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'JUNE 19, 1913. DR. 0. V. CALKINS DENTIST Successor to Dr. Hollenback Office closed on Seturday. Open Sunday 14 appointment. OFFICE OVER STATE BANK Phone No. 39 L P. SHARP, M. 1 C. Graduate Chicago Veterivare 6ellege Office Second Floor Clary Bldg. A. Dr. E. S. PORTER - PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Office and Residence over State Bank MOORE -:- MONTANA DR. 0. F. DAVID PIEWSI9AN and SURGEON Calls ,Aiiended Promptly Day or Night OFFICE: David Drug, Co. MOORE :-: MONTANA DR. S. S. OWEN Physician and Surgeon OFFICE—Owen Building, Main Street MOORE MONTANA S. E. PETERSON LAWYER OFFICE IN CLARY BLOCK MOORE MONTANA SETH 0. CARROL1. Funeral D rectd;r. Embalming done. Guaranteed satisfactory for sh)pping, - at erasonable prices. Celle an- swered promptly day or night. PHONES - - - 46 or 73. , Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Samuels were Lewistown vieitons last Friday. Walter Estee and wife, and Young son were county seat visitors on Fri- day. Bob Mitchell lef+ here Friday on a business trip to the vicinity of Sipple. H. C. Redman and family returoed on Monday afternoon from a few days spent at their ranch near Straw. There be preaching ,at the Loiesie Creek school house on Sueday. June 29th, at 11 o'clock by Eider A. S. Neel.. Don D. Clawson, an experienced linotype operator and machinist, ar- rived in the _city Saturday from Min- neapolis and is employed on The Empire. Mrs. Clawson will follow later. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hauck left Sat- urday morning for -an extended trip to various points on the west coast, 'where the former goes in the hope of recoverIng his -health, which has been poorly of late. Chas. Henry, who is leasing the Bud Moore farm sduth ef town, 'went to Garneill Tuesday 'tqr husa ness connected with a relinquishanena 'which he expets to buy. Charlie Lea not as yet used his homestead privi- lege. A large number of locall Cane ac- companied the ball team to Hllgei last Sunday to witness the game. frhirs was the first time some of them had visited that cooling town and were rather seepriaed at its rapid growth. Several local fight fans went up to see the Knight-Ketohel bout at Lew- Astown la* Friday afternpon. The fight was good as lone 'as it lasted, but It terminated rather abruptly in the middle of the 6th round, when ieht fro .- Just Received A large assortment •o Woolens That will sell at first sight $16 - $18 - $20 Come in and look 'em over wes scheduled to go twelve rounds. A deal was recently made where- by Sam Tijzey becomes sole owner of the Exrchange Bar, having punches, ed Geo. W. Beicher's interest in the besiaess. Mr Belcher will a? from here to Denton, where he Will embark in the saloon business, hav- ing been one of the two to be griinte a saloon license in the new town. - E. E. Owen of Odessa, Mo., who has been out here visetitig his broth- ers, W. J. and Dr. S. S. Owen for the past few weeks, left for the vicinity of Benchland Monday morn- ing, where he owns a tract of land. He formerly lived in the Basin and is so well pleased with the country that he may decide to again make this his permanent home. Hugh Neal of Marshall, Minn., who has been visiting brie old friend G. H. Thurston., left here on Friday to look up some land in this county, 90 as to report to hits sons who are leoutemplating locating out here. Mr. Neal is an old settler at Marshall, co) ling there before the town was es- tablished meny years ago. Mr. Thureton was also a resident of that city bafore conerg, out here. One of the mast pleasurable af- fairs of the season was the dance given at the Clary Hall last Friday night. Tortorelli's two piece or - theatre, of Minneapolis con ti of violin and harp, furnished some of the best dance music ever heard here. Everyone thoroughly enjoy- ed the entire evenang. This ex- cellent orchestra may return to our city in the near tut** to.play for %mother \hp\. __The sad nerwn reacheshere of the dasth of Mrs. Ronnie Parkhurst, the inothgr of J. R. Parkhurst of this r, -- ..; -- isiappstarrtinsAlessasespgjossegsk m , Great Fails early Sunday morning. iAt the time of her death she was eighty years old. The aged lady had a Infirm /for a number of yearn' nd her demise was momentarily ex- ed. The remains were shipped - 61%411 to the Old home in Mora a, W.