Belt Valley times. [volume], February 04, 1926, Page Page Five, Image 5

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and it saves money, too!
r rs a real pleasure to renew a chair or
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get any hardwood effect that yon select, with a
lustrous, Imatin6 finish for a few cents—and
yon save money by the doBmrl
Once you've seen how easy It ia, you'll keep s
can of Tufcote on the shelf, ready to »«w* up •
floors, fdrntture or woodwork.
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PAINTS Stalin
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and Indattrial Use
ARB YOU IN MARKET FOR REAL
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If you are in the market for a farm,
city home or oil lease, it will be the
part of wisdom for you to buy
through a realtor properly licensed
and bonded by the State of Montana.
for yon are than protected against
misrepresentation by bonds to the
amount of $1,000 for each dealer, ac
cording to a statement from A. H.f
Bowman, Real Estate Commissioner,
He,ena -
"Under the Montana Law," saki
Mr. Bowman, "a real estate broker is
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probet,«,, drilling nr op.m.1^ 2
ed and any person who has been dam
ESTATE?
lands are deemed dealing in real es
täte. Licensed realtors are also bond
aged by wrongful acts of a dealer has
the right of action on the bond- Un
licensed dealers are subject to a fin.,
of $800. A list of all licensed dealan
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Lunch Counter
AT BARNEYS
Open Till 12 P. M.
PASTRY AND MEATS
Home cooked
Short Orders a Specialty
O. M. OLSON, Prop.
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a place to be avoided or a place to be approached
with awe, not officered by ai en with whom yon
have only a speaking acquaintance, nor to be shun
ned because of differing Interests, ,
BUT
the clearing boose for the business of yew neigh
borhood. owned by friends and neighbors, and in
charge of old acquaintances.
ITS BUSINESS IS TO SERVE THE
COMMUNITY
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when thev debated against Belt. The
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end to the point, and .ucceMled ilil
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the,r rebuttal in defeating tne few
forward
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h*« 1 l ^ re f ®®° d *P«*»«r» but the Belt
team on y one goo »P* a er - r -
L. Foor, teacher of debating was
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from Wi - aux at won 8econ< P e
5 th A \ 8 T * n : 9mn JT T
the debate both teams, their coaches
and the judge came up to the school
house and had a delightful lunch. - —
(Cascade Courier)
"Sliver" arrived home Tuesday
a short visit so her father told the
Mrs. J. J. Dockery and Mrs. N. H.
Browning motored to Great Falls
Tuesday.
reporter.
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Local Items of Belt
and Vicinity
ST. MARK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Sunday school % o'clock p. m.
First Maas 8 o'clock a. m.
High Man 10 : SO A. M.
Benediction 7:80 P. M
Lann
The ladies of the Christian church
will hold a food sale at the New Drug
Co. on Saturday February 6th. Pie
and coffee will be served. Adv.
ST. LUKE'S CHURCH
Lee H. Young, Pastor.
Church school 10 A. M.
MARCELLING
Second door below the Ttvjy
dry. Jessie Sampson, Phone 89 W
POOD SALE
When in Great Falls leave your car,
at the Ludwig garage. Day and night
service.
LUDWIG GARAGE
J. C. Hajok from Great Fall», fac
tory tuner now in city. Leave orders
PIANO TUNER
( at Cal Sharrards or phone Waldo ho
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B.S. Baker of Wpyne was in town ;
yesterday and says that Mrs. Bake*
is recovering satisfactorily from he*
operation of a week ago and sat w
in bed for the first time Tuesday.
Hans Johnson was a caller at the
Times office yesterday and in the
c ° un *' **** conver8>t,on ,taU!d ***»* j
the market for purebred cattle is look-1
in * up «»though the price » not as
high as before the war. There ia a
good demand for all kinds of stock 1
and he stated that he could sell sever
■> carloads of shorthorns if he had
them. Recently he shipped a carload
or purebred Shorthorns to Brady and
Collins. The car was mixed, part
bolls and part cows and heifers. T |
Mr ' and Mns Harry Armrton K an ' , l
Walter Armstrong were in Belt yes
terday. Harry rode to Great Fall*
with W. C. Blomquist and there took
the train for Malta and Saco where
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consider better qualified or m »re de
„ erving of the 0 ff ice M . D. Nichol
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son wi „ ^ a ^ndWata for n.eriff
Wm. Seifred of Geyser came to
towT) yeBterday ge€ hi* wife why
waiI brought to the Graybeal hosp.tal
by ^ doctor
Charles Brodie whose terra of enlist
men t in the U. S. Avrny has ju»< ex-[
P ired « home His parents and
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Glenn P. Waldo is the director of
the musical comedy "The Lass of
Limerick Town" which is to be put on
in Belt within a few weeks or as soon
a» sufficient proficiency is shown by
the cast which includes most of the.
