Belt Valley times. [volume], April 08, 1926, Page Page Five, Image 5

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

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Check decay before it even starts.
Du Pont Paint is as profitable an in
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made!
Whenever you have anything to paint
or varnish, from a kitchen chair to the
whole house, come in and talk it over
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PAINTS "VARNISHES and ENAMELS
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Opportunity always for a sociable game of cards, a
game of billiards or a test of skill at the pockets.
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Cigarettes
Tobacco
Cigars
Soda Fountain
Ice Cream
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Soft Drinks Candy
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our depositor's business has made them peraian
ent customers HERE.
WHENEVER YOU TOO waat the kind of
bank connections that will make you feel that
, you are "aH set," drop in and let m convince you
that we have what you need.
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Local Items of Belt
and Vicinity
ST. LUKE'S CHURCH
Lee H. Young, Putter.
Special service Thursday «tenta*,
April 15th.
Eventa* prayer and Hhmtrateti
•tody of the Death and Raaometem
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ST. MARK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Sunday achool S o'clock p. m.
First Mass 8 o'clock à. ns.
High Mass I0:S0 A. M.
Benediction 7:80 P. M
MARCELLING
Second door below the Troy Laun
dry. Jessie Sampson, Phone 89» V
• Albert Epperson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Epperson and s native son
of the Belt Valley is home on a fur
lough. He is a member of Troop L
Second Machine Gun Squadron U. S.
Army and is stationed at Port Bliss,
Texas. This is a cavalry troop ana
has been stationed near the Mexican
border for several years. Few cav
airy regiments went abroad daring
the unpleasantness and so Mr. Epper
son missed the big show,
already served eighteen years in the
He has
army and has only eight years
serve before he can retire. He will go
back to the colors some time' next
Old Timers Entertainment, Great
Falls April 17th. Speeches by Judge
Ayres and W. V. Talbot. Dance
Lunch. Membership $1.00. AU old
timers are urged to be present.
Thos. Glynn was in from his ranch
month.
on Tuesday. - 5 .
Wm. Junkermeier brought in a job
that reminds blacksmiths 0 / other
day». He bad tbs fifth wheal on
his buggy repaired, ,
W. C. Biomquist attended the Wm.
Henning sale near Monarch Tuesday.
Alfred Larson of Willow crook eann
in Tuesday. He aaya that ttaKTOad.
at that time were passable Me rap
idly getting worse.
Otto Koskels while intown stated
that they would start making butter
Ed Dunaton was in Ipck Monday. He
was leaving for Butte and stepped up
to the ticket office just before train
237 came in only to find that he hadi"
left his money at home. He hurrieo
1 home for it but got back to toe staJ
ition just as 237 pulled out. Here is
I the luck. Train 43 had a roaseng ex
'for Belt from beyond Moccasin nr.i
stopped, Dunston took this train and]
caught 237 at Great Falls.
Ella Skadsen visited in Belt during
the Easter vacation. She icmaincd for
the Easter dance.
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again soon,
news to their old customers.
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Mr. and Mrs. Burton Thayer were)
shopping in Belt Tuesday.
On Sunday, March 27th, Erv, I inde
held Lutheran services at the home j
of Wm. Vendsel at 2:80 P. M. After- j
wards he went to Tiger Butte wheri
i he held services at the school house
in the evening. About May 1 ser
j vices will be held at the at the home
of Mrs. Thos, Johnson at Tiger Butte.
1 Marvin Sauers of Helena and Ruth
j Janfcermeier of Great Falls spent)
! their Easter vacation at the home of
their grandparents. Mr. a nd Mrs. Wm.
Waino Laihti of Cfeyser, while rj
inc after cattle Saturday had *.
shoulder dislocated and . face badly IH
bruised when his horse fell with himJ^E;
He did not know what the matter waa
! but finally concluded that his &nv wsa
broken. Friends placed his arm injj
splints and brought him to Dr. Gray-|
beal on Monday afternoon. The doc- fj
tor reduced the dislocation and made
him as easy as possible. The wonder
was how a man could stand the pain
for two days before hunting a sur
geon.
W. F. PUgeram left yesterday for
Helena to have • conference with his
chief, Register Brandjord of the Stats
Land department
Walter Biomquist and Art Hani-1
ment made a short business trip to
Groat Falls Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Probst sho^N
in Belt Saturday.
