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Geyser Judith Basin Times (Geyser, Mont.), 18 Dec. 1914, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053135/1914-12-18/ed-1/seq-1/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
DANCING IN THE GEYSER OPERA HOUSEDECEMBER TWENTY FIFTH I. a VOL. 4. ' ' ----_ ...____ ---.....,•---.7%.-..---....\ ---- )\.\--...- 77 .- ...• • ; . •w•-• ••-•‘-_,I.__• .. - 1,1 . . 4, . 1: - \ -- --.7:_:. ...;.;,..._.• , - -er4rAir - L • • V1. 11 ; • -- N.) . • • _L- • •• ;,• r .eVCer, GEYSER, MONT., DEC. 18, 1914 - NO. 40 W. V. TALBOT WINS PRIZE der to secure money f..r Wins. develop. , W. V. Talbot of Armington once Inure has \brought home the bacon,\ figura- tively speaking, but in this iuntance ties 'WOO\ La a hanchiome silver ,eop and a bunch of premium ribbons along with close to $75 in cash, all erupts, 1 , y the excellence of his grains shoun t at the second entitle' seed exposit,ion of the Montana Seed Growers' associa- tion at Bozeman. Mr. Talbot arrived in this city last night from Bozeman bearing hi cup, ribbons and cash, tired and glad to get back to Cascade coun- ty. He wasn't excited about having an arm full of premium ribbons be e anse he has grown used to being awarded prises for excellent grain. It is always the \open season\ on premiums with Mr. Talbot and when he goes forth to compete the others initially have to take to the tail timber. The test at Bozeman was not a fair showing of what Talbot can do When he is showing at him normal condition. He entered the contest under a handi- cap about equal to a fellow going into the ring to fight a man of his class with Ili a left hand tied to his side. Mr. Talbot had some selected grain that he ohmid have shown, hail he planned for long to compete at Bozeman, but he Inid not so decided when the state's exhibit for San Diego was prepared and 'molt. Quite a good ametint of stock has 17 prizes. The best bushel of oats been sullowri'sed and a abort grown in Montana means the best in ' dread. ' the world, for there are none who dis- 1 tile alilarbl Mee t he selling of shares fer others. This partieular bushel meneur• ' can be allowed to take care at liti - ra j pute that the Montana oats excel all I enough advanced as that the inset* ed a bushel and weighed 48 pounds. a This is the first real selling of ithaill14 . ,4 bushel and one half by weight. that has been attempted. Up to tie Mr. Talbot and farmers of Cascade time there has been an element of un-, ,,, rc : ertainty : iis to whether the i count y. generally, are smiling boardly now over the fad that he went 1 \*\uld he earried to a e011e1118ielL4allt into the territory of the famed liana- ' * definite plan of Haien has been in valley and lifM1 the honor , i‘‘ .,,,, , &vide.' upon and there is somethin; from the grain growers there with what definite to aork on end to look forwan he considered the second rate quality to. It rests no W entirely with th of Cascade 'sanity grain, for the reason \\ 1 \ 1 \' r \ I \ 'Inn''' (lint e\\ he s\ 11 ` 1 \ it h it h stated allOVe. that he had sent the i \ the \ at tea \ c c\ • 'i\ urk \ ill g' choice seeds to California to be shown forward its ''''ull at (I \' a \\\ 1 \\ f avail in the world event. able cash begins to near the 4110,091 mark and this, aeenrdiug to the indiva Mr. Talbot's cup is a very pretty ite- sign of loving cups and is engraved pith the trade -mark of the Northern Pacific and the exhibit for which it was ,ewarded. He will later have hi, name /weaved on it as the winner of the event. -.Tribune. t . a as they now eppear, will tnk only ;I short time and a comparative!) small number of shares for the amouty already subscribed is already well pas the ha If -war -mark. In the last week's issue of the Moor Inland Empire appeared the follow iii article which will be of interest to thos Oil Development who have thought at all concerning th oil proposition. The tlti re paper pos Is Uncertain sibly got a little in advance when i mentioned th.. llevaer (Nlerinui well a in operation, but this pail of th artiele ran he taken for a prophesy. It reads as follows: \Iiel mos it li,et- m iiioll ! !!. lia am' to be th.