Belt Valley times. [volume], May 20, 1926, Page Page Eight, Image 8

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animating thought of the statesmen who
met to draft America's constitution.
to weld the sections they repro
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n» nted into a political entity that would f unct i on
most efficiently and enduringly in the service
of the people. 0
A similar problem was presented nearly a
century later to the organizers of America's tele
phone service. Licenses under die first patents
being granted to isolated companies chat
were forming to introduce local service,
more perfect union" of these companies
seemed, from the beginning of the telephone's
adoption by the people, to be essential, and so
the structure of the Bell System was planned.
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This organization exists today substantially
as it was then conceived, - a group of com
panies, each preserving its individuality and ap
plying local knowledge to local needs, bur all
federated into a single cohesive union in order
that nation-wide, universal service may be pro
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FARM LOANS
Abundance of money to loan on improved farms in the Belt Valley
FARMERS AND MINERS STATE BANK
Lock! Agent For
Vermont Loan and Trust Company
RUNAWAY
Yesterday as Roy Deal was pilot
ing a load of coal drawn by four hor
ses up the hill in front of the Times
office, a county road outfit, cater
pillar, scarifier, and scraper cam«
down the hill and frightened the
leaders. The horses some how broke
loose and jerking the reins from the
driver's hands proceeded on their way
They straddled the iron post in front
MfE KNOW HUS
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WHITE DIARRHEA
Theb'.ight of poultry raising bai
always been bowel trouble. Chicks
were helpless against it. No one
■ able to combat the deadly germ.
Now we guarantee-thu way saves
chicks from white diarrhea. Hall
a century ef experience with
poultry remedies has produced
Pratts White Diarrhea Tablets.
Use them in the chicks' drinking
water from the first drink they
get. Prevent the spread of white
diarrhea germs. Thousands of
poult rymeo rely on Pratts Tablets.
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fV^ Tablet.
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W. «Raffel Prep.
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of Bobotha and, when the doubletree
broke, parted company. One fell on
the walk in front of the old company
stare, then both trotted around to the
back of the lot and waited to be
eal Darko hit a rock and made a hole
in his gas tank.. He fed it te/ougt.
the vacuum until he reached Great
Falls where he had It mended.
caught.
When joy riding last Sunday Mich
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^PRICES
Phosphate
Baking
Powder
N O other high*
grade baking
powder is sold at so
moderate a price.
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Pete Faller returned Wednesday
from a business trip to Great Falla.
P. E. Wynegar drove up Friday
with produce.
a. M "wifÜâ? . L * db r?* r 2"* to,
Jy. bare wtth her sirt^Mr,. Carl
Scbenck, returning to Great Falls
Monday with Mr. Ledbetter who
rived Sunday to aocompany her home,
H. I. Heath went to Great Ml.
Friday ev e n ing.
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Mr. and Mrs. Carl Feller .pent
Saturday and Sunday here.
OUo Boeder is Mr. Porter's new
clerk. Mr. Boettger expect, hla fern
ily about Saturday. Tlwyh^e taken
an appartment at the Park Hotel.
Mr,. R*y R. r<r*T *nd t„ ddl-i«.
dren spent Saturday and Sunday here
Bun Stort of Htototortlto «rtoo.
Sotuntoj- .v.ninq for . volt with
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T. F. McBride, teacher at the Dyke
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j left Saturday for Great Falla. -
Mr. ond Mru. Leo Gr.ybill .„d toto,
! of Groot Falle ..rt vtoitor. here Su.
da.
E A Show on old timer of Net*
hart was ite " forcerai
the oast week.
Miss Bernice Maid was a passenger
to Great Falls Monday.
, Louis B. O.Neil of tee Sunburn
'oil field, ond his ototor, Ml.. M-,
O'Neil were guests of friends her*
Saturday.
The Miasea Jennie and Fannie
Mikeson returned to Merino Sud«y
accompanied by their'brthers, after
spending an entire winter with the'r
sister, Mn». Elmer Sieger. j
Mr and Mrs. T. F. Hogg and
two children spent Saturday in Great |
Mr. and Mr*. Leonard Larson. Sr.
and son Donald, Mrs. Neihart and
Falls
I spent Sunday with the Henry Sutton
fnmily. Miss Fay Sutton accompan
—died them home.
Mrs. Lease and Miss Lease enter
, tained two evenings the past week
Bridge being the principal diversion
of the evening. The guests Tuesday
evening were Mrs. Ann* Moore, Sfr*.
Homer Armstrong, Mrs. D. C. Crut
cher, Mrs. Rose Marshall, Mrs. Char. f
Ettien, Mrs. Hans Roehl, and Mrs.
I Basset Leyson.
The guests Friday evening were
Mrs. J. C. Weld, Mrs. T. F. Hogg, 1
Mrs. Joe Broderick, Miss Agnes Brwf
erick, Mrs. Ed. Gruter, Mrs. A H. !
