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ir .. 3.. 1 5rffirlkj.1 GEYSER JUDITH BASIN 'TIMES Published orrery Thursday at Geyser, Mont. K. H. Dudley, Editor and . Publisher Entered as second-class Matter March 25, 1911, at the postoffice at Geyser, Montana, under the act of March 3, 1879. Sneseriptitta: 12.00 per sear is advance. Our town hat long enjoyed the dis- tinction of being one of the best mar- ket towns of its size in the state. You always get the top price for your pro- duce fl'om our enterprising business Emil Morkholm, the advertisement manager at the Coughlin Bros. & Co. Store, has done himself proud on their ad this week. The subject of their ad is in season and tells the tale right to the point. Read the story. Harry Thompson has moved his family into the Meredith house this week. The Geo. Meredith family having gone to Sun River Crossing Mr. Meredith has considerable rail- road contracts to be finished this sum- mer. If you have one of the new nickels you had better keep one as a souvenir as it is understood no more are to be issued. Slot machine manufacturers are finding fault with the nickel, claim- ing that it cannot be used with facility in their devices. However, it has been found that the new coin can be slipped into a saving deposit without incon- venience, and using it in that way is a very commendable alternative. The Great Northern gasoline hand car had a wreck last Wednesday just before noon. Foreman Ralley and crew of two men were going east at the speed of about twenty miles an hour and when nearing Main street crossing the car struck a dog, putting the canine out of commission and throwing the occupants of the car in the air and turning the car across the track and bending the journal of the forward wheels. The three men were thrown from the car and luckily escaped without injury. Our readers will pardon us if we let a brother editor give his opinions of a stingy man. We are glad there are none such in our tour', but all °dm towns have them. Our brother editor says that if there is any thing on earth that gives him a longing for eternal rest and deep, damp solitude it is a man who comes to a toss ii or country, builds up a big paying business, grows rich and then squats down on the gold like a hen on a door knob and is too stingy even to let the gravel grini ii his own gizzard. A real, genuine 18 - karat, stingy, selfish man can't be hon- est, and if he ever gets to heaven and has wings, he folds them up and walks for fear he will ruffle a plume or lose a tail J ather. The kind of men wl build up a town and county and enjcy life and make the best citizens, are the enterprising, energetic and liberal men, who believe in living and letting others livo: and who do not ‘‘ hen they get a • t I he :. , dcicss ot LI , • -Is like she itaa on a corset. wha causes such stops the circulation of ea.!le. If it were not enterprising men it would be impossible to build up a prosperous city. Queer Uses V.or the Croatia. The crocus Is nowadays held to Justi- fy Its existence by its beauty, but in bygone centuries It was cultivated with an eye to prolit. its saffron being In high demand both as an aromatic and as a flavoring for cakes and pies. A distillation of crocus blossoms also was held to be good for strengthening the lungs nod heart and as a preven- tive of plague Evidence of the flow- c; 's ro•oi..ercial value survives in the 11111111,' of the chief center of Its cultiva• lion, saffron Waldett, but saffron now- adays is appreciated only by the spar - run s, which wreck the crocuses to ob- tain H. —London Chronicle. A Mother's Kiss. \Having grossly offended my ninth -- or one day.\ wrote Mme. Schreck. \I stood expecting reproof in .return. To my amazement that beautiful woman stooped and kissed me. I burst Into tears. I was overwhelmed with shame. It seemed to me I never again could do enough to show her the loyal- ty of my heart.\—Mothers' Magazine. A Bad Fail. \Pop did you hurt yourself much last night?\ \Hurt myself! What on earth does the child mean?\ \Why. Jimmy Smith's papa said he Mrv yon fall off the water wagon.