Belt Valley times. [volume], January 14, 1926, Page Page Eight, Image 8

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

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MU DIVIDEND NOTICE
IMPERIAL ROYALTIES COMPANY
(Establisht-d. April. 192»)
WILL PAY ON JANUARY »1ST.
MONTHLY CASH DIVIDEND NUMBER 64
of lYy p ar wt to preferred shareholders of record of iaa
26, Imperial to date has paid 115 percent ia cash to share
WtMsdi guaranteed bsa Ibism derived
royalty bt oro s ta hi
IM proper t ies oo
EDWIN F. HYLAND CO., Gt Falls
818 Pint National Bank Building C. T. Gregg. Manager
-ASK FDR LITERATURE AT
IM New Drug Company
BELT, MONTANA
11. Offers Gomsp. Coarse
I Continued from Pago One)
apodal interest. They are thus per
mitted to enlarge their education and
•t the same time continue their regu
lar occupations.
Courses arc offered in biology, bust
ness administration, economics and
sociology, odoration, English, geology
history and politic* I science, home ec
onomics, Latin, French, German,
Spanish, mathematics, music, pharm
acy and psychology.
Anyone interested, by writing to
the Correspondence Study Depart
ment, State University, Missoula,
Mont., will receive a copy of the bul
letin.
AUTO RACERS ALWAYS CHANCB
INTO DANGERS
How the law of averages works
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When it is given the care and thought that
it requires. Classified Ads bring immediate
results. They cost but little. They reach a
thousand people. Among these there are several who are looking for what you
have to sell.
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Announcements
Letterheads
Cards *
Envelopes
Ruled Forms
Receipts
Auction Bills
Menus
Circular Letters
Programs
Dance Bills
Sale Bills
Statements
Tickets
Ruled Forms
Placards
SEE US
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against speed maniacs who make
their livings by risking their nocks
in the great s p ee d w a ys throughout
the country, is still a problem for
sporting editors.
William Fairbanks, the popular pict
ore star, who plays with Edith Rob
erts in "Speed Mad" at the Pythian
Theatre Friday and Saturday can
speak with authority since the stunts
this daring athlete has done places
him in the fore rank of automobil«
"It may thrill" said Fairbanks with
a grim smib, "and then again it may
kill—and usually does. Although th«
screen is my life work now, the lure
of the curved track is very powerful.
While we wen making 'Speed Mad*
I waited impatiently for the filming
of the racing scene. The stunta In
the train and in airplane though just
as dangerous were not as interesting
to me as handling the wheel of my
racer."
Among Our Neighbors
Brief Items of Personal Interest Gath
ered by The Times Efficient
Corps of Correspondents
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Go». Poetter was op from Logging
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Crook Saturday transacting ba sin sei.
Glon Griffin wse a business visitor
to Groat Falb last week.
L J. Vaughan Bhys paasod through
here Wednesday on his was to Great
Falb where hr .pent eerersl day. at
tending butines. connected with the
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"SL. Fit* pa trick returned to hb
home here Saturday after a numbe«
of weeks spent at Alder Butte and
Great Falb. He was a guest at ÜK
home of his brother in Alder daring
the holidays, returning to Great Falla
to attend the funeral of John Dren
ville which was held there last Wed
nesday.
Mrs. and Mrs. Cha*. Becketrom and
Misa Alta Weataby of Klbbey drove
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in Saturday on a business trip.
Chas. E. Morris was up from Great
Falb Friday on business.
Mrs. Mary Bergeron of Great Falb
was called to Hughesville last Toss
day by the illness of her son Tom,.
who we are glad to state b much im
proved at thb writing.
Mrs. P. J. Oriel and mother Mrs.
Basto came out from Great Falb Tue«
day to join Mr. Oriet on the ranch,
Mr. and Mrs. William Oriet who have
resided on the ranch for the past
three years have but recently moved
to Great Falb to live.
Fred R. Payne and daughter Bessie
with Leona Henning left Saturday !
where they will join Mrs. Payne
Great Falls and remain the rest of!
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the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Hartley and
' daughter Una with their mother Mrs.
Amelia Zappa returned Saturday
from Great Falla where they spent
jsereral days visiting relative* and at
tending bo* ine». natters.
Gilbert Stroop and Hash Ke lieber
are busy hauling wheat from the
Stroop ranch thia week.
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I tain ment of a number after which
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that * w0uW ** manjr re P® titlon *
A radio party waa greatly enjoyed
While they were enjoying them
selves Monarch was awake also. A
joint birthday party in honor of O.
R. Woodall and J. C. Tenny eras held
at the Monarch Hotel while Mrs. C.
W. Brasee entertained with a dinner
and -cards in honor of her mother
Mrs. Hannah E. Croft whose birth
day it was also.
Mrs. H. S. Haney went to Great
Mrs. Pete Peterson of Logging
creek who was visiting here Thuns -
day at the Harlock home received
word from the sanitarium in Sooth
Dakota of the decline of Mr. Peter
son who is a patient there. She left
on the afternoon train. ~ ~~
Miss Genevieve Gerhart was shop- !
ping in town one day last week.
