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Geyser Judith Basin Times (Geyser, Mont.), 11 Dec. 1913, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053135/1913-12-11/ed-1/seq-1/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
cat • 6 'A a 4 VOL 3. • 7 rs— : .\tio sr • _ . • • ; • \ 4 - 1.11b• 4 , ‘ • .4 1 k • - ' 11 GEYSER, MONT., 4 DEC. 11, 1913 C01=0 CIE:=102/201Clorso 10= cx 8 It's Like Finding Money to secure one of the parcels of real estate we are offering just now. The property is so well located it:cannot fail to advance in value in a short time. If you s% ant an absolutely safe investment as well as a very .profitable one we advise you to see us be- fore others snap up the chance to make money so surely and safely. GEYSER m==0=0 ono or:IcrIcmccp ELLSVVORTH PLUMSTEAD. FRESEAAN 1ViOODY Farm Lolin Co. CASCADE COUNTY, 0=0 0111111=30=0 _ _ NO. 3) , o=0==2otio.io=o1=======aos:to=r 3 = 0 ======o6 Now is the Time / to secure a policy of fire insurance. put off obtaining this protection is to run the risk of not being able to get it at all. Fire doesn't give notice of its coming. You may be its next victim to -morrow. 84,...„be wise and have us provide to -day the policy - will make you safe. Prudence beats regret every time. MONTANA. 0=00 0 0=0 0=0=0=01 The ; ex. mid . .1. ;„ ceum :muse is 3 hummer. Ellsworth Plumstead has established an enviable reputation as an entertainer and will give the people a fine evening. Plumstead uses various forms of makeup for his work and is able to set forth in true-to-life rvle many characters. Each of these has a real heart intelest and the people are always delighted. Many of his selecti.ans are full of tipping fun and bring out the laughs in ood measure Some of them are sermons and conra n a strong moral lesson. From grave to gay, from lively to severe is the Plumstead style and rich variety is a feature of the splendid work. Mr. Ilumsread comes to fill his engagement here on the evening of December 23. He should have a big house for he is a big entertainer. Peottle who like fun will get a big kit of it and those interested in the more serious side of things will get their share too. Crowds Getting Bigger fil Harrison seems to be putting a g - eater effort into his picture show than would . seem necessary, as last Friday evening was one of exception- ally quality and quantity. The hall was 'full of spectators and the play was enjoyed . 1)9 , all. This week Friday evening Mr. Harrison will be here and have several new films with which to entertain his 'frieads. The moving pictitre show every Friday is becoming very popular arid people are coming in from the isountry and the crowd is hi: - coming larger each Friday evening. Big Show Coming On the evening of December 23rd Geyser will be visited by an entertain- ment which merits . the patronage of everyone in this vicipity. The enter- tainment is Ellswo t Plumstead, who is sent out by the Redpath Lyceum of Chicago. This show is exceptionally good and should be seen by all in this vicinity. The Michael Byrne residence prop- erty is being remodeled and fixed up and when complete w - 11 be occupied by Mrs. Kennet . ) , and d; u .hter. A Good Chance S. C. Purdy ha. received the follow- ing letter from Northrup King & Co. Seedmen of Minneapolis, Minn., and as this is the best offer that has been made on -No. 1 clean dry land alfalfa seed for some years anyone wishing _:ood alfalfa seed can :ee sample at Frst State Bank and place their order. This is done to encourage the planting of alfalfa and the farmers will receive this No.1 Sterling alfalfa seed at whole- sale cost. You had best place orders at ont e to be shipped in February as at tliese prices they are sure to be soon sold out. The more orders we can get the cheaper it will come as WO will place it all as one order, so talk to your neighbors about it. - Minneapolis, Minn. Nov. 26, 1913 S. C. Purdy. Geyser, Mont. Dear Sir. We enclose herewith a very fine sample of native grown. dr/ IttAffle z a fa seed, marked - P-8\. This seed shows a purity of 99.80 and a germin- ation of 94. and more than complies with the Montana Pure Seed Law. Agricultural experts and others are . strongly recommending the growing of more Alfalfa and on this account there will undoubtedly be an unusually heavy demand for native grown seed of high purity and germination the coming spring. We are pleased to make you the • following prices, freight paid to your station, for shipment during January or February, 1914, as you may direct. 