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The Bear Paw Mountaineer (Big Sandy, Mont.), 22 June 1911, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn84036071/1911-06-22/ed-1/seq-2/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
THE BEAR PAW MOUNTAINEER 3. E. MAHOOD EDITOR and PUBLISHER Entered es ereendtlese matter Merck second. NInteen hundred eleven at the Pest Once at SI. Seedy Ideatene. oader teasel at March third. Equate's hundred Ned seventy nine. Subscription rate by the year strictly in advance - $2.00 The Exchange Saloon • • • • • • Choice Wines. Liquors and Cigars • • • • • • C. B. VAN ALSTINE, Prop. Professional Dr. Jos. Murphy Veterinarian [laving MI autitinohile rOlIlliry calls are quit•kly answered at any distance fr town. Prices rest, li n , re nimble. Iles. PI • No. 98. I lit re M °Walnut Dr. Gaylord Worstell l'hv sin an and Surgeini Glasses fitted scientitivally to nny condition of the eyes Big Sandy - - Montana Dr. A. E. Wilkie. Dentist (; us....ishov en Block. Phone lat. Opposite Hotel I la% re I la% re - - - Moustriutit Miss E. L. Bessette Oliicitti I. S. Land ( )1fici• !typo ter. Land, Iteal I.:state and In suratit.e. Skylstead Building Havre mont. Strouse Jeweler & Optician Glasses fit? ed scientifically and guaranteed a perfect fit. Havre, Montana L. V. Beaulieu Lawyer. Office in Skylstead Building - on ta tot James Holland a Son Mortician and licensed Embalmer !July Assistant Phone Calls ails% en•il day or Mold I has re Montana R. E. Hammond Attorney at Law Gurley Block Hare. Mont. Henry J. Mein. land Attorney CONTESTS .A SPECI.11.TY Fire and .1ecident Insurance liat re - Nlontatut W. R. Nelson B. H. Moore Nelson a Moore Attorneys a Counselors at law Practice in Federi Ild sitel-mirts Multi I . .S. Land office. I And Con- tests and Titles, (on % t•yaneing & Con? raets, Collect ions, Cons tilt - t ii , 11 Ads tie, Notorial work, all 1.e , a1 Business. HAVRE - - MONTANA THE NORTHERN MONTANA L STATE BANK Surplus $12,500 DIRECTORS C. J. McNamara S. A. Miller W. F. Blankenbaker Walter Brown E. B. Newhall OFFICERS. C. J. McNamara, P E.B-Newhall Cash • Waller Browne. V -P E.N.Barret A -Cash INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS Where Is Big Sandy? We have heard it said: \%Vhere is Big Sandy?\ Passengers on the train wttrider. Trains going north f gci through and by the time they get to the depot this place is forgot tall. They set- the name, Big Sandy, on the depot, but where is the town.. Trains going south stop at the ib•pot and the ',ashen look for the Ii twit. By the time Ike train conies through here, Big Sandy has entirely passed ; out of I heir minds, Why not put a large sign out here, on this little hill in front ot the !store with these words, \This ii Big !Sandy.\ if we sit quietly by and !hold our hands, the Great Northern. „, railroad will e their depot when when Bill Bryan becomes prest- dent of the U. S. or when Box Elder becomes a county beat. Paper Comes Out Anyhow HOW can the business get along without you? After you have worked at it for twenty-five or fifty years, cannot understand how it can struggle along a week or so by it - set. You take the paper for in - : stance. You drop out a few days, It doesn't seem quite right, but there is a ..• •rablt• sheet being hawked about the streets and tossed up on the house steps just it of old. They even get it out if you die, if everybody on the force dies and the plant burns up and an earthquake plows up Fourth htreet and your or stops. Out comes the pillar just the same, tot the day of judgment, we expect, despite the sea re, that sonic , of us w ill be rushing around and getting the paper out front mere foree of habit.- --Nlimicapolis ,Itturnal. Commercial Club Should Act Big t 'onunt•reial club! should be taking smile action on t !Fourth of July question Why nig call a meet ino next week and have this matter talked ',Ser. So far acti has been taken by only 011e man and if the rest of the vitt- 7e1 Blacksmith Let me do you work Get those plows sharpened ready lor spring Horshoeing and General Blaeksmithing G. HERZOG, Sig Sandy Is are it, it lit favor tit a celebrationt and are not willing to help, now is the time to find out. The surround- ing cities are going to celebrate and the residents here will be going to them if we don't get busy . . Dave :the secretary call ii meeting at once ; and talk the matter over anyway. The Bear Paw Mountaineer c Ito us with .1 E. Mahisod as editor land publisher. The Mountaineer is a live; newsy sheet, and is deserving, of a liberal patronage from the community NN hial its work shows it is earnestly endeavoring to boost.— ' Havrt• Plaindealer. Out Paradise Prairie and Judith correspondenta seem to have forgot- ten us this week. Surely there must be some news at these places that would be of interest to some one. Let us hear from you anyway. The hall game between Box Elder and Gildford last Sunday at the lat- ter town resulted in a score of 9 to I in favor of Gildford. Next Saturday Gildford will play at Box Elder and Big Sandy is mak- ing arrangements to have them here Sunday. \Kennilworth\ This is the name of the store an postoffice locat- ed out in the heart of 'Paradise Prairie\ fifteen miles west of Big Sandy The John Deere Line of machinery, plows, gangs, sulkeys or gas and steam outfits, wagons and buggies. NATIONAL HART -PARR Steam Outits Gasoline Outfits The Famous Peoria Drill Made famous on account of the deep drilling that it does. It gets the seed down into the ground instead of just scattering in on top. Dry Good Groceries Hardware Clothing Shoes Johnson's The Kennilworth Store A Great Battle The greatest and most decisive battles of modern ,ociety are not fou , ht with Ca nons and other so called implements of war. Science i always discovering Ill•W facts of sited interest to our every day life. One of the most, if not the nntst iintsortant discovery of modern tittles, is t In• \Gent Theory of Dis- ease.\ The most deadly enemy ti) sot - is'? y the carrying of disease germs, is the Common house fly, bret•ding in filthy plates and car- rying all the dendi.0 disease germs into our -s and even into the food on our tables. The only way to eheck the spread of the disease of summer is to eradicate the House Fly from) our homes. There is only one way to do this. Buy our Screen Doors and Window Sires -nit, %Ve have a fine assort- ment. \Prices Just Right\ ST. A. & D.Lumber Compa'y W. R. TAFT, Agent The Spokane House Everything Modern and Up-to-date Bar in Connection La Venga and Roi-Tan Cigars C. B. Van Alstine, Prop. If you intend to build see Andrews
