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BELT VALLEY TIMES
8. A, Kemin(ioo, Editer
$2 ■ Vmr «« Advance
(nr rtc *o Pres* A«*'«., Forfisn
VdTfriiâint R<r>reicnl«tU e
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PUBLISHED EACH THURSDAY AT BELT. MONT., BY S. A REMINGTON
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Among Our Neighbors
Brief Items of Personal Interest Gath
ered by The Times Efficient
Corps of Correspondents
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NEIHART NEWS
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Miss Murilla Adams who
fwm Chicago recently, was the guest
of honor at a party Sunday evening
2- * s?jr£:
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J. C. Jackman. Bridge was played
until midnight. Very attractive prix
es were given to the winners.
Gladys and Marcus I^dbetter. A
licious lunch was served at mid : night
which consisted of pimento samiwich-,
es. chicken salad, cakes and
The rest of the evening was spent
in dancing. Those present were
Misses Murilla Adams, Florence Bar
ker, Gladys Ledbetter, Aileeen Barker
Mary Fmncis Bailey, Dolly Martin,
1/ouise Adams and the Messrs. Hugh
Seeley, Ralph Am wine, George Biend,
Bob Riley, Mark Ledbetter, Russel
Stewart and I. C. Mitchell. Mis»
Adams will leave for Chicago this
Mr. D. L. 8. Barker was in Greek
Falls this week on business..
Mias Marion Gilchrist of Great
Falls la the guest of Häas Frits Wal
ker at camp "Pinehurat."
A réoord fish was caught in Sheep
creek last week by Lou Angert
the local drug store. The fish a rain,
bow trout, was 18 inches long and
weighed 2 popnds and 2 ounces.
Mrs. Haggerty and Miss Frances
Haggerty of Great Fall* were up lot
the dance Saturday evening.
David Ledbetter, Deputy Sheriff,
motored to Great Falls on business
last week.
Mr
' a %*■ u *
Thoa. Westgard, Miss Harriet and
Blak« and Sherman Westgard were
up from Great Falls for the dance
Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bridgeman
spent the week here at the home
Mrs. Bridgeman 's mother, Mrs. Chas.
Swanson.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Wright
business visitors in Great Falls dur
tag the week.
Mrs. Art Walker and sons returned
from Great Falls after a week's visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Hansen there.
Mr. Law of Ore« Falls was a busi
ness visitor here this week.
Mr and Mrs. T. F. Hogg
have returned from
Mr. Hogg attended summer
■ww«. Mr. Hogg will resume hl»
teaching here in September.
Carl Sehenck and Angus McDonald
returned from Great Fells hurt week
where they attended as delegates
meeting of the L O. O F.
wer»
chti
Mr. and Mrs. Ledbetter went to
Grs« Falls lost week.
Dr. and Mrs. Breese and sons re
turned from Yellowstone Nations)
this weak.
Mr. and Mre. John Nlsala
daughters, the Misses Aili, Sylvia and
Nellie, of the Silver Dyke will leave
soon for Sand Coulee where Miss All
«tonds high school. Mr. Nlsala is
a shift hoes at the Silver Dyke. Mrs.
Gas Kongos will take over Mrs. Ni
sola's interest in the boarding house
at the Dyke.
Mrs. L. A. Grunt went to Gres'.
Fall# Tuesday accompanied by her
end sister who have been vis
«teg her « the Dyke.
The main attraction of the dance
given lost Saturday evening by the
„ *
CoUertaa. was a prtae waits ta which
M*. and Mm. Leonard Ledbetter took
a box of
e*»dy. This dance was the last of
the reason given by that orchertra but
they will play next Saturday night
for a Grand Ball given under the
will be served by sister Ite~
Tkkete fl. 10 . Const and
*• Una asd Jeanette May
«Sd Mr». Dave Thomas came up
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to.attend the daoos
Ud for
rnâmërnm ft mSm Cftrtow
Highway
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Geo. Longmire, Curt Nebel. Earl
J. S. Webber and son of Helena
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j ford for a vjsit his f ftther j e88e
K „ enjo the day ^ him .