• eioning i.il renter .if t 1 - J. C. Tanberg left Wednesday noon for his home at Eau Clair, Wiseonsi ld Mr. Tanberg will be remm eberisl a: the the Talbot grain wa s requisitioned :fez Allan who had eha i rge r.f the oil well that big show. proposition that 1, toune eted with the However, there is no need to tpolo. w IA ell hich is being bored on the Emil gize for Talbot. and his grain. There Tanberg raneli nearno Merit The on e. is still plenty to shout about in what Aaron of Mr. Tanberiee health and other Talbot. brings home in the form of the . presaing business affairs forced him to ribbons. cash and glory for Cas• return to his home at a (line when the sore, of the development proceeding 5 e th P. ;es , 1o , showed and succeetA in .formative stare. He was thus forced ;innng i first prizes. Sixty-day oats, p leave before the organinatiost of•ihe display of threshed oats, white mita. Judith Basin Oil company had reached timothy seed, white hiltless barley, a stage where it was possibie Ii spring wheat, blue stem wheat 3ind fife with the . drilling, however, this does spring wheat. Eight of them in a row not mean that the matter k dropped. --count them. Then lie accepted some The stock holikra and those directly second prize, as follows,: Black hullos:4 barley, forage seed, !WAS, Wrinkled peas, display of threshed wheat and display of threshed barley. That made moven in that blanch. Then Mr. Talbot grab• bed the Bozeman milling prize for Scotch fife wheat an ilthe Northern Prit$fic railroad companv' 5 cup for Ili.' bushel of oats, making a total of interested in the proposition held a Ineet hug the latter part iii last wee d k en after long deliberation and discussion coneerning the method of future pro- ceedure it was decided to lease the matter up to those who are materialli inter•.sted. They have taken over the handling of the proposition and this means the selling of more shares in or- iiii 14112 13,0(11p00 pounds. Larger quan• titles alt9 cotuit , in %la Eneenclt total wool from a1 countries in 1914, 24b millions. ARO rake has also included in the embargo flour. wheat, illest„ and dlowing Sunday teams Were Iii'' A desirable sin .k.•11.1iiie i, ..n. hulk ,..„,i,,.. auling the machinery to the phie, - of hei c d ec c .. iiii . ii i . h i d it m t iy lie buill , - Dainty little paint brushes for water - lit-re re drilling opera s are I.. tad , \ mat e.... i r9 r m r faiii'' A \ ti 'iii colors re now made in Chic h ago oft . lace. Being unable to ne(:iirs. Deces ...Ili al size is 010. t hit i. obi int tl I, 1 ri o • soft hair siirrieinilies the tow's ear. sly act -rage in order to induee a dril , • ..r 8 by 10 mad about lit feet . 1 'ell A large manufacturer of water colors ling isimpiiiii - in take twilit of t h.• prop '' ittnation sit. .9 be proiided. s • that I l was almost ready to close down because isone citizen br.that town organi I i spiel.. inav eveape front the Zed a ...mummy In go ahead %%n ' :sel , te il 1II. \Um' . 1 he supply or imported brushes. one of .. eo s ti-mu,- lb , nie• ' 1 •\at : %filch aas SD milled with eiteh hoz of 1. 1 . 