Belt Valley times. [volume], August 06, 1925, Page Page Eight, Image 8

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Low Round Trip
Fares
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Summer tourist tickets at greatly reduced
rates will be on sale daily at this station.
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To Eastern Points
On aale May 22nd to September 19th
to Minneapolis! Paul, Duluth. Superior.
Chicago, Sioux City, Omaha, Kansas City, St,
Louis and Eastern destinations. Pinal re
turn limit October Slat.
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To the Pacific Northwest
Alaska or California
On sale May 15th to September 30th and
June 1st to September 16th depending on
destination. Final return limit October 31st.
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To Glacier National Park
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* On sale June 1st to September 15th.
For additions: information, tickets, reservations,
etc., call on. telephone, telegraph pr write
N; H. Nelson, Belt. Montana
Phone 53
L. B. Woods, Asst, General Passenger Agent
Helena, Montana
Great Northern Ry.
Route of New Oriental Limited
Finest Train Between Chicago and the Pacific Northwest
Mi.. Ann. C. Mon.cy o, Gn.„ 4
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MONARCH
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Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Thornquist left
Sunday for Bozeman where they will
meet a sister from Minn, and all en
joy the rpdeo.
vocation. Grace Vineyard is enjoying
an outing with her.
Miss Genevieve Wilkins and Mr
and Mrs. D. G. Thomas came out
from Great Falls Saturday and vis
ited relatives and took in the dance.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Giea are par
ents of a son born Saturday at
"Brookside."
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Peterson with
their son Otto and daughter Rachel
and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hoffman and
daughter left Sunday for Oregon
where they expect to locate. Enroule
they will take in the rodeo at Bose
man.
Lewis Stark and Benton Power re
turned from Great Falla Sunday go
ing on to Hughesville Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Stephens and
Miss Winnie Steege motored hack to
Great Falls after a visit here at their
cottages.
M. D. Lathom was a visitor in Groat
Falls Thursday. Ha was acompanied
on his return by his wife and small
son.
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EVERYBODY WELCOME, BRING THF FAMILY
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Hcino Mai drove the stare Thurs
day during £ZSLiZZ:.
The Orphans of the St. Thomas
home at Great Falk are enjoying an
home at Great Palm are enjoying an
outing at Strains camp as guests of
Strain Bros. Last week the
over 6 years of age were here and
this week the boys are enjoying them
Next week the smaller tot»;
; Mr. and Mr.. Ed Undny wenn ,,vnn:
npper Kjbhey „ne d.y 1 m, week.
Mrs. Lucy Draker was a visitor in
Great I* alls one day last week.
Winefred, Alice and Minnie Haney
returned to their home at Great I alls
j selves,
will be entertained.
Thusday. They visited at the home
of their Aunt and Uncle during the
absence of their mother Mrs. E. J.
Haney who was called to Ontario by
the illness and death of her mother
Mrs. Barney Warner. Mrs. Warner
will be remembered by a number here
while' visiting four years ago.
Mrs. Louis Busch was shopping in
Monarch Friday.
A GIRL—A FLIVVER
Girl in a flivver,
Going tike biases,
Tickled all over at the du*t she raises
Lets go wheel,
To fumble in purse,
To take out her powder rag:
Good Night Nurse._
TRAINING COUNTS
Dentist (applying tool to his ear) !
—"Now this is going to hurt just a
little."—The Hardware Man's Idea, j
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Mr. and Mr*. R. R. Porter RMom
to Great Fall* Toreday morning on
business
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Miss Eleanor Britenstien fa the
guest of Miss Frances Walker at
Camp Pineknnt.
Mr. Hofto and son from Minot, N
D. are the guests of Dr, aad Mrs.
Jackman.
Mr. and Mrs. Spaulding from Great
Palls were here Sunday.
Miss Edith Wilson from Grant Palls
is the gosst of Miss Eleanor Seksberg.
Oscar English was up from Mon
arch on business Monday evening.
Miss Billie Babcock is here vfctting
her relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Randy
Mr*. Neihart and Miss Reteiager
Dr. and Mrs. Brefese and children
Mis# Eleanor Schenck went he Great
Palls Sunday to visit her grandmother
Mrs. A. Johnson.
Irvin.
are visiting here this week.
left Monday for Great Fall*.