«' c . * -
•»" motorrf d»™ from the road
ntaM i av *
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j Fred Haney who with his mother
; Mrs. W*n. 1. Haney and brother Oliver
w bo are enjoying an outing at Log
8>ng creek visited with Mr. and Mrs.
coffee.|H. 8. Haney Thursday on his return^
fo bis home at Great Falls,
the
Hearst and John Pesola were visit
ors in town Saturday from Barker.
Victor Wilkins was over from Stan
Jas. 0'Flynn Deputy Sheriff of
Great Falls was a business visitor
here Friday going on to Neihart thaï
evening to attend other matters.
Miss Anna Seha of Belt came up
Sunday for a short visit with her sis
ter Mrs. George Hubber.
j
,Mt w ^ k b * th * wm *° n ioads to **»
Strain ranch for the construction of
Building material was being hauled
iPsppin and son have the contract,
' were here Monday on their way to
a large modem bam. The excavation
for the basement is now being made.
j Barker to look aftr their interest in
a band of sheep they have on sum
mcr pMt an near there,
Roy Thorson and Dr, Brick hav*
been busy the past week cutting and
dragging logs and placing them for
8 new wa *° n brid 8<? over Belt creek
Bricks addition. This will mean a
great deal 1» alf property owners on
, that side as they have been compelled
to leave their automobiles on this side
! of the stream there being only a foot
I
'bridge over previously.
Mrs. Harriet Carrier and Mr*. I. N.
j Walker with several nurses have
charge of Strain's recreation camp
! this w *® k for the oot1n F of under
weights. They expect about forty
children to enjoy the vacation.
Mrs. Win, C. Coffman and children
visited with Mrs. M. Cltndennin at
her cabin Saturday.
W. R. George left for Great Falls
Monday where he will spend the week
looking after business interests there.
Mrs. Murphy and sop who have a
cabin « Neihart spent several days
wee k visiting Mrs. V. Red
Misses Irma and Leoni lia Hibbing
left la« Wednesday for their home
« Long Prairie, Minn, after a visit
of two weeks spent here with theii
sister Mrs. L. P. Thomqoist.
Thou. Thorson Sr. of HughesviUe
was an overnight visitor at die home
of his son Roy Thorson last Friday.
The dance given here Saturday wna
proven a great success. The next will
be given Saturday September 5th.
- Mrs. Homer Thomas and Mrs. Q.
Camp were down from Belt Park
Monday.
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Î Great Falls,
Montana £
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OT. Faite, Mont.
at on Interim
to Tire* «sd Tubes
Satisfaction Gaareatmd
TV>£E FOR SAL*
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UNO APPLICATION NO.
U. S. .Land Office, Great Falla,
t-Montana, August 17, 1926.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th*.
Carpenter Creek Mining Co., by D. L
Hayes, its Attomey-in-fact, of Nei
I hart. Montana, has made application
* r h. Pit.Iter am! BlotterrFalls.
No. 2 Quartz Lode Mining Claim,
survey No. 10333. in unsurveyed T
14 N.. B. 8 E. M. P. M., in Noihart
(unorganised) Mining District, Caa
jeade County. Montana, described
: follows;
as
BLOTTER LODE Beginning at Cm.
No. 1 from which U. S. L. Monument
No,3692 bears S. 18 degrees 33 min
ntos E. 2694.2 ft., thence N. 2« de
j grees 2 minutes W. 636.96 ft. to Cor.
No. 2 thence S. 51 degrees 56 minutes
W. 966.4 ft. to Corner No. 3,/thence
5. 61 degrees 40 minutes W. 420 ft
to Corner No. 4, thence S. 26 degree»
îîf f «» ,c
6. thence N. 52 degrees 34 minutes
E. 1381.98 ft. to the point of begin
ning.
