Belt Valley times. [volume], October 22, 1925, Page Page Five, Image 5

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for every special purpose. Come in and let us tell
you the best way to do the job.
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Remember the long winter evenings when you are shut
off from the outside world.
Why be lonely and discontented when you can enjoy high
class music, speeches, church and fun at your fireaidt •
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This Bank Is Human
It is to the credit of modéra banking and banker«
that they are regarded as iron-bound, impersonal
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A strong bank Is thought of always in terms oz
safety and dependability, with none of the frailties,
and uncertainties of ordinary human existence.
Strongly entrenched as thin bank is in the best
and strictest traditions of banking procedure, it
operates as well on a basis of human understand
ing and cordial relations. Come in any business
day and get acquainted.
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Farmers & Miners
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Local Items of Belt
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Th« Knight* of Pythia* will five!
a grand Halloween Ball on Saturday
night October Slat in their hall
Beit. Sapper will be »« ree d by the
ftrenfaig classe* to Rome Economic
work in any of the following;
Pood* 1—Luncheon and sapper
cook * ry ' ----Mrs.
Pood* II—Advanced meal prépara
tion snd meat cookery
Clothing I Cotton gnrmonts for
ail occasions.
Clothing H—The wool dress.
Clothing III The silk dress.
Clothing IV—Children's clothing,
Home Crafts Unit—A course in
Ihome management.
A small fee will be charged for the
food courses.
Meeting at auditorium 7:80 October
28. See Miss Stranahan.
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Mr. and Mr*. Spogen were In Great
Falls this week to attend the fun
eral of Edwin F. Fox a relative oil
the family who died recently in Boni
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[ Chas Walters returned from a trip
Pythian Sisters. Adv. -
EVENING SEWING AND COOKING
CLASSES
an auto trip to his wife's former home
in the east and also a visit to the
Gallatin Valley. He did not find any
place where farming looks better than
to Geyser Tuesday.
Clarence Bumgarner is home from
The parties who have bought the
Peterson ranch are taking over the
property. A Mr. Stewart one of the
in the eastern part of Cascade county
interested parties will her««ftor make
his home on the ranch where they
will run cattle'for a few yean and
possibly change to sheep later. -
Mike Gonderio of Waltham, long
ago a miner in Belt was visiting to
town Wednesday. His hoys recently
returned from the mountains alter Oa
successful deer hunt.
John fiweeney is reported a* having
trouble getting his cattle back from
! the Forest reserve at the head of
j Tillinghast creek. The snow and dis
agreeable weather has been the
bothersome factor. v
1 Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Cnfoe of Arm
intgton arrived home from Iowa on
the 17th. Mrs. Crane had visited hör
people for a month at her old home
in Lansing, Iowa where she was later
i joined by Mr. Crane who had accom
panied two cars of beef to the Chicago
market. Mr. Crane found the prices
on the day he sold his cattle very
satisfactory. They report a very
j pka»«nt trip and visit.
While returning from a trip last
week to Highwiod Elmer Crockar |
j narrowly escaped a serious accident ;
Fortunately the roads were bad and
he could not drive at hi* accustomed
gait, so when the steering gear broke
and the car started on a wayward
journey the worst that happened was j
that he wound up in the ditch. Walt» :
! companion jumped
left Elmer to his fate. The owner
I °f Ä* car (hen enjoyed a good *er
mon for owning an old Ford anyway,
Baptisma) service* were conducted
at the Great Falls Christian church
! last Sunday afternoon for the new
converts of the Christian church of
Belt. Those baptized were Shizu Hir
ano, Susie Ford, Mrs. Sarah Nullines,
i Sadie Nulliner, Chester Nutifner. La
vina Nulliner, Gladys Wellington, Jay
Swett and Myrtle Nulliner. Cars
were famished by Messrs. Dawson.
Randall and Swett.
Mrs. Wm. Pilgeram was in Butte
the first of this week attending the
State Assembly of the Rebekahs.
Mr*. Spogen and Madeline were in
Great Falls last week end and attend
ed the surprise party given for Mr*.
Lochray by the Ladies of the Wo
men's Relief Corps. i
Oscar English drove through Belt
today on his way hone from Great
Palls where he had gone to attend
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the meeting of the B. C. V. P. A. t
ST. MARK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Sunday school t o'clock p. at.
First Moss 8 o'clock a. m
High Mass 10:30 A. M.
Benediction 7:30 P. M.
Wbca in Greet Fells eat at th<
Lunch
A GOOD PLACE TO EAT
The Beet «f Service
iee Begia, Prep. —214 Central
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01« Johnson «-a* in town Wed nee -
day'with g four hone team after a
In lood of coal.
Watch for the K. P. Dance to their
h*!l on Halloween night. Adv.
Emil Maki was to from Willow
creek yesterday John K. Nelson, Pet
er Darko and John Saal were also
transacting business here,
& ^ Mn Walter Cooper and
Mr*. Jim Cooper drove to from their
| owe r ranch yesterday.
Springer and daaghtar Myrtl e
0 f Palls visited to Belt Wednas
day.
Martha Atkinson isteiaed to une I
jfrom the Deaconess hospital Sunday.
Mrs. Byron Gillette was called to
| her home in Anaconda by the serious
i illness of her mother.
• Stanley Goo of Wayne is reported
( seriously ill at his home of pneumonia
M r. and Mrs. Ed Brodie, Esther
• Johnson and Lester Brodie drove to 1
Great p a u B Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fluhr made a
business trip to Great Falls Tuesday.
