Belt Valley times. [volume], October 16, 1924, Page Page Five, Image 5

About Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977

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second haul Fords far sale,—Ad
Charlie Higgins, ont of ETjRfe
hoys of SO jw*rs ago. bat new of Gt.
Falls, was in town on
day. In esrly days his mot
a boarding house near whore ;
garage now stands. Chartin' *«5 b»
Calgary whan the war brait» out Sad
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enlisted in the Canadian
was later transferred from this tu
another branch of the serrip
Mw four years of war is Ear*
oanie out whole but with fee)
quite as good as they had
is working for the G- N. at
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Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Grills of Great
j falls wer* visitors in Belt a few heure
; Tuesday. — ' :
John Oolin and Will Brodle left on
Wednesday for Sheep creak, for an
j extensiv* dew hunt. We «hall see
them back when they have killed some
game, £—
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and Mr.
abort time
way to the republican rally at Net
hart
Chas. Beckstrom of Kibbey
a business trip to Belt Tuesday
Prank Sheldon and Waîfred Sheî
don were in Belt on business Tuesday
Mrs. Wslfred Sheldon hi
rapidly, her husband told us.
Nels Baker and P. Tofverson of Gt
Fslls, but old timers in Belt, paid us
a visit Tuesday.
Word has been received from Arm
Bakko that he is employed u t sales
man by a large music house of Seattle
and that he has been stationed at
Wenatche.
Herman Taki was making «rie of
his regular trips to Belt Monday.
A Chinese pheasant was flying
around the main streets Monday
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who had never seen one.
Tom Chamberlain, owner many
years ago of the Boyle ranch between
Belt and Great Falls, but now a Ja*m
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<na In totîiTwî
time Saturda ■ J
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Ed Landry of iUj^ri brought
hi. sister, Mrs. J«a. tevriie to
yesterday after she had spent a month
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Chas. Strand returnsd last
from Harlem where he has been |
tag this summer for MoOuirv
Blskeslee.
Mat Richardson finished gathering
bis stock corn on Monday. *
Mra. Marion Farmer and daughter
Lucille left Monday to spend the wBL
1er with-relative* ta Connecticut.
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R«ey Entlieh of öfwt F®»**
Sunday at the home of Mr. and **.'
J. B. English. j
Myrtk Sksdaon visited frfemis hera
over the week end. -, -
Conrad
J. X Culver spent a day at
lest week looking after business
terest, there.
Soy Nelson was ta town a few
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Mn. Len* Hane returned home «*
Monday after « few days In Great
Dr. and Mrs. Btowwt. Miss
hour» Saturday on business
Falls
tore play, "The Sea Bowk "
to see toe
Lafayette Nottingham of High
wood was renewing acquaintance«
with Belt people while he trenssctgd
. nt. an«. cnhiu.
I n .p.nt Bomb, with «»ir fuolV
» at the ranch near Raynesford
SI Mrs. Wm, Piigvram return^ home
Tuesday after spending n week with
her sued. Mr», Larson, in Orest F«Bs,
business here Wednesday.
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Walters vimted at Neihart
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Atlver Dyke last week mid.
Mr and Mr*. John Nisola paused
Brit last Saturday on their
Mr. end Mr*. Eino Hasu of Stock
et! wait calling on friend* here last
Saturday evening.
Mia* QuBhilde Knadaer Spent Tue*..
Iday *rith Rra, JSost 'ltom*
Mr». J. ft. Of Bett» Went to Gt. Fs«#
[Ätwday for « brief visit.
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On Wednesday afternoon at *
o'clock Mr. Axil Berg and Mi«« Edith
Kemaghan, well knows
1»le of Belt, were united in marriage
at the Methodist Episcopal church by
the pastor. Bee. Harry T Stong, The
impressive ring oereraony was used.
Mrs. Waiter Melonke, slater of the
groom, acted a# bridesmaid She was
attired in a blue side «très# and carried
a bouquet of pink roses,
George Kemaghan, brother of the
bride waa beat man. As the bridal
party took their places at the altar,
which was artistically decorated with
flowers. Miss Nellie Klimas sang, "i
Love You Truly."
The bride wore a beautiful brown
Poiret Twill dress and a blue turban
hat. She carried a large bouquet of
white roses.
Those present for the ceremony
were: Mn. R. Kemaghan, Mrs. Carl
Berg, William Berg, Mrs. Ham John
son. Mrs. 0. Sa mue Ison, Miss LMian
Burrows, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
and Miss Nellie Klimas, all
Mr. and Mrs. William Kemaghan.
Eddie Kemaghan, Mrs. George Walk
er and Ray Walker, al} Of Great falls,
George Kemaghan and Everett Xer
nagfaan, both of Spion kop, and Mr.
and Mrs, James Bough and family of
Armington.
Immediately following the cere
mony the entire group of happy peo
ple proceeded to the home of the
bride's mother, Mrs. E. Kemaghan,
Mitchell
of Belt,
where they were served a most de
Hciou« roast turkey dinner with all
th* trimming«, > «eluding bride's cake,
devil* fo °d, angel* food. etc.
The bride and groom received, be
sides kind wishes and 'congratulation*,
many valuable and useful presents.
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Mr. and Mra. H. J. Orwig of Geyser
vi8ited Tuesday evening with Mr. and
Mrs j M k English. _
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Beckstrom of
Jriger Butte were shopping in town
Tuesday
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i the ranch Tuesday after a day «pent
shopping- and looking after the chll
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crops of gnin and ve g fr .
ubje(| on tfce nn ^ ^ year
^ a h. Swill nnd dns^u,.
Mias Elsie, spent Saturday in the
coanty seat,
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Mrs. Ford, sister of Mrs. Tom
Johnson, returned to Great Fall* on
NWW PIPE LINE FOR CITY
TO BE COMPLETED BOOB
For some time past Stanley Kitams,
*»»* 1 » aud Jack Goman have
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tow the iw ilrtie t i. They he ye
Mod hard ground, raving mrl
«14 steam pipes long
extend«! from the A. C N- O» »**»«
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•*®* v « tin F M practtetlly dott* and by
the time this paper is off the press,
pjp« fitting* and everythin« will he
ready to connect up to the water main.
will b* shut
At that time the
j off from Anaconda avenue and that
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j U» pip« art tested.
-I Water Overseer Sommervill# is
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are being mode and
Jack Hsrner h foreman.
Last winter this pipe line was eon
ttaually breaking, having outlived it»
»«Metoeas during 80 year* of jj
vice The cost for repairs was die
psppertkmate. a* * consequence the
now line Is being installed, the Ot.
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been protected with barricades *nd
lanterns, hut Tuesday evening an au
tais t was blinded by th* sun, which
*hlnes about sunwt like a glaring
this was seen all of the
yelled "Whoa!" The ear seem«
rig* in the air, shudder and «top
immediately started backward«
kill. The driver regained the ma
and drove
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headlight of tremendous power, down,
the Gt Falls road, and drove one of.
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into the ditch. A half hoar's work
pried bis car qp and he want on hi*
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träte« the fact teat peopl* see
turned to driving too fast up «MarflB.
way with no damage doue Another
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mmwum of «e barricade. Wh»
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