\— Baltimore American. Our Motto: \A Square Deal\ We now have a full line — of — Emerson Machinery Including the Newton wagon, which is acknowledged to be the strongest and lightest running wagon in the market. Also the Rockford Bug- gies. Ask to see our guarantee on buggies. We can sell you anything from a Garden plow to a. Threshing machine, including an Emerson Double Disc for engine work. Call and see our line before you 'buy. We are here to please you. 0. BUCKNER • • + The ElevatorMan. • Next Sunday, May 11, has been designated as \Mothers' Day\ by Gov. S. V. Stewart in the following announcement: \Only a few years ago a movement was inaueurated for the observance r f I the second Sunday in May as Mothers' • day. The idea awoke instant response * in the heart of the people, and the movement has grown until to day this occasion is observed in many of the B. Sikes has the second coat of on his residence which makes it states of the union. very attractive, cozy and comfort - It is held to be profitable for men and women of this age of intense corn - After enjoying a coup'e of weeks able. mercial and industrial activity to divert of sprinj vacation, the young people I k 1. house key was picked up on the their minds from the usual channels will again commence school next vacant lot north of the (hurch, and the land concentrate them upon some up - owner can have same by asking R. I lifting and cheering and helpful subject. Nloody. :This being true, is there aught that Ivan Linenger, who is connected with a large surveying crew, was the paint guest of H. C. I,yng To sday. look Monday morning. All Mads leading to Geyser are now in the best of condition, and farmers are imprdving the opportunity by mar- keting what grain they have to spare. C. L. Jarrett of Frankfor., L d., arrived in Solon Kop, May 1st to ir- Ii G. D. Holmes as Great Northein u_e t at that place. Mr. Holmes wi go to I3enchland sot n to take the agency there. The man who sets with expectant countenance and idle hands waiting for prosperity to jolt up against him. and ask to be taken in over night, bids fair to be dissappoimed again. There was never a time yet when prosperity was looking around for furnished rooms in the house of any person on wort! Prosperity is not that kind of an ani- mal and no maa should sit with his mouth open waiting for the morsels of the succulent article to drop into it. He will catch nothing un- satisfactory flies, an,i a bad cold. The man who Is really desirous of cultivating the acquaintance of the Tile Geo. Knees building is fast I could have so blessed an influence as ;4 nearing completion and the wooditork \\s° 1.1 devoted to The best \ U)th \ ?' only remains to he placed. when Fred Who ever lived—) our mother \I therefore, hereby designate Sun- I 412-414 Second Avenue South 13randenberg will move in with his I day, the eleventh day of May. one I stock of confectionery. \Walk a Block and Save a Dollar\ Jhousand nine hundred thirteen, as I ill us i ve creature w ill h ave to put by industry; lost knowledge lost health by medit me, but hustling clothes on, as heretofore, and get up and aust. gone forever. Miss Stella Hinman and Ruth Lee, Mothers' day, and urge upon the 1 _____. of (;reat Falls are the guests people of Montana an observance of I of Mr. and Mrs. Doctor Brant. the occasion in keeping with the spirit I . 4111.41 \ 1 \ 1 \ 1 \ 1 \ 1 \ 1 \ 11 \ 1 \ 1 \ 4 \ 41 \ 1 \ ..41 \ 4 \ 1. r'ic Y ; r sed last Sunda Y and will Is- that promted the founding of this main for a short visit. Miss L ee hi. is I May festival, if your mother be with i charge of one of the departments in ' you, let the day be one of mort: LIQUORS CIGARS . I i 4 o e of the Falls department stores. i marked tenderness towards her; if you 1 The I. N. Walker of Great Falls. and be separated from her by a state or a • vice president of the State bank, was continent, write to her and tell her a.visitot here last Wednesday. He is something of the adoration that is her Silver Dollar i very much surprised and more than due; and if she has passed over the I satisfied with the progress Geyscr is river that naught save eternity can ' S 1 al oon our town who should be at work. At making and speaks encouragingly if its bridge, then should the day be hal- future prospects. There are still a few idlers about lowed by your thoughts of her ever i and of precious memories, and if there watchful love and sacrifice for you. \Let this be a day of family reuniors American and Budweiser Beers George S. Kneer, Prop. this busy season no well man should be two thoughts of mother wile: e i be idle. Lost wealth may be replaced otherwuse there might have been only 1 GEYSER, MONTANA one, then 'shall the day and the occasi. n W lost time 11111•11/ •4110•11111•61/0 • IP • ID* GP+ 11111 • • .41P • GP •1110•11110 4 OP ••••41110•40 have beautifully served their purprye. - S. V. STEWART, Governor. ' .. New Model tAN tA by study; Read the paint ad of Coughlin Ilios & Co. I he Bank advertisement this week - has a meaning all it's own!' Do you re.d,ze what it is to this country? Id \Vright of Elvins, Mo., arrived 1.ast ,% eel, Thursday, and is the guest or 1:1s uncle, Lee Boswell, this week. ( Mr sick are all improving and (; o ser is enjoying a wave of health and prosperity never before experienced. Ihe Drug store has received its sec - on I :Ind last coat of paint and is now onc of the attractive buildings in Gey- sei. hiss Louise Hoffman and Mr. 