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Jaw on the subject by the legislature. The bill providing for the new fence was hard fought in the legislature be- tween those members who were more in touch with the stock interest and those who were nearer to the farmers. In the end the farmers won out, al- though some concessions were made to the stockmen from the bill as first introduced. Under the new law a fence around a hay corral must be at least sixteen feet back from the stack, the posts must be not more than eight feet apart and there must be at least five strands of wire strung on them. In the ease of ordinary fences anyone of the following, if not less than 44 inches or more than 48 inches in height, shall be a legal fence witlin the state: 1. All fences constructed of at least three barbed, horizontal, well stretched wires, the lowest of which must not be less than 15 inches nor more than 18 inches from the ground, securely fastened as nearly equidistant - — GEYSER, 'MON 110=0 0=0 =0=0= 0=0=0=0 10=0=1310=10 ) Have you made provision '. your loved ones in case you are called away? The will wisp assessment insurance has practically faded away. GEYSER, CASCADE R -,o=or---Nozzoi=:;=oklot====ocior ----- goao ionow====no=01==to A Real Fence in Montana Described. Must be a Sixteen Feet From Me Stack and Have Five Strands of resolutions Good Roads The definition of what constitutes a as proved roads possible to substantial posts, fimly legal fence in Montana has been rad- 1 , set in the ground or to well -supported ically changed by the passage of a new leaning posts not exceeding twenty feet apart; or thirty-three feet apart where two or more stays or pickets are used equidistant between posts. \2 All fence constructed of any standard woven wire not less than 28 inches in height securely fastened to substantial posts not more than thirty feet apart shall be a legal fence, pro- vided one barbed wire shall be placed above the same at a height of not less than forty-eight inches from the ground. \3 All other fences made of barbed wires which shall be as strong and as well calculated to protect enclosures -as those above described, shall be con- sidered legal fences. \All other fences, consisting of four board, rails or poles, with posts not over fourteen feet apart. \All rivers, hedges, ridges and bluffs or other barrier over or through which it is impossible for stock to pass.\ It is contended that there are prac- tically no legal fences within the state as provided under the old law, as it inunity the real service. There is a called for four wires and a running differance between a grouch and a board along the top; with the result good healthy kicker. made to your own measure, and you will Look Good Feel Good and' be . Satisfied. dling some of the best lines in the country, which are guaranteed to give you satisfac- tion. We understand how to take your measure right, and the Taylors understand how to make it That is all there is to it. For fit and workmanship you are protected by guarantee. MEN'S HOUSE SLIPPERS—We have just received a special line of carpet slippers. We are selling them at, per pair that farmers could not recover for dam- age to crops when stock broke through because the fence was not up to the req , iirements. Recovery will he pos- sible in the future, it is claimed. Summarizing in a paragraph some of the advamages of god triads, a set adopted by an Illinois Association says: schonean better ols and and larger attendance, better health and larger attendance, better health and quicker transportation, better farms and more cultivated land, better crops and cheaper transportation, better . econmic conditions and more produ- cers, better social conditions and leis isolation, better church attendance and better citizens, better postal serviCe and closer friends, better business and more .consumers, better industries and more employment, a better state and better nation.\ These are all things quite worth while. Good roads cost money httt the returns compensate ft4 the expenditure. This year every citizen should take a deep interest in the welfare of the city. If you sincerely believe that con- ditions are prevalent that need chang- ing, don't be afraid to start something. This year the very best effort that is in every citizen should assert itself to the end that this town's advancement is Merino: Sunday sure and safe. The fellow who kicks Church 11130. Both is often the man who does his coin- at the Church, 01 : 50101 : 3 0= 1 01 1 :10=====0=01=110=101=====0=064 Better get an old line legal reserve policy in the Northwestern National . Life . will be between' the married men and 'UPPER ARROW CREEK Resurrected Life\ towded out last week. Wednesday evening, A few of the people from this part ing at church:—Subject Sunday evening—Song Service 7:30. 