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■* " - *■ V' ——■> KEEP = | r j pi I wag FLIES ' J Mr. House Fly will soon be sneaking in through the doors and windows. ^ ' y. . L __ 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 55 As You Like It Ask for your favorite brand . of tobacco, cigars or cigarettes. WE HAVE THEM f A fine assortment of candies from a two-pound box with which to placate your wife or sweetheart to a five-cent bar for yourself. ! 0. t Billiard and Pool Tables in Excell ent Condition . ' 6 . ' A. N. Prather Proprietor = — — Ü I ♦_ — ASS - , * * ■ Your Check Your check in payment of obligation* or in mak ing purchase* i* your certificate of membership in the huge circle of people who do business in a businesslike way: Other people prefer to receive your check in ' doing business, for a check is the most easily handled form of cash. Start paying by check today. It's the conven ient, proper way. Farmers & Miners State Bank L1 .4 * 1 Local Items of Belt and Vicinity -— ... I Louis Clergy is considerably iroprov I ed this week from the illness which 1 has kept him in bed for two weeks it is. thought that with other compti-; caions he had a slight case of pneu moaia. ■ - ■ Mrs. Maud Appleyard is home from Dillon where she took a special course this summer. Her name is found In the honor roll of students. She will leave for Cascade soon where she will teach in the Junior High School de partment. ~~ e ' . . , , ,, iday «8«*tmg m stock shipments and j drove home a fine bunch of yearling», i J. W. Leland and B. F. Burfening Norman Parker was in town Tues - B ^ B , the forest ranger of Logging creek j were accompamcd to Tenderfoot j creek by W. C. Blomquist the last of the week Mr. Blomquist returned the next day but left his companion. there to enjoy the fishing. The over from Logging creek was made on horseback. ' Earl Healey made a business trip to the Geyser section yesterday. He was accompanied by G. W. Stoffe» and W. C. Blomquist. Numerous prairie Tire» have occur ed the paat week. Two of these oh Otter creek have destroyed much range, a small amount of grain and have caused the farmen a lot of heavy work keeping the damage from assuming large proportions, Tb« first fire burned over several hundred acres in the neighborhood of the An drew Kivi ranch and the fire Tues day gave Marry end Homer Arm strong a lot of trouble. A fire start ed in the Tiger Butte country at the Mrs. Porter ranch burned over seven ty five acres and a few feet of a grain field. The of the men in that section were assist ing in fighting It. The later »ras un questionably a cigarette fire. John Sweeney bad to stop thresh. crop yesterday afternoon. This wheat | had been heeded. stopped within The Gillette threshing rig is work- f ing in th (-neighborhood of Waltham. Byron was in town Tuesday night and j reported that crops in that section are averaging about 20 bushels although ] some is going higher. A rack driven too close to the big belt got tangled I up with it and ruined it necessitating i the purchase of another. They are ' continuing »wish »rith the patched up affair while the new one is coming. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Joscelyn Jr. drove through to Great Falla yester day . Mat Urich, Joe Hendrick and John Yaklich »»ere seen in Belt this week. The Knights of Pythia» are an nouncing another es at the K. P. ha the 29th. Mable and Martha Atkinson have ^gltoir social danc fTon Saturday night sister, Mr». Leon McConkey. Tony Falter, well known business man of Neihart »ras a welcome visit or at the Times Office yesterday. On Saturday night hr will show at the Lyric Theatre in Neihart the Gloria S»ran»on picture, "Bluebeard» Eighth Wife." Threshermen's books on sale at the Times Office. Herman Taki «ras transacting busi in Belt yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Erasmus Nelson wer»! shopping in Belt stores Wednesday Lena McCoy »ras a Belt visitor yes-, titoday. i Mrs G, W. Stufe! and Bernice vi» Red in Great Falls from Friday to| G. W. Stuff el, Jr. who has been spending part of his vacation with Red Me Anally was brought home Monday quite ill aa the rsault of eat ing too many cbohecherric* He want* to go back right a»ray because he has a trout in the horsetroogh at the ranch and he i» afraid that some of the varmints in this sei tion »rill may get to the trout first. Jack Poland has turned his old re liable Chevrolet into a truekand is still doing business at the old stand. Saturday. C. E- Ritey. well kno»rn in Belt ■hank- is in town again having accepted a position in the Pio with H. Morrow. Mi. no introduction to Bek people who will remember him as e former m«ehar»ic at ike Ford Garage mtd ftenrey were in Jim Nader aad mm of Lower Belt Tuesday eve. has udt yet •Hteee be aoeom^mrd a ! O.MING: Modem machinery for Manchester's cleaning and pressing es tnhlishment. This will be installed within two weefa^|| Sheriff Kelly of Judith Basin coun-1 adv. ty was in Bolt yesterday on official business. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Armstrong and family were shopping here Wednes day. fc nt 'f trip to Belt yesterday, Miss Pauline Yurko, assistant-cash ier of the First National Bank and Mrs. Paul Zemanek made a short bus ir ..... trip to Great FaUa yes terday, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Disher made C E. Rose of Neihart was in Bell I Monday. He reporta the sale of his mcat nlark#t , t Neihart to Mr , W * r . rin>f *, n Mr Warrinfton is tere ^ ^ uke chw imme diately. News has been received of the mar riaWf of Mary Pattsner to p, H . p,*. triply of Seward| Aluaka at ^ p^. Th( , i etter co^yj^ ^ in fo im8 tlon gives no further word about Mr. Pet ersan. Everyone feels slighted. Mary should have told us all about him. Leonard Ledbetter and wife of Nei hart are visiting at the home of Oecat Junkemeier. Mr. Ledbetter is a UAo type operator and has just come from Moorhead, Minn, where he has been employed. He is the son of Deputy Sheriff Ledbetter of Neihart. Mr. and Mrs. Leon McConkey and family of Warrick have arrived for the winter. Mr. McConkey »rill re sume his former place in the store. Soon after the first of the month Joe Morris »rill uke his first vaca tion in five yean. He will go to the ranch in the Bear Parra end grow fa« riding buxserd-heada, Cattle and riding fence. Born on Wednesday the 19th to Mr. and Mrs. H. Thompson a daughter. J Tom ssys that he now has two hired, men and his »rife will have two cooks 1 to help them. On Monday at Geraldine the Rosa ad. Loss $50,000. rounding-up The B>K Fqur went on a fishing ex- 1 Wednesday. They said they wnaW 5 return on Wednesday but arc not expected. The reason why they Î expected is because they took ^ ver * Rn ^ touring car when they "bould have taken a five-ton. truck. ' Thi- °P <nion ""F y°« r approval * len y° Q understand that the Big oar consists of Red Prather, Ole Gulden and Ed. Sunder meter. They went to the Diverskm Dam. What show »rill a poor fish have against an aggregation like that? L METHODIST CHURCH NOTES Harry T. 6tong, pastor. •Maming worship at 11 o'clock. Ssr n4»n by the pastor. Subject, The Sanc tuary as a Pillar of the Nation. This win bo a big day in our church. T^e sacrament of the Lord's supper, wtil be administered. Those desiring to unite in fellowship »rith the church ; »»ill be recei»*ed. Sacrifices »rill bei made by way of bringing in ail the! money pledged for the year, and by, making other special contribution» so our obligations. Every | member and friend of the church are earnestly urged to be present for this *. Evening service at 8 o'clock. The meeting will consist of a song service, a trip through Glacier National Park ' (by movie) and a sermon by the pas tor. Official board meeting Sunday night after regular sendee, Prayer meeting Thursday evening at g o'clock. Sunday school at 10 o'clock, The Kpwwrth League »rill have a "pot tack" supper Sunday evening at g o'clock Bring something, anything f rom »trawberrte» to saur kraut, but whether you bring anything sure and i i or not, be come. Regular League devotions! meeting at 7 o'clock. "A house is where the human being Ms his most intimste relationship»; the house of God is the place when. the human being has his most Inti mate relatiotisliips »rith God." Bips WANTED _trustees of School District No. 57 Belt, Montana »rill receive seated bids for furnishing and delivering • tons of lump coal to the achoolhouae* also 2 ategte cords of wood split ready sand cteanb« rieten» and haul for ing water for school year. Bids must be to bands of clerk at « p- at, August 2®, 192ft imp« Hrt it dart Ote Ne. » NIFTY DRESSERS 00 '.VSA ; Find Satisfaction In Scotch Woolen Mills Suits Serviceable—Inexpensive—Classy $ 25.00 *f~ : v ■ TO $ 29 . 50 . Hamment Brothers -SHOES AND FURNISHINGS ar Further By order of the Meyer and CHy Council, Sunday school t o'eieek p. as. First Mass 8 o'clock a. as. $8 RBWAED $5 bieh at say place within the CHy Lia Ha is hereby prohibited, except where written permission is first secured from Mayer er Clash, tft reward arid pi dami Lee C Grey MU. CHy Clark. » ST. MASK'S CATHOLIC CHUM High Maas 10:80 A. M. Benediction 7:80 P. M. ~ AT DAHLS In connection with the Royal Tailors line of auita, made to order, we have secured the line of The Chicago Woolen Mills samples considered the best line at a uniform price of $32.60 for full suit- Over two hundred samples to se lect from. H Come in and Look the Line over -WALK TO DAHL'S AND SAVB DOLLARS T m iiiiiMiiiiiiniiitttttiiiliii — The Fixit Shop 1 ! E. J. MARQUARDT, Prop. The Only Place In Town Where You Can Buy Sunburst Powerized Gasolene THE GASOLINE WITH PEP If you have a favorite tire aalt for it. we handle «even of the leading varieties. Champion, A. C. Sparkplug*—Ajax Tubes When your car needs repairing we will give you our candid opinion based upon years of experience. - COLGAN'S GISH MEAT MARKET sc n> .10c lb .11c 1b Beef, by front ........ Beef, by side .. Veal Sides. Veal Fronts Bacon . 9c lb , .35c lb i-i f£. □ ' Morrell '« Pride Skinned Ham* Sfe p«* j Weiners Bologna Ham Bologna 22 l-2c ■ jét&è # D. HON8KT WEIGHT » 7 W Harvey A. Anderson of Bonner am» in'town Monday and Tuesday to look after his rach interests on Willow creek. He was one of those who grub staked Luoma, Andrew Kiri, Louis Denn and others »»hen they located and patented the claims an Yoga Safety. Several of the origins) own er» ere NOTICE After September First our herber •hope will close at ft p m, exc ep t on Saturdays p. m. they »rill dose it Ubei Landry Gal Bharrard 1