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VOLUME U. NUMBER 28,
IN ADVANCE
SUM PER
BELT, MONTANA.
►AY,
2S> 11»
JUDGE PRAY DECIDES COMPLAINT
MOST tl MADE MORE EMPLICIT
The residents in the vicinity of
Bait cr eak and others who are trying
to stop the alleged pollution of the
waters of the creak must »«Ef nun
•pacifie chargea in their complaint,
according ta a decision handed down
by Judge Charles N. Pray in the fed
eral court Thursday afternoon.
la Us d s eis tos which is in the ease
af "Jade Rubber, Alcide Fischer, et
•L tor themselves and all other per
•one rtttUaiiy. situated, plaintiffs
Dyke Mining Co..
the
The motion for further and
par.
Utenlar rtatement on the part of the
on regularly to be
1 and
whch ho relies.
referring hum particularly to other*
•mriiarljr sltoptod so that there may
to the
ha
In
to be given at th* trial.
to mart Em parmi. The Mil
to
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"Uadsr Em rule all
d
the nlfef dsmanEM
any Ja la am plaintiffs but in toe dr
ram stances here it Is unfair to the de
fendant to compel H to meat the
era! allegations of the hill withouh
more particular information as to the
location and description of the dam
aged property tolled on to sustain
them. It seems to me that all that
is required here is hi effect a bill
of particulars which couW ver>
nÿ^Md by Em pfcintlffs
further and totter p*
ticulars concerning the names of
persons and property of others simi
larly situated. " ■ _ r , ,r
be
cool
Plaintiff» are given SO days lo
•mend the complaint "The position
of th» court may be considered ^ s
denial af the ' ptffotiffs' motion to
strike," sap* the court hi ' conclusion
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Active With Plans
Fer Future Work
SSSSÜMI MRS*:
ES
Tbs Lion's dub me* at , dinner
Tuesday evening with a good atten
dance. -■ The dinner iras served by
Mrs. Berg assisted by Mm. Axel
Barg.
Chairman Manchester of the Fron
tier Days Carnival c omm i tte e repor-1
ted that preparations are proceeding
satisfactorily and read the
the committees appointed to look]®*
0 f
0.-4* MacDonald stated that to
had w ritt e n Mr. Harrington, state
«apart asking fer a
to could speak 'in Belt
bat had a» yet rses l vsd ne reply.
Coal
A
f ro m a nearby
a bo
After considerable
W
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fttef. Tne dub wB
A HILARIOUS SCREAMING
FARCE COMEDY
MIDNIGHT NAME!
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UP IN MABLE'S ROOM
a
Start** 11:0ft P. M.
St JANUARY 1
Shown Only nt I he HMnigMt
Matinee nt 11:00
. PYTHIAN THEATRB . .
AdtoC IS and S5c
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Knows his stuff
Jack Poland has recently
pie ted another Job of refitting Delco
Lighting plant batteries. This time
the work was done for Csri Alex
ander of Wayne. New plates
put in, connections r e n e w e d and the
Mammoth Wans
Frontier Days
Preparations for the Frontier Days
Carnival arc go mg oa apace and this
one is warranted to ha the biggest
and beat over. Tis commit teas have
been soonnng.. the country for
thrills. „Yon can dance, buck the
Eger, tempt fortune, buy out Eh
counter, enter year hart girl's
in the popularity contest and
you want to ipst for an hour
downstairs.
Two aigfato of fun wfll he soma
for thp aaw year.
Should the night* ha «to than is
plenty of spooa to
and to oSè af ttolsM I
that you may spend wfli he dasotod
to good
which is putting on the celebration.
by Em Lions* dub
rt
NEW COUNTY OFFICERS
t f AKE OFFICE JAN. 1ST
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All tltcU(i ot f\con
wiu assume office on January first
with the exception of County Tresa
Jeffrie* who irtH take
office on March .first,
.
The present incumbent of that
office, M. D. ; -Nicholson has beat,
no mi nated fog the position of Regis
ter of the Lead Office in Great
Fails and will resign to accept that
position as noon as his nomination
has been confirmed.
.t
W. & Jeffries, treasurer-elect
would dodbtleas be appointed to fill
the vacancy wen it not for Em fact
that by serving the unagpitod term
he would debar himself from seek
ing another term after that lx
which to bas. bean elected e xp ir es .
Ttore i» s constitutions] provision
agate*»* a county
more than two
and this is the
reason for Mr. Jeffries' unwilllng
to accept a recess appointment
The job will not gs togging sine*,
there am a number of men willing
to cam for the county«' cash fer two
A. H. Strin K h*m hs* beer; acting
B « B,tt *» •«•!* »
position* with the Internal Revenue
register of the land office since W.
Bureau at San Francisco.
The appointment of M. D. Nichol
son is a popular one and
EW
approval of n
crats alike.
JL. *
IN APPRECIATION
sit
They especially wish to thank Em
houses tor their assistance.
individuals fer Ewhr Anuitons, and
W. P. Pilgenun for his se r v ic es as
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Potato Experts At Bozeman
_.PROGRAM_
Annual Convention of the Montana
Hastens, January 6 and
1927 at tkt Agricultural Hall.
