Belt Valley times. [volume], May 20, 1926, Page Page Five, Image 5

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better price, if you dress
hops bit with du Pont Paint;
or, if you're not selling, it will
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Well be glad to help you se
lect just the right paints and
varnishes for the job.
Why not drop in today?
NEiHIRT LUMBER CO.
Authorized Agency
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PAINTS - VARN ISHESowENAM ELS
NEIHART NEWS
Sunday evening Mrs. Gruter enter
tained a number of friends prior to
the departure of the teacher. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. George
Broderick, Mr. od Mr,. Ch... M.c
Gibbon, Mn. Ann. H.rton, Mrs. M
N. Lea«, MU. Lease, Mis. Broderick,
Mrs. Re». Schober», Mrs. W»u.n
Heath, and Mrs. Jack Pameter. j
Mrs. Anna Moore entertained *
number of friends Wednesday evening
in compliment to the teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sutton, ana
Wallace and Eloise Sutton were pa»
sengen to Great Pails on Monday*»
train.
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The Misses Florence, Aiken, and
of Great Falls spent
Saturday and Sunday here with there
father, D. L. S. Barker.
Business reaoers bring results
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C onfidence in the concern
with which you deal—that
is the biggest thing to consider
in your purchase of a used
Ford car; and upon that basis,
you should naturally buy from
•n Authorized Ford Dealer.
N. H. BROWNING
Mobil Oik
Recharging Batteries $1.00
AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER
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INVITATION
BY BECOMING A DEPOSITOR of thia in
stitution you open your way to many privileges
which leads to broader business relations.
IF YOU ARE NOT A DEPOSITOR here w
will be pleased to have you with us so that you
iay find ont by actual experience what it means
to be affiliated with a real bank.
STEP in any time and have a talk with us
Farmers & Miners
State Bank
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STATE OF MONTANA
Insurance Department
Whereas, THE AUTOMOBILE IN
SURANCE COMPANY located at
Hartford in the State of Connecticut
has filed in this office a sworn state
ment of its condition on the thirty*
first of December, 1926, in accordance
with the provisions of the Revised
Codes of Montana of 1907, aa amended
relating to Insurance Companies; and
whereas, said statement shows that
said Insurance Company has complied
with the laws of this State relating
to Insurance;
THEREFORE, In pursuance of law
I Geo. P. Porter, State Auditor ana
Commissioner of Insurance. Ex-Officio
do hereby certify that said Insurance
Company is authorised to transact
the business of Fire insurance in the
State, by agents properly appointed*
as required by law. until the thirty
first day of March. A. D. 1927, un^
revoked by competent
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I furtlier certify that the statement
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1st The actual amount of paid up
Capital of said Company Dec. 31, 192P
to be .. $4,000,000.0«»
2nd The [n< , nmo - .
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.Company for the year 1926 to be.|
$33 640 86» 20i°
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3rd. The aggregate Expenditures ox
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said Company for the year 1925
33 918 964 74
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4th. The aggregate amount of As
sets of said Company Dec. 31, 192-,
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less sooner
authority of law.
be
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Sur P ,us as ****£* J* 1 "?.
ho 'ders .-.$6406»222.8S
have hereunto subscribed my name
and affixed the seal of my office the
day obove written,
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, i
(Seal)
State Auditor and Commissioner of
insurance, Ex-Officio
Geo. P. Porter
Jack Kierstead and son Bob were
visitors here Thursday from theli
home in Great Falls.
Local Items of Belt
' It is reported from Tiger Butte
that on their diamond last Sunday
two games were played; the first
with Lower Belt resulted in a victory
for Tiger Butte by a score of 12 U
13 and then they beat Spring crebk
7 to 5. The batteries for the first
* ume w * r * Johnson and Samuelaon,
Deal, Marcinko and Hill. For the
second game Beckstrom and Samuel
son, Krebs and Mittal.
*» y Jamea of the SUver Dyke sto P
P«* in town * few houre Saturday,
Frank Sheriff at Ubby
was bere this week to 8 «e Mrs. Baney
j who is home assisting in the carej
of her father, Eld. Dunston. Mr.
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[Baney has been sheriff for several.
terms and is a candidate for reelec.
