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„ ? , forlffreoqi „ • 0 • VOL. 3. •••., \ \ i\t/ 1 /1111 7* • • •••••% \`.f 4` ,V 2 1 ” s ) 4 I II — • ,...*•••••• ..s., ••• '<e a , 11.'••fia •1 • GEYSER, MONT., APRIL 3, 1913 • Ara, .0 , • NO. 3 h itOCI ====i0=0====0=0=====oosmo Death is as Sure as - Your Taxes! 10=10 ====10=10 0=101 0=10 10=10 1 = 1 0=101=10=10=01:10 ___‘01:30\ 0 Have you made provision for yohr loved ones in case you are called away? The will o' the wisp assessment insurance has practically faded away. Better get an old line legal reserve policy in the Northwestern National . Life. Get it this week. 0 'Talk with r o l 1 I Freseman & Moody Farm Loan Co., 1.1 10=101===0=10==10=10===0= 1 0T 0=0 101:20C===01=10 6 oao omo 01:10w 01 : 20 === 0 = 0 ===01:1C0 OC:10' GEYSER, CASCADE COUNTY, MONTANA. Ii County Division; Interesting Topic. People of this Vicinity are Decidedly Not in Favor of a Separation from Old Cascade. No Good Arguments for Division. County division discussion is an all obsorbing topic of discussion just .at present with local people, who seem free to express a negative opinion in the matter. The proposition is that a territory east of. Geyser would form itself into, a net county and embrace Geyser • and v inity with a county seat east of here--:„ ! .•9bably at Stanford, with less' advan . '. than this section now en- joys* munty division proposition which tends to separate Geyser vicinity from where it now stands will be, foright bitterly and stubornly. This vicinity is exceptionally favorably lo- cated in the east end of Cascade county, with Grert Falls as the county seat. and just far enough away to be a splendid town, with the county seat fast becomsng a metropolis and whole sale center, with the best of county officers. Why should we complain, every thing to our advantage—County buildings practically paid for and everything in good running order. Move us into a newly created county and new county buildings must be • erected and these must be paid for by the people by taxation and surely tax- es are now high enough, without sanc- tioning the whinis of a few aspiring office seekers. The proposed counties: Richland from Dawson and Custer; Pondera, from Teton; Wheatland, from Fergus, Meagher and Sweetgrass; Phillips, from Blaine Valley; O'Fallon, from . the northeastern part of Custer Lake, from Flathead, NI issoula and Sanders; lanother oqt of Gallatin, Jefferson and ! Madison, with Three Forks as the 'county seat; and another with Augusta as the county seat, out of Lewis and Clark, Teton and Cascade. launch a county proposition, signatures must be obtained of 50 oer cent of the citizens of the region affec- ted. Thirty days after such a petition has been filed, a board of county com- missioners must act upon it and verify it. If the petition is found to be cor- rect, it then becomes the mandatory duty of the board within 14 days to fix the date of holding an election. This cannot be less than 90 days nor more than 120 days from the time the commissiners fix it. If 51 per cent of the voters indorse the new county, it is created. New counties must start with a valu- ation of not less than three million dollars, and old counties must be left with a valuation of not less than five inillions. A Base Ball Ball. On Saturday evening, April 5th, the, base ball enthusiasts have decided to give their annual ball. Our bunch of base ball boys are very enthusiastic this year as Geyser never had a better prospect for a club that will win laur- als for Geyser than they have this year. They are making great preparations for their dance on the 5th and have engaged splendid music for the occa- sion end there will be a good supper served at the hotel. Do not hesitate to buy a dance ticket and all attend and help make the crowd a merry one. ...Geyser School Report. Report of Primary Room for month ending March 28. 1913. No. days taught 20. No. of pupils enrolled 26. Total No. days attendance 492. Average daily attendance 24.6. Those present every day: Leslie Simpson, Carl Hednian. Mildred Ab- bey, Thelma Benedict, Walter Simp- son, Joe Burrows. Mamie Hedinan. Marie Kernaghan. Dave Simpson, Kenneth Stevens, Mary Belle McKee, Ruth Benedict. Those absent one day: Ruth Thaxter, Francis Harney ' Cora V. Clapper, Teacher. Not of Special Election. Noti is hereby given, that a Spec- ial Elec4.s will be held in the County of Ca e, Montana, on the 3rd. day of May . D. 1913, for the purpose of votioil by the qualified electors of iy, on the question whether Board of County Com- a' of said County, shall be d to issue coupon bonds of te o .in the sum of Eighty-five ($85.000.00) dollars, draw - t at the rate of five (5) per cent . pet nnum, interest payable semi- annuelbi; and bonds