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January ft, B-Jft A. M.
Appoint
2. The Frost SMaaRon During
E. Isaac, Extension , Hortitulurist,
Grows»' Experience* and ftaen
; Means ef Minimising
Prast Injury, W..E
; Sugar*
of Mcatena Hwtie uH tnral
A Tubanmit
PMdar P. M.
Hteui
January ft, 1:N P. M.
■ A Grading and Standardisa tien af
Point of Origin, F. L T*ytor Asst.
Agricultural Agent, C. B. é Q RP
ft. Marketing Our Seed
Advertising by Shows.
Hnetiruhai Isi Montana
Station; Marketing Methods, Organ
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STNDENT TE
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M I left Great Falls at ftitft A. M.
Wsdnesday morning sad arrived hi
Chicago at 9:00 A. M. Friday. We
went to our hotel, left our thing* and
then started out to nee the efchts, ae
the Stock Show didn't «tart until
Saturday. Friday we went tnroogb
the Chicago Art Gallery, and thsi
afternoon saw the parade of the Mid
shipman and cadets of the army and
ware boosting for their
played their-annual game
in Chicago the following day.
"Saturday we went out to the
stock show snd stayed until about
two o'clock that afternoon. It was an
- They
• „who ]
a*vy
immense show, and took ns some
time to look over all of It Montana
was represented by a few animals
which showed us that we have a long
way to g* until we can show against
some of the other atataa.
Prom the livestock show w* went
through the Swift Pricking Plant and
watched their butchering operations.
Ws also went through the Libby, Mc
Neil and Libby Catering Cm plant Jfcfj
the afternoon
era «ranted to go.until about foui
o'clock in the afternoon, when we
met at the hotel and all went to the
Masonic temple. Monday being our
last day, ws arant out to Evanston to
Universlt)
Northwestern
which has the largest gymnasium in
the world. We then went to Lincoln
Park and visited the Zoo and Aquar
ium. As our time was getting short
we were able to make only a hurried
to
trip through the FUR Muséum Of
Natural History
"Ws went to our hotel about five
o'elsek and checked out. and then
«tort to the dsprt to wgit for our
train which left aft sfe-flftean Wo
la St, Paul
trsfau snd while
Goy Medal Radis Station, We left
St Paul at tlrt* a* «rrivud home
W*
WOOD the
on T hurs day
isatior. Contracta. B. B. Duncaa.
County AfWitJBivto.
ft. Potato Seed Treatment
Disease Control. H E. Morris, Path
»legist.
7. StorGfs ta Brf atton to the Saad
Oaata. B> S. laaac, Extenamn Horti
ana
cohorts!, and W K, Poltingar, Supv
ft:«» P. ML 9m Peed.
A » M P. M.
». Sow to Produce Tuber* of tbs
Desired by the
C. C. Starring, Aast
The Cultural Side of Potato
Praduetfan—-Cultivation. H L Oram.
i; Irrigation, J. Ç. Cronk, Co
beug.
A I Jft P. M.
A 11a Futur « ad the Seed Potato
Industry In
D. B. Wirhurd
Agriculturist, (Must Northern Ry.
0a* St. PmO.
Sad*
for
Ik.
t |V s T
1927.
1ft. Patate OerEficaEon Plana tar
1991
If. Committee Eaport s and Mia
*M 9. M. Potato Banquet.
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*"Mr. Abtog. supervisor of Agrkul
out He la a fins
•long to help
feHaW, and made the trip most plaas
antsand intltosting.
thaSkfUl to the Milwaukee BaJlroad
fbr -giving the trip and hoys that
soma more ef Belt Ag. students will
to aibls to make the trip next year."
Sigurd Johnson
We W«u all
fOr occupancy at the first ol
GETTING MORE ROOM
AT MISSOULA SCHOOL
State University. Missoula, Dec. lb
—Physic*,
mathematics and bus
'• administration of the Un
iversity of Montana, will be located
in the old Craig hall building as
as remodeling work ia finished,
as Em hall for the past number of
yaars has boused coeds, attending
school at Montana.
During the Christmas holidays,
the f ur ni tur e and equipment wl(J b
out of the old dormitory«
into the néw Corbin hall, whJch
altnough
is nearing completion
H wfH art be entirely finished in
quarter
tii
Craig Remodeled
Then, old Craig hall will undergo
a complete remodeling. Plans of the
after reconstruction hâve
not fteen given out, but the entire
inside is to be torn out, snd rebuilt
in padern concrete and steel con
•trite*»-. Classrooms snd labors
torts* am to to furnished for the
ent of phgii^lSatÖhatics,
riness administration.
- Bach of these departments are at
present squeezed into other build
toga. Mathematics occupies a corn«. ^
halt Physics labor! ties ana
of'1
«aall classroom have been fitted
ia Em basement of the new Net
oral B rtevto hall while the school of
business administration shares Strap-1
an frame building of
§£>16 *oye. with the littis theatre ;
and radio station KUQM
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BOBCATS FAIL TO TAKE NOME
HIDES OF LOCAL BEARCATS
_
A.aaa Mahoney, daughter ef Mrs
g Mahoney of Spring ervsk and
Louie Goette of' Great Pella ware
married last weak ta Oreat Palla by
Justice of the Peace C. A Wilson.
