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Octobet 23rd, 1913. THE INLAND EMPIRE Business Cards DR. 0. F. DAVID Physician and Surgeon Calls atteri4e(1 promptly: day or night. Of, David Drug Co. DR. E. S. PORTER Phydelan and Surgeon Office and residence over the State Bank Moore, Montana. DR. S. 8. OWEN. Physician and Surgeon Office, Owen Building, Main Street, Moore, Montana. L. P. SHARP, M. D. C. Graduate. Chicago Veterinary College. Office 2d Floor Clary Building. DR. O. V. CALKINS. DENTIST. Office closed Satur-, days ? open Sunday by appoint- ment. Office over State Bank. _ Phone 39. . Moore,. Montana. 8.' E. PETERSON. LAWYER Office in Clary Block. Moons, Montana. - SETH 0. CARROLL. Funeral Director. Embalming done, - Guaranteed satisfactory for ehIPPlog, at reasonable Calls answered promptly day or night. Phojies 45, 73. Moore DRAY DRAY & TRANSFER Line ' George F. Curry Prop. PHONE 46. Moore, Montana. THE CITY DRAY LINE. And Baggage Transfer Prompt Service to All. BOB SKYi F%4Prop. Phone SO I. A. COMBS \Auctioneer. The Man Who Gets Results Moore, -Montana. MOCARE LAVERY & FEED - STABLE. Good rigs, careful drivers. Feed Ground Hensley & Ward, Proprietors. Dr. t located,at the Combs, in Moore. Vei . eninary 11:,,oe$4,1„ , connection 'Where all stock left In my charge will receive care- ful attention. Prices reasonable Calla answered day OT xiight. Tel. No. 36. Moore. Mont. at _s LOCAL EVENTS q Happenings of Intermit Among the People of Moore and Vicinity, People Who Come and Go and Little Events That Add Charm To Life in the Beautiful Judith 'Basin Read \The Island of the Stairs' Mrs. Harry E. Strong and child were in Lewistown last Saturday. • -MisaKathleen White of Lewistown Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. George W. Barney. Fred Hogn, of Fort Benton, has ac- cepted a position at the Sexton bar- ber shop. Dan Coffman and Bert Shaw re. turned Tuesday afternoon frein a trip to the county seat. The 'Misses Jessie McHugh and Nettie Shiell were visitors in the city Sunday from Garneill. Several auto loads from here plan to go over to Hobson tonight to take in the harvest festival and ball. Miss Delinert announces a reduc- tion of one half price on all millinery, commencing next Saturday, Oct. 25. The Polio orchestra arriyed in town today from Winnifred And will fur- nish music for a dance at Clary - ball this evening. F. A. Bacon went to Lewistown Tuesday to consult a speeialist in re- gard to his health which has been poorly of late. - Mrs. Belle LeClair, who has been visiting at the home of her son, E. N. LeClair, at the past two months, departed Sunday for her home at Oconto, Wisconsin. D. V. Dotson arrived in the city Tuesday morning from Bozeman, where he is now engaged in the hard- ware business, and will spend a few days looking after his interests here. Miss Edna Bowers, a sister of Mrs. A. D. Scott. arrived in the city Sun- day evening from Fargo, N. D. Miss Bowers has been engaged to teach the McVeda school six miles south of Moore. Miss Pearl Detnert left Monday - m orning for Bozeman where she will attend the grand lodge of the Rebek- ahs, now in session, as delegate from Moore. She will also visit her bro- ther Avory, who is attending the State College at Bozeman. - 4 - EdWin L. Geinberling, who con- ducted a bakery at this place about three years ago and later engaged in the restaurant and bakery business at Helena, died in that city last Wednes- day morning, death being due to or- ganic heart trouble. This is just to remind you that our stock of jewelry in all departments are freshly chosen and full to overflow- ing. A pleasure to show goods. Harry A. Leckey, dowels, - - &waver Know the Value of deposited money. Confidence, power and pro- gress result from well placed money. Confidence in its se- curfty—power through its use --progress by its use are possible to -the person whose money is securely de- posited. Your Check Account in this bank gives the above benefits and increases prestige which is in itself a valuable business asset. Keep your Check eekrount here. • • • • The • • • • First. National Bank Moore, Of Moore - Montana U. S. Depository for Postal Savings John Sullivaif of Lewistown spent_ Sunday in the city. 14—x R. W. Clifford and Steve Thelen were at Lewistown yesterday. 