range Sev
en (7) Hast of the Montana Mer
idian, containing One Hundred
Sixty (160) actes according to
the official survey thereof.
Together,with all and singular
the tenement», hereditaments, ap
purtenaneea, easements, water
and all other rights belonging or
in any wise appertaining thereto. -
Dated at Great Falls, -Montana,
this 26th day of September, 1924.
BOB GORDON,
Sheriff at Cascade County.
By H. B. HOFFMAN,
Under Sheriff.
(First Publication Oct. 2—9-18.)
ST. MARK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
First Mass 8 o'clock a. m.
High Maas 10:80 a. m.
Sunday school 2 o'clock p. m.
Benediction 7:80 p. m.
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Great Falls, Montana
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