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Geyser Judith Basin Times (Geyser, Mont.), 17 April 1913, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053135/1913-04-17/ed-1/seq-1/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
; '6 • flaMMINSMOUgiiiablriraiZeA ) ;C'V'Z l*A 1 41 ,4 1. ^1, or. 01101811r.....tees rye t I* Mr National Perk ovsr-thadowed the New York Trevel and _,: which was held In the Centel Palma hi rifth 20th to 29th. malignances of the Great Northern is exhibit ot Uncle Sam's new 51=d was a marvel to New York %theta. The ten Blackfeet Indians, ofqxparse lent, much color to the Glacier National Fark Exhibit. &Gide' the Indians the msrvelous beauty pre. fantod by tlIc sN.11:.* photo iipbs and paintings mi (\;l•Icer booth easily the attraction of the B w. The Indians pitched their tepee in the middle of the Exhibit and the visitors to the show The fellow that's on the water wag- on ought to be comforted by the thought that water will on be changed to the ice wagon, one of the most corn- fortehlgipots in the summer time. • Mrs. J. A. Sanders was a vis or at Belt the first of the week. She was accompanied home by Miss Japp who is a guest at the Sanders home a few days. you can get your choice. Don't Wait at all times of the d*y and night while the Shot, was open, thronged about the redskins, The attendance to the Show averaged ten thousand day. Judging from the enthusiasm shovrn, Glacier Na- tional Park, the tourist travel to the place this year will break all records. Mrs. Theater returned last Sunday from the hospital at the Falls, where she went for treatment. She seems improved in health and in a short time will be as well as ever. to buy your straw hat un- til! everybody else has bought. NOW the selec- tion is bit and the goods are new and • fresh and Men's, Ladies and Childrens Straw Hats it; exceptionally fine this season, and you will find a big variety to pick from in the latest styles and patterns at the Most reasonable prices. Come and See Them! Base Ball Boys: You will get a perfect fit in all wool Jersey Sweaters —gray and maroon—at a special price of - - $2.75 ' • .:.•-••\'\° .10.\ • • *i • , Congregational ekurch. No Sunday School or services \ this corning ,Susidee , at. Coyest. • Metritionday School at loao Church Service at 11:30. Waiter Erie B. Sikes, A Ave -- Litclure. J. H. Tottsley, 'deputy .of. the , M. W. A. will give a lecture in the hall on T1 4 ere4ay evening. April 22 to whiCh all are invited. His subject will he the \Sete Question\ zilich is of interest to every insurance society. • Mr. Tousley is an interesting speaker, and his lecture will be well worth coming ous to hear. Election In May. ; On Saturday, May 3id, there will be an election helr)tin this count)* ft the purpose ofiestiing bonds to build a county jail. 'hi s is a big county and at present there is no jail or at least one which' is in keeping With the progress 01 Cascade meaty, Lot* Into the quettiorf and before youicern Our ballot In the 004 4irctio, for, _It is hard to tell bow soon pin* 1, will be a iNeataf tutyiM we would enjoy' it much beitet . if a good place is prtiVided, provement of country roads proceeds at a very slow Tate. One great reason therefor is the temporary character of so much of the work. The road officials are too Anxious to make a record that seems economical for the time being. It is cheaper for this year to scrape a lot Of mud out of the gutters than to cart on gravel end to dig out the gutters so as to drain oil the water. 'Slipshod tepairs are very costly in tlitkiog run. They place a perma- nent tax on all who have produce to gee to market. They give the country Frogman & Moody Buys district A black eye with a great hint of 'the public that are traveling by Property The ralsd estate firm of Freseman 43c Automobile. They' encourage the Phones Are its Sight. , home -seekers that may be thinking of Moody have again demonstrated their locating. . A word from' the district manage faith in Geiser by buying the builtling of the Moontain State Telephone Coin_ land lot in which C. R. Johnion is The proper care of water along the pany says that they have not forgotten now keeping Store. This building highways is one of the secrets of per - us, neither are we being neglected, but was built last fall and will make an nlanent work. A road with ample the disttict.manager has .his had. full kw o h o fix. 4 . 04 0 estaul o f ft,ce gutters built with enough of *slope so 9-g toottij t } ti tiii\N s e egl E ge llid gp -pdv in tlit b n ialeed esir firtu slf tw. iliettialli.\Tivies O h ipalts 161 :4 6 : 74 1:1 1 : 1111 44 4114.. havt thilti:digr Yfritii*Iiilrillii : ini : lied; h: etl'i s h lwi o d1 : 37al e i r li94 ,: r. 7 :. . :'4' The inetallation of a telephone, in thy- losoy .i not d r ; s i as to e g o ) - 1 0 4 0 ' . 1•itid rite 'alit iriPekes ser . will fill a lel* felt want, and this c it y property.. Read - their chingekad t e acea4 _, *a swims and frost of winter- spring condition seems just right for it this week. Mt. Johnson will 14Cate The time . his 'come, r when .. unscien- ind will be in keeping with the rapid in a building on the north end of main tific patching of country roads ought street in the near future, to cease. The farmer needs a good - The ground hog came out of his • road a great- deal more than the pleas - hole as usual, but seeing the high cost CONfetty Roads. urn driving automobilelists. To the Of living, was not slow in getting hack. With the approach of springlatter e bad road means simply a little is time Pick out twenty young menu you to begin to plan awl think for 16ieat discomfort. To the firmer it meins meet them and not five out of the of work for better roads about the Many hours of time wasted while he _ twenty are making an effort to save country districts. money. The indications are the poor While great progress has ben made house of the future will have to be ten in the direction of street improventent stories high with folding beds in each and in main arteries of highway tel iav ro from town to town, tho general it*. • , h. progress We are making. are a few words that can't always be de- pended upon.' You know that a good piece of goods bost more money, and it is worth more than a poor piece of goods, no matter what it may be. You cannot buy the best quality of merchandise \just as cheap\ as the proven kind. Very often you get fooled on \just as good\ for less' money, because a real good quality cannot be bought cheap. A good thing is worth the price. Our motto is; \ Keep the Quality up\ Never in the, history of this town has there been such a demand for dress goods and trimmings and never has our line of wash, wool and silk . Dress goods been so • gOod as just now. ., , tSee us before making your dress this spring. draws his loads through the sloiiglis of mud. It means that he .must keep more horses and that his beasts of bur- den will wear out quicker. Let every fanner -insist that the road officials of his neighborhood do' moditn, scientific *fat • . „ Whati have you got* Children's Shoes? is geneyally the question. Our answer iv,— We have a very good and coMplete line of Childrens Shoes ()home of the latest makes in the country, Our line of shoes for spring and summer are especially good in both style and quality, at all prices. Bring your children and get them fitted. An especially fine line of Ladies Oxford shoes is silown in our Shoe Department this spring. Have a look at them! S. & CO.. GEYSER M S NTAN
