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About Geyser Judith Basin Times (Geyser, Mont.) 1911-1920 | View This Issue
Geyser Judith Basin Times (Geyser, Mont.), 06 March 1913, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053135/1913-03-06/ed-1/seq-1/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
40=0=Cit=1=30=0 1:1911==19=10) 40=0 =0=0=0 , • Insu.rance , -, • . Fire. twit , s s We-wrtte.. - '1.;f e Insufance • ,. Autohlebile Insura . • . . • We are connected with some of the best companies in 1 world and will guarantee to safety yofi:- Services Next Sunday. T4ec f will be services at St. An- • '''diofty`tiatholiC s chtlich 'next Sunday, March 9th. Confessions heard on Saturday - at 7 , iv. rn. ond before • thi Mass on Sunday. Sacrifice of the Mass 4'1Q:67a; h1..aliciSsinday ghool' immediately folloring Mass. We Have. Monet) to -t We are making a speeinitit,*(Farm Loans, and are pre. 1 .ares&tojonn reasonable amount** deeded land, or o,n land for which certificate of patent hi4s.been issued. Be sure and see us before applying elsewhere. if you desire to sell your farm ot city property, just drop into our office when in town and list same for sale. We ire making a large list of the best land in this vicinity, and .ffel :confident we can sell yours for you. _cASCA Er COUNTY, MONTANA. 6 • • ociolto=t0 10=0 x===0**0 ozzo====30cso onos=o=o=====oao=oao Power Company Makes 'im- provement. A high Notion 'sivitch %has been erected ,it this pains by the Great Falls Power .company and the. workman have the apparatus completed. 1Vhile this has nothing to do with a teleplionk• or electric lighting system yet it is re- garded as a step in the direetion of getting electric- .fighti for Ceyser. Fhe structure just completed is for the purpose of locating trouble on lines between this point and Lewistown, Nloccason, Hobson. and Stanford. The Gm eat Fills\ 'Power Company have purchased enough land on which residenc i e rail be built for any local manager, and at present will be tic- lipied by 0. M. Sherman and wife, and still leave romp for a sub -station which will be 'used. -to- furnish elec- tricity, for lighting and power purposes as soon as enough business is in sight to warrant the expense . . There is now better prospects in view for this Jown Spencer enjoyed a brief visi to be lighted with electricity than ever Report .1 Geyser :School. Report of Primary Room for mqnth ending . P . A.. 28: 1 . 91 . 3. No. days taught • 20 No. pupils enrolled . 25 Total lgo. d;ys attendance 430:.4. avendarise ,21.52 Those . present . every day: Leslie Simpson. Carl Hedman, Mildred Ab- bey, Selma Anderson, Walter Simpson,' Joe Burrrows, Thelma Benedict, Ma- mie Hedman. Dave Simpson, Ken- neth Stevens, Marie Kemaghan, Mary Belle McKee. Those ahusenti Jay: dict. Those absent one Sutherland. No. Visitors Grammar Grades. Feb. 29th. Pupils enrolled Days actually taught I71 Inquire at the Coughlin Bros. & Last weeks Literary program was ca&iedbilho i-iircety 'and 'the main business done was the election of officerafolihe niontli of March are: President, M. gime; V. P. R. L. Motudyvlecreraty._' H. Belknap; Treasure, Emil Markholm; Program, tomnii6e;:Meshanies Sanders, Sie- fred and I Markham, 'Te roIloin 'interesting program has en arringtd: for ' this week fri- day eYening, March 7th. Music Recitation I,eason Parrish Paper Free Lance E. B. Sikes Sblo I • . IA! A.1 Yrelsernan Reading . . • Mr- Lyng The Unmarried Man's Friend r .H. H. Belknap Debate \Resolved That i U. S. is justified in Intervening in Mexican War.\ AtefidnatiVe hle4srs Abbey, Brant, Freseman. Mr. Lyng, Mrs. Purdy. The new program committee has in 3 preparation;, a,. splehdid program for y . Clasper. . Makh i4tt, tvhich will be published Teacher next Thursday. Month ending A. A. Freseman 15 visitor last Monday. Total days all pupils attended 217 Averageatten s dante 12 Perfect attendance—Clyde Abbey, Sennie Hautala, Archie Byrne, Noel Anderson. Erie B. Sikes, Teacher. was a Great Falls Co. for quility and prices of . , barb, knit, and chicken wire. They; have just received a car load of the very best quality and you will do well t . o see them before buying. The prices are right. adv 51 tf Joe Liberty, who has been spendins' . the winter in Milwaukee, arrived Geyser last Saturday and was I ke greeting old friends. He is at pnbsetst in Great Falls attending to legal louti- ness. Mn Liberty has devoted all of his time to the real estate business, but while here in an unguarded moinent let fall an inkling of what he was grn;- trig to do. In the near future he will install on his land .2 building about 50 x 150 feet which will be used as it chicken coop, with a glass front, facing south, surrounded on the north', and south, by a yard of about twenty acres each,. which will be enclosed by a high wire fence, to be used as a pasture for his flock. He contemplates starting out with several large ,incubators and in a couple of years have at least 1200 laying chickens and several hundred \broilers.