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arday night was attended by a num*|
ber of Belt young people. The ladies
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f the A tar Soc,ety at Rayford
are giving a dance on May 29th and
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many of our young people are plan- ;
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Bob McCafferty was down from
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iday with a four-horse team after sup
lies
ï tion.
The dance at Raynesford last Sat
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Situ at'f.ih.r
^ Tuödiy (rom ^
Falla to Neihart ■ stopping at the
Times office a short time.
A baby was bom to Mrs. and Mr.
Walter Cooper at the Graybeal hos
pital last week. Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Larson of Great Fallls drove out to
greet the newcomer.
W. C. Blomquist has sold the two
Ford coupes he advertised last week,
one to John Soopos and the other to
Ben McCoy.
Misses Louise Lockray and Mary
Rice drove in to Great Falls last
Saturday.
Mrs. James Brodie and daughter;the
Ruth, were Great Fails visitors at the
weekend.
Miss Helen Gillette was in Belt
yesterday.
Mrs. Alfred Johnson and daughter,
Edna, visited Mr. Johnson in Great
Falls Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie Rodger and Mrs. Col
lins of Great Falls came out to visit
Mrs. Butzo Sunday.
Mr. and - Mrs. Pete Darko we b Belt
visitors Friday.
Mrs .Aseman and daughter Mar
garet of Stanford visited Bel frien
Saturday.
—The rase of Tim McCarthy of K
hart against Thomas Westward of
Great Falls to quiet iitle to conflating
claims on Carpenter creek is b 'ing
tried this week before Judge H .inv.
Cooper, Stephenson and Ho »vor ot
Great Falls with A. J. Horste of
Helena are attorneys for the defen
dant and L. P. Donovan and J. A.
Kaufman of Shelby represent the
plaintiff. ,-•—
Some of the April records of the
local cow testing club, conducted by
agriculture department compare ver,
favorably with the records of tne
county row testing association.- The
j high cow for the month was No.
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owned by W. V. James.
She pro
EE David Graham's cow, Jersey was sec
: ond with a production 1060 pound»
== of milk and 58.8 pounds of butterfal
EEs; Leo Spogen who has been visiting
£-5 ! under the parental roof for a few
EE weeks left Tuesday morning for Den
SS ver where he will look for a location.
EE Roy Spogen who is working for the
C. M. and St. Paul in Great Falls
has earned a two-weeks vacation with
pay and departed on Tuesday for
Seattle where he will visit former
Beltites and see the sights.
Mias Ella Graybeal, student nurse
at the Deaconess hospital is spending
her three weeks vacation with her
parent« Dr. and Mrs. Graybeal.
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TANGLEFOOT FLY SPRAY DOES THE
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Kills Moths, Bed Bogs. Ants, Flies, Mosquitos, Roaches
and Fleas—Now is the time to exterminate the egg lay
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FOR ONE WEEK WE W ILL SELL
.... 45 cents
6.5 cents
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Mouth sprays for the one-half and pint »Des and hamf
sprays for the quart size free!
- WALK TO DAHLS AND SAVE DOLLARS "
•4 Pint or 50 cent size for.
1 Pint or 75 cent size for.
1 quart or *1.25 size for
ST. LUKE'S CHURCH
Lee H. Young, Pastor.
Church School 10 A. M.
ST. MARK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Sunday school 2 o'clock p. m
!• 'rst Maas 8 o'clock a. m.
High Mast 10:80 A. M.
Benediction 7:30 P. M.
Christian Endeavor 7 P. M.
Junior Endeavor (in basement) ï
P. M.
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Henry Livix and Mart Owens at
tended to business matters in Belt
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Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sutherland were
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shopping in Belt yesterday,
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Mr - and Mrs. L. H. Ceirgy and Pan
line Polutnik made a business and
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top ** COUnty 8TOt Tue8 '
day.
CHRST1AN CHURCH
Sunday School 10:30 A. M.
Communion services 11:30 A. M.
Preaching services 8 P. M.
Midweek service Wednesday 8 P. M.
If you don't attend elsewhere-Come
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Olson motored
to Great Falls Tuesday to spend the
day.
Lem McCoy of Spring creek was a
business visitor in Belt Tuesday.
Frank Rush, G. G. Nohl and John
Hane were attending to business mat
ters in the county seat Tuesday.