1 Carlots, 30,000 lbs. or more $13.50 rev lbs. aglots \ 4.40 $ 1 14,35 per 100 lbs 25 10 14.45 \ 5 *4 .1 14.65 Quotation; are subject to seed re- maininit unsold on receipt of your ordei and to iogffitions printedr hereon, pack- ed iti,reepiless sacks Weighing about 160 lbs. each, bags extra at value. VkO•te hope that you will take advan- tage of this very attractive offer and en- gage your spring requirements by re- turn mail. Remember, this is freight paid to your nearest nilway station and shipped from tvlinreapolis any time durint the two months mentioned. Usual terms wirh this class of goods, net cash, subject to demand draft. Should you order enough grass seeds from us in the spring to make up a minimum car, car:oad price on this Alfa/fa will apply. In n n ordering, kidly reit r to this iett \E‘ Yours !my moiy. NORTHRUP, KING & CO. .• It Professor Mumford Coming to Montana. Prof. Herbert W. Mumford of Ill- inois University is coming to Montana next January to give some lectures dur- i tg Farmers' Week at Bozeman, Jan- uary 21-29. Professor Mumford was president of the board of cattle judges at the Louis- iana Purchase Exposition at St. Louis, 1904, and has been a prominent short - him n breeder and exhibitor as well as oterotthe leading authorities on anim- al husbandry in the Icountry. He has Robbers Get Money in Geyser. Yeggmen Break into Saloon, Wreck the Safe and Destroy Valuable Papers. Make Their Escape and Leaves No Clue. Last Fri..ay night, or rather Saturday mottling the safe of Geerge Kneer was blown by unknown parties who gained for their 'abuts something like $265 in money and made their com- plete getaway without leaving any trace of who they were. Besides get- ting the money they took a larKe number of valuable papers, mortgages and notes and burned them. I he robbers gained entrance thru the front door and used charge on the safe which gave way exposing the valuable on the insiee. 1 he safe was a t :al wreck and no other damage wail done. Authorities from Great Falls us ere here on Saturday but the jab was so cow - plete that no clues were left and the probabilities are that they will never te found out. At Windham on Sat- urday n:ght two safes were crack d and the reward was something like $300. There was also some safe breaking at Stanford. where one was blown with hut little reward. A r - port says that a safe w:s cracked at ‘Vindom recently and several other ciicrmstances led the authorities to believe that an organized -gang exists in this section of the S1314.. built tip a strong live stock department in conjunction with Illinois l;roversity., His coming to Montana is very timely. Great interest is being mani- fested in live stock and diversified farming. A critical transition from gruzing to arable farming is in pro- gress. Much misdirected effort and expence are apt to occur in stocking up the small farms where men are less ,.expert that the old stockmen. Professor NI umfotd's analysis of the I live stock and meat situation in Amer- i I will attract great interest. He will demonstrate the judgmr , of animal tpes as well as discuss gene al stock topics. Patronize prof_lressive people if you wish to see a prosperous communits. Money s tent us it silurian is like wastin ! fertiliz r on a bed of rock in- stead of sowing it over 'soil that still enrich the world w th a more luvor- ant producoon. Flue money that is paid to enterposm-4 people builds new houses, makes beautiful lawns. re- lieves the needy. n I is always on the move. Livety ti.nes. progress and prosperity are thus , ecure. • a Wonderful Display of Xmas Goods See our Wonderful Display. of China, Gut Glass XMAS CHEER Silverware. ChOIC(' ol'Ic—a-mers, bon lion, olive, celery, sugars , *.asc,s, compotes, etc.—all the famous, McDonald onahty. Dainty china sets, tea sets, sugars, creamers, cup and saucers. All the latest designs. , Boys and Girls Toy Land is Ready. • grew Christmas stock is now ravady.• All the toys, games, dolls, sleds, skates and the many things that delight youngsters are now ready in our Toy Section, and we want every boy and girl to come and see our display. \Er t. Drink and be Myr): .\ We have just received a fresh supply of Candies, Fruits, Nuts of all kind and Fancy Groceries for Christmas trade. Fruits of the Tropics consisting of Grape Fruit, Oranges, Bananas, Lemons, Citron, Pears, Apples. Wallnuts, Almonds, Peanuts, Braziel and Peacans. Christmas goods suitable for presents for young and old. Did we hear you say it is too early to thing of' Christmas buying? ,Stop and count the days between now and Christmas—and think of the rush there will be during the last week—can't you see how im- portant it is to buy Early. Make ycur selections Lady shifc stocks are complete. By Selecting your Christmas gifts now you save time and money. COUGHLIN BROS. &CO.. GEYSER. MONTANA.
