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• IN II - 1,1111 - —MO —Ea Neighborhood Notes RAYNSFORD Samuel M. Wright was a caller in Great Falls Sunday night returning Monday morning. Joe, Earl and Clarence Watson and S. H. Johnson were called to Great Falls on Sunday on account of the serious illness of Mr. Barkley. At last reports he was a little better. Samuel M. Wright and Miss Mary Pattsner attended the dance at Joe Lavoie's on Friday evening and report a good time. Roy L. Fish and wife and B. F. McConkey were business visitors in Great Fall last week. Bailey Strong who has been in Great Falls for the past few days re- turned this morning. Leon McConkey went to Great Falls where he will attend Commerc- ial college this winter. Mr. and Mrs. Cook and daughters, Minnie and Nettie of Highwood. were quests at the homes of Samuel Bright and Clifford Cook last week. Miss Nettie remaining here to attend high school. M9. John M. Lindsay and daugh- ter Edna were callers in Great Falls returning Sunday morning. Misses Alma and Evelyne Irwin of Spion Kop were business visitors in town one day last week. Misses Ora Higgins and Inez Mc- Conkey rttended the dance at Belt last Thursday evening and report a fine time. They were also accompanied by Leon McConkey. Misses Rose and Katie Coalarick and their aunr Mrs. Joseph Vaskey were callers in Belt last Thursday. Word was received of the death of Ira Barkley which occured at 12:15 Tuesday. The family have the sym- pathy of all in their berievement. UPPER OTTER CREEK November 5— cit h tie been engaged In.,: in their wiflier's supply of ibis week. Oscar English of Monarch made his last trip with the meat wagon on Sunday last. hi r. and Mrs. Ed Landry. Jr., visit- e.i at the Chambers. Sr.. horn., Sun- day. Jack Lace, Jr., returned home after a brief visit at the Widiams home on Dry ‘Volf. Dave Meredith and Harry Thomp- son of Geyser were visitors in our neighborhood during the week. Dick Oatey of Barker, who has been visiting at the Lane home for a few days, has returned home. George Isaacson of Stanford was here during the week visiting his wife OS 111111 who is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Landry. Mrs. Harry Thompson of Geyse: is visiting with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bergeron. Mrs. George Bird. who has been the guest of Mrs. Peter Vann for a week, has returned home. Miss Eulalie Tint inger, accom panted by Miss Jennie Olson, called Monday evening on Mrs. C. A. Jones. A dince will be given at the White schoolhouse on Saturday night, Nov. 16. This dance is to be given for the benefit of the Christmas tree and no doubt a large crowd will attend, as good music and a supper base been engaged. Tickets $1.00. A surprise party was given at the Landry, Sr. home on Saturday night. Among the guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bergeron, Mr. and Ms. John Prevost, Mr. and Mrs. E. 1„ Landry, Mrs. H. B. Thompson. Misses May Quann, Lena Tintinger, Messrs. Tons and Pete Bergeron, Joe, William, Jack and Wallace Prevost. Mrs. John Chambers has been re- ported ill this week. BELT PARK. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Drake, Mr, and Mrs. Homer Thomas and Alice Joyce transacted business at Nethart. XVed- nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Larson hays moved from their ranch and will spend thu winter in Neihart. John Croft •vent to Harkey, Satur- day for a few days stay. Threshing is about completed in this vicinity. The yield was fairly good, all things considered. Ira Todd came out from Great Falls Thursday and will spend a few days hunting. A party was given at the home of Chas. MacGibbon h irsday evcning, it being the occasion of Wm. Mat - Gibbon's birthday. A pleasant time was had by all. Wm. Knowles. John Croft. Earl Luther and Lewis Cout us enjoyed a days hunt this week. They brough home two deer and a number of grouse. School closed in Belt Park, Nov. A party was given Oct. 25th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H omer Thomas in honor of the teacher Miss Katherine O'Neill. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Draker, Mr. and Mrs. Axel Yule, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Knowles. the Misses Mae Luther, Jennie Mac Br aney, Alice Brazee, lone Rolle, Pearl aid Alice Jayce, Gertrude MacGibbon a: d Katherine O'Neil, Messrs Wm. Knowles, Lewis Courtois, John Croft, Theodore Shannon. H. H. Roberts. Wm. and Chas. MacGibbon. \500' was played until 11:30 when refresh- ments were served. Fred Draker won first prize and Chas. Knowles won second paize. Murphy-Maclay Hdw. Co. She!! Hardware Paints, Oils and Varnish GREAT FALLS MONTANA KNERVILLE D. C. MacDuifie was a business visitor in Belt last Thursday. Herbert Dickinson visited at the Heydt and Klay homes last week. Mrs. R. E. Dickson and Mrs. Lucy 13racliArove to Cora ‘Vednesday for a few days visit at the home of their 'sistelr NI rs. August Nordquist. Mrs. F. R. Spencer and children sp?nt last week in Arinington visiting at Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ham's Miss Fleda McQuoen is now at- tending school in Fort Benton. Mr. and Mrs. Harry 13. Dickin- son were guests at the Nottingham home on the Shonkin several days last week. School began in the Earl and r eti j , district Monday with Miss Gary as te icher. J. P. Bain and VV. H. Delany were business visitors in Dover and Star. - ford TuesdAy. Mrs. Janey Boyd of Lone . Tree is now at the home of her son, Ed Poyd, where she will spend the winter month. Mrs. W. A. Osnes returned last Thursday from a trip to Great Falls and Benton. Herbert Dickinson attended a Hal- lowe'en social at the Shonkin school house, which was given by the young ladies of the upper and lower Shonkin. 'The school house was tastefully dec- orated with jack -O -lanterns and other things pertaining to Hallowe'en and a jolly good time was enjoyed by all. itY1)• ollp• OD* 4.11•41111•110+10 • Mb # 4111• Mt •411M•4110•41110•111.•1110•11110•41 , •1111) T 0 ! LIQUORS CIGARS ! The I I Silver Dollar , i Saloon ! 1 George S. Knecr, Prop. i a + ! a ! American and Budweiser Beers 11 ! a 0 GEYSER, MONTANA 01, • 4 E 0 *OP •INO•01/•410•410•4110•11110•1111 1 • 11 1 1 P• 1 11....•up•qp•op•isp• 40 1 The Great Falls Hotel * . Fitzgerald & Foster, Proprietors . Furopean Plan A First -Class Cafe in Connection * 0 • * • •-•-•-•-•-• • •-• • •-•-• 4,, ••• • • •-• +++++ • (77 ; • •••••-•-• •-•-• • •15 ROCKY RIDGE November 7, Mr. Clendennin of Geyser, was around buying cattle last week. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Magnusor. Misr Sadie Oliver and Messrs John Spaulding, Herbert Magnuson and Lii k Carlson spent Thursday evening Ne Camerons, Mrs. L. Chatterlon was a Great Falls visitor last week. Au.zust Sederholm called at John Magnitions last Thursday. Wm McInnis was a business callei Cora Creek last week. Mr. Wm. Lacy George and Ever- ette Kernaghan passed thru here Mon- day on their way to Arrow Creek from Little Belt where they have abotit two weeks threshing yet to do. Roy Anderson visted at Emil And- erson last week. Those from here who attendtd ti e entertaintrunt at Cora Creek Saturday night were Messrs John Sprdditg. Sam Johnson, John and Will Cam- eraom and Herbert Nlagnusor and hi ifs Chrissie and Pearl ( anero , They report a good time. Felix Larson of Great Falls is visit- ing at Find Andersons for a few veeks. Those who visited at Enid Alder - son's last Sunday evening were Mesrs \Val:et Anderson. Sam Johnson. Pm Spaulding and the Misses Sopita Anderson and Ruth Atkinson, John Spaulding left Tuesday for ht old Ivime in Indiana. He will go halt with Joe Camerons cattle to Chicago 'Written for last week. KIBBEY Falls last Friday. Mrs. Carl Peterson went to Great A dance came off Friday es ening at the LaVoie home in hopor of NIrs. John Gahan who is di soon return to Neihar for the winter. Quite a large crowd attended and had a general good timer J. R. ()rtalan was in Raynsford Sunday on business. Mr. and Mrs. John Gohan were social callers Saturday afternoon at the home of NI rs. A. Jones. Mr. and NI rs. A ugust A nderson were visitors at the Kibbey school last week. NI rs. ('Sri Peterson is reported to be seriously ill in Great Falls. Carl Peterson left for Great Falls wiay. John Gah..os 'natio a trip to Neihau y e s A t n e a r g d L a i y s Anderson is threshing today for Olaf Lit Arrow Creek School Report Following is the report of the Arrow Creek school for month end , ng No- vember 1, which t i oset the school term: Number pupils enrolled -16. Avera 4e dilly attendance -12. Pre eat every day during the month —Roy Stroisach, Arthur Ever ley, Au- gust LverIY, Arrlth itch. Sign