1. Of the country attended Catholic Risen Lord.\ t !ices at Geyser, Sunday. FA Berns was a visitor at Wm. ., ernaghans Sunday. Mrs. Wilber Iveie and family', who ave been in ltali for the past three 'ears, are among old friends in Geyser gain. 1 . Joseph . at Ni ti!1a i : ,to y. r • Koietisch, who has been ,atavine with Joseph Strong for the past few months returned ro his ranch near r t, Benton Tuesday. ., Frank Southerland was a caller At S, J. NIcAllisters Saturday. :Catholic Services at Neihart. One of the Rev. Dennis of Belt announces that ever played on he will hold Catholic services in thel hall at Neihart, on Sunday March 30th. ass will he held at 10:30 a. m., fol- lowed by Sunday school, and the es e- ning devotion will start at 7 p. in. Saturday evening—Choir practice at the Church. Sunday morning—Sunday School at 11 o'clock. Brother.\ Vridas night third subject, \Christ my Say iour.\ Nlerino:—Saturday night the service. . 1.k ill be held at Emil Tanherg's. The The Subjects of the series of Len- ten sermons is as follows: ‘Ved. eve- Moody, Harry Tillotson, A. Abbey, mpg. sit hi eo __••G u d „,, F at h er. \\ enlred. Sunday school— Thurs. evening subject—\Man its ,\ • \ • hesemath II. II. BellstiaP. Li - %% in Buckner, I. Ii de .11,lie% , Sikes. K. NI urphy , O. NI. Sherman, 0. Buckner„Nrchie Byrnie, and Carl Hednian. the Sunday school and the lineup is— Married Men—Mike Lynch, C. E. Smith, Pat Harney. Louis Coughlin, ' subject is: \The genuine Relation - Mrs. F. W. Niel eisch of Grea t ship of sonship. brotherhood, and Dis- u „ , as is visiting in sieyser this Wer•k. C . plesh , p. Sunday Aftermson there will be I3ap- The ne \ Dem ' r ` ific con g ress it their meeting in April will discuss an osmal and Communion Service held at ; elastu cuirenty bill. If they would the church at 3 o'clock. pass an adhersi% e currency bill they Sunday evening there will be Lxer- • ss mild strike 3 incise popular cord. Nlany farmers and others can recall games of ball the fact that when they were boys on local diamond is the farm, scheduled to take spring seats to put on his wagon for p l ace t h e v e ry next gala days was considered a fortunate t i m „ t h e stms hi pe , and well-to-do farmer. Nlost farmers an d t h e gr „„ n d then had only one spring seat and the iii shupe. wh r k children sai behind on mere us vet G ey ,,,, his Lod across the ii agon lied. 'Holt no organized club, set the material came the farmer us his had the spring is here and this comm.!, game will be a Wal-f\n , a wIth SPIa°0 try -out for a goad many who are pros- under u. Then top carriage and Nil pective players frit the team this cons on. Now ii is the automobile that mg season. The game will take place runs not only• on springs but on in the near fume or as !oon as cushioned tires and one automobile School 10:30; , I this cool spell of weattser is over, :old costs about as as thirty spring Services will be it is hoped the date will be set far Wa V 011S Used to COSI. In all of this enough ahead so it may be wideb ad- we maY catch the drift of progress and vertised as there are a large number • also an eNPIallatl\ of the high cost Of who would be pleased to see an ex- living. But we have to have such Subject — \Thelhibition of fast lose ball. The game things 110W. Wear and Comfort Table Linen Our spring and summer line of shoes has just arrived and will be put on display this week for your inspection. You will not have to send away for your shoes or go elsewhere to buy them. We have the nicest and most complete line this season that you ever put your eyes on, in the latest and up-to-date and coal - dies ror men, women and 'children, in shapes and styles to fit every foot, and prices to fit evey purse. Give us a trial. A special lot of small children's wash dresses, made of good quality percale in fancy patterns. Buy today as they are going fast. A very good value at Don't Be Without Rubbers this Time of Year. When you buy your ruhh ft ern us get the Goodyear For Easter Our line of bleached and unbleached table linen is exceptionally good. The variety and patterns and quality are better now than ever before and the prices are low. Come in and look over the line we are glad to show it to you. You must see our big and elegant selection of Wool, Silk and Wash Dress Goods and Trim- mings. You will want some of it. C:OUGHLIN BROS. & CO.. GEYSER. MONTANA