Andrew Maki atten d e d to business
in Beit Wednesday.
Lunch Counter
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Open Till 12 P. M.
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PASTRY AND NEATS
H*«m cashed
Shsrt Orders a Specialty
O. M. OLSON, Prep.
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The members of Olive Branch Re
b * kak Lod|r * No ' 28 F -
**** * P ublic c *« 1 at their hall
Saturday night April 17th. A dm 50t.
PU J ****** at 8;M •'«»P Everyone
welcome.
Supt, J. R. Culver of the local
will
schools has accepted the position ol
principal of the Powell county hlg*»
school at Deer Lodge,
friends in Belt are sorry to see him
leave bat are congratulating him upon
his success in securing a position ol
His many
this class which is in the nature of a
promotion
The Belt P. T. A. will meet Wed
nMd *y * venin * A ?* 1 14th th « «*•
itorium.
b^d broken. He was working il.
the smelter and. while swinging n
sledge, a carpenter laid a board across
some treetles above him. The sledge
caught upon the board and was jerked
from his hand. In falling it struck
the back.of his left hand breaking two
Eddie Sundermeier was a business
Sam Wilson is home with his left
of the bones.
to j visitor in Great Falls Saturday,
Mrs. Joe Leveille of Great Falls
| and sons George and Dale spent the
Easter vacation visiting Mrs. Phil Le
, veüee and Mrs. Beaudry.
Harry Browning of Great Falls
and|»P« n t Easter in Belt visiting friends
and relatives.
®°b McCullough of Great Falls was
* business visitor In Belt Tuesday.
Mrs. Rush and Mrs. Fluhr motored
Groat Fall. Friday on business,
M m *"* ****** fH»"ds In Groat
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Mr " 1 J>«p«"w la visiting Mro. Fred
arrows a few days this week.
®fr. and Mr . Louis Busch of Mon.
arch sho PP ed la H * 14 Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rill shopped
in Belt Wednesday.
Ladiee Aid met at the home
4 '** M " . L ^ rd ***** Mr * Lord and
"™' Ted 8am,,son ^rtained. The|
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M " Em ' 1 Makl of Great Fan *
***** at the McConkt *y borne Tuesday
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B lP 8tuffe * risltei h?r « ster Ber
;"*l ce ,n Great Fail * er the week
Dr. and Mrs. Stewart visited in
Grout Falls Friday.
Wm. Mclnnnis returned to his home
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Demonstration of
TRU - BID BISCUIT
in Conjunction
Company's
And Their Other
With
PRODUCTS
PRODUCTS
An Attractive Measuring Spoon and Recipe Book Given
Free with each 2 lb. Can of Schilling's Coffee or a 2 1-2 lb.
Can of Schillings Baking Powder.
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2*4 rb Can Schillings Pure Baking
.$ 1.00
1 lb Can Schillings Best Coffee.$ .6&
2 îb Can Schillings Best Coffee
4 !b Can Schillings Best Coffee.$2.20
12 oz. Can Schillings Pure Baking
Powder
Powder .
$ 1.10
2 lbs Tru Blu Strawberry Puffs or
TropicaF Pnrft Cotdties
$ 7è
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Come in and have nome real flavor cof fee and real flavor fresh cookie» — free!
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have the shoemaker
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was not worth repairing. It ^
happens often because a good
many people today arc buying shoes
by appearance and price — a very
expensive way.
A shoe that's not worth repairing was not
worth buying in the first place. Paper and
substitutes in the soles, insole«, counters and
heels make shoes quickly lose their shape
and wear out.
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totting Thm Weyen berg ••AUSoHd '
1. /P Leather*' Shoo. You will like its
comfortable, sturdy qualities.
We fairy a wide variety of styles for ,
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cooper drove
down to Belt yesterday
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vis-'B«* Elder visited our merchants on
Saturday.
hospital in GTOat Fulls but week,
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jos
celyn a baby boy at the Deaconesi
Mr. and Mr*. Art McCafferty wer«
down Wednesday from Monarch.
The K. P. entertainment committee
consisting of Ernest Seigling und Ro
bert Heron put on another successfu.
dance on Easter Monday. More than
100 couples were present Few spec
tators occupied chairs and the dancers
had one glorious time. The mnsio
and the lunch were excellent Both
the K. P's and the Pythian sisters
are to be congratulated.
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