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— s Opisei n 1916 SMvsik Bonds Om) << Ai* «w*oi«t*oii u r«t. <ed>. (Mtaan Mo. 6t ta tta ordte «natta» this Special Sidewalk Oarfc Fond and tat ttrie a espy of the warranta te be appear ta he ta> conflict writh Seetiea the following; "The holder of this ef for the to defray warrant is issu ed, bat Us remedy In «ass of a s a p ayai ent shall he con 90 I cannot find ths eon tract that the City had with the ee n tr a eteii (Hw Two Miracle Company), hot I hare found s c#r bf the Specifications up to each contract, the spec ificatlons. taring been adopted by the council on December 14th, 1919. These specifications weald naturally be « part of the final contract, at lasst by in the specifications, on 7, I find this provision : "It Is understood that the City of does not assume any liability t of said Special Side Bar the pai walk and Curb Fund Warrant, but -agrees to exerctss diligence in col lectin » the aedesements hereinafter to be levied for the purpose of pay ing said warrant*." I do not believe It could be seid that the City ef Belt lias not used due diligence in collect in» the sseeeements, as the City has -done everythin» requ i re d of it in this particular. . It is may opinion, -therefore, that because of the terms of the contract between the City and the Contractor and also because of the proviso in the warrants themselves that hold NOTICE!! BID CLOSING OUT ■ On Account of Building Being Sold Which We Now Occupy GAS ... . 22c Gallon OIL V... 80c GaRoo T We are giving a large discount on the following merchandise: URBS TUBES BOOTS RfMfiHOL JACKS ALL SIZES CHAINS-^ Ufht and Heavy Duty PUMPS DRY BATTERIES PATCHING TS & LUGS ... EXCURSION RATES ON ALL SPARK PLUGS, ALMUTE CAPS AND PLUGS. ! ALL FIXTURES BRAKE LININGS— Al BULBS BOLTS AND NUTS— rrmnomt mbs Of AU Kinda. —AND CHAIR V TIRE STA&TD SHOW CASE «, nw — win. mot sell roe w bats AU Merchandise Cash » we »t mm m your ch Mm TEAT YOU WE CLOSE , r f ÜÜ & mutuum gW: mmm en <rf tk wiuU h*»« n® raeomem mgmtnat «• City, bat would ta»* » y » wper ty tarofiwL I mm net to atat* taw «ri> might b* dmm do not beta*« the City nood tetereet at laaot at thlt itself in that of Rsferrin» a» ate to the pâment of the interest oa the mar. rente and the takte» ap of theae war rants for which fand« are available, I take It that you will give notice to the holders of the warranta by latte» mast tare since they tare been re oeirin» their internet for several Otherwise the notiee would years. he by on« publication in ths local pa per with tan days er more after the pahUcation as ths date for presenta tion end payment. I believe the matters tained will be of interest to the Mayor and Council and shall therefore pre sent to them a copy of «ris letter to you. Very truly yours, LEO C. GRAYBILL, City Attorney. + + + ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ WALTHAM ' ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Mrs. Julia Shepherd will leave this week to visit relatives and friends at Arise sad Dixon. Montana. Billy Lyons went to Orest Palls on Monday on business. Mrs. Herbert Burlington has been confined to her bed for several days with the flu. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Feltman and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Shephard Sunday. Mrs. Jim McGuire and Mrs. Alee Lynch of High wood and Miss Irene Voss of Great Palls were guests of Mn. Ctaita« Vee» FH**. Ed CrldBMW, wh» fei» tef for Cf« f, **• for s mit «Mi relative* Iß ] vi»it or in Bolt Monday. io mitte» «i th« Holland Letton from Mr. and Mm R. £. Dam, formerly of ty bat more recently of Balt, stats they are deli»hted with California. Their da«»fatcr. Sophia, who tae bean Hv in» there, tad selected a pewtty bon »alow so they are now in their new BILLINGS — Midwest Company well in Lakp Refining i district, 1400 feet of ofl from depth of MM foot. Annual Carnival & Jubilee ONE NIGHT ONLY BREAKFAST THERE Of The Belt Volunteer Fire Dep't K. P. Hall Belt, Montana > I ~r NEW YEAR'S EVE December 31, '24 ß ft Best 5-Piece Orchestra Ob tainable Will Furnish Music as Long as Crowd Remains Eat Breakfast in the Hall A beautiful white gold Wrist Watch will be given to the most popular lady. 'v Wide »Open hà I Everything' goes. Start the new year right by attending Belt's annual frolic, reviving the old Frontier Days. A Prize of $5 Will Be Given Best Dressed Couple Portraying '49ers The old roundup cook, "Red Coulee Red", will again pre side at the Hoi Dog barbeque -«•with or without. \ a? Ç v Admission Free! •* r_: ■ - f. I •• — •• ■ -THESE PLACES WILL FLOURISH Bucket of Mood." "Wild Horse Bill's Thirst Emporium," " Sing's Palace of Eats," "Calamity Janes Pie Counter, 99* t 'The Castle" - MwnataM r. * : i * fftiainMlaa Vmé T -MM* ■fer, ===== BOZEMAN — » «« «e Ltanl •• tw GREAT FALLS — Omefl 19,600 en ne. for Ffarst Av HELENA — Cat Creek and Korio Sunburst oil fields mjm,u barrels erode oil price 90 cants for Kerin Gat Creek. flit for FORT BENTON — 226,000 of wheat sold hat* this year. ing 26,000 tree ted for Utah-Idaho which will he ballt et coat of 91 , 990 , 000.00. GREAT PALLS — Last of eon factory crate poured oa esw Columbia boild in». DAHL'S SKOAL COFFEE i P:. tfc* I» they tit' > Where »oM tfc' Bat Ft DAHL'S SPECIAL COFFEE floatin' * tfc* stain. V WALK TO DAHL'S AND SAVE DOLLARS