'potion Mill Ile will it.. 1.11/14 , 111 be Well 3.1; LII ' tt'11ke should be held in tht wa t er co lor s , could no longer be obtained Iii. vior.1. .1 Ii the Ili el/ate peoph• starting a atinither of wells in that a,: ;ode.] for his t•rithitsinstu. n .., . l ‘ t.ii i it - a n .. ,. a it t i ti : I . _ mo t i t. I lc wed to emelt se 1 but Every day people who uclerstand ,on account if the war. Artist. now say distriet and the Gis ser well now in op- i se oil formations and who have had :1111 .b..., t..1 impart to the niselt as ; kinds. • --': ea ' . it beet ' uleu 'I tair time new brush is better than pissious eration Tommy Ittirns, the Calgary nil experience in the oil fields ex prese their . :,s rid .1 Mulct a. when it is a Bow sl tr fiend, is losing iii tine: in looking . tIP P1,..lief that the Merino well is R livepa : ss tram ...i. . ma e corn ke hous after 'fe . England has prohibited the imperta. the ponaibilities which this state at. I tion nt talgar to prevent German und L ..mice of oil and that in a short dis- .1:. : i n ( .,niaet, is ith the m ea t. ' fords. thr a recent trip to Billings Mr.! .kitstrian sugar from remelting the king- .1 _ .. faitee a flow of oil would be struck. In li.i14.ing the Meat in the slink. :Horns exP\`\'e'l ItTell-le r si ctidl at t i^ \ \WA( 44. -4neutieetsi in Ilia *Aide 4thavi • wan*. to • taw- phases bhuul'L-be al , 1 quantitice in litte ettuntry. , A -eetasIntiliei Ilion; England he, reeently ',might large tri the possibilities he has already se en I are going ahead on the prospects as th• , ie t is , icuell as it means iin-vei iti fee.- of the ground reveals them and has been submitted in the ficentr at. there. Fullini ing is a brief account of 1%'a shington to in the charges Pius e\nrels'at. us ill. \\\ 1 \\ i \\' as :lir formation, of reek „round (hit iunuuurns nt t ot raw suss r men ot sisis it. forming these t• lllll dusions. I are being held in New 'York and Phila- .. 1V '' have 1 \ . \\ 1 ii1 \ 1 \ 1 \\\ i nu iaa t huts are 11 negligold qu e aritit , (sir all ails ailee. ‘Vuo g oil 1,041 ‘ \\• 11 t hat \ 11 . 7. compared iiith Iliesi• of the *well ess and \ Nbinufseturers lit barn wr lie \\\ 1 \ 1 \ 41 ' W \ lie .t1141 it I,, sineereli: hoped that di.velop liP \ Hist i'f tIIP g reste ' t ' (gents iti this section can f„ruar. jui the the , in the terlitori to the south of Billing - a nd %i t . Ni Ant i,, share iti the di'‘,- lm inent. We lid some tine' In iestigating through the Big Dorn lessin as (am sew!' as Therinorsdi,„ and thee WE OFFER YOU A POLICY of fice insurance at a very reasonable cost. Better have us issue you one this very day. You are as likely, as any one else to have a fire and your turn may come tonight. The pitcher that goes often to the well is sure to be broken. If you keep on putting off the fire insurance question you are apt to be \broke\ too. Plenty have. FRESEMAN & MOODY. m all ake a trip to Crisper. In about wo weeks wt.: will be back in billings m refurti , '' Thal tile people of Itygate are slice o their opportunities in the idi fields 1 by the way tlist local Iwo - are taking a hold iii the drilling speritions. The drilling machiners for Ii,- Ilyegate wells arrived in that tow ii - '11 Thanksgiving morning sod on th , • the brine all pi eces should he soaked inadequate at the mills and the Aus- alien government is sharply critieized in eater 11 t nit 55 to 05 degrees F. tr for its action. In the fiscal year 1914. the meat iIi the aater for abeut 24,0011,10o pounds of wool were imported tluiit into the United Mates direct from Atn.