Belt Valley times. [volume], August 06, 1925, Page Page Five, Image 5

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

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Mr. House Fly will soon be sneaking in through the doors
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Shut the door on him—Screen
the windows
Come to this office for
SCREEN DOORS AND WINDOWS
Neihart Lumber Company
We Carry Everything To Build Anything
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During your rest from Haying drop in and spend a few
hours with us.
Pool Tables Card Tables
At your service
For your use
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Soda Fountain
Completely Equipped
EVERY ACCOMODATION FOR YOUR
PLEASURE AND COMFORT
mg PYTHIAN BILLIARD PARLOR
■Cigars-Candies-Tobacco
THEY ALL DO
Mr. Bacon—"Did you hear those
measly ro o s t er s crowing this mo r n i ng
early?''
Mrs. Bacon—"Yes, Dear."
Mr. Bacon—"1 wonder what on earth
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Pay By
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It's the way of big business ; of small and sound
business, and the best way in the world to estab
lish a worth while credit rating for individual or
firm.
A checking account, in the hands of a careful
person, is a means of promoting well being and of
saving.
Open Your Account Here Today
Farmers
State Bank
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Mrs. Bacon—"Why, don't you re
member, dear, you got up one mor
ning early, and you crowed about
Railroad
they want to do that for?"
for a week?
Telegrapher.
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Local Items of Belt
and Vicinity
: Cleaning and Pressing n eatly d on *
Mrs. Geo. Larkin, Belt, Montana.
Mrs. Cal Sharrard, Marjorie Shar
' rard, Mrs, A. L. WteSton and Leslie
Winston have pone out to Mrs. Jut
; Disher's for a visit.
Etta Gràybeal of the Dearonear
Training School for nurses visited her
parents a short Unto this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Murray pas
sed through Belt early Sunday mom
ing on their way from Great Falls
to Monarch.
| J. B. English maae a professional
trip to Geyser Wednesday.
John Sweeny expects to start
threshing in about a week. He re
; ports that in his section wheat weighs
Gottlieb Wensek and family moved
to Great Falls Sunday.
i from 54 to 60 pounds per bushel.
' Howard Moser son of M. M. Most r
formerly with the Farmers Elevator
! was married on July 18th to a San
i Francisco girl They will make their
home in Santa Rosa.
Blackie Mills is again in Belt af
ter a visit with friends elsewhere.
Nellie Klimas will leave next for
* Seattle where she expects to locate
~ She will stop off in Helena to visit
j the Strongs, in Spokane to visit the
Pattsners and in Ellenburg to visit
jtfae former Millie Florek.
Wm. Shea and., Mr. Pfister were
out from Great Palls making prep
arations for the Eagles picnic. Mr.
Pfister will have-charge of the lunch
booths.
Mrs. James Harris, a sister of Mra.
Frank Joscelyn, and her daughter,
Miss Bernice Harris of Bakerfield,
California are visiting with the Jos
cel yns.
Last Friday Harriet Stein and
Laura Spogen left for a ten day'*
trip through Yellowstone National
Park. This is their last holdiay be
fore taking up their duties as teach
ers in Montana public schools.
Herman Taki, John Crowe, Ole
I Johnson and Gus Norman
of the ranchers in town Monday.
Mat Urich came to town Monday
I to ,do some trading.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Clime were here f
Monday shopping and getting
pairs.
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R. H. Bemis drove to Neihart Sun- j
day just to see old friends,
j Gladys Nordquist of Armington
entertained a number wf her friend*
Monday afternoon at her home, the
occasion being her eleventh birthday.
The afternoon was spent in playing
games. At four o'clock a delicious
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lunch was served; the color scheme
was carried out beautifully in pink
i and white.
i Sheru and Hide Hirmpo, Edna Lee,
Margaret Wynegar and Dtorothy J
Johnson of Butte.
The place cards were
Those present
, pink roses.
Misses Marion and Edith Servos»,
were.
Ben Buehier the official rural route
driver is enjoying his well-earned var,
cation of fifteen days which the gov
eminent allow* him while G. B. Wes*:
it.°I Armington performs his duties.
Mr. Buelher and family have taken
trip to Hardin, Montana.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shannon made
a business trip to Belt Wednesday.
Hot Chicken
SUPPER
At the
BASE BALL DANCE
RAYNESFORD
August 8
A Swell Time assured
Music by the Popular
Raynesford 4 piece Or
chestra.
LET'S GO
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. 1 Wittiaisr Mclnnis stopped a short
' j time in Belt Tuesday on his return
Great Falls. He thinks that
| fa!f,a and stock are the best things
f " r his section, although his grain
' thi- year is better than the average.
i M:. and Mrs. Jos. Le veille and fan»-;
i:; moved to Great Falls this week,
fro111 l *U' Belt circles where they have
!' n * vtijoyed a prominent place. It
hop«! that they will return later.
Mr. Le veille is working at the smel
The Leveilles will lie missed
ter
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Kbba Johnson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Hans Johnson graduated receni
fro ™ *** advanced course of the
Bellingham Normal which entitles
ht " r to * lif «' certificate. On her way
home she s P*"t »u weeks camping,
an< * v » 8 »t»ng friends at Calgary and
Banff. She enjoyed the outing ex
! Wemely. She will have charge of the
! first Primary room in the Belt schools
this year.