\Y. where interment .wQ be m . Mr.. Parkhurst' s son ac - convent the body east. THE AENT'S TOGGERY mo. Makoy Mr. and Mns. G. W. Hagg, of Calgary, Canada, and Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Wagner, of Milwaukee, Wis., arrived in the city this week, and the gentlemen have opened a photo studio in the Warren build- ing the former Terry studio adjoin- ing the Power Mercantile company. ffhe gentlemen are expert photo- araphers and maintain several situ - tam throughout the country, as weal ite employ men on the road. They are both Whittlers and should make a success of the business in Moore, as this, city has been without a ietudio fator some time. TIE INLAND EMPIRE People who come and go and little events that add charm to life in the Judith Basin C. L. Pareoes was up from Straw on business Tuesday.. John Reed of Lewistown was visitor in the city Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Samuell were 'visitors at Lewistown Monday. Mrs. Jas. Lowe and Mrs. Frank Cross were Lewistown viaitonsi 'Tues- day. John P. Hanasen left Tuesday molt* lug for his homesteadin the Memel - shell valley. Mrs. Bert G. Wiley and child de- parted tibia morning for Helena, - where she will spend a month or two with her mother. f A party of ten ,government sur- veyors were In the city this week and left yesterday morning ear the Little Belt mountains, where they will do some surveying. The Western Photo company will give away absolutely free on Ba- bie.ta Day; „ next Sunday, June 22nd, one Photogrhph of each baby that is broughteto the Studio. Deputy Sheriff Phil McGowan was In Moore Sunday, being on his way to the county seat an official trip to Geyser and other tow.ns on the line of the Great Northern. Mrs. Combs, of Geneva, Neb., ar- rived in the city Monday for a two months' visit with her daughter, Mrs. ti. E. Strong, and son Clark Combs. She will also spend some time with tier son Clyde, at Hilger. The Moore Hardware Company is this week advertising elsewhere in this issue bargains la tinware /and by so doing invite mail order /com- petition. They have arranged a die - play in one of their large windows of these articles, which will all be sold at 10 cents each. They are exceptional values and will soon be dierposedelef. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Samuell re- turned this afternoon from an ex- tentled visit with friends and rela- tives at their ola home in Eaton, Illinois. They also visited other eastern points before eeterning. Al taough enjoying the trip immensely, they are more than pleased at re- turning to therJudith Basin. Recent heavy _raime hrfare assured bumper_ yields of Turkey Re4 winter wheat that is being grown extensive- ly in the Basin. Most of the winter wheat is in - the -shoot, and the timely arrival of the additional mois- tere insures an average production of art least thirty bushels to the wore. Many fields of Turkey Red are conservatively estimated to average from thirty-five to fifty bushels an acre. Spring crops are also in splen- did condition, and heavy yields will be' secured from the vast area. Al- falfa fields are also doing well. Rem. Percy T. Carnes, Miss Flor- ence Learnsons , and Harley McFer- earn and Ernest Robinson have re- turned from Missoula where they at -- tended the Thirty-third annual con vention of the Montana Christian As- sociation. 'This was unaolmouply con sidered the greatest convenalcui ever held in the history of the association. Previous to the close of the meeting the committee on time and place for the 1914 state core vention made its report. recommend- ing Moore as the place for the next meeting. This report was opposed by al large delegation from Kalispell who 'wanted the next convention in the Flathead Valley . After consideration munearignieg n Wee of the, tontroveray, the question was - aettled in favor of Moore. Ittg29R 11 Last Sunday the local squad of 'baseball players journeyed to and in a game with that aggregation inflicted a decisive defeat upon them. 'Wheal the smoke- had cleared away, atgotell. to 6. During the trine part of the game the Vaiiion,s 'played ball, but the latter half of 'the game was a farce so far as the 'locals were concerned. They did mot try to score or even hold _ down their opPonents after the sixth in- ning. otherwise the score would have (been enormous. Clary wee on the mound for the Maroons in this demonstration. Next Sunday the Stanford Ravens 4111 mix it at the Moore bail park with the locale and the following Sunday rHilger will play here. On the 4th of Jqly\the Stanford team will Play two games here sylth the Maroons. Moore then goes to Haniwton the 6th of July and Barlow -ton plays a 'return game here July 13. Mrs. F. E. Wolf was ,a, Lelistown visitor yesterday. Billy Fitzgerald, is agein ' em16 0 Y - ed at the Exchange Bar. Millinery sate. All hats for sale 't half price at Wise Bigelow's. Ice cream by the pint, quart or gallon at the David Drug Co. . Roger W. Clifford left this morn - lug on a business!) trip to9e county seat. Mrs. H. N. Klinefetter