Belt Valley times. [volume], February 25, 1926, Page Page Eight, Image 8

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LINCOLNS, FORDS,
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Is it no* reasonable that we. who are selling
Ford can and tractors would be interested more
in the performance and upkeep of the Fords, than
garages not selling them. Such being the case,
don't you think it would be a good idea to have
your repair work done at the place where prices
are always the same.
We operate on the schedule furnished by the
Font Motor Co. and can give you an estimate on
your repair job before work Is done.
We have at this time a number of good, se
cond hand can priced very reasonable considering
that they have been all overhauled.
We have also in stock the New Improved
models of Ford cars which have taken a reduction
fai price of $60 to $95.
Briar poor batteries to os for recharging u
we are las tailing new equipi
of 16 batteries at one time, staking it possible
to make the prices right.
it to take care
See us for Tires, Tubes, oil and Ford parts ot
all kinds. We guarantee satisfaction.
THE FORD GARAGE
N, H. BROWNING, PROPRIETOR
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Commencement
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Programs
Printed or
Engraved
Calling Cards
Monogram
Stationery
Graduation
A n nouncements
Artistic
On Print Paper
Or Tagboard
Sale Bills
Colon if yon
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Dance Cards
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We will make you an
especially good price on
quantity lots.
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The Belt Valley
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Publishers
Printers
Among Our Neighbors
Brief Items of Personal Interest Gath
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Corps of Correspondents
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A RMINCTOM
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Dr. A M llwMlt. m . pna.-!
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Two carload* of cattle were shipped
from here to S western market
day.
sional visitor hors Saturday .
Mr. and Mn. Jim Casement end
Mr. and Mn Prank Servos* were
visitor* in town Sunday .
Mr. and Mn. C. L. Crane and aia
ter Mn. Stella Lewis were callers
in Great alls Friday.
A school board
last Friday evening. 6. B. West was
retained for the coming ÿtear as prin
cipal
Mis* Mary Morris of Windham vis
ited her sister Mn. E. Lee Friday.
Mn. J. Claudfelder of Gerber is re
i «ring Mise Ellen Berg who Is con
fined to her home with a bad cold.
Our school children attended the
movie -Little Red Riding Hood- Wed
nesday evening being escorted by our
teachers Mn. Alice Nordquist and
Mr. O. B. West.
Mn.. Fred Hamlow and daughter
Rosemary were shoppers in Orest
was held
Falb Friday.
Archie Dawson is able to be about
again after having been confined to
his home on account of sickness.
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George Camp who was a business
{visitor in Great Falls returned homo
Saturday .
Mrs. George Poetter came up Sat
urday from Logging creek and visited
between trains.
Mr. and Mrs Pete Okie! and mother
Mr. and Mrs Pete Okie! and mother
Mn. Phoebe Bas to drove in from the
ranch Tuesday.
Fred Payne who spent a short time
here at the ranch returned to Great
Falls Friday where he will remain
with his family until spring.
I. J. Vaughan Rhys returned . to
returned to Hoghesville Thursday
from Great Falls where he was a
bosines visitor.
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Mrs. Harold Genger and daughter
Patsy Ruth and sister Margaret Mor
rill were here several days last week
visiting her aunt Mrs. W. H. Wixsot,
returned to her home at Fairfield Sat
urday.
Miss Christine Humps who is teach
ing the Belt Park school went to
Great Falb Saturday .
Fred Sutherland motored up Thurs
day from the Goodman ranch.
W. J. Heiber left Friday for Helena
where he was called by the serious in
nen of his «rife whose death occurred
the following afternoon at her home
there.
Mr. and Urs. D. C. Morrison ana
ton arrived from Lewis town and left
for the Mead creek Ranger Station
Monday where Mr. Morrison will be
stationed this year as ranger. B. J.
Burfening was formerly stationed
there but is now residing in Great
Falla.
Mr. and Mn. Henry Baato were
business visitors in Monarch one day
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Brazee were h.