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Frank Florek and a lady friend
drove to Kings hill last Sunday.
j A truck belonging to the outfit!
1 which is surfacing the Monarch
I Riceville road loaded with coal the
*j other day. The load had to be weight
ed on one of the Elevator scales.
Louis Mitchell and a number of
friends visited Neihart Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Haney
children of Stockett and Mrs. Mike
Linnam- and children of Great Falls
stopped a short time in Belt while
on their way to Stanford to spend
Sunday with the family of J. W. Lea
he.
their home for a time.
Mrs. Price Lloyd and children oi
Great Falls visited Mrs. T. W. Noble
the first of the week. Mrs. Lloyd
and son returned home Monday leav
ing Edith to visit a while longer.
Mr. ad Mrs. Paul Gulden and daugh
ter motored to Great Falls Wednes
day.
Marjorie Sharrard has nearly re
covered from her bad knee.
Cal Sharrard made a trip to Great
Falls Wednesday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hill and family
have gone to Great Falls to make
Madeline Spogen is visiting Mr*
Joe Kronberg for a week in Great
Falla,
William Seif red of Geyser who for,
merly lived on the Rubber place when
the Valley was . young came down to
attend to business matters Tuesday.
G. W. Merkie came out Irom Great
Fails during the week-end.
Mrs Lem McCoy of Spring creek
was in town Tuesday.
John Jaap drove to White Sulphur
Springs Saturday and returned Sun
Edward Landry came home Wed
needs y from a short trip to Great
Falls.
Mr ». c. w. May is home after
day.
! short visit with friends in Great Falls, i
Mrs. N. H. Browning and children |
; left Thursday for the Bitter Root and i
Hamilton where they will make their!
| annual visit to Mrs. J J, Dockery, j
Jessie Peters and Eugenia Previn ;
; are guests of Harriet Rice this week, i
Rosalie Leveille returned home I
Tuesday after a visit with Margaret
Pimperton.
Fred Lord and family have moved!
into the Otto POlutnik residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Atkinmn and |
daughter of Little Belt were in town ;
yesterday on a shopping trip.
Dave Btomooist of Rayneafonl was
in town on business yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Clergy and
Sc brooder motored to Great
Falle Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kranz of Great
Falls visited MV. and Mr*. Clergy Sun
Oanevieve Sc breeder returned home
Monday after a vacation spent on a
ranch at Blackleaf, Montana.
Miss Mabel Atcfainson returned
home Tuesday after a six week'» vis
it in the Bear Paw* at the McConlcey
ranch.
George Staffel and Walter Blow
qoiat drove to White Sulphur Springs
on Saturday. They fished in Birgh
creek on Sunday morning and return
ed home that evening bringing Bilie
Staffel who had been spending a week
at the Antelope ranch.
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CARD OF THANKS
We wi*h to take thi* means of ex
preremg our deepest gratitude to the
many friends whose kindness was
helpful at the time of the death and
burial of our father. Also we wish
to thank the choir and the donor* of
the bea utifu l flowe r* .
Hr eed Mr*. H. J. Kampochnieder
John, Fard. Lawrence aad Jo#
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This is the time when you will need gloves. Yes we have
them from 76c to $2.96 per pair.
Harvest Shoes, per pair
Work Shirts...
Underwear, per suit.
Overalls and Jackets.
. .$8.00
$1.00 and up
. . . .86c to $1.26
$1.50 to $2.00
Firemen and Engineers Hose, Brown and Black, 20c per pail
■The Best Everyday Hose on the Market
In Fact Everything You Need in Wtork Clothes, Quality
Goods, At Right Prices.
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Referring to the power of will
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Sunny Jim Says
If you think you arc broken, you are I
If you think you dare not, you don.t!
If you like to win but tbink you can't
It's almost certain you wont I
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The power of will is a strong factor In determining one's
journey through life.
If you have power of will to save you are one of those
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«WALK TO DAHL'S AND SAVE DOLLARS!"
son and Mrs. Mat Rlchardaon wer*
in Belt Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Winston
and little daughter of Corvallis, Ore.
have been visiting relatives in Bait
They will leave this week for home
by way of Yellowstone National Park.
Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Gerhart of Ray
nesfbrd were calling in Belt Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pilgeram and
Kevin-Sunburst Held has 276 pro
during wells and 15 gasaers.
Chinook—Sugar factory complet«
225-foot stack. — ~ ■---—
Cool - DRINKS - Cool
SERVED AT OUR
Soda Fountain
Ice Cream
As You Like It
Ask for your favorite brand
of tobacco, cigars or cigarettes.
WE HAVE THEM
A fine assortment of candle*
from a two-pound box with
which to placate your wife or
sweetheart to a five-euat bar for
yourself.
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Billiard and,Pool
Tables in Excell
ent Condition.
BARNEY'S
Proprietor
A. N. Prather
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Great Falls—Carmichael Ranch pro
dwed 106,000 pounds of wool, sold at
50 cent«.
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6RAYBILL & 6RAYBILL
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Oriental Building Belt, Mont.
Ford Building, OI Falla. Mont.
Belt Office Open
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
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