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Geyser Judith Basin Times (Geyser, Mont.), 02 Nov. 1911, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053135/1911-11-02/ed-1/seq-4/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
11 WE SELL Acme W y oming Coal Range Acknowledged by users in Geyser and surrounding territory to be the best on the market and guaranteed by us to contain less than 5 per cent ash content, no clinkers, no soot, very little smoke, and to be the most satisfactOry and the \hottest stuph\ you ever used, at $6 per Ton Belt Lump and Nut Coal Good grade for heater and range use . For $4.75 per ton Belt Mine Run Coal Used by some for the range and heaters, and an excellent coal for Threshing and plow engines . . Only $3.75 per ton Our coal is all in sheds, protected from the elements Carload prices on application HARNEY & ADAMS IARDWARE CO. GEYSE 1Z , M NT. WHEN YOU WANT A First -Class Meal cu.!, \I orter'5 3ae5taurant !Meat Market • Geyser, . • ****** •-• • • . 11 Meals Served at All Hours Prices Reasonable FURNISHED ROONIS IN CONNECTION We carry all kinds of Fresh Nleat. U . Porter's Restaurant and Market Montana How would you like to Own a Home in Geyser IT'S EASY! Start Right, Buy one of the Choice Budding Lots Offered For Sale by the Geyser Realty Co. GEYSER, MONT. Geyser Locals C. R. Johnson visited Great Falls Sunday. Mrs. Nlinnie Seiferd was a business visitor in the county seat this week. Miss Nina Skelton of Stanford was the guest of her sister. Mrs. Louis F. Coughlin Nlonday. Cleaning and pressing of men's suits and ladies' snits, coats or skirts a spec- ialty at Purdy Trading Co.'s. Log Cabin Syrup ,$1.00 per gallon. High Standard 27 -lb. jacket can $1.35, at Kennedy Mere. Co., Raynsford. The Wilson Hot Blast Down Draft Heater holds fire for 36 hours. See them before buying.—H A RN EY & ADAMS H Dw. Co. FOR ' SA I.E — At a sacrifice; the Knerville hall and 40 acres of ground. Must be sold quis:k.—NIRS. MINNIE' SEIFERD, Geyser. Mont.. P. J. O'Hara, J. I'. Mansfield and James Kernaglian returned Tuesday from a trip to Chicago with their Cal- \ tle. All report satisfactory sales. Peter Petesch, A. N. Brill and party of friends returned to their homes in Wisconsin Saturday.. Nlessrs. Petesch And - Brill will rertim early in the spring with their families to make this their home. L. G. Ludtke spent Sunday and Monday in Great Falls, returning home •Fuesday morning. aCCOM panied by Mrs. Ludtke, who has been con- fined to the hospital for three weeks . with a broken ankle. She is able to lie around, again with the aid of crutches. The Hackney Auto -Plow, which was recently bought by Peter Petesch on condition that it would do satisfac- tory breaking, was found not to be ' adapted to the soil in this locality. It I was turned over to the in who shipped it to Conrad. where the plow has been tested with satisfactory The Metropolis of the Upper Basis _results. W. P. Porter was a Billings visitor this week. W. S. Seiferd returned Wednesday from a to weeks visit to Chicago. Ball brand overshoes— every pair guaranteed—at Kennedy Mere. Co. Mrs. L. F. Coughlin visited relatives in Stanford Tuesday , and Wednesday. Mrs. S. C. Purdy and son Arthur returned today from Belt, where Mrs. Purdy visited her mother a couple of day s. A goodly number of Catholic fam- ilies from the surrounding country were in town Sunday to attend the services conducted by Rev. Father F. .C. Denes, of Belt., A fist of some thirty users—mostly ranchers—who are firm believers in the superiority of the Wilson Down Draft Hot Blast Heaters is on tile at Harney & Adams Hdw. Co.'s store. George Knot Lillegard. born to Mr. and Mrs. C. E. I.illegard of Spion Kop, July 6, 1911, was christened the morning of October 26th at the resi- dence of Thomas Murray, near Hob- son, by Pastor A. E. Foutch. Chas. Pieper and F. J. Rupelitis returned Saturday to their homes at Loretto, Minn., having spent the past two Months here plowing and seeding with their power