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Fallon County Times (Baker, Mont.), 06 July 1916, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn84036037/1916-07-06/ed-1/seq-4/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
• s ; J É m ? é % í . . . v , •v y ’S- F A L L O N G Ö toN T Y t i m e s P Ä i f 4^ « B ■ s W jv '* v;• • •V ' 0 -1 ,Sü-.r-uft . '.'-ÿiVvVi-- p i a ' ;v> Successor T o T H E F A L L Ö N I T E ~ - PRINTED WEEKLY A T BAKER, MONTANA. IN THE INTEREST , OF THE PEOPLE B U T T E h ! T I P T O N , Publisher Entered.-at the Postoffice at Baker, Montana, as Second Clast Matter § f ^ $ . T W O D O L L A R S T H E YEAR, S T R I C T L Y IN A D V A N C E - ' ■ _____________ ________________ • B A KER, M O N T A N A T H 7RSD AY, JU L Y ^ 1916 “ -:.l ~ * ------ ^ ---------------------------- :--------------: -------- :------------------: ------- Peace, Prosperity and Preparedness .\For Presidents— ? W O O D R O W W ILSO N For Vice-President:- TH O M ÀS R. M AR S H ALL TEARS AND LAUGHTER NEAR KIN. rRinfyham-the-hfimorist-at-the-Chautauaua tent the other night, *V i . ' . 7 *■ |v&,^‘^minded*us that itis not a far .'cry between laughter and tears.' To' ' ' ' ^et the wrapt attention of an audience, we have heard it said, the '.¡¿¡rator must either incite to sadness or gladness. Most humorists. could quite . as successfully write paragraphs may be true, because people do not try to hide their gladness from the world. • But most ^ ' ¿ Q f :the weeping is done in the long and weary watches of the night, V Behind closed doors, and the world does not know about it. ^ . The following lines were written by one of America’s foremost humorists, “ Bill” Nye: Ky'V - 7 This is the trunk of a young girl. §7 * ............................................................ 9 t ‘ ,• „> ®T - It contains the poor, but honest garb, she wore when she ran away from home; also.the gay clothes she bought after a wicked ambition had poisoned her simple heart. It is the gaudy raiment and flashy trapping for .which she exchanged her honest laugh and bright and beautiful youth. Handle this trunk gently, as you would touch her ,sad little history, for her father is in the second-class coach weeping; softly in a coarse cotton handkerchief, and she is going home on the same train—in, her cheap little coffin in the baggage car to meet her sorrowing mother who will go up into the attic many a rainy afternoon in' the days to come,, and. cry over the contents of-this poor-little trunk.and it. will .be a secret ...known .only to her sorrowing heart,' and „God.— Edgar Wilson Nye. •y-- -T ; K*' > ! \ For County Commissioner , • - . i-* ’ I wish to hereby announce m y s e lf a .eàn i};.; - didate fo r County Commissioner o f Fallon *‘ County, s u b je c t to the .will o f th e people \- / in the A u g u st p rim a ries. ^ • If nominated and e le cted I ' w l l l b o i d a a my p la tform o f a d m inistration ' *EquaHty‘ toward a ll, and “ E c o n o m y '' as f a r as-'p o * - >/'. 8ible w ithout m aking it a f a u l t . l am a.vi’ democrat hoping f o r y.our favorable' daei^--’ ’ sion. ’ i. R e s p e c tfu lly, p v \ v ? Ped A k e r s , W e b ster, M o o t. •') R. B. Lowry for Treasurer & Baker, M ont.,' M arch To the V o ters o f Fallon C o u n ty;’ , Ladies and Gentlem en;—I am -ai 'date fo r the nom ination o f C ounty' T r ia s ' urer on the D em o cratic ticket, in -■ th s p r U mary to b e held A u g u s t 29,1916. .. I bettere d _ youjwsnt econom y, e fficiency and aeebnMW1'- dation. I o ffer you all o f these. I believe \ most o f y o u know how the play cam e up ' ;, a t the last election when m y aspirations ' - were doomed. Since Fallon county wais'V organised, as a deputy in th e d ifferen t; offices I have g iven you the. beet service possible, and I ask you r s u p p o rt upon th e merits, a s y ou see' them , o f the w ork per-', '' form ed by m y s e lf. Y o u rs truly, R . B, L o w ry ^ Dr. L. S. M eyrañ OSTEOPATH D i s e a s.e s ^ o f_thejihüm a n _ _ _ : body SUCCESSFULLY’ treat ed W I T H O U T ; DRUGS ’’ B a k e r , M O N T A N A Ò o b l e T i & ^ G o b ì e : Lawyers Office in Lake Block . BAKER, MONT. ! Shell G illilan Licensed Auctioneer * - r* l''*! n .. H e Gets the M o n ey You can do no more to make your sale a success than to en* gage his Services. FOR COUNTY TREASURER To the Voters of .Fallon County : I' hereby announce myself a can didate for the office of County Treasurer on the Democratic ticket at the August primaries. I have served the county as deputy treasurer under .Mr. Emil Lentz during - his term of office, and go before the voters on my record. E. H. TRANDUM. _ K t Wh- % Hi t e f e \ r BOOTJACKS AND BUGGY RIDING OBSOLETE. Bootjacks and buggy riding have long since become obsolete. The one since the advent of the sensible low cut shoes; the other an antiquated form of amusement since automobiling becanxe- a fad; ?