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September 4th, 1914. THE INLAND EMPIRE PAGE FIVE W ti re, Business Cards DR. 0. F. DAVID Phyaiebin end Surgeon Calla attended iroll1P17 or night. or, David Drug Oo. DR. E. S. PORTER Physician and Surgeon. Office and residence over tbe State Bank Moore, Montana. DR. S. S. OV(It14. Physician and Senspon -- Office, Owen Building, Main Street, Moore, Montana. L. P. SHARP, M. D. C. Graduate Chicago Vettatinarf College. Office 24 Floor „Glary Building. DR. 0. V. CALKINS: DEINTIff. Office closed Satur- days, open Sunday brappoint- meat. Office over State Hilak. Phone 39. roore, Montana. 8. E. PETERSON. Iwyw Office in Clary Block. Moore, Montana. SETH 0. CARROLL. Funeral Director. Embalming done, Guaranteed satisfactory for shipping, at reasonable pri- ces. • Calls answered protwptilY day or night. Phones 46, , 73. Moore DRAY TRANSFER Line George F. Curry Prop. PHONE 45. Moons, Montana. THE CITY DRAY LINE. And Baggage Transfer Promrpt Service to AU. BOB &KYLES Prop. Phone 60 I. A. COMES Auctioneer. The Man Whu Gets Reingts Moore, Montana. MOORE LIVERY FEED STABLE. Good rigs, ottreful drivers: , Fsifid Ground, Hensley & Ward, Proprietors. Dr. H. T. RAMSEY Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist Now located at tile Combs barn Moore. Veterinary hospital la canlikeetituk• where all stock left In my charge will receive care tul attention. Prices reaeonable Cava answered day ,or kkligkt. \Tel. No. 35. Moore.. Mont. I LOCAL EVENTS Among the People of Moore eed Vicinity. AP•oiiile Who Cronse_and Go and Little Events That Add Chorm To Life in the, Beaptiful Judith lileain Miss Laurette McHugh was a Lew- istown visitor Saturday. Mrs. C. M. Clary and Mrs. Jas. Lowe were Lewistown visitors Tuesday. 1 Clark Combs this week severed his connection with the Moore Mercantile company. C. P. Toole) , was in the city from Twodot Tuesday , 43veniiig for a visit with his mother ad dieter. Mr.' and Mrs. W. H. Steele returned Sunday afternoon from Bozeman, their former home, where they attended the Sweet Pea carnival. C. A. Drinkard, of Lewistown, had business in the city Monday in con- nection with the Moccasin State Bank, of which he is president. D. V. Dotson is up from Bozeman on business in connection with the ad- justment of the Felenzer & Co. hard- session Monday evening, adjourning ware stock, which was recently sold until tomorrow (Friday) evening; to H. 0. Hampton. when the regular monthly meeting will -, take place. \Code\ Osborne spent the first of the week in the city. He is now lo- cated at Roundup, where he is doing considerable land business In handling \N. P.\ lands and big ranches. John W. Golden arrived in Moore Saturday from Garland,. Kas., to look after his farm interests in this vicin- ity. Mr. Golden owns land Close to Moore and is well pleased with the crop outlook for this year. mile Misses Gladys Kyte and Zella Messner arrived in the city last Sun- day evening from their homesteads near Grass Range. They were accoin= panted by Miss Adelaide Wood, who had been visiting at their ranches for a week. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Combs, son and daughter, arrived in the city Satur- day in their auto from Billings for a visit at the H. K. Strong home. Mr. Combs is a brother of Mrs. Strong and Clark Combs, while Mrs. Combs is a sister of Schuyler W. Heald. They returned to B illinge Tuesday morning. THE WEAL BEAUTY PARLOR Sweitzer's New Dept. Store tLewistown. Montana liafr'Weit a Specialty. Mail orders given prompt at- tention. \ LECKEY. LECKEY DIAMONDS Pleasure to ao* SAPPHIRES LECKEY RINGS LECKEY nd less than kou earre' Practice' Thrift The more the habit of thrift is practiced. the - 1 - ir it becomes and the 'ilOOder it câdITJOthe self -denier for the sarrifice which it hat. . imposed. Practice thrift and systematically deposit the , re- sult of this practice ia an Intoest.Account in This , Bank. Open your ri—NowI. , • • • • irk*. • • • . First Hitt-lona! Banli ot mk,r. - Montana U. S. Depository foi iiosOrSavings -am, As Ai,A awe 4, Is cream by the pint, quart or gallon at the David Drug Oot Cashier J. H. Morrow, of the First National bank, had business at the county seat yesterday. Miss Georgia Messner left this morning for Great Falls, where she '*ill accept a position in a confec- tionery store. Huff's orchestra, of this city, will furnish music for a harvest dance