• hie or six hours. The object I I -11.01011g is to r l ve all the son from I tralin in 1913, 0,0110,000 pounds, and 1,4e ,orface. whieli if left 011 the rnext, forms a cruet and is %dry objectiotiabIl i t after amoking. After soaking. allow :lit• iii.- it to drip before hanging iii the 1 ll lll CHRISTMAS GIFTS! Christmas Gifts! Now is the opportune time for gift buyers, to see our cue glass and silverware display. You couldn't give Mrs. Housewife a more delightful present than something for the table. Beautiful wares are here that as gifts will surely heighten the Pleasure of giv- ing and please the recipient. Our superb china comes only in the very richest designs and match less finish. Cut, glass of exclusive, perfectly cut patterns. The newest productions of the best known makers. Do not wait until the inevitable Christmas rush. Do your shopping now. We Will Wrap Packages for Mailing COUGHLIN BROS. & CO. Smoking Meat The - 1 .1,1y -lava el early 1).s...tuber br:tigieg eith t!..vin fres:, mare ribs, hisid ehis-se a II. i pro ;Wet s 01 iitir po;kers ishich %iv generall. '0 without during the lllll ner months 1:1 wiastlier marks the In -ginning i.: deg killitu time - on farms all .4%er th 'tat.'. lint no matter how big thi family. there is sure to la- a swine, pod: over that required for iminediat. .olisumption. Some farmers sell thi., I.. the bical sten, but 11 .• o f het11 (bat it,, 1111 , i t , so la r;.;\ 111- Ic rarely brings is hal it is realli ortn. litinelwrs situated - near th, arger 1,,ins can ott , ii ;!el orders for,. halt\ a flig, but these are 111 ‘ceptions rather than the rale. 'flier. i is often a problem a. to what to cb lath the stirplut pork. We have knowi 'ruiners who soli.. it by using 1111• Doll up during the ender. using so emelt o• .1 that the ulhole family is sit I-, ,n lii I hought of pork bef.tre the sprieg comes At the best this is but a poor aid wait.: fill Way. Every farmer in the state abound cur. tiongh pork during the winter to keel , him suipliel during the summer mentS Too nio..)u ei any one diet of meat not ;smell or people, beef, pork. mut till arid pantry should all be its.' from - line• to time. The polk that i . s- oot needed for winter ciinsiimptien ii he cured and preserved \inn uP .11ilio;z the haying anti bariesting at'-.ehod to the cluing pioeesa and it wol •-a‘e trimly a dollar tind trill to tout ner Tbtre is littleeXpiellSe SODA 110..:11 101 ohl and ittoeieti• I hat has been in iog lll fet eell I illies. and probably has iitolergorte a- light a ehangr as any branch of the neat industry:. 'The obj.•.-1 of sinokine meat is to pr. -serail it f o r the summer use, and at the same time add the tlaior whielr NO palatable, collsetilientl greatly improving its usefulness.. Many artifieial methods of llavo. - in;,- have been reeommended. and material- sohl ouu the market lost . .,neile have beee diseovered that are as 411isfaetor ;i s Smoking with a proper fuel. After ineat bas lieen iuu brim. for a pet usl of six ..r week... it is re:oly to la S ked. After ittkuis ill fr o m \111 meat ehould he huag a !,i e ti po , sible, air al slot to be too .1 -r 'be file. lei best (ii. , to use is hard %rood - hiekori . maple. or ilny goo. hard wood or sass ititst. Soft wood diould be a Voldell_ as they give int eon -iderable carbon. which forms an ,nti• desirable cliating on the outsidt. of the neat. In ease the hard wood cannot ie had. the test thing to use is good. lea 11 eorli \file fire shoill.1 tieser I illes are reported swamped with orders tor finished goods to be shipped to Europe.. At a conference held recently at Indianapolis, orders were reported for 31/.1/00 sets of harness, 80,000 col- lars. 15.0400 saddles. etc. Tannerie, are now is oilimg dai and night in the man- miire I liaui cienti.:11 to Pr'\Ince C \n • ufacture of leather. Naturally this ! 