W. A. Mason is again home after
several days spent in Great Falls,
VIillearan and Fife visiting relative«
R. A. Mack arrived from Portland,
at,Oregon and accompanied Pagenstrom
Brothers out from Great Falls Mon
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day on a surveying trip connected
Falb Monday where she will spend
some time on a business visit.
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THURSDAY-ONLY—JANUARY 14TH
MAE BUSH in " BREAD
Ab»—"WUT HUSBANDS GO MAO'*—Pathe Comedy
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Friday and Saturday, iaauary lath
—RED HOT ACTION.
16 th
THRILLING THRILLS—
WILLIAM FAIRBANKS il " SPEED (MO "
peed ea earth and in Mm ab
prices
Abo two-reel remedy "HUSBANDS WANTED"
SUNDAY—ONLY— JANUARY 17TH
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VIOLA DAIA In " THE REART RAIDIT
A peppy story with Viola as "Aagb Face" of the New York
■Abe "Fell* the Cat"—16c R
TUESDAY AND WENESDAY, JANUARY 19 A 20
HARRY CARRY li " THE BAD LANDS
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This will bo a bolter Carey show than tbe 'Texas Trail"—10c-Mr
-COMING—ELINOR GLYJTS "HIS HOUR"
with the Monarch-Neihart road. Fag-j
enstrom Bros, are sob-letting and
TV. O. Gedosch was a business cat
er hi our town Monday from Great
Falb.
Mr. and Mr*. Louis Busch were in
town Monday from their ranch
Oliver Drenville of Bingham, Utah
visited several hours here Thursday.
He was called to Great Falls by th**
death of his father.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Tolliver and,
ch.ildren and Mr. and Mrs. H. 1.
Croff attended tbe birthday dinner
of their mother and grandmother Iasi
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Friday.
, lrwidy mwu are busy,
Mr.
Mack expects to be Located at Mb
so ob.
Mr. and Mr*. Hank Basto ware ia
town Monday paying a visit to tne
school.
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and en j oyed by a „
^ Gnrff wag g caller jn town Tueg
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Blythe school Saturday night and en
Joyed themse ves at a irthday party
given in honor of Florence Murray
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jand Butch Kivi. At one o'clock a
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The Ladies Aid was entertained at
the home of Mrs. Roy Fish last Wed
day.
lunch of cake, coffee, sandwiches, ice
cream and pickles was served. Every
EE one had a fine time.
I Geo. Grosskopf has an American
radio installed in ids home.
The embroidery club met with Mrs.
A. White last Saturday afternoon.
Walter Cooper is busy unloading
and delivering a car of coal shipped
from Belt.
Mm. Visocan Sr. spent Sunday and
Monday in Belt visiting her daughter
Mrs. Carr.
Mrs. Livix and daughter Phillis cal
led in Belt between trains one day
lust week.
Jonas Hanson hauled a load of wood
for the school last week.
D. Colgan of Belt was a caller in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. Ford toft for Lewis town last
week where she found employment.
NAVY'S NEWEST REPAIR SHIP
READY
The U. S. S. Holland will join the
Fleet as Submarine Repair Ship in
March.
the Navy Yard Bremerton, Washing
ton and b named after the successful
inventor of the underwater craft.
The Holland will be the repair ship
and tender for the submarines of the
U. S. Battle fleet. Pacific Coast. She
has 10,600 tons displacement, 16 knot
speed with a length of 606 feet and
beam of 60 feet She b equipped
with a machine, pattern, pipe, copper
and blacksmith shops and a fe d miry .
The Holland's main power plant
consist« of two oil burning express
type boiler* with singb screw pr»
pubion. driven by Parsons turbine
which develop 7000 horsepower.
Hie complement of the Holland'»
crew consisting of 82 Chief Petty Of
ficers and 341 other rating* melude
This ship was built at
the skilled Navy workmen repress
ing fifty five trade*. The »bip and
crew will keep the submarines in
repair.
In order to give honoraA^g dt»
charged men a chance to serre qn the
O. S. S. Holland the Nevy Depart
ment has authorised all it* Recruit
ing stations throughout the country
to accept applications for the Holland
from previous service
transfer them to Puget Bound to join
the Holland. Ths Navy Recruiting
Office at Salt Lake City b designated
to accept men desiring duty on the
U- S. S. Holland, from Idaho, Wyom
ing, Montana and Utah.
and to
ffotoon—Dewey Lumber Co. will re
build planing mill recently burned,
and will continue logging with 75 men
Cascade— F W. Deaton ships tom
r f 6006 grain fed lambs to Chicago
Troy—Great Northern way electn
fy it* line« thr* far eastward, when
Mtw Cascade tunnel is completed
Helena—Great Northern Railwaj
will improve Va n de ti ho rt oekyards.