Mrs. Sam Wilson departed Sunda)
for Lewiatown where Mr. Wilson i»
employed.
William Fluhr who is the field rep
resentative tor the Northern Cream
ery was a visitor at his home over
the weekend.
Mrs. Prank Beaudry was the guest
of Mrs. Walter Kennedy of Gnat
Falls Sunday.
Ole Grendahl is evidently having
time of his young life in Great
j Fails.
He is eighty !W3 years of age and
thrown into the Great Falls cal
abdose for the fourth time In three
' weeks on Tuesday morning. Every
charge against him has been the
breaking of the Volstead Law.
was
MARCELLING
Second door below the Tnoy Laun
dry. Jessie Sampson, Pb;ne sDiV
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FOR SALE-Overland Six. Price
[$150.00 for quick sale. Cash or
F - E - Wilbur, Electrician, tf.
DOG LICENSE DUE
1926 dog licenses are now due. Pay
!city treasurer at om and get n-v
_ ( tax. This is a final notice,
By order Mayor ami City Council
Business Readers
Advcrtiwnitnit under thit heading
Ten Cents per Une for r»ch insert inn
LOST—Pair of eye-glamie* in case.
Frank
No bows, $1.00 reward.
Horan, Belt.
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FOR SALE—Bukk Roadster, Inquire
First National Bank, Belt, Mont.
FOR SALE—Choice Cabbage and To
mato Plante, also Aston and other
Plowcn,
Mrs. Blain, Armington
WANTED—Party interested In put
ting hay up by the ton. We furnish
-- machinery.
Shelby—Illinois Pipe Line will build
four new 80,000 barrel tanks here and
may double this capacity.
Whitefish—City will oil all streets
this year.
Long Ranch Co.
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The new seasons woolens
in this fine line are truly
beautiful. Every conceiv
able shade and pattern is
represented. The fashion»
too are smarter than ever.
When will we have the
pleasure of showing you?
HAMMENT BROS.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
Harry T. Stong, pastor
Morning worship at 11 o'clock. Ser
mon by the pastor. Subject, Observ
ance of a Spiritual Birthday.
Evening service at So'clock. The
program will consist of musk, pk
tores and a sermon by the pastor.
Prayer service Thursday evening.
Choir rehearsal Saturday Evening
Bishop H. Lester Smith will speak
in Great Falls Sunday on Christian
Specials For Saturday
FOURTEEN ..DOLLAR ..FULL COTTON MATTRESS
$ 11.50
WOOD FINISH
THREE PIECE BEO
A Fine Bed,
Regular $ 35.00 Value
$ 26.00
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ONE 35 CENT CAN OF
N. B. C. WAFERS—Free
With each FIVE DOLLAR
Cash Purchase
No| Including Salt, Flour
2'/ilbs Schillings Baking
. * 1.00
Powder ....
1 lb. Schillings Baking
Powder.
45e
300 Size Lemons, per
doz«r..7~:.T."T^7.
4 dozen Good Oranges for
- $ 1.00 -
40c
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NOTICE TO
TAXPA YERS
6 P. M. JUNE FIRST IS LAST DAY TO PAY SECOND
INSTALLMENT 1925 REAL ESTATE TAXES
Under Jhe laws of the State of Montana, the second
installment of the 1925 general taxes win be due and
payable on or before 6 o'clock P. M. on the 31st day*
of May.
As May 1st is a legal holiday (Memorial Day) the of
fice of County Treasurer will be closed all day. but
general taxes will be accepted up to 6 o'clock P. M. on
the following day, June 1st.
The State Examiner insists that the books be closed at
6 o'clock P. M. on the first day of June and unless the
taxes are paid prior thereto, they will be delinquent
and will draw interest at the rate of one per cent per
month from June 2nd, and five per cent penalty will be
added to the amount thereof as a penalty.
M. D. NICHOLSON, County IVeasurer
By W. S. JEFFRIES, Deputy Treasurer
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Education and its value to the state
j will mark the opening of the finan
citisenship and the county,
dal campaign, in this section, for In
termoontain Union College.
This
Splendid reporta are being receivea
from pieces where the campaign is
000 rm ' a « J - A Hk. amount has also
been received from Fergus county.
being conducted.
Sanders county,
south of Flathead Lake, reporte 914,
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