Belt Valley times. [volume], December 17, 1925, Page Page Five, Image 5

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

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Manj an uncomfortable cold house would be agreeably
warm and the coal bill would be appreciably Ie«s if the doorr
and windows were protected from the chill blasts of winter
A full line of—
STORM DOORS AND STORM SASH
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Neihart Lumber Company
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Prepare For Winter
Remember the long winter evenings whpn you are shut
off from the outside world.
Why be lonely and discontented when you can enjoy high
clas.s music, speeches, church and fun at your firesidt
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Demonstration machine at my residence. If you are inter
ested call and hear it.
Tubes Rejuvenated for 25c each—Adds months to their life
N. H. Browning
BATTERIES RECHARGED
The Finnish Bath House will not Ik visit to his old home in Wilksbarre,
open Saturday the 19th but will be Pennsyvania.
running on the 24th.
On Tuesday Thos Glynn left for a and Washington.
before Ala return he
will also visit New York, Philadelphia
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The Spirit of Giving
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The spirit of joyful Christmas touches men's
hearts today. It is a spirit of "giving"—the privi
lege of sharing in the abundance of life's joys—
that makes man happier.
It is onr business to give fully of our service. And
as we serve in fuller measure, we prosper, 'tis true,
but more important, we find happi
many opportunities to be of help and to share with *
our community iu the pr o s p e ri ty that It enjoys.
And so. we thank you ail and offer our wishes and
hopes for vour full enjoyment of this Christmas
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Local Items of Belt
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Hia mother and two brothers are
visiting Mike Rocks. They are Mn
Annie Rocks, Fred Rocks and Julius
Rocks, all of Joplin, Montana.
Mrs. Kangas of Neihart is down vis
iting friends.
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Browning surprised her last Friday
evening on her fourteenth birthday
with a birthday surprise party. Ulf
evening passed all too quickly as the
children played games and listened t$>
the radio. A very delicious lunch was
served at the close of the evening.
Those present were—Marjorie Shar
rard, Helen Remington, Helen Rice,
Hasel Rice, Agnes Colgan, Ruth Staf
fel, Ruth Wilson, Rosalie Dolan, Dor
othy Nelson, Madeline Spigen and Joy
Browning.
J . H. Vaskey, Mrs. Vaskey and
Frank Kolar of Raynesford drove
through yesterday for Great Falla.
The car also carried a load of dressed
turkeys.
A. A. Dawson and son were in town
Wednesday on business.
Mat Richardson was a visitor at
the Times office this week.
Ole Grendahl who has been work
ing in Kibbey was a visitor in Belt
; Monday.
J. Burgher smelled the storm com
ing in Wyoming and turned back be
fore he ran into it.
Charlie Gulden is rejoicing in the
fact that he has joined the grand
father's club. A son was bom to Mr.
and Mrs. John H. Gulden at Beaver
ton, Ore. on Nov. 19th.
states that he has had to buy a new
A number of the friends of Joy
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hat because the old seemed to be
ting too tight.
J. S. Cook, county auditor made
Belt a visit Saturday afternoon.
Louis Ne va la of Little Belt was
business visitor in Belt Tuesday.
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Further dumping of ashes or
bish at any plaee within the City Lim
j its is hereby prohibited, except where
written permission is first secured
from Mayor or Clerk. S5 reward will
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I bo paid for information leading
arrest and conviction of «nyone
dumping except as hereby provided.
; By order of the Mayor and City
Council.
Leo C. Grayblll, City Clerk,
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MANCHESTER'S
•HEADQUARTERS FOR
CIGARS. In Christmas
CANDY ) BOXES
Cigarettes
Tobacco
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Cigars
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Pipes
Luxurious Boxes of —
' As large as you wish—Bar candies of every brand
AN IDEAL PLACE TO WHILE AWAY AN IDLE HOUR
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8 T. MARK'S CATHOLIC* CHURCH
I Sunday school 2 o'clock p. m
H'rat Mass 8 o'clock a. m
High Mass^40:80 A. M.
Benediction 7:30 P. M.