outfit. Mr. Pieper expects to return early in the spring. Charles Shager, who has taken Mr. Freseman's place as cashier of the First State Bank during the latter's ab- sence, returned Sunday to his home at Parker. S. D. Mr. Shatter is assistant cashier of the First National Bank of Parker. J. P. Johnson, of Britt. Iowa, re- turned to this part of the country this ! week, having been to Chicago with a train of cattle which he had purchased in this vicinity. He reports that he struck the market at a bad time and lost money on the shipment. H. 0. Lyng's steers, for which he paid $65 a head, were included in the shipment. A. 'K. Nordquist has a crew of men stacki ng „flax on his ranch north of town. Contractor H ruby is building a cab- Ili on the claim of A:Leverton south of Geyser. Gold Seal and Ball brand overshoes guarantee every pair.—PURDY TRADING Co. pm: Dickinson, Wife and daugh- ter. of Knetville, spent Wednesday in 'Geyser enroute from Great Falls to their home. Coal hods, pokers, lifters, stove 'boards and oil cloth rags; also stove- pipe. elbows, flue stops and franges, at Harney & Adams Hdw. Co. Deputy Sheriff Lou Kommers was in Geysar Tuesday serving summons on Alex Anderson, who was drawn as juror for the next term of the district Court A. A. Freseman, Jr., returned Sat- urday front / a two weeks trip to Chica- go. Minneapolis and Sr. Paul on busi- ness. Mrs. Freseman and little son Accompanitd him from Parker, S. D. i • Hallowe'en passed by without any serious disturbance of the peace in ,Geyser, due no doubt to the dearth of youngsters of the right age to enjoy the usual Hallowe'en pranks. As we are very heavily stocked on .flour and have more to arrive in a few days, we will sell you Rex or Cascade First Grade at $2.85 per 100 in 1,000 'pound lots.—K EN NE DV NI ERc Co. The deer hunting season ends Nov. 30. 191T, leaving only four weeks . more of the sport. Have you shot the Jack Walker of Spion Kop was a business visitor in town Saturday. limit ? If not, get in the game. Rifles and cartridges at Harney & 'Adams I. Weaver, accompanied by Dr. ,Hardware Co. Edmonson and NI r. Keating, came J. A. Sanders is in receipt of a coin- out from the Falls in NI r. Weaver's ,munication from the U. S. Bureau of auto Tuesday on a business trip. Fisheries, informing him that some 130! Oscar Swanson and G. H. Dodge gallons of black spotted trout would be have returned to Geyser. haying decid- shipped to Geysei -. within 60 days to! to let the remainder of their roadwork be planted in the streams of this neigh-! rest until spring, the ground being, borhood. frozen about four inches deep. School started Monday in the new Bert Crabtree has moved his house - Davis Creek district north of Geyser, hold goods to his homestead about 12 with Miss Ellen McDonald as teach- miles northeast from Geyser and has em. The school Is being held at the started the erection of a dwelling. He home of A. J. NIcDonald until the is accompanied by his father-in-law, new school house is built. Mr. Greenlee, who has purchased the • It is reported that the buyrs who relinquishment of Chris Olson, in e the same neighborhood. pArchased the Nlerrimac Cattle Co.'s' shipment recently , lost money on the: J. A. Sanders, W. D. Higgins and deal. The same being reported regard- • R. F. Adams spent Saturday and Sim- ing their purchase from Mrs. Keith of day deer hunting in the Little Belt was shipped at the mountains, and after all the tips and time, downs incident to mountain climbint, , returned Monday empty handed. 