mu Hanson, Edith Si roust It. Those best in weekly spelling con- testS during the in:milt—Edith Stron- ach, Signa Hanson. NI rs. E. E. Snyder. Teacher. SNAPSHOTS AT CELEBRITIES William Hughes, Named For Senator From New Jersey. Photo by American Press Association. Judge William Hughes. who defeat- ed James Smith, Jr.. for the Demo cratic Indorsement for United states tiena,tor at the New Jersey primaries. WAS selected by Governor Woodrow Wilson to make the tight against the , former senator. Tile result of the primary elections is for this reason Mr. and NI rs. XV. C. Gardner is- 'regarded /111 a personal victory f o r th e .' )emoerntle presifh`lltial cmi nil bin Ii.. ited at Neil (arnerons last Tuesday. r There Is nothing in the state law 'chic!) compels the legislature to NI r. and Nits. John Ni agn tison and set the candidate snecessrid in the Mr and Mrs. Neil Cameron visited a ! tit primaries to the United Sta.1.4>a asatorship, but the precedent entab lised by Governor Wils.in iii en Ill ii tips the last legislature to obey it s pie and elect James marline Is ex- p ee i0 to coot rot I1t11 a few ninntha ago :11n\re Rtilies was 11 1111'11111et of congress (rot New Jersey. Ile resigned It to nerd an nppointment to the bench of 1 1 4asnle county temlersd him by tic NVIlson During his service In l , ,ATess he won the friendship 5 1 , lab, DY his determined advocacy o f II 11 f rasure• tending to hettel ate colliVa of tho workingman . , 'more- over.f. In said that he ill'.fmatirexl In the tk,se more hills to tw i ll , l a b o ring Cl.as. johmo.is last Monday. I.. Chatterton of the Wales Tana was a Great Falls visitor last week. Wm. Davidson recently remote(' from North Dakota, where he went •ri get medical relief for cancer, but found they could do nothing for him. —Eft intends to go to Helena where he will live is 'tit a niece, Nliss Sadie Oliver called at Nie Camerons last Wednesday evening. Sam Johnson visited at the Cameron home last Sunday and Monday. .lames Todd who has been working on the road here, returned home Tues- day on account of the storm. John Boyer of Ft. Benton is visiting friends in this vicinity. Nliss Sophia Anderson who hiis been assisting cooking for the thresh irig crew at the Vales ranch, retruned home last Sunday. Fred Connors called at Niel Cam- erons one day last week. The heavy snow storm of Stinda and Mondry stopped all threshing fol a while. Messrs. XVIII and Joe Whim, called at Niel Camerons last SimiLiu NI essri *Fheodore ( ;ardner and Allen Connors went hunting on the II igh- wood mountains last eek. people ' man soy °th-or man 1„ ('Oil' gross. t the thiv e ' of his resignation from ththonse of representativea lie Wits a meS1' ,CT of the ways and means committet In his at a Imain„, college, at law and sloth Judge Hughes worked after adint p l on to the har acquired a large prrict i „ in j Irt a 1 \ . te'y Then he took rt course tu n wo `aterson, lie served in It \ 8 P 3 nish war and after his re - thin ---s Sleeted to the Fifty-elghth r : ° ,,, 11 g re \ - he was not retairtied to the t i ' h . ' e l t.Ts-inxilli (letth ;1 li a l l i t , t i t w in - ass shire i e nt b l ee nic n k re g Into u lardy re eloctea. lie is forty years old. Nothing to Conceal. Barter— flow do yon—er—part yonr hair. sir? Customer (partially tm1(6— Along tile tine or least resistance. roung man. --Chicago Tribune. The Best Wagon for the Money—The John Deere Iron Clad. Our other machinery needs no recommendation John Deere and McCormick Lines See H. C. Lyng for Prices Belt Hardware Co. Geyser —Belt—Raynsford—Spion Kop Hotel Geyser Geyser, Montana American Plan $2.00 per Day Special Rates by Week or Month First -Class Service Special Attention to Commercial Travelers .,1NDREW HEDMAN, Prot-. 12011116111111511111MOMMONFAM e vrthnaRRESMIlefOM ETROPOLITA I;URNITURE COMPANY Dealers in Everything - \f° Home Furniture, Rugs, Stoves & Ranges, Crockery, Kitchen Utensils, Trunks and Suit Cases, Beds and Bedding, Lace Curtains, Rockers, Hardware and Sewing Machines Credit Extended to Responsible Parties 1,1ETROPOLITAN FURNITURE CO. 412-111 Second Avenue South Great Falls, Niontlma • • \Walk a Block and Save a Dollar\ M. E. PAR R IS1 U. S. Cornmisioner GEYSER, MONTANA Land Filings and Proofs. All land office papers correctly prepared. GEYSER LIVERY & TRANSFER a a Let t Is 1)o our rayin
