KEEP I I Out the V FLIES Mr. House Fly will soon be sneaking in through the doors and windows. : 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 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 candies from a two-pound box with , which to placate your wife or' sweetheart to a five-dent bar for yourself. i 1 I V - Billiard and Pool Tables in Excell ent Condition . ! BARNEY'S A. N. Prather ^Proprietor uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiititiliHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiitiiiiu -z 99 Enclosed Find Check a f Three pleasant words with a deep meaning. They mean that the sender is one who knows how to do business ; who has a bank account and who, therefore, is likely to have a göod credit rat ing and whose business ia a reliable going concern. Pay by check. It's the modern way to do busi ness and to meet your obligations. Open an ac count today. ——— i Farmers & Miners State Bank I r s s I S - — s ntimtN Local Items of Belt and Vicinity I Cleaning and Pressing neatly don«. Mrs. Geo. Larkin, Belt, Montana. One Mass only at St. Mark's Ca Deputy Sheriff King is the piwoo possessor of a new Chevrolet «■ who u «■ 'l"" wiU *** *** Wednesday for Kansas where he will visit his mother who is 86 years old and whom he ha. no tseen for seven years. He will also visit a brother in Oklahoma who engaged in the newspaper business 1 Win, Yamell, insurance man well known for many years in this sec to A meeting of the agents of the insur «nee company for which he is workl in-Js the ultimate object of the trip This will be held in Denver. Charles Beckstroni of Kibbey made « trip from Great Palls to Stanford yesterday and intended to return Raynesford on the afternoon train, The tram did not stop at our sister town and Charlie continued his jour a to Belt where he had a 25 min. «te» wait for 238 which took him back to Raynesford. He reports that the: Kibbey section had a fine rain two weeks ago which caused their grain l to fill in an unxpectedly fine manner. They are beginnig to barest and will have a fair crop. i Mrs. S. A. Remington and the girls are taking a two weeks vacation oh Highwood creek camping. Thc schoo j ha8 decided teir idown a „ a „ the o|d buildinK8 on ^ ^ betw#|) ^ aud itorium and store and w j|| erect a neat - ame manueij 8hop Wh of ^ of ^ 0 ld build ings as may be salvaged. The new structure will be 24 feet by 40 feet one story on concrete foundation and will be painted the same color as the auditorium. Janitors Johnson and Jeffries are already engaged with .Evert Auren and Arvid Hauskama J" tearing down the old buildmgt. ;, The current iMUe of * nd XTZZ" ancy For ^ ^ year or more , Lu Bemis has had command of the marine detachment of the U. S. 8. Cleveland of the special service squadron cruls ing in Central American waters. His ship recently returned to New York for refitting and Lt Bemis will prob ably be on duty at that port for a couple of months. _| i The county commissioners through their road crew have done a fine job! on the lower Belt road for which a„ a community wo should be duly ap -1 preciative. The Indians would no longer recognise the old trail. Cor nets have been cut, old familiar rucks have disappeared and in their place is a wide road bed, not with high crown in the center but in gently rounded style well ditched at the sida for drainage. A succeaion of rains for packing purposes is ail that is needed to put the road in eotcellem shape. W, V. James of Red Coulee was in town on business Tuesday. # Stanley Goo has been having trouble with some new grain harvest l«g machinery but now has the righi parts. He will have a fuir crop. ' Arthur McCafforty made a buainea trip to Belt Tuesday. Junior Staffel is still Red McNally's | right hand man on the Little Beltj farm. Mrs. A. L. Wiiuton hue been out at the Dolin ranch nel during threshing. She also visited the Guy Winston family. They are ■ planning on moving to Great Falls at once. ping her mother : Messrs. F orgue and Graham and | their families who have been visiting; at the M J. Seneca) home for a: month left Tuesday for Los Angeles via Yellowstone National Park. Ed Landry and M. J. Seneca I are taking a long trip today. They are hauling a load of wood by. team to Great Falls for Joe Leveille. Mini. W. C. Blomquist is at Logging Creek this week. She has as house j guests, Mrs. E. Rector and Sarah Gee. --ÜÜÜS m J _ - A SPLEKDID LOT OF U Leather Vests \ S all leather, good wool lining—26 inches in length—Black, Brown and Smoked horsehide. -Priced To Sell Quick At is T $ 11.50 -- $ 15.00 - $ 16.50 A Flannel Shirts, regular... ... $2.50 to $5.00 •| ) R Mack a jacks. Heaviest Mackinaw cloth with knit bottom ... $10 R to Also a large assortment of men's sample un derwear at 25 per cent less than regular price I Come in and look these over before you buy elsewhere as we can save you money. V E Ham ment Brothers QUALITY GOODS AT RIGHT PRICES D There will be a picnic dinner and open ajr servie«* of the Christian church on Sunday August 18th at the old Terry ranch above Arming ton. Sund., School nt 10.30, prtoch tojrnt 11:30 .nd 2:30. In Vi tea. NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN That at a meeting of the directors of tbs Midnight Copper Mining Company held on July 25. 1925 an assesment of % cent per share was levied upon the capitol stock, of the Corporation, pay able on or before September 1st, 1926. j éSl333BBi { I . 'IT - • < j j | ; ; - ¥ M in * : ■Vu f M 5 » r » t « e t- 7 9 JL \ ! V- f ï —-• > « % mimmmg mira PURE SILK HOSIERY » If You Are Proud of Your Ankles you will especially appreciate thc cloee^lingins fit of Humming Bird Pure Silk Hosiery. Tapered by ■ gradual tightening of the stitch, from a well-roun ed calf to a narrow ankle, repeated was Kings can not impair Humming Bird's smart lines." Humming Bird't faultiest fitting foot ia also secured by an exclusive knitting process—here is no tem porary" fit produced by stretching and pressing, no sole-racking" fit produced by seaming Humming Bird's wearing qualities match their fit. Humming Bird's ultra-smart colors match any cos Newest Autumn shades now being shown. $1-50 Per Pair Our Hosiery Department features only the mem dependable brands of h os iery » a (j V i d ; . . . «î . tumc. !r I f ---- - - - BELT, MONTANA -'•■Mr, <■ 0 ■••••• * a ^ Dominic Spogen, Secretary at Belt, Montana, o_i_ I ^ Any amount upon which the aeeee ment shall remain upaid on Septom aiacton and uni payment is made before, will be sold oa October Inc. 1026, at 11 o'clock at the amrafom office In Belt, Montana, to pay the de linquent as »earnest together with the costs of advertising and expenses of sale. MIDNIGHT COPPER MINING CO. - Dominic Spogen, Secretory.