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• GMER itn0/114 BAS.IN TIMES • 4111111•••••11. - crvInt JUbftIl GEYSER JUDITH BASIN TIMES Published every Friday at Geyser, Mont W. R. Henderson, Publisher Entered as second-class matter Marca 25, 1911,at the poitoffice at Geyser, Montana, under the act of Marc41.3, 1879. Subscription: $2.00 per year is advance. LOWER BRAUN CREEK Charles Hill and John Nisula, of Neihart, stopped and visited with friends here Tuesday while on their way to Lehigh to look for work. Isaac Loma returned Saturday after spending four mull tha at Ipsilanti, Michigan, to which place he went tffis spring after selling his property here. ! Mr. Loma is now looking for anot her ranch on which to locate. Ile did not like Michigan as well as he thought and is glad to get back to Afoul ana. Mrs. Backs. of Belt. spent SIIIIilay visiting at the John Pelto home. Mrs. Charles AValtari. of Belt. spent Sunday at t he !ionic of Mrs. John Kosala. Andr ew solemn is at present engage I ' in making ha% e.n the Owen Fergir ' ranch. C. H. DIETSCH General Repairing MEP Large Shipment of Ford Repairs Auto and Engine Repairing l'a eaelii rig -et IleXt Stiiillay even 41 -1 6 - '•A , 1••••4 1 . - .• .1 •• - •••• - • • •'• • • • •-• ***AI . .. - . • • IP.... a he left Teteitilay after 'lull t s iset at t CHURCH I NOTES • •-••-• • ARLO Lahtille0, tit Dilltitii, Ai ililleStita, boos, of his cousin. Ja, mg in the Gey-er church at 8 o'clock About 1.50 were Ili ill. 11.1allee at the • 1 ,„ t Sunda% and hail a great There isill be a businese meeting in • time.- The dance in the sehool house t . hut evening was n ell nitended. Next Sunday a nail trig will be helrl at the ' , elected hotea• 1111 aewor Brame Creek for the purpose eit discussing the a re( lion of a tionnnuteity hall. 'rhe meeting is called for t w•r o'cloek in the afternoon and everyone Mterested is invited to attend. Read the Times $55 on Piano A customer in your neighbor - hoot; to whom we sold a piano, has met with reverses, and has -.sked us to take it back. $55.00 has been paid on it. and this amount will kw credited to you should you wish to pur- chase on easy terms a piano that can't be told from new. The piano is absolutely guaranteed li \ its and the in A. P. Curtin Music House smiNw.Ai DEALERS Oldest and largest music house in Montana Great Falls, Helena. Utilings A. I'. CURTIN Music House Great Falls. Montana \Vithout obligation on my part send me prices, terms and description Of aboNe psano. N:tine Address de•-•••-•-•-•-•-•••• - • - • - • - • - •••• - • - • Home Products Try some of M11 home -cured bacon at the very low price of 22 cents per pound All bacon, net partly paper. When you buy bacon you do not want to pay for paper. GEYSER MEAT CO. S II 11 1 ay t 11 o ' c lock in t h .. • ' t tn iiiureli at I:0 -er \Vednesda- ci ening. August 2nd. All the officers and member , of the church are earnest - ly requasted to be present. And all 01 her persons who are interested in the prosperity of the church are cordially requestecl to be present. as important matters affecting the church are to be considered. STUDENTS, EXPENSES SURPRIS- INGLY LOW ra ry to t he apparently general belief, t he cost of higher education in Montana is moderate. Comparison with t he publishe•I expenses at eastern in• stitution , show, that the expert - Sea of student s at the institutions which Corn- pri , 4_ , the L'iiiversity of Montana is less the average cost at similar schools lii• ast. There were approximately it iii student- rtgi'.tei tal at the Mon a jo , 111.ol ions last car. The aver l'X1,11 - .1 , or Iiiese stildients was a .\ ..ar. The stint includes fees. \ p en :es Sit' 1.t railway Iran sporta - 1 , 11. The , c figure , have been compiled front • ecoril, at t he State University in Mk. a l e colleg e . of .-tgrieuituri- rn tat NI eeliati ic Art iii Bozeman, the of Aline's. ti. and the State Normal College in Dillon. one. of t he objections frequently urg- ed against at tenilance at one of the oast it Orme, is that the co st is to, •-• .-at . The figures which ar,• in the ,olopiiesti,,i, q uoted are. In I lieter-ele e•-. the answer to this ar• There are -I rulents iii euele jit'.titti jilt ii ho get through t he year wit Ii the -s 1 t nit it of In less than $300 t hei I . li..rs ssli,i 14 . 