Miss Winifred Cud mo re is her« to I
spend the summer months. She is
staying with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lis
Mrs. Westgard, Miss Harriet and
Master Sherman were up from Great
Falls to spend the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Kliev and child
ren and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kliev
left their camp on Sheep creek Mon
«lay and motored to their homes in
comb.
Great Falls.
Dr. and Mrs. Larson from Great
Falls motored through here Saturday,
Mr. L. Scheu, Great Falls druggi.si,
was here for a short visit Sunday. •
Mr. Butterraan's daughter ami
grandchildren were here for a short
visit Sunday.
Dr, Hosbcln, Great Tails oculist,]bersome
was here Sunday.
Mr. Herrn in Angert, Lou Angerfs
brother is h.re from
111 ** at f he home of Mr. and Mrs.
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hore°virifT ^
1 h visiting.
^ Mis8es Stc i Ia U . (J better and Iva
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girlsJ?"" - M " ^" Gordon an<r
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jCa3C 18 VISI mg a *
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! 0 M r- an( l Mrs - Aaron Johnaon left
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and McCann 5pent the ^
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Billy Smock and George Blend are
their guests.
MÄ. Murphy, son and daughter.
Misa Margaret from Great. Falls, will
live here for the remainder of the!
summer.
A farewell dinner for Mr. and Mr*.
Wm. H. Angert, who have been house
guests of Mr. and Mr*. Frank Walker
for the past month at their summer
home near here, was given Tuesday
evening, July 28, at "Forest Lodge/*
the summer cottage of Mr. and Mrs.
Alf Brown. Mrs. Brown was assisted
by her neighbors, Mrs. Irvin, Mrs.
R. E. Dickinson, Mrs. Morrison ana
Mrs. Frank Walker. Dinner was
ved at 6:30 on the specious porch
of "Forest Lodge." The table seating
28 guests was decorated with wild
flowers and places were marked with
Sandy'' Irvine
After dinner
Pine cone place cards.
acted as toastmaster,
the guests were entertained by an or
GOLD MACHINE PROVES
REVELATION
One of the most interesting: devel
'opinent* of recent times in machinery
I for the recovery of gold U the ma
chine invented by Mr. Ralph Hanaaenjg
of Great Palls who ha* attracted eon*
sulerablo interest among mining men
with bis latest invention. So high
the recovery of floor gold and free
milling ore that a whole new field ha*
been opened up which soon will be
exploited by tho s e men who recognise
unusual advantages and are quick to
grasp them
For many years the gold industry
has been losing vast for tun s s in gold
due to the hnperfect methods used In
the recov e ry of the precious metal.
According to reliable statistics the
gold output of the United Ststss Is
placed at approximately $60,000,000
while the loss of gold suffered in or
der to recover that large amount
climbs to the approximate figure of
$21,000,000 which is lost due to ira
P«*«* method* of recovery.
The machine invented by Mr. Hans
»en is known as the Centrifugal Force
Gold Amalgamator which has proved
its merits even under severe test*
made at the College of Mines in Butte
where experts in gold mining have
proved beyond the shadow of a doubt
that this unusual machine excells any
thing that has ever been put on the
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Every day sees many experienced
mining men examining the machine
which has been set up for operation
at 212 Central Avenue in Great Falls.
market for the purpose of recovering
To hear their exclamations of satis -
faction is to listen to the voice ol
experience placing its seal of appro
bation on the invention.
The machine is small in size and
can ^ packed into regions where
l.Tge machines would prove too cum
to handle under difficulties
such as lack of water, labor etc. It
quires a minimum of attention' and
care and can be operated by practic
a ](y anyone without previous exper
^ e ^ reme e " nom y of water that
ft effect. This is very important
in p . acer mining where water is at
ln P acCT mining wnere water is at
a premium .
^' re€ milling ore and flour gold
ore are handled in a most successful
manner and gold that heretofore
never was available in recovery is
now -ihr «ri.vwi with this
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The Hansen. Haug and Darby Co.
is raising money fight now to take
care of the increased demand made
for machines which they are produc
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ava.lable.
Investors are given the unique op
portunity of investing in the capital.
stock of the company which is com-!
jtemplating expansion in order to take
care of more business. One very in
teresting detail which wise investors
will note is that no machiner are sold
outright but are leased on a royalty
basis of approximately G per cent.