-«« s *>'■ -* «.
"»■ 1 Blotter L " d '' •"*
then«» N. 26 degrees 02 minutes W
1636.96 ft. to comer. No. 2. thence N.
?6 de?m!8 E 664 ft to corner No> 8
BLOTTER NO. 2 LODE: Begin
■ _ . .1
03 m,nute8 w - 606 -S <t. to the point
of beginning. There is expressly ex
eluded from this survey all that per
tlon of the ground In conflict with
survey No. 10328. .XX ; (Doable X);
Lode, amounting to 2.141 acres and
Survey No. 10009, Alice No. 1 and!
Alice No. 2 Lodes, amounting to.
0.016 acres: leaving 14.299 «re. ofi
B otter Lode claimed and 7.078 wore.
Blotter Lode No.Jclaimed. Loortlon
notices are recorded in Book 8 o i
Locations at pages 60 and 61, records
of Meagher County, and in Vol
ume 5 of Quarts Locations of
Meagher County Transcribes at fteges
563 and 664, in the office of the Coun
ty Clerk and Recorder of Cascade
County. Notice of application for pa
tent was posted on the premises on
the 6th day of August, 1928. Ad
joining claims are as follows: On
the S. Sur. No. 10328. XX (Double X)
Lode; on the E. Sur. No. 10009. X
Emma; on the NE. Sur. No, lOOdl
Alice No. 1 and Alice No. 2 Lodes *
on the N. Sur. No, 4227 Poster Lod* t
All acreage in conflict with Sur, No.i*
8794. Whippoorwill Lode, and all ac j
reage in conflict with Sur. No. 8796
Uncle George Lode, is claimed in this
application.
thence N <k ^ reea 10 minate , £
■ g613 to cornar jq Q 4 t h e nce 8.
^ degreeg 02 m i nutes E. 6X6.18 fu
corner No g g u
W. E. BENNETT,
Register
(First Pubication August 20, 1925.)
We are very anxious that you come
to oar church and renew and strength
en your relationship with God.
4 us.
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Summer tourist tickets at greatly reduced
rates will be on sale daily at this station.
To Eastern Points
On sale May 22nd to September 16th
to Minneapolis-St. Paul, Duluth, Superior.
Chicago, Sioux City, Omaha, Kansas City, St.
Louis and Eastern destinations. Final re
turn limit October 31st.
To the Pacific Northwest
Alaska or California
On sale May 16th to September 30th and
June 1st to September 16th depending on
destination. Final return limit October Slat.
<V
a ■ -w:. •. - t
To Glacier National Park
On sale June 1st to September 16th.
For additional tafersaatiaa, Hik u tUj
etc-, eail ea, telephone.
N. H. Nelson, Belt, Montana
Phone 58
L.
Helena Montana
Great Northern Ry.
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SHKRlPr* SALS ON 1MCB8I
OF FORECLOSURE
In the District Court of the Eighth
Judicial District of the State of Mon
tana, in and for the County ôf Cas
cade.
h J. P. Rigler, as Receiver of Th
Commercial National Bank of G re«
Montana, a corporation, Plata
tiff,
—vs—
Harvey Nulliaer, also knows
Harvey Nulliagwr, and Jeanie Y. Nal
liner also known as Joanio Y. NaWa
ger. Defendants.
Under and by virtue of the decree
in the above entitled case the Sheriff
of said County will sell at Sheriff's
sale on MONDAY the 31st day ofj
AUGUST, 1926, at 2:00 o'clock P. M
of *aid day at the West door of tha
CoiK»- House in Great Falls, Cascade
County, Montana, all the right, title,
claim and interest of the above named
defendants in and to the folkswing
described property, to-wit:
Lot numbered Twenty-six (26) in
Block Numbered Twelve (12), Or
iginal Townsite of Belt, according
to the official map or plat there
of, on file in the office of the
County Clerk and Recorder of
tenances, easements, water and
Cascade County. Montana, to
Cascade County. Montana, to
gether with the hereditaments
and all and singular the tene
merits, hereditaments and appur
a „ other ri * htB belonging or In
anywige thereto and
pv part and thereof.