W'alker, Mrs Carl Schcnck,
relative* -
Falls.
i Miss Doris Reisinger of Great
MrS, j
; Leonard Ledbetter, Mrs. Chns. Kaki,
'Mrs. Anlog Fetisch, Mrs. Rahichauh,
Mrs. Henry Sutton, Mrs. Homer Arm
strong, Mrs. Anna Moore, Mrs. FlnC
ence McLaughlin, and. Mrs. Annie
Haxton.
The Dyke Band furnished the music
Saturday night for a well attended
dance which followed the showing of
T"Zander the Great." -
-—*--recorded
STATE OP ^MONTANA
Insurance Department
Whereas, THE ATLAS ASSUR
ENCE COMPANY. Ltd. INSURANCE
COMPANY located at London, in
State of England has filed in this ot
«ce a sworn statement of it* condition,
on tee thirty-first of December, 1925.
in accordance with the provision*
of the Revised Codes of Montana ot
1907. as amended, reUting to Insur
ance Companies; and whereas, said
«teVement shows that said Insurance
Company has complied with the
^ this SUte relatin * to insurance;
THEREFORE. In pursuance of law,
I, Geo. P. Porter, State Auditor and
i Commissioner of Insurance, Ex-Of
ificio, do hereby certify that said In
sura nee Company is authorized to
transact the business of Fire insur
ance in the State, by agents properly
appointed as required by law. until
the thirty-first day of March. A. D
1927, unless sooner revoked by com
petent authority of law.
I I farther certify that tee statement
1 shows
1st. The actual amount of U. S De
I posit of said Company Dec. 31, 1925,
... $400.000.05
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2nd. The aggregate Income of said
Company for the year 1925 to be ....j
.... $4,089,706.81
3rd. The aggregate Expenditures ot
said Company for the year 1926 to
be ...4,047 498^4
4th. The aggregate amount of A# .
aeta ' of said Company Dec. SI. 1926
. •« 420 194 in
6th. The aggregate amount of Ua .
bib ties of said Company, exclusiv« of
capital, to be.. $4,366.286.9«
8th. Net sorpltw—exclusive of U
S. Deposit . $2,063,908.11
7th Surplus as regards po i i c y -
holder. ___$8,068,908.17,
j IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, l
and affixed the seal of my office the
(Seal) Geo. P Porter
State Auditor and Commissioner of
, Insurance, Ex Officio.
APPLICATION FOB PATENT
No, 064993 ...
J U. s. Land Office, Great Falla,
(Montana, April 28, 182«.
Surrey No. 105*9
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Montana, has
cation for a patent of 1600 linear fee*
the New Alicia Lode Min. or reu.
bearing gold and silver with rarf,tt
ground 690.7 faet in width, also
linear feet of the New Rod well Lodt.
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Mine or vein bearing gold and silver
with surface ground 40« feet in width
situated in tee Neihart (ui»rganU^)
Mmmg Distort, County of Camade
and f^***®* Montana, and designated
by the field note, and official plat
fil. to thi. o«lc » Sqrr.y Nto»
jber 10620, located in Township
Northrf lUnq. 8^|Co«,
tod to. Im. .»d Mondton of
State of Montana, said Survey
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being as follows, to-wit:
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»«fanto. .t Corn.. No. 1.,
Identical with Comer No. 4. Sur
r®y No. 10009 Alice No. 4 Lode, ond
X'Co'nmr No. 8. Survey No. 10009 Alice
No. 1 Lode, Adolph Heidenreich, et
al., claimanU for both, and Corner
No. 4 Survey No. 10842 Blake Lode,
Thī Westgard, Claimant.
U- S. L. M. No. 3692 (mm) T. U
N.. R. 8 E., beam S. 9 degrees 42
minutes 28 seconda W. 4131.9 feel.
Thence N. 26 degrees 20 minutes W
600.00 ft. to Corner No. 2.
Thence N. 59 degrees 09 minutes E.
1499.9 ft. to Corner No. ——
Thence S. 26 degrees 20 minutes E.
698.70 ft. to Corner No. 4. {
Thence S. 59 degrees 6 minutes W
1500.00 ft. to Comer No. 1, the place
of beginning containing an area of
20.674 acres.
Beginning at Corner No. 1.
Identical with Comer No. 3, Sur
vey No. 10482, Blake Lode and Corn
No. 2, Survey No. 10520, New Al-1
icia Lode.
U. S. L. M. No. 3692 (uns) T. 14
N., R. 8 E., bears S. 6 degrees 20 min
utes 08 seconds W., 4630.4 ft.
Thence N. 26 degrees 20 minutes W.
466.00 ft, to comer No. 2.
1499.90 ft. to comer No. 3.
466.00 ft. to Comer No. 4.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
George D. Coombs, whose post office
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'New Rodwell" Lode
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Thence N. 69 degrees 09 minutes E.
