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Novembet 13th, 1913. THE INLAND EMPIRE • PAGE FIVE 41 Business Cards DR. 0. F. DAVID Physician and Surgeon Calla attended pro/1101y day\ - or night. Of, David Drug Co. / DR. E. 81 PORTER Phyeician &ad Surgeon. Orrice and residence over the State Bank Moore, Montana. DR. 8. 8. OWEN. Physician and Surgeon Office, Owen Street, Moore, Montana. L. P. SHARP, M. D. C. Graduate Chicago Veterinary College. Office 24 'Floor Clary DR. 0. V. CALKINS. DENTIST. Office closed Satur- days, open Sunday by eavpoint- meat. Office crier State Bank. Phone 39. • Moore, Montana. 8. E. PETERSON. LAWYER Offiee in Clary Block. MOOT*, Montana. • SETH 0. , CARROLL. Funeral Director. likubalming done, Guaranteed satisfactory for shipping, at reasonable pri- ces. Calls answered promptly day or night. Phones 45, 73. Moore DRAY & TRANSFER Line George P. Curry Prop. PHONE 46. Montana. Moore, THE CITY DRAY LINE. And Baggage Trimester Prompt Service to AU. BOB &KYLES Prop. Phone 60 I. A. COMBS Auctioneer. The Man Who Gets Results Moore, Montana. • MOORE LIVERY & FEED STABLE. Good rigs, careful drivers. • Feed Ground Heasley & Ward, • Proprietors. Dr. H. T. RAMSEY Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist Now located at the Combs barn Moore:- Veterinart hospital in connection, where all stock left in my oharge Will receive care- ful attention. Prices reasonable Calla answered day or night. Tel. No. 86. Moore, Mont. LOCAL EVENTS Hsppezungs of Intereft 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 Plan to attend \A Noble Outcast\ Friday, Dec. 5th. Dr. and Mrs. Keenan, of Hobson, were local visitors last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Harrigan were in the city from Stanford Sun- day, coming over in their auto. The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church will hold their annual bazaar in Moore on Saturday December 0th. Mr. and .Mrs. 6. H, Thurston re- turned home Friday afternon from a visit with their sons at Stanford. Don't forget the date, Friday, Dec. 5th, \A Noble Outcast,\ a five act play presented by the Rebekahs and I. O. O. F. Tomorrow night a social dance will be given at the hall in Buffalo. Good music has been engaged and every- body is welcome. Harry Quackenbush will hold a sale of 140 head of cattle at the stock yards in Moore on the 20th of this month. Auctioneer Combs will con- duct the sale. Mrs. P. W. Stone, who has been visiting it the home of hei daughter, Mrs. H. 0. HaraPfeiVtletiarted Tile - iv - - day afternoon for her home at Fen- nimore, Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hauck syent Sunday in Moore as guests at the E. 0. Hedrick home. They expect to leave soon for California for the ben- efit of Mrs. Hauck's health. There •will be a Young People's Rally held4ti the Methodist Church next Sunday afternoon at 2:45 at which time Rev. Durand will speak on the subject \The Dreamer.\ Old and young are invited to attend. Last Saturday the 'old Basin Lum- ber company office building was moved to Dr. S. S. Owen's ranch south of Moore. J. P. Detrick, who superintended the work, engaged Chas. Crouse's steam engine to pull the building to the ranch.. While on a visit at Thermopolis, Wyoming last _week. Mrs. A. E. Moritz receivea word tkfitAinsother had passed away at parnpbeitsport, Wisconsin. Upon recleipt °fists sad intelligence Mrs. Moritz departed for her old home to be present at the funeral, while Mr. poritz returned to Moore. THE EN6A6EMENT RING OF DIAMONDS aid SAPPHIRES A Pleasure to Show Goods Harry A. Lookay Jeweler - • Engraver \You cannot glide into prosperity.\ Prosperity Is made u0 of successful steps—ability, reliability and action. Your ability to earn 4hould be developed to the fullest extent; your reliability to conserve your earnings and make the best use (4 them should be followed by the act of placing them where they can be of profit to you. An in- terest Account in this National Bank provides an absolutely safe place for your earnings., •^1 • • • • Tile • • • First National Na.tional BaTik Of Moore Moore, - Montana U. S. Daionsitory for Postal Savings Miss Gladys Kyte entertained the Girls' Club Saturday evening at the Messner home. Mrs. T. W. Terry and Mrs. Chas. Robinson and daughter were Lewis- town visitors on Monday. Homer Hauck, of Corning. Ia., is visiting his InVIter, Art Hauck, Who resides southeast of Mtior'e. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Samuel! departed the first of the week for Portland, where they expect to reside ill the future. L. M. Birnel returned last week from the vicinity of Dover, where he has been plowing for various parties this fall: \Pride of the Judith Flour, Made from the Famous Judith Basin Wheat. For sale by Cash Grocery CO. 10-2tf. C. C. Simonsoi4 manager of the Lewistown Power & Electric . Com- pany, was in Moore on business, the first of the week. Mrs. - J - . -- W; - Morrow arrived-- hi - the- city from Great Falls Monday after- noon for an extended visit at the home of her son, J. H. Morrow. 'Mrs. Caldwell and Miss Maurine Shortly left the first of the week for a visit with friends in the neighbor- hood of Moore. Miss Shortly •Will then return to her home in Natal. —.1 udith Gap Journal , The Moore concert band gave 'their concert at ,Clary's hell last Thursday night but owing to a show big in progress at Gall's hall the sitmeeven- ing the attendance was not what was expected. The milsic, however, was good and showed that the members had devoted considerable time to practice. • Roy Fosler„•who has been employ- ed at die Moore Meat Maiket, depart- ed Tuesday morning, accompanied by his family, for Bozeman, where he will be employed s in, one of the shops as meat cutter this winter. He expects to return to Moore in the spring. Mrs. Fosler is a sister to Mrs. W. H. Steele and a neice of Mrs. Nettie Wood's. C. A. èhristopherson, the well known rancher from the Hobson country, has purchased ,the W. M. Marks residence property on Nob Hill. His family will remove to Moore so that his children may take advantage of the local school' this winter. Wilbur McCourt, accompanied by three other Minters from II ilger, stopped in the city Friday night while on their way home from a limit- ing trip to Antelope creek in the Belt mountains. They were unable to se- cure any big game on account of the deep snow in the mountains. They stated that cattleinen in that vicinity have already begun to feed their stock as the range is covered with snow to such a depth that the a iuimnals Cannot find feed. Manager A. 0. Gall Of the Moore opera house is having the stage en- larged, the walls and ceiling of the hall calcimined and the wood work re -painted this week. When the work is completed the opera house will present a very neat .appearance. The stagehas alwayb been too small for the production of any play when a large number of actors were obliged to be upon the stage at one time, while the - dr‘saing rooms on either side made it very inconvenient for the rapid changing of costumes. The new improvements • will eliminate these disagreeable features to a great extent. Later on Mr. Gill will have new scenery and curtains painted. Rev. .1. H. Durand, -prof. Bodin and T. E. Rice attended a ler- quet given in the interest of the MO- tana Wesleyan. at Lewistown hlist Thursday evening. Methodists -of. state plan to raise a 675400 end went for the tukversity at lielffna and it is the hope of the committtes that they will be able to -interest the business men of the communities Vis- ited, and subscriptions will be forth- coming so as to readily have pledged the total amount sought for. Ad- dresses were giverrat the bang net by, Dr. Charles Bovard, of Helena, Mr. Strader of Lincoln, Neb., W. W. Van Orsdel, Mupt. of the Milk River dis- trict and Rev. J. A. Martin, Supt. of the Great Falls district. Those in attendance were also entertained by several .orchestra numbers, a male quartet and duets. Fr. Van den Broeck will beta Moore the tirst baoliday in December. Albert Chess, a former resident of Moore, arrived here last Sunday for a visit. Since leaving here he has been in California and Mexico. Chas. Robinson, E. R. Thomas and Geo. Seright went to the county seat Monday morning, being drawn as jurors at this term of the district court. Win. Gordon, a big sheepruan from the Utica country, was in the city on business Tuesday. Yesterday he un- loaded ao head of Hampshire sheep and two Berkshire hogs, a boar and - sow, at