best voices in the city. The princi
forj^j, be adults while the chorus
will be made up of high school stu
dents.
C. E. Warner, head of the state,
department of trade* and industries]
which ia one of the heads under which
the Federal government renders aid
to vocational schools visited the High
school Monday and the auto-mechan
tes school at the Pioneer garage and
expressed himself as well satisfied
Mrs. Harold Shannon of Box Elder
shopped in our stores Wednesday.
Sid and Ray Pimperton were callers
in Belt Tuesday evening.
I with the work being done by the boy*
j at wofk there.
Mrs. Herman Butts of Great Fall*
is in Belt visiting her father Wm, Van
Tassel.
The following boys with Agricultural
ist Ralph Oertli are attending the Vo
rational conference at Bozeman . :Carl
Tucker, Theodore Wlynegar, George
Wood, Elmer Gray, Robert Nohl, Les
Ik Jewell, Sigurd Johnson.
to the Christian church denomination
and hereafter will be known as the
Christian Church. The latter organ i
Wiley Farmer one of the first set
tlers on Little Belt and the father
of the Farmer boy» in this zection r*
turned a few week« ago from Ml»
•ouri where he ha« been living for
many yean. Mr. Fanner ia 67 yea re
of age but «till without a gray hair.
He attribute» thia to the fact
he ha* never worried. Mr. Farmer.
ha* gone to Helen* this week to visit
Lawrence and will go on to Thomp
non Falls to see Marion before he re
Mr*. Marcella Hill returned to her
home fmn the Deaconess hospital on
Tuesday after having been ill for the
The Baptist church has been <w!d
ration has been conducting services in
Belt for two yean and ha** a good
contre jration and a well organised;
church.
Ed Donovan, fermer deputy sheriff
of Ncihart while returning home from
Belt last week and while dusting mer
rily along in the early evening was
side swiped by a pasting car and wak- {
ed up some hours later in the ditch ;
near the Neumcyer ranch. His face,
and hands were badly cut by flyin*
glass afid he was weak from loss i
jof blood. About two A. M. Johnny
Marquardt was wakened by someone
pounding at his door and found Dono
van there in terrible state. Mr. and
Mrs. Marquardt washed the blood off
after which it was seen that hif injur j
ies were not serious. He returned to
Neihnrt in the morning by train. The
car a Studebaker coupe was brought
to town on a wrecking car and showed '
various evidences of the impact of the
other car besides other damage re
ceived when it went into the ditch.
The Bclt-Riceville road is getting to
i*. a speedway and the blind turns
and cuU make it hazardous to main
taj n the proper position in the road.
The fellow who hit Donovan's car wai
traveling and never stopped to see 1
w h a t had happened. Th tracks as In
terpreted by Marqardt show that In
making the turn about Donovan's car ;
this week from the head of Monarch
Canyon.
George Rubber was in town early
this week after stock hogs from the
Strain ranch,
gus county seat Saturday on business.
Norman Parker's baby was brought'the
j nto town Tuesday fer treatment by
Dr. Graybeal.
Mrs. G. W. Stoffel went into Great'within
Falls Monday to attend the White
Shrine banquet. In the class of ten j
w h 0 were initiated were Mrs. Roy
Johnson and her two sisters.
Mr and Mrs. D. Colgan, Mildred
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Ben Kennedy and Tam Noble weft
visitors to Great Fall: Monday,
the passing car slewed into the Dono
van car.
Roy Benson has been hauling wheat
D. Spogen made a trip to the Per
; Mrs. Thos. Johnson was down from
her home near the But, > 'i'ucsday.