'toward Seifred were married at Great ,ills, Sunday, May 4th.- at the Pies - hi parsonage. • They were at- tended by Miss Sylvia Usher and NIL O'Hara. The young couple are well known and have many friends in this vicinity who wish them a long and happy married life. Mr., and Mrs. Seifred will reside in Geyser for t e futu e. Mothers Day. Geyser, Montana American Plan $2.00 per Day Special Rates by Week or Month First -Class Service Special Attention to Commercial Travelers ANDREW HEDMAN, Prom.. ci M ETROPOLITA FURNITURE COMPANY N Dealers in Everything f 6 1,er 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 METROPOLITAN FURNITURE CO. Great Falls, Montana Read the Guarantee We Guarantee That the Royal Standard Typewriter is made of the highest grade ma- terials obtamabia and by the most skillful workmen money can hire; That it will do work of the keg quality for a easter length of time at im ex- pense for upkeep than any other typewriter, regardless of price. ROYAL TYPIVRITER C011114J(T i I F you seek up-to-dateness in ypewriter improvement, the New Model 5 Royal offers the Two Color Ribbon dev'cc, Tabulator Back -spacer, Tilting Paper Table Hinged Paper Fingers—and other features (many exclusively our own), which place the Royal unquestionably in the lead. If simplicity and durability of constniction arc tiptiermii‘t to you, rrmember the Royal has Iris part., aud less weight than oilier standard typewriters, while its strength and stiii,:in c ss arc Midi tilAt a Royal Typewriter has never yet worn out in reasonable service. If you judge a typewriter by its action, yon will find in the Royal a delicacy and lightness of touch combined with perfect alignment and marvelous manifolding power, which will meet the moat exacting requiremenis. Old mistakes ate avoided, and new efficiency added, in the Royal. Let us prove our statement, you'll find the proof interesting. ... 'Phone or write for \The Royal Book\ and Free demonstration of New Model 5 Price $76— same as for Modell with Tabulator.) No extras ( Freseman & Moody, Local Agents 1 1 \ ; t1 + e .... 6 + - + reat Falls Hotel ° Fitzgerald & Foster, ProPrietors • Furopean Plan A First -Class Cafe in Connection • • . Make Our Town Beautiful. The time of the year has now ar- rived when every citizen should take a reward for the neatest kept premises pride in making our town beautiful. we believe our people have local pride ‘Ve are all equally interested in this enough to do their hest along this line matter. Every citizen who improves • without a money reward. However, the appearance of his property does to make it a little more interesting will not only increase its value, but to a less state that the best kept premises extent increases the value of every in our town this season will get a $300 piece of property in town and also write-up in this paper free. Now get makes it a more desirable place in busy. which. to live. Davenport, Iowa, sHims to realize the many benefits of keeping a town neat and in order and the Democrat of that city says: •'.'\ chain is no stronger than its weakest link, nor can a city he really beautiful unless the people individually and altogether decide to make it so. , \Hence the importance of the move- - ment of which the Rotary club is the SPOnSeT and financier. lt is offering cash prizes of $3110 to Davenporters who take the best care of their home properties through the coming summer. There are strings to the prizes, but the offer is hedged about with protection for the renter and the person with moderate means, so that free and fair competition is open to all. - There ought to be t or three J • A. Sanders aid taste and industry. hundred entrants in this canttst. It Geyser, Montana ought to result in hundreds more of lhome properties being beautiful with grass and shrubs and vines, for such improvement is contagious.\ While we have no $300 to offer as General Blacksmith I Iorseshocing Wagon and Carriage Repairing All Work Guaranteed (;arrage and Auto Repairs. S •
