Belt Valley times. [volume], January 21, 1926, Page Page Five, Image 5

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STORM DOORS AND STORM SASH
Always On Hand
Neihart Lumber Company
B. F. McConkey and Ben Kennedy
attended the basketball game in Greet
Falls Saturday.
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60 Oranges .
4 lb Pkg. Raisins
Rycrisp, Pkg. ....
9 lb Sk. Rolled Oats .45c
2 Cans Sweet Spuds .45c
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3 SUNRAY ELECTRIC
LIGHT GLOBES
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McConkey Merc. Go.
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Lunch Counter
AT BARNEYS
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• PASTRY AND MEATS
Heme cooked
Short Orders a Specialty
O. M. OLSON. Prop.
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Your success is cumulative. You cannot progress
alone in business and every forward step of yours
carries along other people on the same road. In
this way, your city becomes prosperous and great.
In exact ratio to your success or failure your city
succeeds or fails.
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That's why we, as bankers, desire to see you suc
ceed, That's why we make a point of rendering
service to depositors and endeavor to safeguard
them from financial reverses.
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Julius Paulson has returned from
pleasure trip to Portland, Oregon
where he accompanied hi* mother
a visit to his sister, Elisabeth. Judg
ing by his physcal condition when he
hetumed he had a good time. He cer
tainly accumulated some extra weight
and reports the rose* u beginning to
bloom in Portland and the winter
wheat u standing quite high in the
field of Oregon. During his absence
Wallace and Carl Gustafson looked
after the ranch. Mrs. Paulson aril)
not return for some weeks.
MONTANA INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
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Conrad—Local crops for 1926
worth 11,494,466.
Kalispell—Building here for 1926,
totaled 174,180
were
Cascade dairymen sign up 600 cows
for 1926 testing,
Butte—East Butte Mining Co. finds
five feet highgrade copper ore at 2400
feet in Pittsmont mine.
Terry—Ed Payne grows 67,000
worth of alfalfa hay and seed on 100
j acres.
Forsyth—Rosebud county grew 24,
j 000 acres of corn last year, and will
; raise as much in 1926.
Bozeman First year of poultry or
gamzation brought growers 15,000
above private marketing. .
Shelby—Texas-Pacific is building [
fat nn Capacity. |
i> lin lia h* mire had u tuacurom j
•■»nlwrt. In wbleh »he winnei !
s n rrt fl-vay 2 m» yard. ,,f rite stuff
''<■ ti : a 'f'art'T of a mile ahead of hi*
,-iia 1 > !••• fad fo I'OiiteHM with reluct
ou r ii-iu In- '•onld eat no more.
tank storage and pipe line at Sun
burst.
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ST. MARK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH'
Sunday school 2 o'clock p. m.
First Mass 8 o'clock a. m.
High Mus 10:30 A. M.
Benediction 7:30 P. M.
ST. LUKE'S CHURCH
Lm H. Ynbi, Pm tor.
10 A. M. Church School.
Muons, Eastern Star and
families are invited to «t
tend a muonic can! party in
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the K. P. hall Tuesday Jan.
26th. Refreshments. ~
Second door below the Troy Lam,
dry. Jessie Sampson, Phone 89\V
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MASONIC CARD PARTY
MARCELLING
CARD PARTY
The ladies of the Altar Society of
St. Anne's Catholic church will give a
public card party in the parish hall
on Wednesday night Jan. 27th, 1926
Play begins 8:30. Lunch will be
ed. Ticket« 60c. Adv.
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At a special meeting held Friday
night by the school board a commun
ication was received from the County
Superintendent stating that applies
tion had been made to her for th*
transference of the North half of Sec
tion 6 tp. 19 N. R. 7 E. from school
district No. 29 bo School district Noj>|
and setting the date for the
Messrs. Wood, Spogen and Rubber
were appointed a committee to re
present this district at the bearing.
The land in question is mid to belong
to Clarence Bumgarner and the re a*
on for the desired change is not
known. Another communication was
received from J. R. Culver stating
that he had made other plans for the
next year and would not be a candi
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of the Belt schools. The resignation '
W&s accepted.