ST. LUKE'S CHURCH
FOURTH SUNDAY IN ADVENT:
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sermon,
10 A- M. Church .school.
10:45 A. M. Holy Communion an )
7 P. M. Evening service and i I lus
tra ted talk, "From Adam tu Christ''
of especial interest to children.
CHRISTMAS EVE:
Sunday School festival, 7:30 P. M.
CHRISTMAS DAY:
Holy Communion 1046 A. M.
! Mrs. Margaret Millard is very low.
The children are all here with the ex
ception of Mrs. Speer who is expecteo
on any train. Many of them have
come long distances for a last word
with mother.
Mr and Mrs. Milton Peterson stop
ped n few hours in Belt Saturday on
their way from Little Belt to Great
Falls .
i Mrs. Cal Sharrard and Mrs. Arthur
Winston visited Mrs. Joe Dlscher overi
the week end.
Mrs. Carlson of Great Falls visited j
her sister Mrs. Hilda Anderson on {
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Brodi^ and'
daughter, Ruth, shopped in Great
Falls Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blomquist
were'the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Hoetter Sunday.
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Mrs. A. Lincoln nee Mary Millard
Is at her mother's home.
Mrs. H. Backhouse, nee Sadie Mn
lard is with her mother
Mrs D. Chrysler, nee Etta Millard
arrived in Belt a few days ago from
her home in Bremerton, Washington
Mrs. C. Dalgren, nee Maggie Mil-'
rlârd of Bremerton, Washington who;
rub-l^., not ^ jn Pe t for ^ years
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Mrs. L. Mason, nee Lillace Miliaro
:*>f Seattle upon receipt of her mothers
came and is here.
to, ^ mond Mmard of Cronccnt city
r#Hforn| , arrived 80im . l!ay , n * 0 . ,
Mn w Nimmon ,
of Fife, nee Jen
nie Millard( „„ Arthur Cranc> net
Iva Millard a nd Mi i. J- C. Anthony,
nee Viola Millard of Cascade are all I
jin Belt ns well as M yo;- H. W. Mil
lard the other son.
MARCELLING
Second door below the Tiny Lam*
dry. Jessie Sampson.
HORSES FOR SALE—AH ages and!
descriptions, broke and unbroke, cash !
or on time. Mike Rocks, Belt, Mont. !
When in Great Fall* leave your,
car in the Ludwig Garage. Up-to
lute. careful service.
FOR SALE —100 ewes mixed age,
good quality and two purebred fin».
wool bucks. Armstrong Brothers,
Armington, Montana.
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Men's Gifts
Here are the Things Men Would
Choose for Themselves if Men did
Choose Gifts for Themselves.
Practical,^ Serviceable, Worthwhile Things
- to wear -
Leather Veste — Sweaters —Night Robes P ajamas—
Dress Shirts (ail kinds)—Dress Gloves —Hosiery—Col
lars—Neck Wear—Handkerchiefs—Arm Bands—Gar
ters—Suspenders—Cuff buttons—Mufflers— Blasers—
Hate—Caps —Mittens— We also have a complete line ot
Ladies Handkerchiefs and Hose.
COME IN AND LET US HELP YOU SELECT YOUR
PRESENTS
Hamment Brothers
'The Right Goods Priced Right"
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For the Best in Christmas Nuts
Candies and Fruits --- Visit Us
Choice Xmas mixed candy per lb 25c —Mixed nuts 30c
Walnuts, Per Pound .26c—Hazel Nuts . . . .... 36c
Walnuts. Per Pound.35c—Peanuts. Per pound.80c
.$ 1.00
3 dozen fancy oranges.
•-See us for quantity prices on Candy and Nuts
- A DESIRABLE GIFT -
Special this week. Ladies $1.25 Garter and Rubber Apron
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Towel Sets—Garter Set«—Rubber Aprons—Dolls—Silk
Hose—Sik Sox—Garters—Fancy Box Handerchief
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Iveave your orders early for Celery— Lettner— Sweet
Spuds—Cranberries— Ca ndie » Nuts—Fruits and be
-——— assured of the best.
McConkey Merc. Co.
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A World of
Suitable Gifts
AT DAHL'S
If you are looking for suggestions as to what wmiM be
appropriate, just pay u« an early visit. We believe we have
what you and yoor friends want.
Walk to Dahl's
and Save Dollars