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The Inland Empire (Moore, Mont.), 16 July 1914, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn83025319/1914-07-16/ed-1/seq-3/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
Thera -lea, July 1, 1914 THE INLAND EMPIRE. •••••••••••••••••mmOws•••••••••••••=1••••••••••—•••••••••••••••••••••••••• • Time to Spring the Question Again Are you going to build this season? Do you want the beet stock and \lust rlght\ prices?'' If that is the camlbination you, are, looking for, the best thing you can do is to \hot foot\ it for our yeed. When you've made your parc.hase, realize that a full measure of satis- faction has been handed to you in bath quality and price—nothing else. When it comes to lumber and, 'building material of any kind, we've got the goads, the real goode., - and the real good goods. Step in—look areund , —ask questitice—'we're here to serve you. NO PLACE LIKE HOME Basin Lumber Company \THE HOME FOLKS.\ NOTICE OF CLOSING OF REGISTRATION State of Montana)' County of Fergus)ss. Notice is hereby given that the reg- istration books of the Coanty of Fer- guse_State Or. Montan_a i o'clock p. m., on Saturday, the 25th. day of July, 1914, for the Primary election to be held on August 25th., 1914. • Voters may register for said elec- t'on at the office of the County Clerk, 'or before a Notary Public of Justice the Peace as provided by law. Wit- ness my hand and the seal of Fer- gus County, Montana, this 22nd. day of June, 1914. F. R. Cunningham, County Clerk. (9ElAL—FERGUS COUNTY) 43-7. A WEEK IN MOORE E. 0. Hedrick was a county seat See the Movies at the \LYRIC\ to - visitor last evening. Try oar LimeAde, cold and sparkl- ing. News Stand. night. Mrs. C. M. Leach entertained the Girls' Club last evening. Jno. Oeborne, of Bozeman, is visit- Leave orders af Farmers' Elevator lug at 'the home of his son, J. N. Vol' youir twine. 45-6. Osborne. Drink Tango, the popular lOct. drink. NeWs Stand. E. 0. Hedrick and 'family autoed to Pereat Grove Sunday and spent the 'day visiting friende there NOTICE OF CLOSING REGISTRATION BOOKS• VOTERS OF SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER ONE (1) NOTICE is hereby given that the Registration Books of the County of Fergus, State of Montana, will close on Monday, July 20th, 1914, for the 'Bond Election to be held in School District Number One (1) on Thurs- day, August 20th, 1914. Voters may register for said Bond Election by appearing in person be- fore the , County Olerk at his office 'in Lewistown, Fergus County, Mon- tana, up to and including Monday, July 20th, 1914. Witness my hand and the seal of Vergus County, Montana, this 15th day of June, 1914. F. R. CUNNINGHAM, Couaty Clerk. (SEAL—FERGUS COUNTY) 42-6. If you are going to live here, give here. This town would move falter may- tb.ei if you did. Don't be a hair-trigger knocker and 'slow -fuse, booster. Do you think you, can prosper twhether the town does or net. It is concerted effort for the 'town that gets resole; the band wouldn't be much of a band unless the mem- bers played (together. Ed Rouseh returned to the city this Dooming, after spending two weeks in Great Falls and Coffee Creek. W. J. Owen departed Tuesday for Glacier Park, where he is attending I the state humbertnen'st convention. See the Movies at the .\LYRIC\ every night, except Sunday. Three ehanges each week. 10 and 24) cents. Win. Wiseman aad family were 'among those from Moore, who at- tended ihe circus at Hobson Tuesday. Dr. S. S. Owen is a profeasibnal visitor at Lewistown today, having an operation to perform at the hospi- tal there. The Movies at the \LYRIC\ are great; the best of pictures, clear and not unpleasant to the eyes. See them vaaaniglit,- -except Sunday. eon, on a Pleasure trip, which will indlude Great Falls, Helena and Al- hambra Springs. They expect to re- turn home by the &rot of next week. t For Sale—High grade 2 year old Holstein bull. E. W. Vickroy, Buf- falo, Mont. 45-7-p. Riohand Raw, a well known pioneer of Central Montana, committed suicide Saturday, taking carbolic acid. He was a brother of Jas. and Alec Raw, of Hobson, where the remains were interred Sunday. A. D. Scott and H. C. Winters de - patted yesterday morning, via Hob - Avory Dehnert, of Denton, speak Monday in the city. He left the next mornaig for Billings to visit friends. Good onikh cow for sale. Inquire Roeseler's Restaurant. 42-tf. Mr. and Mrs. N. Freuen arrived aunt Chester, via auto, Tuesday and are now domiciled in the Holbrook residence. Somebody started this town; It Is kW to you to keep it tmloving. ' Mrs. R. H. Finley and baby arrived •'Tuesday from Idaho to join Mr. Fin- ley and 'make this city their home. They were accompanied by W. P. Pearson, Mrs. Finley's father, and 'Bert Anderson. These men, are look- ing over this country with a view to locating on a homestead or fo rent a !farm. \It's here.