maturing and par- able in wenty years after the issue thereof, said bonds to be issued for putpotte of purchasing land and erec- tion - and equipping a building there- on to be used for a jail for said Cas- cade Comity. Tito Dolling places in each precinct to betippoo irons 8 a. m. until 6 p. m. 8, 'Miec . of the Board of County Co.kniistopers of Cascade County, ‘ MOiliaii l a. K. B. McIver. Chairman of the Board. Lee Dennis, 3-6 County Clerk. MERINO. A meeting of the Merino farmers association was called by the Chair- man last Thursday evening and was well attended. After transacting some local business county division was tak- en up and discussed and a vote was taken which was unanimous in favor of County division. We all hope the east part of Cascade county will cast i their lot with us and come into the new county, whether they will or not we hope to soon see a new Counts - formed on this side of the Judith river The people that attended the dance at Geyser last Nlonday evening repoit with a County seat in less than three days travel from us. So we would a good time. Alex Stronach unloaded a eat load ask our Cascade brothers to come over and help us. of oats last week. Sunday school and church ,services! were well fittended Sunday, we imjoyed very much the sermon delivered by , our pastor. Next Sunday will be communion service every one is cord- ially invited to attend. , E. C. Tanberg made three year proof on his orginal homestead Nlon- day of last week. This leaves but one one claim on Merino 13em - li 1111101 is not proved up on. MI'S. 1'114101'k visited 11 ith Mrs. Henley last Friday afternoon. Frank Southerland of Geyser, was buying and selling stock to some of' our farmers one day last week. 1. G. Vinfrock received a full equip- ment for the keeping of a weather bureau which will be established on his farm. A. I. McDonald of the Merrimac ranch was in the city Monday, bring- ing with him 41 coyote and 10 wolf hides, the result of a winter's hunting with a pack of stag hounds owned by trie ranch company. The hounds are in the care of Bert (;oon, a well known wolf hunter of this section. ( hie of the wolves was brought in whole and weighed nearly 100 pounds, probably the biggest wolf ever killed in this sec- tion. The- Merrimac ranch is located nine miles north of Geyser.— Belt 'I tines. U ITER ARROW CREEK Mrs. Stronach and Ni is. E. L. Sny- der, who have been ill the last week are regaining health again. The young son of S. J. McAlli ster who has been very sick from drinking . coal oil, is reported much better. John Boyer, Georg Kernaghan and fs1r. Everson were visiturs at James Todd Saturday. NI at' Todd s !sited N I is• - , F,dith KernAglihan S. J. Nli - Allistei made a business trip to Cieyser. Nionday. Eva and Willie Braun were 1isitors at James Todd's Sunday. Joe Kernaghan and wife of Swot) Kop, were visitors at \Villiam Kern- aghaus Sunday. ‘Vhen the grasshopper ceases to hop and the old coo quilts her ba when the fishes no hinger hop and the baby stops its squalling; when the (lim- ners no longer dun—and the hoot on! quits its floret. g; us hen he flderS e‘er cease to run and the litoLtlar stops his looting; v, hen the sou. no lonL:er ruins and the skylaik stops its larking: it hen the sun no longer shines and the young man quits his sparking; when the heas - ens begin to drop and tie old maids stop advising, then it is lime to shut up shop and quit your ad', ertisin, 4 . THE STORE OF QUALITY. Does Quality Cut Any Figure With You? Merchandise and Merchandise are to different things. Just the same as when you buy a piece of land or a horse. A cheap thing at a low price is too high at any. We believe in good quality at prices that are right. If you are a believer in the same and looking for that combination—come and see us. It is always cheapest to buy the best grade of merchandise! Men's Dress and Work Pants. Is a special fine line with us this season. Our new spring styles and patterns arc well worthy of your inspection. We can give you a correct fit in the latest style for from $1.25 and up. See us about your pants, it is wort Ii your while. Grocery Dep't. Your eatables should be of the very best quality. There is nothing that is too .good for you, but the best is good enough. We can save you money on your grocery bill, by selling you the very best of quality. We aim to buy the best on the market and we take pleasure in selling Good Merchandise. Your b us i nes .‘ is appreciated. We Have Your Hat in Stock Waiting for You! The style and shade you are looking for—just ask us to show it to you. We are handling the the best makes on the market at prices to suit N'011 Come in and see our spring and S11111111C1' styles. 11 . t . 4 . 10 COUGHLIN BROS. & CO.. GEYSER. MONTANA 11111111