0 C. Osborne is in the cily from Roundup on a business visit. L. M. Estes, accompanied by his bride, reached home last Thursday from Iowa. Martin Huilinan arrived in the city Sunday from Bozeman for A vis— it with relatives and frien / ds. Levi Sweetlaud departed yesterday mornimt for Colembia, Fella, where he will enter the Soldier's Home, F. W. DeLong, manager of the Montana elevator at Straw,. was in the city this morning between trains. Cahalan's Harp orchestra will fur- nish music for a dance to be given at Clary hall next - Thursday night. Miss Loretta Bigelow has discon. tinned the millinery business in this City and left yesterday morning for a visit at Great Falls.. WiR reported that Mica_ Mary E Wall, who has recovered from an at- tack of typhoid fever, is seriously ill with Bright's disease. • Dr. Hickman, of one of the Chica- go hospitals, spent yesterday in the city with his friend and classmate, Dr. E. S. Porter, leaving here this morning on a trip to the coast. Mrs. Sarah A. Trowbridge, who ha ,1 been staying with her daughter, Mrs. W. F. Roeseler, departed Sun- da V morning for Tennessee to live with another daughter. Caylor & Harper, proprietors of the New Barber Shop,Will remove their fixtures and effects from the Davis building this week to the Ban: nan building, recently occupied as a Millinery establishment'. : Ed Rousch was in the city Friday n ight from Coffee Creek, where he i's now engaged in business. He stated that both Coffee Creek and . Denton tvere coming right to the front and hat every line of business was en- oying a good trade. H. 0. Hampton and son, H. V., returned home thix morning from a i hree week's business and -pleasure rip to Reno, Nevada, California and , Oregon. They were accompanied by Miss Gladys Patterson, of Spokane, who will visit her aunt, Mrs. Hamp- ton, for a time. , Dr. T. E. Burrows, the eye special- ist, was in the city today and stated that the reason he did not appear in Moore the 17th was because of the fact that he was down with la grippe. The doctor says he will be here Oet.1 when he will be glad to see anyone who needs his services. Remember the date. ltp. Jas. Endslow, teenager of the'Wm. IL Brown company at Hobson, was in the city Tuesday afternoon. Jim says that preparations are all made for the Harvest Carnival and dalice to be given there tonight and that the opera house is beautifully decoret -d fel. the occasion. Doubtless a re.,:n- ber from Moore will be in atteii , i- epee. . . -- Mrs. Nelson Oflmsley and yoe:;g son, of Berkeley, Cal., who have be. ii visiting at the home of Mrs. Grin ley's brother, Harry Quackenbus!i, left Tuesday morning for Holtf.ti, Kansas, where they will spend the the winter with relatives. Miss Elli.m Quackenbush, who has been stay :ng herefor several weeks, accompavied them. Although quite a crowd attend d _the milch cow sale at the Farm. :I' Peed Barn last Thursday afterno( only a few of the cows were ac:..j. Because of the low bidding the ov n- et, O.H. Spurlock, discontinued the sale. The remainder of the 50 ht ..d were taken to Judith Gap. Harry Quackenbush left this morn- ing on a business trip to Harlowton. S nee disposing of his interest in the ftioore Meat Market, Mr. Quacken- finish has been buying cattle, which he will winter at the S. H. Powell ra6.ch on the Judith. He recently ,b4ught the Heart -Bar °afire bum It et cattle on Cottonwood creek and later has been bilying smaller herd., In various parts of the county. Miss Helen Peck was in the city from Lewistown yesterday. Lowe was a business visitor at &fee Creek the last of the week. Mr. and Mrs. H. B: Holbrook were in the city this week i ... from Denton \Billy\ McDonald of Garneill was inthec r i . ty Sunday, coming up in his Ford ca I. G. Finfrock of Geyser was in the city last evening enroute to the county seat on business matters. A dance was given last Friday night at the Snyder school