1 . he lempty handedness, of course, is no re- Raynsford, which same Our Specialties Oregon Fir, Dimension Stuff, Clear Red 'Cedar Siding, Extra - Star-A-Star\ Red Cedar Shin- gles, Oregon Fir Flooring, Ceil- ing and Drop Siding, the Famous Sackett Plaster Board and Gal- vanite Roofing are some of our specialties. Building material and accesso- ries constantly in stock. Headquarters for the unexcell- ed domestic coals—Roundup and Bear Creek. Feed of all kinds. McCaull-Webster Elevator Co. W. I. PETERSON, 1,fi t r. GEYSER, :: MONTANA flection on their hunting ability, as the gentlemen at other times have brought back the goods, but at this particular instance some secret information had apparently been imparted to the deer which made use of it and were on their way to safe quarters when the hunters Grover's Best Sand Reputed Best fin. Building Purposes Gar Just Received iM•11•1111.11=1•1•11M We have everything in Building Material Let Us v Figure With You Missouri River Lumber - co. H. C. LYNG, Agent N11104111111*Alle *IS • lb • Ili • or •at. Oa • ND • lb+ 41110 • +4111•11111•40 LIQUORS CIGARS The Silver Dollar Saloon • George S. Kneer, Prop. American and Budweiser Beers GEYSER, MONTANA •411••1111, • lb • 11110411 • • • lb *OP •11110•410•11.• AP +IP • lb • lb • lib • ei To Farm Shannon Ranch Another large tract of land which has heretofore been used principally as a stock ranch, will be broken up and put in crop next year. This is the Shannon ranch, lying about three miles southeast of Geyser, the property of Frank Mitchell of Stanford. A. J. Hanson, of Rockford, Ill., has taken a contract to break and seed it on shares. N1r. Hanson has purchaaed a - Big 4'' engine and a set of John Deere _plows to start with and has been in Geyser with his outfit for the past .week wait- ing for the weather to moderate suffi- ciently to let him get started this fall. 'Ile tract contains in t;.e neighborhood of 5.000 acres and Mr. Hanson ex- pects to have another power outfit to help on the job in the spring. Condon & Ferguson sheep skin coats and winter caps just arrived._ Look them OV er. — KENNEDY MER- CANTILE Co. Great Northern Time -Table No. 43—For Great Falls, Spokane, Seattle and all points north. northwest and in Canada (mail train) 12:14 p. m. No. 44—For Kansas City, St. Louis, Chi- cago and eastern and southeastern points, (mail train/ 12:14 p. ni No. 43 and 44 on the diviSi011 from Great Falls to Billings stop only at Broadview, Judith Gap. Hobson, Stanford and Belt. No. 241—For Great Falls and intermediate arrived. points 3:15 p. in. I - Dedication of Chard, No. 247-= - Fdr . Billiiigs — and intermediate ' points . 9:15a. A beautiful day, a friendly crowd, a hearty dinner, generous contribution, and an enjoyable common -place pro - !gram all combined to make Sunday a long -to -be -remembered day at Nihill. State Supt. G. J. Powell of Billings, and State Worker E. L. Smith ty ere the principal speakers of the day. A $200 deficit was easily raised and the N ihsill Congregational church is in m in possession of a $1,400 property clear of debt. Like Merino, their building is being used for school purposes until the town is able to, but up a building that will be a credit to it. Milwaukee Time -Table (Judith Gap) No. 116 Leave Len istown _ 1:45 p. in. Jadith Gap_ 330 p. Arnise Harlon ton 4:15 p. C ***** tects nitli mail train No. 15 tor nest. No. 104-3 e LeV1 i stout 11 8:00 a. in. Arrive Judith Gap 9:35 a. in. .Arr ive I Is: ion ion 10:30 2. in. Rims tniougli to Tin cc' Forks No. 115 I.eave IIarlowton 6:00 p. m. Arrke Judith Gap 7:00 p. Arrive Lewiston it _ .8:30 p. Connects at Harlow ton it mu No. 16 east- bound. No. 4-104. Ri it dn u from Three Folks Commercial stationery. and ativerns- Leave Harlonton 1:00 p. in. i ing matter of all kinds printed at the A„k„, j„di t h Gap 2.00 p. in. ' 'limes. Order now. ' Aoke Lewiston 0 3:30 p. in. I I rro KNOW that your funds are in a bank in which safety is the first consideration means a great deal to you. ( The affairs of this bank are conducted on this plan—meaning that safety to you. We i afford you the protection of a large reserve -'and on these grounds solicit your business. The FIRST STATE' BANK Four per cent interest paid On time deposits left for six months, and if left for a year we pay you Five per cent. The most convenient way and the safest way to pay a bill is by check on the First State Bank, Geyser, Mont. AVe want the small accounts as NN ell as the larize ones. \The Bank of Service\