GOETTE • MAHONEY
They win make their hpa* la Grate
Pells.
.
Midnight Maths
Tee Notts Two
When the crowd Is the thickest
and you cant find room to dance at
slw Years night, yon can pot do]
Usai Frontier* Days celebration
b e tto r than go down to Em Pythian
Thautou and am one af :: :
produced this year wfekh
will be run *a • Midnight MaEnca
only. Owing to the Frontier Day*
celebration running twe nights thsrv
will be tcro Midnight Mstinaa* to
help take care ef the overflew c r owd
jppsUtr*, Dec. «1st mod JaA. 1st Thk
Cl -"-* *Vgtaiti will «tart at
wtJTto only one pur
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il, 00 P. M.aa*
UBgttlar cvcUÉRf
zU.- _ ygJtti
MferteMl'lbr
ia Jfaa "Calgary Stem
Hoot
pads." which will be run at 7:*0 and
9:90 o'clock
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CONRAD'NAGEL COMING
IN "THEBE ,yOU
"There You Ape," Conrad Nagel'»
most hUarioua incursion into tin
realm of eomaoQr, promise* to at
tract packed house* at the Pythian
Theatre where it shows Sunday arid
Monday,.Dae. 2« and 27. The new
story, in which Nagel goes' his
comedy hit in "Danes Madness" ona
better, is s side-splitting firniss tloii
of F. Hugh Herbert'* novel of tji*
same name, relating the trials snd
tribulations that beset a pair of elo
pers (played by Nags! and Edith
Roberts), In ihelf attempt to escape
an angry father snd battery of truf
fle policemen. In the face of such ob
stacles a* misplaced identity, a lost
baby saddled upon them—and a collie
dog that proves a Nemesis.
The new Metro-Ooldwyn-Mayer
Imtsoxo Ato essentially a w%lmkfcal
comedy—but it is staged in a setting
of thrills, such as a wild race of the
^elopers with • small army of motor
gy^j^ poHcemsn through city traffic,
a desperate leap from an sfiartmetit
building to a careening taxi in which
Nagel shows his skill as an athlete,
snd other swift-moving incidental*.
THIEF CLEANS OUT
TOM WATTS' FOWLS
and a number of chickens,
says that fer months it has been
impossible for him to leave anything
Some miscreant, while Tom Watts
was in town went to Ms ranch on
Sunday night and stela six turkey»
Tom
in the house because someone always
knew when he was gone and bn
mediately looted the pises. Tom 1«
an inoffensive old darkey snd it car
tainly is a lowdown trick to rob him
of hie produce and stock, ft Is to
to toped tort tor* ruiprit-wW to
caught.
The second game of the
suited in a win for Bait High
they defeated the Bobcats an ha
dependent team of Great Palls on
local floor by a' score of 27 to 16.
Gus Probst, a
year's district chnmptonship tease
of
played * guard for the Bobcats and
accounted «or seven of
exception of three hauls,
•bote aril several man
narrow margi» at
u
hoop
Um game Parted off fast
Probat hearing a tang
first pointa of the
taking the
of Et»
• hi
Tbs fhtrt
TWi
quarter
sadad I« to ft.
. .., . „
outplayed Em ioaafti mi mom* f ;
points to Belt's 4 The h*t
tiiia« holding the visitors ia
»* »»we gang «atu
mWIs Em Rstoat.
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hi
fi
of° Ear '"i ito as w ^ Rur
ttodr tamprau» amP
won sett to Em showura. 5
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«tou I»
Johnson (ft) . LF
Bknoais (2) .C.. Crawford -,
Jewell (7) . .._*..Ea. Psrstti (l>
Harcharkk (4) XQ. - PuohM (7)
Substitutes; Beiuington (41 .
Johnson; Gossack for Blmonls;
(2) for Crawford.
day evening,
Hot recogr
forgotten snd the slight mixups
which occurred served as spice for
^ke.
Little Folks Stage
Sweet Musical
The Seasons, s musical aDagary os
ynBLwaa stagad.
vary elteurty and daluEV By Em
first four grades under the dfrectkm
ef Mis» 'Mulitor, Miss Bbmls
Miss Johnson at th# auditorium Pri
many of Éi 'Éft
costumes It is
dwn in thfir •
impossible to give ctodit wnsas as- .
pteiaDy due.'.Each one did his part
in an excellent way. lines were not
l
Little Rabbit Ears was Em stss
soloist with Ban Bushier,U crowd,
ing her fer place. It ws» really in
spiring to set the grpnd opera aim
of Em »-year oM prima donnas ana
Httls off toy, no ona ws* fussed but
the pianist. . . v . '
The l e stuoiM were artistic, bixartu
or a pp ropr ia te as the occasion de
manded and showed ranch labor «2
lova on the part of teacher
w«Q conceived and added much te
the attractiveness fff the groaptng
Everyone present enjoyed the c a n te d »
oyoL wwoX home with a ««»• « hfts
tacs.
to.
mothers. The stag« decora tio n s