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0.5 • •. ' 4 I DR. NILES DENTIST • 0 Guaranteed Dental Work at Mod- erate Prices i Rooms 1, 2. 3, 4 Vaughn tilk. G.eat Falls, Mont. I • DR KYLE, Nssistant i ••-•‘••••-•-•• 41+ •••••-••••••••• 11 , C, 1 •-•-•••-•••-••••!-•-•-•-• General Blacksmith Horseshoeing Wagon and Carriage Repairing Work Guaranteed Agent for J. 1. Case Machinery J. A. Sanders Geyser, Montana WE CARRY NONE I3UT THE tiEsT IN THE MARKET Vienna Cafe BEST MEALS AT POPULAR PRICES WM. SHILAOS, Proprietor 214! First Avenue South Great Falls, Mont. Dr. It. 11. Armond Gr. Loretta B. Nelson Osteopathic Physicians Conrad Block, Rooms 7 and 8, over Strain's Dry Goods Store, (heat Falls, Montana. graduatesRuth f h A. T. S k • ville College of Osteopathy. Acute and chronic cases sumessfully treated. Office hours 9 to 12 a. in.; 2 to 5 p. Both Phones 146. PIANOS KNERVILLE Nliss Nlabel Nottingham of the Shonkin was a guest at the Dickinson homes a couple of days last week. John Watkins is hauling lumber from Geyser for the Bain ranch. F. R. Spenser went to Chicago with cattle last week Wednesday. Ed Boyd and Ole G. Osnes were recent Fort Benton visitors. Mrs. J. P. Bain visited with Mrs.. J. P. Mansfield Ftiday. Nliss Dorothy Mac Duffle is spend- ing a few days at the Benedict.. and Cady homes of Upper Arrow Creek. NIrs. Harry Dickinson was calling at the Louis Silve home Sunday. Herbert Dickinson. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dickinson. J. Y. kVarren, Geo. Van Vorst and Arthur Cook attended a dance at the Shonkin school house, Friday evening. gis en by Hildia Nott- ingham and August K lay for the ben- efit of the school. A large crowd was in attendance and a jolly good time was enjoyed by all. J. P. Bain and W. H. Delaney. went to the Big Sag Ranch in I,one Tree, Sunday. to bring home a band of lambs purchased by NI r. Bain front A. W. Kingsbury. N - Ir. Petty was a caller in this part of the neighborhood Monday. The R. R. surveyors are still camped near his place. We represent fourteen of the world's great- MTS. J. P. Mansfield and son and est piano factories. NI is. Janey Boyd were guests of Nits. Great Falls Music House Cora Creek last Sunday. N NI S S d RA . TNSPORD . '' John Chambers, of Upper Otter Creek, was a business visitor in town NI on d a y. • Leon McCrmkey . of Belt visited at home Sunday. He was•iaccompanied by Sam Wilson. Miss Thressa Ashworth and Edna Fish visited in Armington and *IOnn- day Monday. H. D. Livix has gone into thesheep business, having bought Charlie Fish's pet Iamb. Mrs. B. F. McConkey had the mis- fortune to step on a rusty nail so is laid up for a few days. J. H. Johnson and family are mov- ing into their house today. Mrs. H. B. Bernhardt wishes to thank the many friends who so kindly assisted her after her loss by fire. Morgan Nulliner has returned from Chicago where he went with his cat- tle. He recieved a tine price. He says Chicago is very dull. J. C. Morrison is to have a large atic tion sale on Nov. 15th. after which, he intends to move to New York. Leon McConkey, Sam Wilson and Prof. Webster went hunting Sunday and after walking about fifteen miles they returned, tired and hungry, about three o'clock, but we failed to see any chickens. Try again boys, but you ss ill have to wait until next year. ROCKY RIDGE SaIll Johnson, Walter and Sophia Anderson visited the Cameron home Sunday evening. Mr. and NIA.s. Neil Cameron visited at the NicInnis home last Thursday. Nit. and Mrs. Emil Anderson visit- ed with Mr. and Mrs. Hansen of Highwood last Sunday. Mrs. Chas Johnson Falls visitor last week. Miss Laura Nit -Innis visited friends in Belt a few days last week. Fk.4 NA CA NT 1.0N Easy Terms 13 Fourth St. South Great Falls. Mont HOUSTON & HENRY All who wish reliable help of any kind on short notice, send to us. Prompt attention given each order. No. 225 First Avenue South. Great Falls. Mont. Bell Phone 3ti; Ind. Phone 374. When in Great Falls, visit The Gold Bar \ • . • Mrs. Ernest Dickson and children spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Silve. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Silve went to Great Falls Monday for a visit with friends. VEGETABLES Of All Kinds STRAWBERRY PI,A NI'S for tall Settine A• .113\'\g\\\er. RHUBARB R007'S 221 First Avenue South Free Delivery on orders of $5 up, in Geyser Great Falls, Mont. Write Welter White, Raynsford, s Montana .... was a Great w i ll an d J oe m i ,I nnis v i s i te d on Wm. Davidson went to Belt last week on business. Herbert Magnuson and Erik Carl- son went to Raynsford last Wednesday for a sleigh ride. A. N. Johnson, John and Will Cameron.- Roy and Entity Anderson s isited at Emil Anderson's Sunday. Mr. and NIrs. Neil Cameron visited • • at [red Nlehmke's last week. Ed. Senimeir of Belt was a visitor at John Nlagnuson's last Sunday. Louie Larson visited Pete Brown Sunday. Low Round Trip Tourist Fares from Montana Points To the East Not). 18, Dec. 21 and 22 Final Return Limit 60 Days From Date of Sale 41The Great Northern Railway has put into effect on Nov. 18, Dec. 21 and 22, round trip summer tourist fares from points on its line in NIontana to Atchison, Kan. Chicago, Colorado Springs. Colo. (.'ouneil Bluffs, fa. Denver, Colo. Duluth, Minn. Knnsas City, M. Lettvenwortli, K.I11. Milwaukee, Minneapolis, NI inn. Omaha, Neb. Peoria, 111. Pueblo, Colo. Si. Joseph, Mo. St. Louis. Mo. St. Paul, Mints. Sioux City, It. Superior, Wis. These tickets are first-class and carry the privilege of OPTIONAL ROUTES either on the going or return trip within the final return limit of the ticket, 60 days from date of sale, going transit limit being 10 days from date of sale. Stopovers on tickets to Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, Colo., only, will be alit med at all points on the going trip within the going transit limit and on the return trip within the final limit of tickets. To all other tle-a Mations all points at and west Nlitincapolis, St. Pim) and /ninth, Minti.,:upt-ritir, Sioux City and Glutted Bluffs, la., Dinaha, Neb., St. s lost•ph and Kans;e: City, Mo., and Atchison and Leavtiliwortli, Kati, ,mi the gi trill within the giting transit limit ,and on the return trip within the final limit of tickets. ' fiat! Ilp With any Great Nortlirin Agent and let hint trip YOU at, Mgr' -III ItilleraLY. OT a. iie J. T. MeGAUGHEY, Assistant General Freight and Passenger Agent. fa:LENA. MONT. G R ENT N CIFITHFR RAILW AY SPION KOP NIrs. Chas.. I,. Johnson returned Tuesday from Great Falls, where she spent a few days visiting her parents. James Stronach has nearly complet- ed his new frame barn. It is 30x70 feet and will be finished up in fine style. He will give a dance in the hay loft when it is finished. Ivan Jensen is contemplating.a trip to New Year in the near future. At present he is building a new barn for J. C. Morrison. J. P. Johnson, the Iowa cattle buy- er, will ship six carloads of cattle out of Spion Kop Wednesday, Nov. 1st. These are cattle that tie gathered up in the Kibbe) , district. Matt Cooper of ,Great Falls made a short call in Spion Rop on his way to the sapphire mines in which he is in- terested. A Great Northern bridge crew of 17 men in six outfit cars pulled into Spion Kop Tuesday evening to build sheep chutes and make preparations to put in a section house. The largest potato we have seen in a long time was brought in to your correspondent a few days ago by James Quirk. It measured 17 '.2 inches the long way and 13'2 inches around. It cut into eight pieces the size of our fist and filled a four -quart stew pan prett) well. - W. D. Irvine also brought in a tur- nip that weighed nine pounds and was larger around the waist than any of the family, but Mr. Irvine protests that this was not the largest he had, as some of his crop weighed 11 to 13 pounds. C. E. 1,illegard and family went to Hobson last week to attend the wed- ding of Mrs. Lillegard's sister, Nliss Mildred Lapham, to Mr. Amos Sack- ett. Mrs.,Sackett is well known and much beloved in this neighborhood, and we wish her much happiness. To Mr. Sackett we extend our best wishes and most hearty congratulations on having secured a grand