Thence S. 26 degrees 20 minutes E. I
Thence S. 69 degrees 09 minutes W
1499.90 ft. to Corner No.l, the place
1 of beginning, containing an area ot
16.966
ers is 21 degrees 30 minutes E. The 1
Certificate of Locations of the New!
acres.
The magnetic variation at all Com
Alicia Lode is recorded in the Record-
er's Office of Cascade County, Mont- !
ann i n Volume 10, page 424, Quartz
Lode Locations of Cascade County/
an d that of the New Rodwell Lode isj
in Volume 10, page 423,
Quartz Lode Locations of Cascade
County, Montana.
The adjoining
claims are, as shown by plat and *ur
vey> 0,0 B,ake Lode - Survey No.
10482 ' the A1,c * No - 1 Lode Sarv «y
the^ ^° 9 '^ A1 '"
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An f and c *'* itt * ad '
j v ^ r8e y a " y ° n ° f 8a ' d New Ab *
cU and New Rodwe11 Lodes ' or sar -
face grounds, are required to file
the,r adver8e cl&,m8 the Regis
r^ntt fn^h*
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^ " f l w T ^ T *
d * ya ^" od Hon )hereof or
they will be barred by virtue of the
P roy i*> ons of the statute
A. H. Stringham,
Acting Registei
(First Publication April 29, 1926 )
(Last Publication June 24. 1926.)
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"JANICE MERIDFTH" TELLS
HISTORY OF DAYS OF "76
(Continued from Page One)
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«» W and misery endured *>y his sol
diers at Valley Forge; while on tec
H M
8lde of the Deleware ' Geiw ;
»I Howe was tendered > farewell ball
by his officers at the Wharton Vuia,
Beautiful women, richly gowned and
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bri8rht coated En » U ' h officers danced
0X1 P° li sbed floors, lighthearted ana
comfortable; while tee American sol
diers attempted to k< *P ' aarm "
teeir camp fires—a striking contrast
wonderfully photographed
^ Boaton Tea ****> a
»* n « ht P>trtck Henry's im
passioned speech; «uSd numerous other
*♦*»•"* of the day« of the B*vo ,
hition are included in this totupendona (
production, which, under tee direction!
of E. Mason Hopper is a stirring pam
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from history.
fjaniee Merideh,"Lillie Hayward"*
plcturig&tioa of Pam! Leicester FordT* 1
romance, is cKatributed by Metro |
Gold win The retting* are by Josepa
j Urban
SHKBiFF SALK ON DBCKKE OF!
FOBBCLOSURE
In the District Court of Eight),
Judicial District of the State of Mon
tana. In and for the County of Cas
NORMAN PA KERB «cd ALDA B.
PARKER, hi. wlfa, THE FIRST
R . N( . rD . , T
J^NAL RANK GBRAT
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$ 5*
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Bank and Treat Company of Great
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Mootooa, A« to. ri»ht tlth
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claim and interest of the above de- 1
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fendants in and to tee following de !
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Northweet quarter (SWliNWltl,
toe Northwest quarter of the
South west q uarter (******>.
^e Northwest quarter of the
N ' 01 ^. e8t <NWt f„ I JJ' r ^. ) '
<* Section Twenty-one (21), the
Southeast quarter of the North
9umUr (SEMNEML North
east qua, ^J the Souteeast
quarter (NE*SE*) of Section
Twenty (20), all in Towiiship
Twenty (20) North of Range
(7) Ea8t of the Montena
Meridian, containing 200 Acres
more or according to the
United States Government Survey
thereof. Said land lying and bc
* n S hi Cascade County, State of
°* Montana,
cade
ANN PEARSON. Plaintiff
Dated at Great Falls, Montana,
this 6th day of April, 1926.
T. J. Norton
Sheriff of Cascade County
By M. E. Tucket
Deputy Sheriff
First Publication May 13th
Helena—State Highway Board con-]
tracts for two steel and ten timber
bridges on the Roosevelt Highway
project and 19.208 miles of grading
in Valley and Roosevelt Counties. ,
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The Tire or Tube that you need for your Car .
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PAINSTAKING REPAIRING May be found at
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FRIDAY â SATURDAY
MAY 21 ft 22
MARION DAVIES
"JANICE niEREDITH
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A Revolutionary War story'
- 11 REELS -
Show starts 8:00 o'clock
First two reels will be re
peated for faite c om e r s
ADMISSION— 10c & 40c
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
MAY 23 & 24
GRETA GARBO and RIC
ARDO CORTEZ in
"IBANEZ TORRENT"
A gorgeous, and thrilling
story of old Spain
Also Felix the Cat—10-30c
NOTICE— Show starts at
8 o,clock. Box office closes
at 9 o'clock. Yon will al
ways see foil show if you
you come before 9 o'clock.
Commercial Hotel
Raynesf _ Montana
MONTE Mc( TT, Proprietor
Newlj rniahed
MEALS SERVED ALL HOURS