Dated , t Grm% Faiu# Montana, this
3rd day o£ Au|ru3t> 1926 .
T j NORTON
Sheriff of Cascade County
By JAS. B. O'FLYNN,
Un d»r sheriff .
{Firgt p^ licMtion Awpiat g. 1928)
(Last PubHcation August 27.)
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S. R. Doyle, Cashier of the Pint
National Bank was in Belt yesterday
during Misa Yurko's absence. *
—
DR. A. M. MAC ALLEY
Physician A Sorgeoa
Offices
714-716 First Nat. Bank Bldg.
Phone 4274 Great Falla
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BELT MEAT MARKET *
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Belt
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BllSlUßSS H63Cf6fS
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Advertfecn.t-nto onder^itai» beading
Trti Cents per line for each imertion
I
ROOM for rent furnished for school
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children. See Mrs. Eric Miller, 3rd
Ave. South. ——|f.
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FOR SALE House, lot and range.
Inquire of C. W. Walters, City.
FOR SALE—Typewriter Paper in Le
gal and Regular sizes. Second sheets,
Butter wrappers. At Times Office.
imc
^ | y £ |\ 1 1 A I K ^
FOR SALE—Piano and Electric
Range. See George Merkle, Belt. •
Water Backs, Water Fronts and
Furnace Repairs of All Kinds.
Wholesale and Retail
Great Falls Stove Repair Works
700 Central Avenue
Phone 4344
1
(LEO C.)
(F. L.)
GRÂYBILL & 6RXYBILL
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Oriental Building, Belt, Mont
Ford Building, Gt. Falls, Mont.
Belt Office Open
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Paul F. Gulden
INSURANCE
I handle all kinda. Fire, Hail,
Life and Accident Only the beat
companies.
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old doc bird says
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Por-e
food l dont'
'Preserved
peaches M
Have You a Suspicion
—th« year shoes ought to give yoa
wear? We guarantee to pat
them in first doss shape with ear
Expert Repair Work
AH we need is a chance to prove oav
statement. Bring '
in!
Louis Mitcheil
AT THE BRIDGE
♦
Dr. J. S. Stewart
0ENTISI
PERMANENTLY LOCATED
OVRR STATE BANK
4<
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The Pioneer Garage
'. p™»
for our patrons
GASOLINE, OILS AND SUPPLIES
Free Air aad Water
Only the best is good. 1
Cl
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mumnD
—the finest clothes .. cus
tom . tailored to order ..
absolute insurance of per
fect fit, correct style and
good wear. Fine, pure
woolens, tailored and
guaranteed to please or
money back—by
Qarden City
Tailoring Company
Priced
$22 and up
VtMuW Exclusively by
G. L. Crane
Armington, Mont.
W. H. GEORGE
FUNERAL CHAPEL
Extra Service Without
A d d i t i 0 n al Charge
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Day and Night
PHONE 4285
GREAT FALLS, MONTANA
DR.HOSSBEIN
OPTICIAN
Send Your Broken Glasses
to Me for Repairing
The Man Who Grinds Your
Lenses While You Walt
Stanton Bank Building
Great Falls, Montana
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9
« BELT ELECTRIC
SERVICE STATION
John Poland, Prop.
Battery, Generator
and Starter
Auto
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THE DBUTCHMAN*S
DAIRY
TRY US FOR QUALITY
AND SERVICE
Cream Delivered Wbea Ordered
M. G. ROEBEN, Proprietor
BOX 2S4. BELT
f
Dr. J. W. Qraybeai
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
First Clan X-Ray
Equipment
sar
Boors: 10 to 12, 2 to 4
7 to 8
BELT. MONTANA

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