northeast of town. Everyonit- —who attended had a tine time.. Mr. and Mrs. V. Russell henry rcame over from their ranch near Ha - warden Friday and were.guests at the Harry A. Leekey home until the fol- lowing morning. Miss Lottie Goss, who hasibheen teaching the . McVeda school south of town, has been elected to fill, the vacancy caused by the resignation of Miss Albertine Larson. Frank Tallman, bookkeep(T for the Fergus County Democrat at Lew- istown, was in Moore on Friday,. coming over from Denton and Coffee Creek, where he had been on ness. Chas. Lindquist came up from Ju- dith Gap to spend Sunday n ith friends. Charlie says Mit the tein- dation for the new bank building, on which he is working, -- ifr — eompirted - an dtlie men have commenced on he flooring. Mr. and Mrs. Elvis Chaudoi‘ who have been living on a ranch n .ar Sipple, left yesterday morning,r ac- companieit by the former's met or, for Grass Range, where !or._ dewen will have charge of an ( tor. Their household goods wen - overland the first of the week. Merritt Penwell, now Of DenUin, arrived in the city last evening 1';- , im Billings, where he has been Ili tt tid- ing to bUsiness matters for the jast two weeks. He will remain 11 re only a day or two, when he wifl re- turn to Denton. C. C. Cook was ,arrested hero last Saturday on a charge of passim , a worthless check for $10 at the Ho;:ie- stead Bar. He was taken to. he county jail, but was brought ba( on Monday morning by Deputy Sh ,Jack Hendricks for trial. A fri however, came to his rescue and ni:ide the check good so Cook was relca d. He had also tried to pass other ch. (lcs to various business houses in Moore, but was unsuccessful. Notice to Public. All those knowing themselves in- debted to the Moore Meat Marketlk re requested to call and make settlem.it of their accounts on or before 10th. MOORE MEAT MARKET. Wm..). Abel, Prop. Notice to Club Members The regular meeting of the Moore Commercial Club will be held atthe club rooms in the Clary building on next Monday evening, Oct. 27t1r,- at 8 o'clock. This is an important busi- ness meeting and all members are urged to be present. .T. H.Morrow, Sec'y. A Good Bargain A man once had 75 cents and wanted a dollar; so he pawned his 75 cents for half a dollar, and theuk i. sold the ticket to a friend for 501cents. lie now had his dollar, the pawnbroker had the 75 cents and the friend had the ticket. He Had Made A Good Bargain And that is just what you will. do if you buy your Lum- ber and Building material of Us. We carry a full line of build- ing material at prices in keep- ing with quality. BASIN LEM CO. (Homo Folks) Lanterns Of Every. Kind . For Every Use If we could have great \Vhite Ways\ 'along every county road and through our back yards to the stable or garage or in our cellars we wouldn't have so much use for lanterns. Special Special Rayo Lanterns each Rayo,,with reflector, $1.50 value, now 65e $1.25 Prisco Lantern, size 2, $1.25 value, now T o Cold Blast Lantern, size 2, $1.50 value, now Cold Blast Lantern, size 2, Reliable, Large, $1.50 value $1.25 $1.00 Moore Hardware & Implement Co. 1111111111111.1111M1111111L— Arurb FEET 11 1 / 1 2T? ha* the may ftl••••••.•••••••••••••••••• perLat s ytu A cc,rn or bunion on your feet ---and still they ache and pain and burn WHAT'S the ANSWER? Unnatural, certainly. Your feet are ill, they need attention: They carry your weight day in and day out, gen- erally without a murmur, then why shouldn't they make outcry when distress comes? Our Foot Powders will cure them They take the inflammation away—start a natur- al circulation of the blood, subdue excess perspiration and soothe the sensitive nerves of the feet. WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD BUT ONLY COSTS A QUARTER MOCRE • MONTANA fl a bank account makes the difference T O buy your own farm --or slave for another man from early morn till late at night, the question you should answer right now. A bank account makes the difference. Start savit g today. We will help you to purchase the farm. Come in and let us tell you -how. State Bank of Moore Moore, Montana