When the gold industry adopts the
machine, which it undoubtedly will
do shortly, the investors in the cap
ital stock stand to reap the benefit
of 6 per cent of the total gold pro*]
duction of the United States.
It is assumed that 6 per cent will
be the approximate average royalty
collected on gold which will be pro.
dueed through the Centrifugal Force
Gold Amalgamator. If one win fig
ure 6 per cent on the total amount of
gold produced in the United State*
including the $21,000,000 which le
methods , or as much thereof as one
may see fit, and divide the sum ob
tained by 800 (shares), one will be
able, in a fair way, to determine what
a $100 share will do when invested In
the capital stock of the Haussen,
Haag & Darby Company,
î The company is organized under
the tews of the State of Montana and
is capitalised at $100,000, divided in
to 1,000 shares at par value of $10e
per share. 200 of these shares will
be retained inactive in the treasury of
the corporation. 800 shares will he
distributed among the shareholders
ail voting, all dividend receiving and
OOP-assessable. No preferred stock;
in the company. Paid Advertising.
chestr* directed by W. ». Qeorgat
Wmmtggf*****■■ Mr. and Mrs. Sandy
Irvine, Mr. and Mrs. Alf Brown, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Angcrt, Mr. and Mrs.
-Frank Walker. Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Dickinson, Mr. and Mrs- Morrison, Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. George, Mrs. J. D.
McDonald, Mrs. C. E. Davis. Mrs.
Chas. Cohert of Deer Lodge, Misse*
Doris Dickenson, Anna Lou Shaeffac
of Helena, Lydia McDonald, Grant
Davis, Mina Slayton.
Angert, J. Redfern, Boyd Davis. Bud
Morrison, Fred, Robert and A1 Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. Angert left the
ig Thursday for their home in Cbl
H. (Frosty) Barker was « Imsi«—j
visitor here la»t
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John Loy was home for a few days
last week. He eocpects to be in Great
Falls until his return to school at
Bozeman this fall.
C° nn Forder recently bought the
Elmer Walter ranch and Miss Alice
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bought a place near his fathers home
on Highwood creek,
Great Falls Sunday evening.
Miss Nellie Conolly and her mother
spent Sunday with Mrs. Gdb. Ells-1
worth Mr. Ellsworth took'them to
Mrs. Harry Smith was in Highwood
Monday on business.
Miss Florence McKenzie of Greai
Falls is spending her vacation with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John
McKenzie. She plans to have a light
ing system installed in their new
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E. J. MARQUARDT, Prop.
Clack Heccoline Oil—Mobile A Oil
Sunburst Powerized Gasoline
Goodyear—Firestone—Fiske—Oldfield
Hartford—Kelly—Ajax Tubes
Champion—A C Spark Plugs
AUTO REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS
We make a specialty of doing wor k as you want it done
Paul F. Gulden
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I handle all kinds. Fire, Hail,,
Life and Accident. Only the best
companies.
CAR OWNERS
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Because of the position which the pis
tons take in the course of their travels in
the cylinders, in time the cylinders become
worn into an egg shape and the oil works
up pest them, fouling the spark plugs and
causing heating and other troubles. New
piston rings are round and it Is impossible
to fit them so that they will shut off the
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oil.
We hone these cylinder walls round
and fit them with oversize piston rings
making them just as tight as when they *
were new.
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THE COST IS SLIGHT.
The FORD GARAGE
N. H. Browning, Prop. Belt, Montana
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home.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gulden spent
Sunday on Highwood creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Walden and atm of
Great Falls were guests of Miss
Cleaver Saturday and Sunday.
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Mr. Jones has been very busy tak
| ing young ladies to Highwood foi
I binder repairs. He is trusting, that
the telephone service will not be im
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I>rove( j so jj e can continue in this
pleasant pastime.
The Camp-fire Girls have planned
| ^ to Great pa]ls for
day. This win include a trip on the
j Missouri. '
Mr. and Mrs. Alcide Fischer, Sr.
and sons spnt Sunday with Mr. an<t
Mrs. John Krebs on Belt creek.
Geo. Knight spent the week-mid at
Geyser with his parents. He went
up for a cook—the kind that works
for a salary.
Harlowtown — Construction begun
on important Big Elk highway.
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DR. A. M. MACAULEY
Physician A Surgeon
Offices
714-715 First Nat. Bank Bldg.
Phene 4274 Great Falls
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