to be given at the Murray opera house in Hobson tomorrow, night. Mrs. Bert G. Wiley returned last Thursday from a visit with her parents at Helena. She was accompanied by her brother, who remained until Sat- urday. The town council held a very. brit Labor day passed off very quietly in Moore, being observed only by the banks and postoffice. A number of peopie spent the day at Hilger and Lewistown. John P. Ducks was in the city the latter part of the week. He is now employed as a carpenter with the Great Northern bridge crew, working out from Lewistown. Eugene Thurston left here the last of the week for 'Minneapolis, where he will attend the University of Minnesota this term. He is taking a course in engineering. Jack Hendricks, of the Moore Auto company, has sold another Overland touring car, the purchaser being W. B. Sheill, president of the State Bank of Buffalo, and a progressive rancher In that vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shepler, who have been spending the summer at the R. J. Hannah ranch south of Moore, expect- to leave next week for their home in Oklahoma. Mrs: Shepler is a sister of Mr. Hannah. • Rev. J. H. Durand, late of Stookett, who succeeds Rev. C. E. Haynes as pastor of. the Methodist church, preached his initial sermon in Moore last Sunday. Mr. Durand made a most favorable impression upon two large congregations. Several from Moore attended the farewell dance at Garneill last Fri- day night, the occasion being a fare - I FOR SALE—Deering six-foot Bin - well to the Bob Sheill family, who have sold their hotel and will here- after reside on their ranch. A most enjoyable time was had. Mrs 0. V. Calkins Is In the city for a few days from her homestead in the Roy country. Our tee cream parlor is now open. ice cream, ice cream soda and Raft drinks. David Drug Co. Arel Sexton has returned home from the vicinity of Brooks, where he has been employed on a .ranch, and will remain here indefinitely. Mrs. Frank Buckalew returned the latter part of the C lveek from a visit with her parents, Mr. and Ws. C. M. Goodell, at their ranch at Old Phil - brook. R. G. Wood and, J. W. Warren re- turned on Saturday afternoon from Bozeman, where they . attended the In- terstate fair and Sweet Pea carnival • last week. ... • • Ross Brown, manager of The Mon- tana Ranch company, returned on Sat- urday from a trip to Red Lodge, where he purchased a registered bull to be added to the company's big herd in the Snowies. The band boys .returned Tuesday afternoon from Hilger, where they fur- nished music during the. t*o days' agricultural exposition. They all re - Port excellent treatment at the hands of the management and also a tine time. The Empire plans to publish an ex- tended crop report just as soon as suf- ficient yields can be ascertained, and desires every farmer in the Judith Basin to keep a record of his crop yield, showing the acreage, kind of grain, etc., The state bureau of agri- culture, with which to compile its sta- tistics relative to Montana's farm re- sources, wishes the name . of each farm- er and his crop report to publish its annual repOrt. Write it down, Mr.; Farmer, and hand it to The Empire 'man, or write it on a postal and mail it to this office. Your assistance will be much appreciated. WANTS' O 00 0 00 o 0000 o 0 0 'o The following list of want o o ads should be read over care- 0 o fully as they may suggest some- o o thing you want or can supply. o O 0000000000000 For Sale Hay For Sale. — Three and one - halt miles west of Moore. In stack, or delivered. W. B. McFerrin 8,14,4 FOR SALE — 1 good Minneapolis separator, 44, 72 at a bargain. Al- bert Eriek;-on, Moore 7-24 tf Prof. Geo. E. Bodin arrived yester- day afternoon from Chicago, where he has been attending summer school, to make preparations for the opening of the schools here next Monday morn- ing. Miss Rice, teacher of the primary classes, reached here last Saturday. Lowe McFerran returned to his home in this city yesterday from Stan- ford, where he has been operating the Linotype at the World office during the absence of W. R. Henderson, who was visiting in the east. Mr. Hender- son returned home accompanied by a bride. Mr. and Mrs. T. Tanquary, recent arrivals from St. Petersburg, Florida, last ;Saturday opened up a restaurant In the Lon Davis building across the street from the David Drug company. They have named the place the Semi- nole Quick Lunch and