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i Ear Pimperton of Cora Creek was
in Wednesday or a business er
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John Van Dike made a busines»
trip to Highwood Wednesday.
The Big Pour met with Mrs Schroe
der Tuesday evening.
E. H. Sundermeier returned -unday
from a business trip east_; ■ • - ,
Miss Schuler of the publi: school:,
visited home folks in Great Falls at
the week end.
Ambrose Vaskey visited friend ; in
Belt Sunday. '
Arthur Samnelaon of Tiger Eutte
spent Monday in Belt
Mrs. A. M. Macauley of Gre-it Falla
visited Mrs. Phillip Leveille Sumi ty.
Helen Weberg has been serious!)
ill at the home of her parents.
Mrs. J. J. Dockery of Hamilton is
here visiting her daughter Mrs N. H.
Browning. She will remain for
days.
some
Mr. and Mrs. Eulberg
visited Mr. and Mrs. A. Robertson
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson attend-
ed lodge in Belt Tuesday evening,
Roy Porter of Wayne is visiting hia
of Little Belt
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5 family in Belt this week.
£» Carl Simonis is ill at his hpme with
E pneumonia.
g; Mr. and Mrs. John Sweeney an«i
Sjchldren were shopping in Belt Satur-
Ê day.
E Mrs. J. E. Lee of Armington was
S>:a visitor in Belt Saturday.
Villa and Harry Browning visited
E Great Palls Saturday.
= Mr. and Mrs. Bert Robertson motor
5led to Great Falls Tuesday evening.
j Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wheeler of Great
Falls and fdrmer residents of Belt via
I ted Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clergy Sun
day.
Mm. Eicon Davis and children of
Great Palls visited with Mrs. Davis *
brother John Harner Sunday.
Mrs. R H. Benda, Elsie Bends ana
Ralph Jaap visited in Great Falls
Saturday.
Ben Buehier has gone east to at
tend the Golden wedding anniversary
of his parents. During his absence
Archie Robertson is looking after the
mail routes.
1 Beginning on Monday morning the ;
auto-mechanics course which is being !
: P*»t on by the agrco l t u re department I
ot the high school will start at the j
Pioneer Garage TTw auto work will '
be under the direction of Charles
J.
Riley. This coarse will continue Art
six week, running from 9 A. M til)
12 A. M. six days of the week. All
those who are interested in this
and who hare not enrolled should see
Mr. OertK or Mr. Riley and enroll.
Last Saturday evening: a very - pie*»
: ant party was staffed at the b >me of
Mrs, Oscar Johnson of Belt Butte by
Carl Johnson and his cousin Edith
Johnson of Belt. At card» Lulu John
ladies and carried home the bead
prise while Mrs. Eulberg won the
prize for low »core. Gordon Johnson
led all the men while Wm. Vended
of Belt had his attention distracted
from the grame and is the proud
er of the booby. Refreshment were
»*™ed at midnight after which danc
in *, ** ^ ° f ** unti '
early morning. Those present were
Genevieve Schroeder, Violet Strong.
Ebba Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Eulberg
Esther Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Vend
sel, Lulu Johnson, Gunhilde Skadsen,
Olive Crowe, Arloine De pew, Edit! ,
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Johnson, |
Mrs. Oscar Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. N
D. Clarke, Norman Johnson, Gortkn«,
Johnson, Peter Dolin, Carl Johnson,;
John Van Dike, John Stein and Mack!
Depew.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Leon
McConkey Wednesday.
The Aid is planning on having a
speaker and a supper at the church
on February 4th.
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Owing to the number of card part
ies scheduled that planned by the
Guild will be held at a later date.
Palls high school Monday morning,
On Thursday last Mrs. Jos. Buchan
hearingentertained the Guild. At the close
u f a busy afternoon's work the host
ess served one of her famous hmches.
Mrs. H. T. Stoog visited her has
band in Belt over the weekend and
returning to her work in the Great
The Guild meets with Mrs. N. H.
Browning next Thursday.