\ This is no new scheme of Mr. Lib- erty's and last winter vis?ited a number of the largest chicken ranches in the United States, and is thoroughly con- vinced that with the knowledge he has gained in this line of business he can supply the markets of Great Falls, Lewistown and others with fresh eggs, and spring chickens the Year round. The foundation of this business will .Fred Coughlin and George Dough- erti left Tuesday, with their house- hold belongings and plenty of grub and will make their • home on their claims which are about twenty-five miles north east of Geyser. Monday's time in the district court was'consiimed 'in the trial of the action Of the i:' . .McCaull-Webster Elevator pignpany vs Joseph R. Liberty, the pee being tried before a jury in de- partment No. 2, Judge Ewing pre- siding. Attorney Ransom Cooper and R. SC 'Armour .appeared as counsel for 4hepYa in t i ff with Attorney DeKalb, of Lewistown, and J. A. McDonough, of this'city, as counsel for the defense. Due to a counter claim filed by the defendent alleging damages in excess of the amount sued for by plaintiff the burden of droof was upon the defense and its evidence was introoduced in advance of that of plaintiff. When court adjourned last evening the plain - ti had introduced . only a portion of its evidence and the case will becomplered about noon to day. . The case is one in which the plain- tiff brings suit to recover for flax seed farKihed•,-defendent and %Ojai Was used by him in seeding a tract of land gear Geyser. On the other hand de- fendant alleges that the seed was far . from being clean and that as a result of its being planted his land • became four front noxious weeds for which he demands Pidgement for damages front i plaintiff.—Great Falls Tribune. St. Patricki Party - . There, Will be a St. Patrick's . Party and Social . in the Church Monday evening.. March 17th. Committees as follows: Entertain- ing Committee — Mrs. Lyng, Mrs. Purdy, Mip. , Markham, Mrs. Mur- phy. CkSildrens entertaining Com- mittee—Mrs. Sikes,. Miss Clapper. Music Committee—Mrs. Dudley. , Refreshment Committee— Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Sutherland, Miss Hoff- man. Serving Committee—Messrs. Freseman. Buckner, Belknap, Parrish, Bremer. Menu Potato and Pea Salad. Chicken and Lettuce Sand_wiches. Pickles. Pine -apple Ice, Cake, and Coffee. Everybody welcome. Admission 25 cents. KNERVILLE Howard Sief red was a Great Fall visitor Saturday. from one of his brothers last week. - J. Denning of Duboise. Idaho and \V. D. Oliver of 'Dillon, sheepmen, were business callers at the Bain ranch Monday. Mr. Denning was accom- panied by his wife. 0. G. Osnes returned from a busi- . ness trip to Great Falls the latter part Mrs. W. E. johnson and two children of Kearney. Nebr.. arrived last Saturday and joined her husband who recently moved here and pur- chased the Peck farm, Wear Taylor Made Clothes and Get Satisfied! Your Easter Suit Should Be Ordered Right Now. Taylor tailoring is recommended to •all men who desire a first-class made -to -measure suits and who haie no desire, to spend a cent more than the actual value. IVirlOr tailoring yields you the best gervice at thq wallot,Cog, And pro- vides for you a suit of lasting quality, style and well tailored, and in every sense of the word a gentlemanly garment. You are assured of honest of fabric, for every inch is genuine wool— tried and tested and London cold water shrunk , before it is cut to your o rder, and the beauty of the fabrics, too, will surely appeal to you. There are nearly 500 samples to choose from and everyone has been selected for its charm of w eave, color, harmony and wearing quality. CO UGHLIN 1110)S. & CO.. of the week. Mrs. R. E. Dickson visited Mrs. L. J. Sdve Sunday. J. P. Bain has sold his band of , ewes to W. D. Oliver of Dillion; de- livery at Spion Rop about April 1st before: If your ran • pbStibly see your way clear to install thelight, jet tile fact be known, as each new light chatts to a better illuminated town: • NVm. Greenizin• Of - Monticello, Iowa, arrived the ,the : week and is attending to his land. =which is seven miles north 'east of' Geyser. Mr. Greenizer is owner of about 600. acres of Judith Basin land -and will make a lot of improvements this'sum- met. He expects to tstove his family here about the 1st. of , May.and. make a permanent home on hislfarin. ' is a special fine line with us this season. We have the nicest selection of styles, patterns and quality, and the prettiest combinations of trimmings you ever saw. Don't miss the pleasure of seeing them. You will surely be in- teresied. All sizes and prices. No matter how a corset may be designed if it is not constructed properly it will not retain its shapeliness and will not give satisfactory service. All of the vital features of a corset are dependent upon its construction. This is the reason why we so stongly reco- mend HENDERSON corsets. Henderson corsets have. bouble bones and side stays. The front clasp is specially reinforced so that it is practically unbreakable. All the hones in those corsets are very pliable and absolutely notOweakable. All this means that Henderson Corsets will retain their shapeliness as long as they are worm Try one.