good wife. We wish the young couple long life and much prosperity. A C. Frye returned Monday from a ma weeks' trip to Chicago. He heard constant inquiries everywhere about Spion Kop and its prospects. About every second person he met expressed his desire and intention of moving out here in the spring. Early risers and those arriving on the stub Wednesday' morning saw strange sights in Spion Kop. The hotel porch was decorated with a neat- ly set table, including linen and silver, and appropriate decorations evidently brought from the restaurant. One end was held down by the scales from the Cash Grocery. Slim, Jack and Joe worked hard in delivering horseless rigs on every one's front porch, but no harm was done, and the boys must have had an awfully good time to pay for their hard work. Posters are out for a dance and tur- key shoot at Spion Kop Thursda). Nov. 30th. UPPER OTTER CREEK Roy James and Pete Bergeron were among those who represented Upper Otter at the Hallowe'en dance, given in Monarch, Saturday night. They report a large crowd and a very enjoy -- able evening. Some of Belt's young sportsmen pass- ed through here Friday enroute for the Barker mountains, where they content - plate bringing down some big game. Tillie Paulson spent Saturday and Sunday at the hospitable uome of NIL and Mrs. Louis Bergeron. The young folks of this neighborhood are all looking forward to the entertain- ment and dance, given by Miss Paulson and pupils. Nov. 25th. A large crowd will no doubt attend, as good music has been engaged for the occa- sion. Mrs. L. Bergeron was a passenger on Monday's train to Belt. Pat NIcAllister and Nora Burns of Geyser spent Sunday at the Poole ranch. Miss Hazel Landry , and Ilia! Land- ry attended church. in Geyser. Sunday . . Miss Elva Jones of K ibby spent Sun- day with home folks. Ed Wood of the Peterson ranch was a business caller in Raynesford during the week. Pete Vann. Rpv James and Mrs. H. Thompson were social visitors at the -Bergeron home during the week. .Mrs. L. Bergeron and Mrs. J. Pre - \too called at the llockett ranch Sunday. a. FLOUR With REX Flour a baking success is a certainty. It is very near to baking insurance. It's economical, too. You can use it with equal results for the dain- tiest pastries as well as the most wholesome bread. Order a sack from your grocer today. •-•-•-•-•-•- Do You Need FENCE POSTS? We have on hand a large stock of nice cedar posts. If you are planning to repair or build a building of any kind, it will pay you to come to us before you build. Rankin & McCarthy Spion Kop, Montana • 1 1 1 A 0=0=0=10=10=10=0=0 0=01 U 0 0 Metropolitan Furniture Co. 0 E WANT to extend a hearty invitation to everybody from Geyser and vicinity to . visit our stores when in Great hills. We want to meet you, and no matter whether you want any furniture or ranges or not we want you to come and see us. We want to get acquainted with you and we assure you the peo- ple who read the Geyser Times will get the best we have to offer. First Avenue South Great Falls 6 11 II 1 =10 ocioc=sonoi=to=o=ocsrli -•••••-•0 The Great Falls Hotel • Fitzgerald & Foster, Proprietors • tlaropean Plan A First -Class Cafe in Connection • 6 Murphy-Maclay Hdw. Co. S h i e l lf ea ti z n Y d Hardware Paints, Oils and Varnish GREAT FALLS MONTANA S.0. H USETII Jeweler and Optician 316 Central Avenue GREAT FALLS . )NTANA A N: Consult this office in matters per- taining to Great Falls and Nor-, them NIontana Real Estate. 1'. LARKIN, Great Falls Montana LT) Vbotoo Ranch Loans hne Portraiture—Quality and Style Prompt attention given hiid•k Finishing by mail SeIllt your lilms to 1311. Our nork and service please you. 111F EKLUND STUDIO. Central Asc.. Great Falls. Mont COL. STARK, The Noted' AUCTIONEER with a license and a diploma. Let me know at once so I can arrange everything. It means one-third ntore to 3 ou in the end Any ads ice free. Great Falls, Most. 1 7 NION SECURITIES CO. Room 40, Tod Bldg. GREAT FALLS, MONT. J. 0. NESS Contractor and Builder Estimates Cheerfully Given Auto ?hone 217 Great Falls, Mont. ' .5 ' fa% tr. lb