so far have en- joyed a good business. Tottorrow Prof. F. S. Cooley will be at Lewistown to judge the exhibits of potatoes grown by boys in the county : The best corset covers made by girls will also be judged by a competent person. Winners in the county con- test will have a free trip to the state fair at Helena, September 22 to 27. Supt. J. M. Stephens, of the experi- reent station, has returned from a stay of several weeks at Henter's Hot Springs, where he went to seek relief Wein rheumatism. Since his trip to northern part of the state in July, /Previous to Secretary Lane's visit in Montana, Mr. Stephens has been But- teries considerably. der, new. Wm. J. Abel. Moore. tf. Desirable 160 acre homestead re- ilnquishmeat In FlatwillOw country. Good land and location. Reasonable. Address Drawer 4, Moore, Mont. StraY•d STRAYED.— From camp at of Rock creek, on July 24th, of gray mares one branded on right thigh, other branded tin left shoulder, and on left thigh. $20. reward for return to George P. Curry, Moore, Mont. 8-7 tf .7. H. Rich, who recently took charge of the former Wier & Hanssen black - math shop, is enjoying a splendid business. Mr. Rich is an expert horseshoer, as well as an all -'round meshikate, and before coming west was engaged as horseskoer for race horse owners. He has. a *umber of unique shoes on display at the shop, which he made for different gaited animals, Whitsh are Wrote of' workmanship. head t— STTRAYIi1D— About June 14th, from the John Clark ranch, 2 year old colt, black, with white strip on face, roached mffne. Branded x...j on right jaw Reasonable reward for information leading to recovery. Jas. DanPhy, Moore, • 8, 14-tf. T HIS STORE STANDS BACK -OF • every representation made regarding the undergarments that pass over its counters. Whether for Child, Misses. Woman or Man. Our Weputation for Qual:Iy is Based on Merit Every garment is carefully inspected before it can en- ter our stocks, therefore the service they give the wear- er cannot fail to be satis- factory, which is the sole reason for the large and constantly increasing pat- ronage of this department Moore ercaia Company' SEW merarroadmita.. 1...1•111.04..• ,ROMEErrEADS LOCATED in For - Ella County. Call on or address John Goetz, Filatwillaw, Mont. 8-144 SOO Acre Ranch to lease at once. MO sores broke, call on or write, E. N. LeClair, Moome, Mont. 8, 14, 9, 4. GIRL WANTED--- For general housework, 'no children. Empire office. tf. Enquire at Want 350 acres or more of stubbly plowed and put into crop; 2 1-2 miles east of Moccasin. Call on or address S. E. Peterson. Moore. Man and wife want work on ranch for winter. Enquire at this office. 2tp - FEET NWT? haNie fhb WmetN • . p eritrips you ti , v4-o2t, ;crii or your fneof---aocl ti.k. ache firkel pet Ltat WHAT'S the ANSWER? Unnatural, certainly. Your feet are ill, they need• attention: They carry your weight day in and day out, tn. erally without a murmur, then why shouldn't they make outcry when distress comes? Our Foot Powders will cure th• rn They take the innErt rrafrn ev. ot it a naluv al circulaticn of the hIccd, f u du e xcers perspiiblici; and soothe the t ensitive renes of the feet. WORTH ITS WEICHT IN COI I . ) BUT ONLY COSTS A QUA WI ER MIX3RE.MENTANA One hundred fifty dollars reward for any information that would lead to arrest and conviction of the party or parties who threw down and left open my gates the latter part of July and August. John B. Clark, Moore. 2t SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. We installed in our vault Tuesday two nests at saletyl deposit boxes. There are two sizes, the smaller boxes bein large enough to hold your notes, mortgages, insurance papecs etc., and the larger one have in addition to room for paper plenty of room for silverware and jewelry that you do not like to keep around the house, especially while away from hornel We also placed in our safe about a month ago one ot tY4 latest models Diebold Burglar Proof safes. On this bale th burglary insurance is but fifty cents per thousand per annu being the minimum rate allowed by the insurance companies and only allowed on first class safes. We are as well equipped as any bank in the state 1 handle your business, and we are just as desirous of handlin your business (be it large or small) as any batik in tt:e t.tat Come in at any time and we will be glad to show 01 our safes. State Bank of Moore Moore - Montana