and son. Elmer, are both reported as being very al. Mrs. Ed. Martin of Lewistown is visiting at the McHugh -tense this week. Code Osborne returned Ls morn- ing from a visit 'with his parents at Bozeman. J. E. Owen and family of Lewis- town visited relatives and friends 'ill the city this week. Henry Bacon' who resides about 4 miles north of Moore, has purchased a five -passenger Ford auto. Our ice cream parlor is now open, Ice creme, ice cream soda and soft. drinks. David Drug Co. The Ladies Aid of the 1.11f, :, E. ehurch. will serve dinner 'at' 'hall on the Fourth of July. A number from Moore are planning en attending the dance to be given Garneiil tomorrow night. Mies Zella Messner is spending a few days In, the city from her home- stead in the Grass Range country. Vera Conlan, Who is staying at the John Greenough home, Is reported to have contraoted a case of scarlet fever. Babies' Day, next Sunday, at the Western Photo company, next door to Power's. Free photograph of each 'baby. Bring your\tables to the Western Photo company next Sunday and have their photographs telt& free. Hours 10:00 a. m. to 8 p. m. If you have anything in your home you wish to sell or exchange, try an aaarn - The - Inaterd - mpire - ---theeeaeee that reaches the treople. Manager Pred B. Green of the M. S. Telephone company left this morning on a 'trouble shooting\ trip to Judith Gap and vicinity. Cream Separatons—EMPIRE No. B. Price 475.00. Capacity 650 no. per hour, or 76 gullons. Moore Hard- ware & implement Co. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Peterson and the Misses , Hazel and Shirley . Sant- uell were Garneill visitors day, masking making the trip via auto. Ice cream by the pint, quart or gallon. Special attention given to orders for parties, etc. David Drug Company. Hobson will not celebrate He birth- day anniversary as usual this year. The date, fails on the 27th of this month and instead of the celebration a big dance will be given there that night. Miss Florence , McHugh who been . spendeng a few days with friends at Lewistown, returned home this afternoon accompanied by Miss Melissa Farrell of that city, who visit here. Mrs. Cross, who was called here by the serious illness of her sta- ter, Mee T. E. Rice, departed last 'Saturday morning fbr her home at 'Big Timber, as Mrs. Rice% health has greatly improved. Jack Samuell, Ted Stutzman, Sam Dehnert and Earl Olary composed an lautamobile party to Lewistown yes- terday to see the ball game. When about three miles this side of Lew- lort - As luck would have it, however, Joe !Heil:lei:San came alonvin - hita — 113\a7 chine and towed them to within a the distance they were obliged walk. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. Notice is hereby given that the co- rtrene e lea_sh heretofore existing be- tween Clyde - te - Tillzey ate Ueurrce W. Be/cher, and doing business ender Belcher, and doing business id Moore. Fergus County, Montana, under the firm name and style of the \Ex- change Bar\ has this day been dis- solved by np.tuafl consent, the e . a.k1 George W. 13elcher retiring and the said Clyde P. Tilzey'oontinuing the business under the amid name. 'The said Clyde P. Tilzey will pay all 'liabilities of the firm and will 'col - fleet all accounts and money due the firm. ' Dated at Moore, Fergtle County, , Montana,,this 11th day of June, 1913. CLYDE P. TIMM, GEORGE W. BELCHER. -6-19-7-10. wow Oft. •••••• PAGE FIVE The month of Brides and Bargains is here, and this store -----your store ----stands well prepared to do its hill duty in supplying the trous- seau and offering values of the most extraordinary nature in sum- mer goods generally. Our June sales are noted for the oppor- tunity they furnish for economic buying In muslin undeftear, waists, dresses, skirts, suits, wash fabrics, etc. As Uell as eberything needed for furnishing the home. Moore Mercantile Co. If55PRING YOUR SYSTEM NEEEA)? RENOVATION Yoll n 0 11E T HERE corners a r e f c y o o b u w r e s be y s m n, the as well as in the dark recesses of your cellar and attic. The far reaching \broom\ of our reme- dies will remove them quickly and leave you feeling bright and physical- ly fit for any task that may come be ore Om Your sluggish blood needs a puri- fier. We recommend remedies that WE KNOW will do the work. MOORE . MONTANA. re_ JUST ARRIVED THE Herrick Refrigerators t i t e STAR FURNITURE STORE •••••,, , ,rn.ownrronm. Guess the number of pieces in the f EE! -- Hamilton Watch at Leckey's Contest closes July 4th at 6 o'clock osmosis , The Western Photo Compa Have opened the Terry Studio. All kin graphic work done. Come anjJidce A look. L of photo- HOURS10 A. M. to 8 P.M, Magner & Hagg,prow : • ..••••••