\ What? That popular 10c drink—Tango. News Stand. Wm. Wiseman made a business trip to Billings Saturday, returning 'Sunday evening. He states the crops Lai that vieintaty do not appear to show up as well as they do in bile 'Moore district. John Gebele is in the city after ! an extended stay at his homestead ! in Dawson county. He .states the 'season is much farther advanced in that district than it is Ilene and that I rierarl all of the harvesting hae been completed. Quite a number of residents or Moore and vicinity attended the Yankee Robinson circus, at Hobson Tuesday. The crowd did not appear i to be up to the expectations and but one performance was given. The Cash carnival company also held ' forth there Tuesday and yesterday anal are now aa Judith Gap, to re- main for two days. Edgar G. Worden, attorney -at -law, 'McDonald & Charters Building, Lew- istown„ Mont. Mesdames Hedrick and Klinefelter entertained the Ladiltia aAlka Of the Methodist church yesterday after- noon at Mrs. Hedriok's Ifbme. About '25 ladies were present and a vett pleasant afternoon was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Saftond and son, :John, and Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Saf- ford spent Friday and Saltanday in 'Moore, Hobson and Utica visiting Ifrii - nds. The party made the trip at Frank Shannon's Fond oar with. 'Mr. Shannon at the wheel. --Buffalo 'Review. Mr. Guy Safford is enjoy' inig a visit from this parents, who 'recently arrived from Milbank, S. D. Laurence Nelson was a Moore visi- tor again the first of the week. He says he is atill vitally interested In (the eatermination of noxious weeds, 'such as the Ian -weed, Jim Hill mos- tand, etc., and desires the co-opera- tion and assistance of local farmers lax the work. Some definite and unit- ed plan must be followed and this aoems a epts,ndia oppontanity for local !harmers to practice oo-operation with sbut little effort. Get together farmers. If you are not a regular reader of The Empire you should add your name to the subscription list anal thus receive it each week. Get your twine at the Farmers' Ele 'tabor. Order now. 45-6. Contractor W. T. Sharp has his crew of men at work constructing a 119%ir barn on the Bent Melohert farm, on Rook creek. Mr. Sharp has also begun preliminary work on buildings on the Mahoney fame north of town. Call 17 on the phone and you will get' The Empire Print Shop. Mrs. F. E. Stewata, who resides south of Moore, and Mrs. R. C. Phillips, of Buffalo, departed from iludifallo last Tharaday for Seymour, Ia., where they will visit friends and relatives for a shoat time. Buying home printing is just as im- portant as buying other home Iner- ahandise. T. J. Mahoney was in the city last week from Omaha.' He owns a farm north of Moore,. adjoining the Togntti place, while here he arranged to be- gin the work of constructialg ales on it. C. E. Dunn, manager of the farm, is particularly interested in diversified farming and dairying and these features will be given first at- tention. • The Fad Shoe & Clothing Co., of 'Lewistown, Mont, are giving away a '$1,275.00 REO A U TOM0141 ; a (chance with every $5 purchase, or every $5 paid on aocounnt. Their ad appears in this issue. Adv. Ira Hawkins, now of Denton, has been on the sick list for the past few weeks, but is now much improv- ed. He arrived in Lewistown last evening for medical treatment. The report that he was in the hospital is not true. Special attention given to Ice Cream orders, large or small. Phone us your wants—No. 56. Newts Stand. Rev. and Mrs. James H. Durand re- turned yesterday from a brief vaca- tion spent with friends at Stookett. lie is still on his vacation and there Wiilbe no seraace in the Methedist 'church next Sunday. The mem/bens Of 'the church have received an in- witation to join with the Christian ' , church, in their picnic on the Judith aireer 'next Sunday, Jialy 19, and all those who can find conveyances will 'attend. While riding his horse th,nu town 'late Sunday night John Stewart had t hemisfortuneid to re into the back - ('stop net on the tennis courts on Nob Hill. The lad was thrown from his %horse and quite badly bruised, the not seriousily. Considerable smoke leaping team C. P. Tilzey's residence brought out the 'fire department yesterday afternoon. Gasoline, used in cleaning some 'clothes, became ignited and causal an explosion, tho no great damage was sustained. WE MAKE A SPECIALTY of attendin,g to business entrusted to las in such a way that our cus- tomers will appreciate the tact that We consider their interest and ours identical. You need not wait until your business has assumed great pro- portions before opening an account. DO SO TODAY Our patrons, regardless of the &Mount of business done, receive every courtesy In all miters of hominess entrusted to us. We cordially invite you to being your banking business to us. State Bank of Moore YOUR PATRONAGE Is desired at all seasons; in summer or winter. Our refrigerating rooms are filled with meats, flail, and vegetables for your ow- venience d arm weather and freshgoods are carried for tion at all times. We aim to give you and phone orders are delivered is ing the ife's accom e beat the market afford prortirptly as possible. MOORE MEAT MARKET Wm. . Abel, Prop. Wholesale and Retail Meats. phone No. 9 A new passing eidearack, over 8,001) feet Inag, is being laid in the local