•- -Seldom..now do. we see the old family horse and buggy, or the sprightly livery team. Renting livery rigs is now a small part of the'bsinesslarthe city ¡stables. In the old-days commercial travelers made the inland towns with livery rigs. Now they go by auto, or wait for the roads to dry up. = The Ford car, the Overland, the Chevrolet, especially these cheaper cars, have wrought the change. - They have been un- chnscipus;: angels of mercy to. hundreds of thousands of ill-treated and over-driven livery stable horses, as every liveryman knows who has ever had his best team brought in half dead from exhaustion. it is safe to assert that half the automobiles in use today are used for “joy’’’ riding: “ To bear out this-statement-we p o in O a . the fact that over eighty-three percent o f the transportation o f the country is still done by Horses. It'is also true that but «for our horses we should starve to death. Imagine those farmers hauling their wheat to market with automobiles, under present conditions. Yet, when we hear of road improvements, great international and state highways, it is the automobile and not the horse that is considered. DOUSMAN FOR ATTORNEY. To the‘^Voter's of Fallon County: Having served this County in the capacity-of' Coun ty.TTVct orney 'f o r 'the past twp years, 1 hereby announce, myself- a~cahdidate—fo r —^re-election' on the Democratic ticket. I believe the -experience I have gained\ in-this - office -the past-tw o years will enable, me to render more capable service than I could without such experience.’ I also believe it will enable me to render better serv- ice than a new man in the office. Very truly yours, . ' CHARLES_DO.USMAN. St.'_ y-:, Ñ' : FAIR TIME NOT FAR OFF. 7 i f Fallon County is 7b~Kave a display\a1Tthe state fair next fall; it is none too soon to give the matter attention. Last year, through an appropriation by the county, a creditable collection of grains and .other products was obtained. The exhibit was first shown at the county fair at Ekalaka and later taken-over - to Helena. Samples of sheaf grain are already being sent in to the real r estate» offices and some method shpuld be taken to get the farmers interested so theY will continue to gather and save them. 0 ^ There are a number of vegetables that even-now could be put up in jars by using preserving formulas. W e are reminded also that strawberries will soon be ripe. One of our most enterprising real estate ijien, L. C. Burns, has' a very fine“display whiclrwould make-an-attractive-addition tO- Fallon County’s booth at the fair. CARRANZA’S TONE DEFIANT ! There may be a change for the better in th’e Mexican situation before these lines reach our readers, but at the time they are written it 'looks like war. J President Wilson has made it plain that he will not countenance a-jwar with Mexico except as a last resort. He o f course favors mediation, but in the case of these border outrages' they will'have'to: bej met on the spot. ; (Carranza is standing pat on the proposition that American troops ; mjist not cross the border, and his reply to thfe note demanding ¿an .explanation of his purposes, as indicated-by preliminary reports, I p ' - . . is^one of defiance and is far from being conciliatory in tone. The longer Carranza staves off his reply -to the American note, ^ t h e worse it will be for him, as this country is. given that much more time in which to make its preparation for whatever may happen. ¿s'- . ‘ Mu v & PREPARING TO LICK THE TAR OUT OF MEXICAN GREASERS 0 :’h ¡brv'í' - '/T w o well known men of Ekalaka, DrVj. P. Hedges and S. J. Emswiler, *£»• ; , ;;are organizing a troop of rough riders. ^vL v7 '.:-A ¡number of cowboys in that section ..‘ Have signified their intention to join, wit is ..intended to have the boys all *<jned up arid m readiness.to take the .field under.,the flag qf'their country jo caae a call for .volunteers should be iMued. Milwaukee Time Table .West bound - N o. 93 way freight No. 17 Passenger N o. 15 ” East bound No. 94 W ay freight N o 18 No. 16 7:20 a. 3:00 p. '4:01 a. m. m. m. 19 n 3:20 p. m. 1:03 p. m. 3:11 a. m.- Postoffice. Out going mail on No. 18 close 1:50 \ »•” ” N o. 15-16 ” 3:45 night trains ” 6:00 tt » »> F o r s u p e r i n t e n d e n t To the Voters of Fallon County: I submit my name as a candidate for the nomination of County Super intendent of Schools on the Democratic-, ticket at the August primaries. I have had- charge of the Baker Public Schools for four years during which time the Baker School has advanced from a three room school -to— 3L- —Four__Year^—Accredited—JHigh- School employing—a -corps - o f - eight teachers.