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Ortobei 30th, MIL, TEM INLAND EMPIRE • \` PAGE Fl 14 . . I . Business Cards DR. 0. F. DAVI9 Physician and Surgeon Celia attended ProniPtlY day or akght. Of, David Drug CO. DR. E. 8. PORTER Physician and Surgeon. Ofdice and residence over the State Bank Moore, Montana. DR. 8. 8. OWEN. Physician and Surgeon Office, Owen Beilding, Main Street, Moore, Montana. L. P. SHARP, M. D. C. Graduate Chicago Veterinary College. Office 2d Floor Clary Building. DR. 0. V. CALK1148. DION'TIRT. 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. Moore, Montana. BETH 0. CARROLL. Fuson& Directok. Brobalming done, Guarantied satisfactory for shipping, at reasonable god - cos. Calls answered prorbeffy • •duy Or night. Phones 45, 73. Moore DRAY - & TRANSFER Line , Odom; P. C4037 Prop. MONS 46. Moore, Montana. THE CITY DRAY LINE. And Baggage Traneter Prompt Service hi AL BOB SKYLAB Prop. Phone 60 A. COMBS Auctioneer. The Man Who Gets Results Moore, Montana. MOORE LIVERY & FEED STABLE. Goad rige, oaritoi drivers. Feed °Mind Hensley & Wird, Proprietors. Pr. H. T. RAMSEY Veterinary ? Surgeon and Dentist Now located at the Combs barn 'Moore. Veterinary hospital in commotion. where all stock left in my charge will receive care- ful attention. Prises reasonable Calls answered day or night. Tel. No. 26. Moore, Mont. war LOCAL EVENTS q Happenings o intereit Among the People of Moors and Vicinity, P•ople VV110 Coats sinl Go sad Little Events Thst Add Charm 'Do Lae in the Besu4u1 Judith Bain Read \The Island of the Stairs\ Ed Samuell was a visitor at Har- lowton Sunday. Miss Pearl Dehnert Spent Sunday with friends at Lewistown. A. D, Scott transacted business at the county seat on Monday. Wm. Felker returned yesterday from a business trip to Helena. Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Loney, who reside south of town, were Lewis- town visitors Monday. Miss Kate Moore, of Lewistown, spent the fore part of the week in the city, a guest at the McRae home Stock Inspector Pinckley of Lew- istown- had business -in the 'country 'south of Moore the first of the week. The Misses Edna Bowers and Lot - tie Goss went to the county seat last evening to take the teachers' exami- nation today. Mr. and Mrs. T. J:•Kitts, Jr„ and Mrs. T. J. Kitts. Sr., attended to some business matters at the county seat Saturday. - 'Charles Gamier, manufacturer of the well-known \Montana Sport\ brand of cigars, spent Sunday in the city from Livingston. \Bb\ Samuel left Monday morn- ing Tor the west coast. He will stop at Seattle and Portland and from there will probably go down into California to remain during the win- ter months, Despite the inclement weather last Friday night the dance given by the Mont Air orchestra of Winifred was a decided success, although the crowd was not as large as would have been the case had it not rained. This orchestra, which had never previous- ly appeared in Moore, is among the best in the country, their time being almost perfect. Should they return to this city in the future they will doubtless he greeted by a much larger crowd. , TIE ENGAGEMENT RIO OF DIAMONDS aid SAPPNIRES, A Pleasure to Show Goods- Harry A. Leekey Jeweler - - Engraver \A man without ambition is like a bird without wings. He does not \progress and achieves no success.\ Ambition is an absolute necessity in business. The man cultivating the ambition he hes and guiding himself with proven business methods is practically certain to roach the goal he strives for. Base your efforts in busi- ness life on the check account plan of this bank. No better is provided. Its constant use by business men is its best endorsement. Fp* National Bank - Mohtana U. S. Depository for Postal Savings Mrs, Edith McRae was a county seat visitor today. Mrs. H. C. Redman and aister, Miss Lottie Goss, were Lewistown visitors Saturday. _ G. W. Wiley came over from his farm east of Moccasin yesterday for a visit with his son. Bert. Abel, proprietor orthe Moore Meat Market, transacteci busi- ness at the county seat yesterday. I, W. Bates left on Tuesday morn- ing on a week's business and pleasure trip to Blackfoot, Idaho, his former home. Dr. L. P. Sharp returned on Mon- day morning from a month's visit with relatives at his old home in Ed- inburgh, Ill. Mr. and Mrs. John Osborne, who have been visiting their son, Newton Osborne, left yesterday morning for their home at Bozeman. Mrs. Robert Mitchell and child left this morning for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Gordon, who reside near Straw. _Mrs J. H. Morrow and Mrs. A. M. Mathews spent last Thursday at the Nicholson ranch near Hobson. Pat Nihill took them over in his auto: Mike Hogan, the well known rancher from the Moccasin country, was a business visitor in Moore yes : terday, coming over by way of Lewis. town. Bert I. Chose. representing the H. K. Mulford company, was In the city yesterday calling on the drug trade and visiting his numerous friends here. Mr. mid Mrs. John A. Sexton and daughter, Miss Opal. and the Misses Shirley Samuel and Hettle Millis _ were among the Moore visitors at Lewistown yesterday. Services will he held at the Cath- olic church in this city next Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Bishop Leni- ban of Great Falls will be here and will conduct the confirmation of a class. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Huffman, of Bozeman, who have been visiting at 1 the Chas. Croly home for the past week, departed Tuesday morning for Eureka, Arkansas, where they will spend the winter. hirs. Huffman is Mr. Croly's sister. Bank statements this week. Harry Quackenbush was a Lewis- town business visitor today. Dr. E. S. Porter was a profes'eional miller at Buffalo on Tuesday. K. C. Spurgeon was in the city on business Tuesday from Straw. Mrs. Sarah K. -Barnett spent Mon- day with her neices at Lewistown. Fred Dehnert was in the city from Denton this week on business mat- ters. H. C. Hawley, the Harlowtou drug- gist, was in Moore the first of the week, a guest itt, the home of his brother-in-law, D. 0. McGuiun. A few from Moore were in attend- ance at t14 dance in Straw Tuesday night. The Cahalan orchestra fur- nished their usual good music. MISS WALL PASSES AWAY At 11:45 laizt night Miss Mary E. Wall passed ay at the Harris home in this city, death being due to a complication of diseases. About - six 'weeks ago she was confined to he room, having contracted typhoid fever while at Lewistown. Havingi recently recovered from typhoid she had an attack of Bright's disease with which she had• been suffering until the end came last night. 'Al- though no hope was entertained for her recoliery, her dedli came as a shock to her many friends in Moore, Mary E. Wall Was born, on a farm near Georietown, Ohio on Oct. l, 1862 and came to Montana ii years ago. She taught school ticar Belt 12 years ago and was well acquainted with many people in the, town. Later she taught at 'Bozeman and Roundup, coming to Moore in 1911 and. taught two successful terms in the local schools. This year she was to have taught the Cooper. school south of town, but after the first day was taken sick and brought to Moore. Her sister, Mrs. Ivy Walmagotte, of Georgetown, Ohio, was at her bed- side when the end came. She is survived by her father and mother, four brothers and. one sister, all of whom reside in Ohio. Funeral seiviees were held this af- ternoon at 2:30 at the Methodist Episcopal, church, Rev. J. H. Durand conducting the services. The re- mains, accompanied by Mrs. Wal- magotte, were shipped this afternoon to Georgetown, where interment will be made. Notice to Public. AU those knowing themselves in- debted to 'the Moore Meat Market are requested to call and make settlement of their accounts on or before Nov. 10th. MOORE MEAT MA RE ET. Wm. J. Abel, Prop. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Henry, who For BIG RIDSULTS, try an Em - reside on the Bud Moore farm south of town, plan on leaving Sunday to spend the winter at Corning, Iowa, where Mr. Henry has some business matters to attend to. They will re- turn here again in the spring. Miss PearlDehnert returned the latter part of the week from Bose - man, where she attended the state convention of the Rebekahs as a del- egate from this city. She reports an unusually large attendance and says that the Bowman lodge entertained the delegates in a royal manner. 'The next convention will he held in Stitte. If you want to help the band boys and at the same time enjoy an even- ing of real pleasure, don't fail to at- tend the band concert they are put- tind on next Thursday night, Nov. 6th. They have secured many new and up-to-date selections and by de- voting two and three nights of each week to proctice are now in a posi- tion to give the people of Moore and vicinity a first class concert. , A free dance will be given after the concert. Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Durand were agreeably surprised lest night when a drayinan drove up to the parsonage w4h a load of lumber which he in- sisted on unloading. Rev. Durand was quite positive that a mistake had been made, but upon inquiring. At the Montana Lumber yard wail in- formed that the Ladies' Aid of the B. ehureh had ordered it for the purpose of haring another story ad- ded to the parsohage. Carpenters began work on the addition this morning. vire WANT AD. \It Pays To Advertise.\ A goose waddles off behind the barn lays her egg and waddles back to the water -hole as if noth- ing had happened. The hen gets into your new top buggy or automobile, as the case may be, lays her egg then goes forth singing, cut, cut, get your hair cut. to beat Little Dutch playing sub to toot in the band. The hen advertises what she has done and that is the reason her eggs are in greater demand than goose eggs. Winter is com- ing on and soon eggs will be up to the four and six bit mark per doz. You want to be prepared to take advavtage of this little nest egg, and the bAst way to do it is to put up a good warm chicken house so your old trusty will feel like do- ing something for man kind. A good chicken house won't cost you much and' the hens will pay for it in a short time. Better drop in and let us talk this chicken house proposition over with you. We !wry a full line of building material. BASIN LUMBER CO. (Iom. /Wks) Phone 19 Kayo, with reflector, $1.50 value, iiow Lanterns Of Every Kind For Every Use If we could have great \White 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 $1.25 Prisco Lantern, size 2, $1.25 value, ew 75c Cold Blast Lantern, size 2, $1.50 value, now $1.00 Cold Blast Lantern, size 2, Reliable, Large, $1.50 value $ 1 .25 Moore Hardware & huplemen Co. •••*.' 210=111:2MS=1)=1;alltilt1. 1 . - ft • ‘111111 11-012 /121•LaMit.1 - 13......110.1111.A.11 -1•11•112.4.11.11.4.11.111•st..4reL, • • • F Th;:•,2 Boise, Cow Gr Deg of Yours Shou!I Suddenly s 'Vied With an Ac- cident or you should detect an ailment in your cattle which should have immediate attention, is your barn equipped with th remedies that should be used in such cases? We have veterinary medicines of every sort, and tl-,e surgical instruments that every owner of horses and cattle should have at hand. • Corm in today vif let us provide a n2edi- cine c...thirw: for your stable, it 21,111 pay you to be prepared. MOORE . MONTANA . C C. M. Kelly ABSTRACTS OF TITLE L cwistown, Mont. 6 ,..Areful work. Reasonable charges. r - • The Conservative Man likes to see a good reserve kept in the bank in which he deposits Our Reserve ▪ - $54,079.30 or 34 per cent Required 15 pr cent As an Ebidence that the people like to deposit in a Conservative 11 Bank we haile deposits of - $159, 302.00 name entered on our books as a depositor? Will not you too, reader come in and have your We invite you State Bank of Moore II 11 You will be repaid by using Our Waqt Ad Column f
