Belt Valley times. [volume], August 27, 1925, Page Page Eight, Image 8

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

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REAL BARGAINS
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1 Woven Wire Spring:.
2 Woven Wire Springs % Size .
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2 Rocking Chairs ....
1 Dining Room Chair
3 Kitchen Chairs .
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For They Are Real Bargains
Th g Warde-Van Dike Go.
Belt, Montana
The Price Is Right at Van 's
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CORN AND LIVESTOCK SHOW
The first sack of sugar manufae
tured at the new Chinook sugar fac
tory will be one of the features of an
educational sugar display to be staged
North Central Montana Com and Livs
atock show at Great Falla, October 8-,
10. Other interesting exhibits and
a full list of awards in all classes
by the Utah-Idaho Sugar Company In
connection with the third annual
are outlined in the attractive prem
ium lists just issued. Copies may
be had oh application to L. E. Jones,
Secretary, Great Falls, Montana or
to any county agent in the north
«entrai district
Growers in Cascade, Teton, Cho
teau, Pondera, Judith Basin and the
northern part of Lewis and Clark
-county will compete for awards
amounting to »1000 and plans are
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A mud wallow, whose fetid
breath and contaminated water
are a menace to health,a burden
to the eye and precursors of
poverty.
A mountain stream from snow
fed springs, a source of health,
happiness and prosperity to the
thousands who dwelt in the val
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ARE YOU HELPING TO MAKE BELT GREEK CLEAR AGAlW
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being made to house the greatest ag
ricultural exhibit ever held in the
north central district
club fair will be held along with com
and livestock show and all club mem
hem in the counties named will be
elegible to compete.
The ninth annuul boys' and girls
^mpetent judges will handle tU
f ,bbons * n *•' classes and the last
da * o1 lhe " how wl11 08 featured by
a bl * ****** mooting at which *d
dresses will be given by noted agri
cultural speakers.
Great Northern prepares for big
geet wheat shipments in its history.
Lewistown—California Co. secure»
large oil acreage and will drill near
Wjnnecook.
Shelby— »75,000 raised for local
beak capital, and »25,000 moue to be
added..
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I Mrs. Chu. McGibbon and chifabwn
who have spent the past aeqprml —f.
visiting relative« at . Coear de
en route to her bogie at Neihart lititea
hor brother £. 8. ToOiver and IurB|
here for a few day« last weak.
Mr and Mrs. M. C. Hartlag ra tmn
ed from Great Falla whore
tended the fanerai of Mr. Hartley's
•her Mr*. C. Lake wfaoee death ee
! cored from injuries received la fatting
from an automobile a week p rev iou s
to her death.
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f Attorney Leo C. GreyWIJ was «
b usine*« visitor here Wednesday of
, last week.
John Petto of Raynesford wag a
I visitor here Friday on hi« way to and
from Hughes ville where he spent the
greater pert of the day.
; Grace Hanson returned to her home
here Friday from Dillon where she
attended the summer session at the
State Normal. «.Grace will teach the
Nason school this winter. .
George Harper and family wht
were spending a few day» at their
cabin returned to their home in Great
Palis Friday.
Mias Edith Long, A««t. Supt. of the
Deaconess hospital at Great FaUa is
spending some time here at their cab
in "Kill Kare."
Hr. and Mrs. 0. D. Harlock arrived
here Thursday ho make arrangements
* or living quarters for the winter. Mi
Harlock will be in charge of the
Rocky Mountain Elevator here. Com
mg from Stockett where he has beer.
employed.
Harley Denny who with Mrs. Denny
were enjoying several days visit at
the Chaa. Beckstrom home at Ray
resford visited Monarch iast Thürs
day He waa accompanied by Le
Vem ^ Lulian w - ho vie}ted
brjefly their Ma icolm Hart
ley.
Mrs.M Peterson of Kansas City was
here last week visiting her brother
Albert Brunk. * j
Chaa. Fitzpatrick was a brief visit
or to Neihart Monday.
Mias Clara Christiaen was a visitor
in Monarch Tueuday.
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Harlem—District will purchase
Montana Power service for irrigation
pumping.
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Cooperation means mutual help. It always results Up benefits.
It constitutes a power of good. It means profit and accomplishment.
The welfare and growth of Belt depends upon co-operation.
The merchants of Belt have established themselves and invested their money
here and constitute a powerful factor for the growth and betterment of the town.
But they need your co-operation expressed in patronage.
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When you send your money outside of Beit it cannot be spent by the merchants %
to help build the community.
When You Spend Your Money Here You
Co-operate , All Benefit
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McCONKEY MERCANTILE CO.
BELT FARMERS MILL & ELEVATOR
COMPANY
BELT HARDWARE CO.
N. H. BROWNING
NEW DRUG CO.
THE WARDE-VAN DIKE CO.
E. H. SUNDERMRIR
Jeweler and Optician
THE PIONEER GARAGE
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THE NEIHART LUMBER CO. •
CASH MEAT MARKET
D. Colgan, prop.
A. N. PRATHER
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HAMMENT BROTHERS
F VRMERS & MINERS STATE BANK
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ANDREW VELEBIR
CHAS. H. DAHL
IT PAYS TO BUY IN BELT!!!
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