- Before coming to Baker I had experience in the public schools of Minnesota, Dakota and Washington Through my; Normal- training in the Sta'te Normal, Mankato, Minn., by teaching in the rural schools of my native state,’ as well as by active interest in all educational matters, I feel especially qualified to Handle the rural school problem. Begging a careful consideration of my claims to.-the support of the .voters _ of-..the -Democratic „Party ____ Yours- for Better Schools. (MISS) CARRIE ,A RACHTLE. FALLON COUNTY: ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title A H O M E C O M P A N Y OWNED BY. HOME PEOPLE Daily Commercial Report Issued. Baker, .Montanav, . . R A Y BUSH . Licensed Auctioneer BISH E R,'“ ^ ' M O N T . . ., W ill cry sales in; any part o f \the; ; country. Address r;BisHef post- office or leave orders with J. A. ¡.’¡Williams; - Satisfaction guaranteed - Prices very reasonable.’ ■ I Call in aind see the new individual savings. bank that we“have just received ___ _ ________ It is the strongest sayings, bank ever made— the lock cannot’be picked nor the money shaken out— it will protect your spare change, just like its prototype in our vault protects our funds. Open a savings account with us and let us pay you.interest on your money* while you are saying it. Dr. W . H; Young Physician and - Surgeon). Besides, general, practice j eyes tested and glasses fitted. ' baker . M ont Ed'win S. Bodth \ C. J. Dousmàn B o o t h & D o m r n a n AJiormeys-dt-law i ~ ' ^ ~ Practice in all Courts^.. Specìal A ttention io Land Office fyactice FOR COMMISSIONER I hereby - respectfully seek the favorable consideration of the voters of this county to my candidacy for the Republican nomination for Com- issioner. Being centrally located I alL. file for the six year term. I believeinschools,.roads,h'om e'enter- prises, conservation develqpment and true economy. I favor revision in our road methods. I_do not believe in extra vagance or excessive taxing. ~ Mv twentv-five years experience in engineering and construction should\ be of great value in connection with commissioners duties. I have a very large acquaintance, .throughout the county to whom I can cheerfully refer. As to my capabilities I be lieve you will find me worthy and well qualified. Yours very respectfully T. F. SCHOFIELD. There’s ncTTtime likiTthe“ preserit time to subscribe for the Fallon .Coun ty Times. Don’t em u late this gentleman’s whisker crop, have your’s re moved painlessly. TOM FLYNN, RARRER Lake Block BAKER, Afoni. L. C. BURNS, U. S. COMMISSIONER .BAKER, M ONTANA Northern Pacific Lands for Sale Dr. E. J. POTTERTON Resident Dentist Office in Lake Block ' ' » * \ , r * 'S Baker; Montana D r i R i c h a r d H a y e s Physician and Surgeon Office and Residence Phones baker , M on t . J. A. Williams ...Attorriey„and Counselor at Law Speaks English and German. P r a c tice in State and Federal Courts, before State Hallway Com mission and Department a t W a shington. D . C. , . BA K E R, M O N T A N A L W . Vin»el, D. V . M. Licensed Veterinarian Plevna, Montana M O V E D T O L A K E B L O C K SECU R ITY A B S T R A C T A N D TITLE C O . „ B o n d e d ; F irst A b stract Company. D oing B o s - ■ iness in Fallon, Prairie and C u ster Counties to F iles Bond W ith the State Treasurer Under Mew Law. Accuracy Responsibility AL Hansen, M g r . Baker office Gonwàÿ & Ferris , • - Dealers In ■ Hides, Pelts and Furs Dry Goods and Fancy Goods Baker, Montana. ; v Mon«y*to loan \on farm “ Tanda at 8 per cent intereaL. -\ , J. Y . Creel 40 Baker, Montaña .. ( From Montana Points via the “MILWAUKEE” T o Points in Dist. o f Columbia Georgia Illinois Indiana . Ioava Kansas Kettiucky Maine Maryland Massachusettcs- Michigan r Minnesota Missouri Nebraska Nemo Brunswick Nemo Jersey Nemo York Novo Scotia Ohio Ontario Pennsylvania Quebec Tennessee Vermont Virginia Wisconsin ' r ' TICKETS ON SALE May 20, 24; 27 and 31, to points in Illinois. -Iowa, Kansas, Min nesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Tennessee and Wisconsin TO ALL POINUS June 3, 7, 10, 14, 17, 21 and 28. : July 5,-12, 19 and 26. August 2, 9, 16, 23 and 30. . 1 September 6 and 20. Return limit October 31, 1916; Liberal Stopovers allowed both ways if desired. a Two Fast -Through Trains Daily TT h c “ Qljnnnpi«n”r ~ ^ T h e '<‘Goluihbian*— ...... The only ALL-STEEL Trains Across the' Continent. ... For fu r th e r inform ation a b out excursion fares, Tickets, reservations,'schedules, .e tc;, call on o r address H . D. Carpenter, Baker, Mont. <? Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry Heavy Hauling and Pianò Moving No J ob T o o Big or T o o Small ' Business Phone N o . 7 9 House Phone No. 9 9 If you are in need of cinders for any purpose get them free at our plant. Baker Light and Power Company B re n n a n a n d E w a lt Genera] Hauling and Transfer ‘ Light and Heavy Teams for. all ^ kinds o f work. Phone 9 0 if you w a n t, quick and -careful Service. Charges Reasonable ’