'its not Ii. gnu' Off keep' the market vi'ry firm fur hiika I's. 11111.11 111. - a I . A light, contiimous smoke should be started under the Ineat. and kept up for a period of from :46 to 41.1 houra. : l'his is long enough to smoke meat if • :he tire is not allowed to die down. , Meat, when propeili onoked should be of a light straw: brown (or amber ...dor. MIMI/11U Farmer, . SOME THINGS TAXED The war reienue bill which was ,,,1 (is- emigrecs and signed by the presi- lent 'tient lot effeet (1,•tober 23. ' I lir -la nil ar. the ones which iVect the i•rilinary citizen. This tax illt0 e!leet OD liecenilwr first and f011owitig is a partitil list of things feet B o nd, debentures. eertifirates any assocaltioll, rorpolat ion. new :Ono par ve i l each r.-111 l'romissory notes. eseept Imak 119te 'or eilrlIla iii11 and rent -vials each :flat Wo cents. 1.11111illvs s hipped by freight or express • me cent. skins.\ \Representatives of British. French and Russian governments Sr.' reported i buying an amegute of 20,000 addition- al horses Nfiasinni and southern II - al is price averaging *2711 per head. The German governinent it Said to (ii' Willing to pay even much more than that figure for horses delivered in Ger many\ LUKE WLUILE SAYS A man can lie mit of a lot of things. line lie sae . * .Irny it it hit, he cats ot llllll A nein will biikqhrilfill 23456 ..:TA A girl is real proud when she grad- uates (tom colh•ge with a B. A. But she is rien pr ler %% hen she enters the K e lpiel of matrimony and adds B V te her degree. Agirl can wear a long skirt and make it display more hosiery then if -the 0 411 e /1 short skill. It is all in the not na genient A mothel never changes. When her son to years old and wears long whiskers she won't rail him anything Teleeraph tor ti-lopliorie eompallies, u.nu but ., withe. - eaeli 1114:.sage o%,1 fifteen vents. It must be a terrible jar to the Re. h'i\l'h.'uic '\ tehrgr\I'l\\e\ (..rmerl to realin- that the tellona who ' ag' \\ \\ 15 \\' 'aut.- \n 1 , amok.. ei•gareftes manage to cop out ail 1),d, I r !rally tran•lei. %JIMA 14. .gmiru,l jol.S. ' 4°1 .\\1 tilt \.\1\• lt,'-t A Pitt.burg Wor11.111 11..1401 1 hat four ' 1 \ / Itt ''''\ ;i eats ie. 1..ng enoligh 1,41 any at IllsarariCe sa lor , oiwriy. nen . Or relit %V tO liVe with any hum. %Veil. it' we (solid I pinkies. Pao 11 hall Of a rent 1 , get ii vertif1,-at • mit it ling na to cop Pa lace 01 parlor Car S -at Of !With .0111 a neN wife eiety time we voted for ti, President. here %%oill.Irt\1 be SD ! : theateis. ntiNetirn., and trouble getting the 'mil out to the !sills oneeils halls where 3111 admission fee „ n timitou dos .. , Sarged. charge in proportirM tO seat Th.' world i. ; , ,, , rowiti better. Rut it 1.31•11 y. help seine it man eoirld io -------- ------- tested on a (barge eif Vras„raue7 . . \IAltE IN U. S. A. It i- hard for is man to mend his iii a \Mode in C. S. .1. - the ay, siuthe patches won't ‘ort hweNI I a ;mislead is es the follow intere,t 1.0 , of loll . S. Sas - aid... reeei% NI Ilse fol. loo , r ant a no us ool earl Is Jook ing u.k min ktIgenient of Merino's •‘rorte.1 th. nee except 11,, conlributiim •ent to star :inners: Nea* This ha, anxiety 1.. .1nr•rfra ork. Dee. 111, 1911 Vutiur pont IOW ion welter), manki hurt -rev IA h.. are 31111 ay- el $11.r5l to the Albanian Relief V I he:t% its dependent nom Auiatraliaui ha, been ree•-mu erl tor which seeept ..m: I,, I. :II is I FIJI the rla' \irl'h \ 1 11,'• ri,. 111:1I. HA , lila: , Fredirek Treas. The es