Great Falb last week and attended
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A hen wffibw twtee «■ M»ny «**»»• t w j
tittle a * the proper help. Pratt, 'v
Kcjruhrtar euptiws eto u od eo t ea nak
in* liWTwi*nu. Vital iiwmhents from"
row r'v'S* end imparted nert» So vahi
ahw il.-ei* that R-euiatoc pr»-t>.-»Uv
Couhk-s lier .-»lue of any muh You
UaM up vitality among your h«.rl»
ITi»e them atrangth to mat roup and
Itry
uJd wuiter datttt.
Hundred, of It edl n* commercial
ro ullryw «O m it tpuir
J-i»U»R«*uUior
w iliac to
eMMury ol Pratt rrtiobüüv «
. None other would
dare
Poultry
Regulator
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Seid mint GwimMJ Ip
NEW DRUG COMPANY
6. W. Staffel Prop.
Uw automobile »how return ii*
their home here Monday.
Rory Me Done U called in town Wed
nesday from hia ranch in Belt Park.
A joint party vaa given 8atnrda>
night by Mr*. H. 8. Thomas and Mn.
J. W. IntsnniU at the Monarch hotel
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, and a moat delightful lunch was
•erred by the boateeaee. The room
was decorated tastefully with red,
white and blue streamers, flags ana
bunting and the score cards in ac
cordance to Geo. Washington's birth
day. High prizes were won by Mrs
Lucy Drsker and Will Danielson and
the low was taken by Mrs. C. H. Mc
Gee and Jas. Bolinger. Those who
attended were Mr. and Mrs. C. D.
Harlock, Mr. and Mir*. H. S. Haney
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. McGee, Mi* end
Mrs. Ray Cecil, Mr. and Mrs. Jss. H.
Tolliver* Mr. snd Mrs. Wv J. Mason
Mes. Lucy Drsker, Hannah Croff, O.
&. Woodall, H. 8. Thomas, J. N. Inter
mill and Hisses Nona Woodall, Kath
ryn Tenny, Mayhelle Croff and
Messrs. Fred Danielson, Will Daniel
son, Karl Muller. Jaa. Boisinger, Jas.
Tenny, Art Mason, Arthur Viaene,
Lue Evans, Hugh Wilkins and Chat ,.,
Holsheimer.
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Roy Thorson and sister Mias Gen
eva Thorson went to Great Falla Sat
urday to attend the funeral of their
cousin Stella Olsen whose death occur
red last Wednesday due to heart
Louis Busch returned to his home
Saturday via Raynesford from Groat!
Palls where he spent the past week
attending business.
l Jas. Brazee Jr. Was a visitor in
Great Palls Saturday.
Mrs. J. H. Tolliver an<f daughter
Hazel returned to their home in Belt
Park Sunday after a two week's visit
here with relatives.
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A program wae given in the school
house Monday afternoon In honor of
George Washington's birthday.
Mrs. A. Taylor and daughter, Mary
returned home from Great Falls Fri
day. Mrs. Taylor was initiated into
Women's Woodcraft lodge while in
the city.
Mrs T. Draper of the Silver Dyke
spent Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Chas. Ettien.
Doctor King spent a few days ol
last week in Greot Falls on business
Mrs. G. C. Warmbrod and daughter
Joyce returned from Great Falls Fn
day.
Mrs. Ed. Donovan of the Silver
Dyke spent last «reek in Great Falls
with friends.
Mn Ray R. Porter left recently
for Idaho where he will visit his moth
er en route to Portland where he ex
pects to remain a few weeks.
The I. O. O. F. lodge is giving a
dance March 6. A good time is as
sured as music will be furnished by
the Silver Dyke orcheetra. ■
Al. Miller who was injured some
time ago at the Silver Dyke when
the platform on which he was work
ing broke, hurling him down a sixty
five foot chute, is reported recovering
from the serious injuries sustaineo
at that time.
Mrs. Butler, mother of Douglas
Butler arrived here Saturday front
Bynum and will spend a few weeks
with Mr. Butler and family.