Mrs. Conn Forder tf Waltham is
spending a few days win her daugh-
i n? high school.
Ed Leibetrau was a hotness visito.
here Wednesday,
ten Anna ad Marie who are attend -
Joseph Morris spent Sunday at the ;
home of Charles Grant,
; Mrs. J. E. Lee and »mall non ol
Armington returned home Saturday,
evening after having »pent a week in i
Great Palls.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon McConkey and
Mrs. Mattie Mosier attended the fun
«m) of Orbin Brower in Great Pail».;
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Atkinson and
daughter visited on Sunday in Belt
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vaskey and
Charles Fish spent a few hours in
Belt Friday .
Mrs. Cal Sharrard visited MrsrWm.
Rcavley last week in Great Falls.
Clifford Noble , brother of T. W
Noble returned to hi* home in Canada
Wednesday .
- Mrs. 8. A. Remington and daugti
ter Genevieve visited in Great Fails
over the week end.
The Guild met with Mrs. N. H.
Browning last Thursday afternoon.
Twenty-five ladies were present. The
missionary box to Alaska was finished
A delicious collation ended the after
noon. The Guild meets next with Mrs.
R. H. Bemis.
W. S. Jeffries and family risitao
their parents in Belt Sunday.
Violet Strong returned on Tuesday
to Helena after a visit of some weeks
with her aunt Mrs. Schroeder.
Mr.' and Mrs. Charles Kranz ot
Great Falls were guests at the Clergy |
home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chan
Seifert were also callers there .
Earl Pimperton spent Sunday h.
Belt.
. K REWARD $S
Further dumping of asbea or rub
at any plaee within the City Lia
It* is hereby prohibited, except where
written permission is first secured
from Mayor or Clerk. $S reward will
be paid for information leading to
nrrent and conviction ef anyone
ping except ns hereby p ro vide d .
Council
By ardor of the Mayer and CHy
Lee C GraybilL City Clerk.
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Styles ofjhe Times
The correct style for the man who cares are
now being shown. They are refined, as Flor
sheim Shoes have always been; they appeal
to men of good taste, as FLÖRSHEIM Shoes
always will. They give you the world's best
in style—materials—and workmanship—at a
price that is reasonable. On the sole of ev
ery pair you will find the name, "THE FLÖR
SHEIM SHOE."
Come in—try them on—they will
dress your feet attractively
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The RUGBY
FLEETWOOD
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Also a high grade line of men's $5, |fi
and $8 shoes
Hamment
Almighty Father to call home our
esteemed neighbor, Margaret Millard
i*nd the sorrow of her family stirs
Great'within ns a desire to share with them
their grief and sadness, therefore be
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RESOLVED That Mixpah Circle
N «62 Neighbor» of Woodcraft
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Belt, Montana, extends to the family
of ... nel.hhor H. hto.t .Inte« «h
In thl.th.lrh...
'«Hn,° P.,.rd
them in their affliction. And be II
WHEREAS, It has seemed best to
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DAINTY, FRESH, DELICIOUS IN ATTRACTIVE BOXES
CIGARS
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For Y ourself and
Friends
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A Choice Selection For The
Particular
BARNEY'S
A. N. PRATHER, PROP.
BILLIARDS AND POOL
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Sunny Jim Says
When you're thinking and wondering.
Just what cooking you're going to do,
Did you stop to realize
.. The results are up to you,
Now take for instance on your shelf,
You've got macaroni, tomatoes and cheese
But goah! Good Housewife, '
You can't make a meal with just these.
Look Around
-WALK TO DAHL'S AND SAVE DOLLARS"
On the other ingredients for your meal ,
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family of oar deceased neighbor and
a copy furnished the Belt Valley
Time« for publication,
Respectfully submitted,
- ^Jennie Spogen,
Elisa Peters,
Jennie Morrow, i
Committee.
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Mre. Maud Apple^rt »ho ta Jwtl.r
h„h Ud» .. (M* .«nt 8..*.,
PMBk rh.i.«n 8«d».. «. .
vinttor in Bell Sunday.
farther
RESOLVED, That a copy of these
resolution be spread upon die record
of the lodge, a copy forw a rde d to the