the station at Hobson. These animals had been shipped in from Illinois and are pure bred stock. Deputy State 'Veterinarian L. P. Sharp of Moore intpecied them before they were unloadeti. On Monday afternoon at e o'clock Fraak A. Krug of Denton and Miss Jeanette Good of Tomah, Wis., were united in marriage at the Methodist parsonage at Lewistown, Rev. C. M. Donaldson officiating. John A. Sex- ton of this city was present and act- ed as One ti the witnesses. Mr. Krug is well and fivorably known in Moore, having been employed at the Modern Barber shop until a couple,. of months ago when he' removed to Denton to open a shop of his own. The bride, ho visited here for some time, is also greatly adm ired by her • many friends. Mr. and Mrs. Krug will inahe_ their horile at Denton._ Their many Moore friends wish them long, happy and prosperous wed- ded School Inspector to Visit Moore. State School Inspecter Tenney ar.d County. Superintendent. /ANS Abet-, O'Hara will be in Moore on Monday, Nov. 17$11. At ..the opera house Monday evening Mr.. Tenney wi•1 discuss the adiantages of' consolidat- ing the school . districts adjacent to this city in a large school at Moore. While here he will also visit some of t4e outlying districts. • Everybody in Moore and surround- ing community are urged to attend, as this is a question of vital import- ance trt all: ,piitsolution of Co -Partnership , To Whom - These Present ay come Notice is hereby given that the co- partnership heretofore existing under the name and style of Maxwell 0: Olson, at Ross Fork, in the County of Fergus, State of Montana, has been dissolved by mutual consent. Dated this 8th day of Nov. 1913. Edward Olsen, 'Moore, Mont. Found—On Fergus avenue his Thuisday a ladies' new Jewel righ shoe, size 3. Owner may have stun by paying for this ad. Moore Hdw.& Imp. Co. 11-13 t • Empire Want Atli , PAY. \It Pays. To Advertise.' A goose waddles off behin the barn lays her egg and waddle back to the water -hole as if noth ing had happened. The hen gets into your ne top buggy or automobile, as the case may be, lays her egg then goe forth singing, cut, cut, get your hai cut. * to4:seat Little Dutch playin sub to toot in the band. The hen advertises what she has done and that is the reaso her eggs are in greater deman than goose eggs. Winter is corn ing on and soon eggs will be up t the four and six bit mark per doz \ u want to be prepared t takcr . advavtage of this little nes egg, and the best way to do it is t 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' cost you much and 'the hens wil pay for it in a short time. Better drop in and let us tall this chicken house proposition ove with you. We carry a full line cif buildin BASIN LUMBER CO. 4 n. (Horne Folks) Phone I Lanterns Of Every Kind For Every Use' If we could have • great \WhitO 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 Rayo Lanterns each Special' OSc Rayo, with reflector, $1.50 value, now $1.25 Prise° Lantern, size 2, $1.25 value, now 754) 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 & Implemtnt Co. . 1 , . 1 . „ • , . Suddenly be of have let us stable, prepared. MONTANA F M I A Horse, Cow or I Dog of Yours Should Meet With an Ac- cident in your cattle Ni;Iiich is your barn equipped used in such cases? every sort, and the owner of horses and at hand. provide a medi- it ()bill pay you a .':r'' , , • ift ' 14113 r , . or you, should detect should have immediate with the remedies We have veterinary sutgical instruments cattle , Come in today cine cabinet \ MODE ... , ; ,ti,,, ....b... ' , i or ,/, i an ailment i.ttention, that should medicines that every should . ._. and for your to be . • , C. M. Kelly ABSTRACTS '...ireful OF TITLE Mont. Reasonable charges. Lewistown, work. ( - ! \ ! i I D ) t i t - 11 I ... : r Conservative to see .a good reserve he deposits Our Reserve or 34 per cent 1 As an the people like to,deposit we have deposits not you too, reader entered on our books We Invite Bank Man kept in the bank in which - - - $54,079.30 Required 15 per cent Ebidence in a Conservative of - '. $159, 302.00 come in and have your as a depositor? you , of Moore .. 0 11 The likes / that Bank Will name State You will II nur be . repaid by Want Ad eniumn mim e g_ ‘114411 ,