Ten days ago Mr». N. H. Nelson
and Mrs. N. H. Browning went as
delegates to the County Parent-Teaeh
era Association meeting in Great
Falla
Here Representative» from
the various chapter «t Cascade, Great
Fa „ 8 and ,, et ^ ^ ^
of helping each other by the exchange
pf ideaa. Mr» N. H Nelson wm elec
ted president of the countv associa
tion , , ady fn(m rA ,, a , (
dent and a member of t!ie Great Fall»
branch Sec.-Treac. The local associ
ation met last week before the Geyser
game and listened to a statement of
the ailments «if Belt school children
from Dr. Walker . T*ii. was decidedly'
interesting although no- peasant to!
find so many defects.
Mrs. A. Robertson left recently for
Spokane, Washington after receiving
a telegram stating that her father
was not expected to live .
Carl Peterson of Willow creek wa
in Belt Wednesday securing
brood sows for his ranch.
A marriage license was issued Mon- 1
day to Dewey Thorson and Josephine I
demons both of Hughesville.
All oil leases token by the Steven |
son Consolidated Oil Co. have been ;
given up in this vicinity.
Yesterday a marriage license wai
issued to Ada Fish and Henry Vaskey ■
both of Raynesford.
Arthur Croft of Raynesford wa»j
brought to town the first of the week
bo mu
for repairs. Dr. Graybeai took » few*
stitches in his leg which a slipping
axe had opened up and the young man '
is resting st the Graybeal hospital
till the wound heals.
High School examinations are thi«
week in progrès» in the city school*.
Those who have been exempted be
cause of excellent work are the envy
of those whose efforts have not been
so well appreciated. The new semes- 4
ter begins next Monday.
Evelyn Celone spent last week-end +
at home. Clara Calons did not return
tp her school this week as there seems |
to be an epidemic of influenza or kin-1
dred disease in her district and the j
sehood hik been close far a week.
Mrs. Beynon leaves Saturday for a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Purdy
at Rivendaie, California. Mr». Purdy
formerly Miss Sadie Beynon.
Arthur Purdy the only child of Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Purdy has recently beet,
married and Mrs. Beynon is looking
forward to meeting the bride.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Armstrong en
tertoined a group of young married j
people and soon-to-be married» at
their home on Otter creek Monday
night in honor of their tenth wed
ding Anniversary, It was a dress-up
party and many and elaborate were |
the costumes. Of these that of W. C
Blomqnist was considered most taste
ful among the men while that of Mrs.
P. Healey wag Just as well received
among the ladies. The evening was
passed with cards, punch-board games
ending with an elaborate lunch.
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high quality and lasting
wear.
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They »re of conservative construc
tor mature men and of the style that
fashion dictates for youth.
Hamment Bros.
SHOES AND FURNISHINGS *
Business Readers
Advcrthcmcnn under ihh ht^dn^
Ten Onto per Bni lor each hMertinn
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FOR SALE-Number of whit«
face Hereford bulls and young
mules. Mike Rocks, Belt.
FOR LEASE—For term of three
years, 400 acre ranch generally known
as the Amman place on Otter Creek.
Write the North American Mortgage
• 2tp.
Co. Bozeman. Montons,
FOR SALE—At high school Size
No. 12 King Cream Separator. Price
127.60, John Mam.
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Pipes
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Luxurious Boxes of «
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As large an you wish—Bar candies of every brand
AN IDEAL PLACE TO WHILE AWAY AN IDLE HOUR
BARNEY'S
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Take it from me
Who have toiled thirty yean in a groceree
Well, I guess I know what it ought to be,
I reckon I've had a chance to see
Something of every kind and degree
That goes in a groceree.
Why, he who isn't honest and frank and free
To give his customers honestce
Weight and flavor and qualitee
He isn't a man that can train with me.
No, Sir-ree.
But when Dahl says to me
There is our name and our guarantee
I know just what it means, you see
Take it from me
Who have worked thirty years in a groceree.
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i FOR SALE—Muley White face bull
coming 6 fear» or farad# for Shjprt
horn same age. Matt Urieh, Belt. Stp
When in Great Falle toeve four
hi the Ludwig Garage. Up-to
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Arthur Lynch of Geyser visited his
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lynch lb
Belt Wednesday.
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