Word received from the Sweat fam
n y w ho left a week ago by auto for
Michigan is to the effect that they
I had arrived saftely in St. Paul.
j Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blomquiat,
Miss Schuler and E. H. Sundermeier
motored to Great Falls Saturday.
John Van Dike of «he Wurde Van
Dike store returned home Sunday
1 from an eastern trip on which he
bought his winter and spring stock
and had a fine visit with his mother.
G. W. Staffel snd J. W- Le land
made « business trip to Great Falls
on Wednesday,
O. P. Lloyd of Great Falls was a
business visitor in Belt Wednesday
John Crowe and son Carl were buy
ing supplie« to town yesterday
Palls Monday,
id wer» in Belt yesterday,
' Homer Atkinson visited his family
in Belt yesterday.
Dr. Macauley made a visit to Lewis
Clergy Sunday. Mr. Cleigy is still
confined to his bed,
Wallace Atkinson visited Great
I conard Severson and George Kos
Dave Bodkins blew in Wednesday j
tty enjoy the society of his lodge bro- i
there
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METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
Harry T. Stong, pastor.
You are invited to our good fellow
ship Church Party which will be giv
en this Friday evening, beginning at
eight o'clock, in the high school aud
itorium. A varied program, repre
senting all departments of the church
will include games, music, readings,]
a pageant, moving pictures—a good;
two reel gang comedy, and refresh
ment*.
Morning worship at 11 o'clock. This
Sunday will be observed as Harvest
Home day.
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Everyone attending Is !
asked to bring something to display, J
grain, fruit or vegetables. The gifts I
will go to Montons Deaconess Hos
pital at Great Falls. The sermon of
the morning will be by the pastor
and will be specially for the old folk*
whom we earnestly invite to this ser
vice,
Evening service at 7:80.
Prayer Service Thursday evening *t
7:30.
Choir rehearsal Saturday evening.
. Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
Epworth League devotibnal meet
ling at 6:30.
The scripture says that all power
in heaven and on earth has been give*.
h> Christ. He conld if he chose force
all nations to his feet. But he choos
es to exercise his power through will
ing disciples. Ours is s great trust
and a wonderful commission. Are
we faithful T
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of BMse Collette Wolf. De
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by
the undersigned Joseph E. Collette.
Administrator of the Estate of Eloise
Collette Wolf Deceased, to the cred
itor* and all person* having Haims
against the said Deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary voucher»,;5
within Four (4) months after the
first publication of this notice, to the
said Administrator at the law office* j
of W J. Tighe, First National Bank {
Building, Great Fails. Montana, the
Mme being the place for the tran [
section of the business of said estate
in the County of Cascade.
Dated October 14, 1925.
Joseph E. Collette, Administrator
Of the Estate of Eloise Collette Wolf,
Deceased
W. J. Tighe, Attorney for Adminis
trator, Great Fall*. Montana
(First publication October 22. 1925.)
(Last publication November 12, 1925)
Nhygß- fhx*
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FREE! FREE!
For a limited tine we will fire you absolutely Free
you have bought «
TEN DOLLARS
worth of foods from m —for each.
A BEAUTIFUL
PHOTOGRAPH
of v ourself or any on® « i your family or friend» I
SIZE OF PHOTO ft i If INCHES IN DE UTOB FOLDER
Only one Photo to each person, but everyone in the
Uy can get one if they have a card. The cards are Hke
a men) ticket, each card r ep r e s e n t« $10.00, we punch
out the purchase« as they are made
The Photoe will be taken by
H. G Eckland
Great Falls
Remember these Photos cost yon nothing
Hamment Brothers
A Good Place to Buy Your Shoes, (lot hing and Furnishings
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Mrs. Wm. McCafferty was shop
ping in our stores Monday.
J. C. Anthony came over from Cas
cade to help his brother Carlos
bis furn it u r e to Cascade where they
have located,
move
Mrs. Leon McConkey made a trip
to Great Falla Thursday.
Donald Atkinson visHad Belt Man
day from their home on Little Belt.
David Ledbetter, deputy sheriff at
Neihart and Charles King were asso
ciated to some official business Torn
day.
Mrs. Beckman of RlcevUie visited
on Wednesday afternen with Mr*.
Jewel).
Cool-DR INKS-Cool
SERVED AT OUR
Soda Fountain
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Ice Cream
As You Like It
Ask for your favorite brand
of tobacco, cigars or cigarettes.
WE HAVE THEM
A fine assortment of candi««
from a two-pound box with
which to placate your wife or
sweetheart to a five-cent bar for
yourself.
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Billiard and Pool
Tables in Excell
ent Condition.
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A. N. Prather
Proprietor
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Sunny Jim Says
I believe in the stuff I am handing out and In my abil
ity to get results. I believe that honest stuff can be pus
hed out to honest people by honest methods. I believe
in working, not weeping, in boosting, not knocking- I
believe that a man gets what be goes after and that «me
deed done today is worth two tomorrow.
I Firmly Believe it pays to
WALK TO DAHL'S AND SAVE DOLLARS!
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Louis Neva Is passed through Belt
Wednesday on his way to Greet Falls
B. P. McConkey was a passenger
to the county seat Tuesday.
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ATTORNRYS AT LAW
Ford BnUüng, Gt Falla Moat.
Belt Office Open
Thnrndny, Friday, Saturday
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