railroad yards so as to provide better and add:tionall traoloage for the increasing train service. It is expected that a new depot will be built here also before very long. Look Pleasant and have Uunder down, the Photographer, call on you, or call at his home Saturdays. If this town had the invest citiz - ea the citizens would soon have the livest town. Chas. Andrew,' was a Sunday aisi- tor at the Dr. E. S. Porter home. !Mr. Andrews Is a relative of Mrs. Porter and, is connected with the 'federal immigration service with aeadquarters et Helena. He had of- ficial bushiness at the county seat the, first of the week. LYRIC OPENS YOU SHOULD VISIT OUR STORE AND SEE THE GOODS TO FULLY APPRECIATE THE LOW CASH BARGAIN PRICES WE MAKE YOU ON Groceries, Hardware, Tinware, Etc. WE NEED YOUR BUSINESS AND YOU NEED TO SAVE ALL YOU CAN IN BUYING. STEP IN ANYWAY, WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO SEE YOU WE ARE SELLING THE CELEBRATED MAYER SHOES WHICH NEVER FAILS TO GIVE FULL VALUE SERVICE. LET US FIT YOU AND YOUR FAMILY, OUT WITH A GOOD SHOE. The Cash Grocery Co. MOORE A. M. SAMUELS, Mgr. General Merchandise MONTANA The \Lyric\ Theater opened its dews to the public Monday night and those Who attended the initial show were treated to a delightful suirprise. The moving pictures were ,xcellent and first class in every pantilcular anai the interior of the theater very neatly decorated and arranged. Manager Freuen is en- titled to much praise for his efforts In providing such a splendid amuse - went place., The Lyric Will show every night, excepting Sunday, with rthree changes of films dulling the week. High class pictures are shown from the best circuits and all will find the Lyric a most pleasant place to spend the evening. \FEDS\ WIN FROM STRAW Last Sunday the Moore \Federals\ Journeyed to Straw where they met in deadly ,comlbat the nine men which represents that city on the base ball diamond. It .was a hard fought battle from beginning to end, neither side at any time having any advantage of the other, as 'the score , was tied *ev- ened times daring the game, but at, the ninth inning 'when the smoke hail cleared away and the spectators had dug the dust from their eyes ausl in- spected the score book it was found that the total was 6 to 5 in favor of the winners, which of coarse, could be no other than the Moore \Fads.\ A large crowd of Moore rooters a.cicompanted ithe team and all say that it was about the best game they had witnessed this season and from the score it, would seem that they know what they are talking about. The Strew aggregation will play a return game here some time iu the near future and the \Feels\ think they will have no trouble in again de- feating them. Quite a &umber of local peeple en- JaYed a very pleasant \barn\ dente at Slohnyller Heald's farm, just east Of town last Thursday eventing. Mr. Heald has just comaleited a Large taw barn 32x46, with hay room for aver 30 tons and equipped with hay flork a.nd carrier, and well arranged !stalls on the first floor. It is a aplenclid building and well finished. Tithe second floor was utilized for the dance and for dancing the floor had been put into excellent condition. fluff Bros'. Orchestra furnished 'classy music for the occasion. Re- freshments were served at midnight after which dieseling was resumed for a short while. About twenty couples were present and all voted Mr. and Mrs. Heald royal ealtertainers. MAROONS LOSE TO ROUNDUP FLY TIME IS HERE --- Swat the Firsi Fl CALL AT THE Montana Lumber Co. And we will present you with a FLY SWATTER. •••••••••••....•••••• itralZaSec. - Last Saturday the Moore Maroons took the afternoon train for,Itouralup where they met the team of that city on the following day and lost to them by the score of 8 to 4. ArgestInger started the game for Moore but was not in as good a shape as usual and allowed Roundup to have law scores in the first lust lug and two in the second. He was relieved in the third by tMcNamara, who did some effective 'work, allowing them but a few scattering hits which netted them the other two scores. The Maroon's hit Sanders, who oc- cupied the mound for Roundup, quite freely but were unable to bunch their hats so that they would Mean runs. Roundup Is credited with 9 hits and 2 errors, while Moore has 11 hits and 8 errors. The Maroons will play Judith Gap on the local diamond next Sunday and a feat game is looked for. At the Home Plate. Judge—Describe what passed be- ,tween you in the quarrel with your wife. Man on Rend—The plates were regular calmer c, your bonoa and the teapot had a broken spout. —Roston Transcript. The StrA \Do you ever leo .1 ia t . • ,,,, , t• \Never unless 1 in - .•• • believe the truth \ Dar, I , This $1275.00 Roo Automobile Will be given away free January 15, 1915 A chance with every $5.00 purchase Our Semi -Annual SUIT SALE Begins Friday, Jut', 17th All $30 and $35 Hirsh Wickwire Suits Sale Price $21.95 All $25 and $27.50 Hirsh Wickwire and Michael Stearns Suits Sale Price $15.95 Why not get a few chances on the automobile FAD SHOE & CLOTHING CO. Lewistown, Mont. - 911.• You will 'be repaid by using our ad Columns.