' Mr, and Mrs. E. A. Shaw have gone
to California where Mr. Shaw «rill bo
occupied adjusting his brother-in-la «rs
estate.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Collette from the
Silver Dyke spent Sunday in Neihart
visiting friends.
Misa Adis Schoberg has gone to
California to remain indefinitely with
her sister Miss Alta and other rela
three.
Mn. Nets Swanson Bridgoman is
reported to be recovering from a ser
ions operation which she underwent a
short time ago in the Deaconess hos
pital.
Mr. Dave Ledbetter is at hia hom
in Greet Falb where he is laid up
with a severe attack of the flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Smith and (laugh
tor spent a few days in Great Falls
last week doing some spring shopping
Dave Bodkins of Belt Park made a
trip to Belt to attend to business mat
ters and spend a few days with his
parents.
The ieasers of the Queen mine an
shipping from two to three ear loads
I ore each week
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THE GREAT DOG PICTURE THE SILENT ACCUSER*
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 26TH—27TH
Dick Hitin in "WHERE ROMANCE RIDES"
A westers actios picture with twe trained b sr s e e -Star usd Beverly
EXTRA
Two-reel c o m edy end "FeHx the Cut
Admieeioe 1 Ac A 30c
SUNDAY AND MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28—MARCH I
Another Dandy Comedy Drama
CHARLES RAY ARO PAULINE STARK IR
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BRIGHT LIGHTS
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A grae* coantry bey in New York night Ufa—A show you will like
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Also Pmthe cartoon comedy
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MARCH 3RD & 4TH
Harry Carey in
SILENT SANDERSON
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A story of the gold fields of the 1er north—something new f<
ey—Also Paths Comedy—Admission 19c A 30c.
Car
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u *, ? M Lenny Thor » efton ol
* * Par * wlpre amo, *£ the out of
town visitors at the auto show in
Great Fall« ■
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"* ade a *"P Great Falls Saturday,
meet «is wife and accompany 'hei
° n **" remainder of the trip home,
Mr ^ Mrs - Wm - Bartle returned
home trom Great Falla Monday after
| having spent a few days there with
relativea ,
Mr*. Florence McLaughlin moto;
ed to Great Palls last week tojattend
the auto show.
Foul DeVodic and Mr. Murphy who
have been leasing the Dakota mine
recently struck a four foot vien of
ore carrying a large per cent of zinc
intermingled with silver and
Swan Hanson is a patient in the
Neihart hospital, rheumatism being
the cause of his confinement.
FARM LOANS
Abundance of money to loan on improved farms in the Belt Valley
FARMERS AND MINERS STATE BANK
Local Agent Po* _____
Vermont Loan and Trust Company
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIE
COMPLETE LINE OF
GLOBES
ALL KINDS OF ELECTRI
CAL EQUIPMENT *
Vacuum Sweeper»—Washing Machines—Wiring
and Motor Repairing
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F. E. WILBUR
At Sander« eiers
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FIXIT means more than to make tem
porary adjustments that will last to the
next stop. FIXIT means more than add
ing a few shims and a piece of haling
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THE FIXIT SHOP makes permanent
s repairs in workmanlike manner and ;
% stands back erf the work.
HIGH TEST GASOLINE, TIRES,
TUBES, THE BEST OF OILS,
ACCESSORIES
E. J. Marquardt
Prop.
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f ^ SjJvier Qyke mine has begun
the construction of a settling dam iii
which the- tsdlinw. from Um/JniJ
, wnict» «» awll will
s ** conTey ^ and ^ 8ed<men t ^6
co ™<*** while the water will
exclude, and empty into Carpente*
creek. The east end of Lucy Park will
comprise the dam. which will be
abo »t three hundred feet in width
ar 'd will be built of heavy timber. The
work has been under headway for
about two weeks and is expected to
iwquire^ about three months.
Mr. Tony Faller has been . laid up
with à severe cold, bat is now able to
be out.
Mr. and Mrs.
visitors at t$e
Falls last week.
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Cut Bank—Gas flow is 2,00^00
cubis feet a day in Rice well, 12 miles
George Bennett were
auto show in Great
least.