1111 e01111111( 1 1 • .11,1V loon, kilt it is tiol lhalllIse it I- 11 , •• - • - --a ry. The cost erf higher 11 .1111111 - tiii tee t he -tit-lent ill N101010111 is a- lio.. as 111 airy rust it rit ion of standard rank in the ,o1111lly. wANTLD-a few hoice Earn, Loans at once. Freseman & Muzz) Farm Loan Co, • • • : The Laeies Aid Society . . • %VIII meet at the home of Mrs. F. Fuert Thursday, : August 3rd. All ladies arc • cordially invited to attend. : • • • • • • 5- + • YOUR HARESTER Buy a Deering Binder A FARMER who has spent the best part of his life growing grain and who has figured out every side of the profits and losses of grain growing says that the binder is the one machine that made possible any great profit in the business of n'ising small grain. He also says that, no matter what he could buy any other binder for, he would buy a Deering, because, after years of experience in many different kinds of grain fields, he knows that the Deering will take care of any problem in grain cutting that it may have to face. The Deering binder has been on the market for close to three-quarters of a century. More than any other machine, it has had the benefit of expert knowl- edge and of field tests of every kind. You will appreciate the Deering binder. Conic in and ace us. Stock of Repairs has Arrived Geyser Implement Co. The • Scrap Book This Was Fine Diplomacy. here Is a story about a diplomatic negro welter, also about two wit known Kansas men, who Can go b) tho flumes of Smith and Jones Just to tell the yarn. Smith -and Jones look much alike and are frequently taken for each ether 01w day Smith was in a certain big hotel not a thousand miles from Kan ass City and went Into the dining room for dinner. The negro waiter busily brushed off the crumbs and said: \Why how Is you. Mr. Jones, how Is you? l's glad to ace you. I hasn't seen you sine,. I waited on yonr table when you fill 114141 to have a little game up stall's\ - 1•111 afraid you are mistaken,\ said smith very onlekly. \My name isn't Jones. You have the wrong man.\ \Nuff said. Nuff said.\ stalled the negro, with much bowing and scrap \Ah knows all right when to keep mall motif abet. .'.ii knows al , right, Mr. Joues.\-Konsas City Join: - Breaking the Road. One man null the breath of a rUnnet Crlee out for the untrod road The sledges and men are gathered, and the dogs shall carry the load. The whips are crecked and th• lashInv set; forward the eager peck. But only the one who drives them is p.eised when they firing him hack. Ah, forgotten elan be th• heroes who an- swer another'. call! They are servitors, dumb If loyal, to be nothingneas, one and all But the roads cannot he broken except through the helping hands Of the nameless, unthanked toilers who do but their lord's comraanda. -Louis Worthington Smith, New York's First Ferry. Cornelius DIrcksen was the first offi- cial ferryman on the 'eland of Manhab tan The mooring Place on the Mao . !Innen side wits Hhilllt where Water street crosses the present Peck slip He started the system In 11137. Pas sengera who wanted to be rowed over blew a born for the skipper If he chaneed to be absent when they nrriv. ed. From DIreksen'e skief grew the ferry Ryden) of the city. No Chance. \Your digestive apparatus is All out of kilter.\ sold the doctor erteer ex- amining his Patient. '''I'he best advice I can give you Is to discharge your cook and get n new one.\ \It can't be done. Doe.\ answered tho patient sadly. \I'm married to ber.\-Plomburgh Dismatcb. The Hot Weather Will Last 1 : You owe it to yourself to keep cool and comfortable I in our summer wearing apparel. A full line of up-to-date summer dress goods. • • • Order Your Summer Suit Now. A full line of STRAW HATS for Men, Women and Children. • FRUITS Cantilopes, Oranges, Lemon, Cherries, Bananas, Strawberries, Tomatoes, Lettuce, Onions, Gape Fruit, Cabbage, Cucumbers. Come to market in time. COUGHLIN BROS. & CO. \The Store of Quality.\ ..-4,--*-4-6-•-•-•-•-•••-•-••-•-•-•••-••••••••••-•-••-•-•-•-•-•-e-••••••-•-••••••-•••••••••-•-••••-•-•-•-• ••••-•-•-•-•••••-•-•-•-•-•••••••-•-•••••-•-•-• BRIEF AND BREEZY The battle may be just started at :he close of the primaries, but the war- riors will be much fewer. Preparedness also includes not for. ting one's tooth brush on leaving tor t he summer acation. Hand Laundry CLEANLINESS IS NEXT TO GODLINESS. WE ARE PREPARED TO KEEP YOU CLEAN IN EX- PERT STYLE. GIVE US A TRIAL. k ERIDETH HAND LAUNDRY Geyser, Montana, General Blacksmith Horseshoeing Wagon and Carriage Repairing All Work Guaranteed Garrage and Auto Repar7s, J. A. Sanders Geyser, Montana If. W. BRA NT, M. D. :YSIC&IN AND SURGEOA Office at Drug Store. GEISER. MONT PIONEER Livery, Feed and Sale Stable. Work 7 earns, for Hire George Meredeth, Prop. Market Rep,ort [Corrected Fridaysl Farm Loans Low Rates -No Delays REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Investor ' sMortgage Loan . Company A. BOUCHER. Mgr. 808 1st Nat'l Bldg. Great Falls The following prices are m force at I , th, local elevator at the time of going to 'mess: Ng. 1 Northerp wheat, per .86 Nc•. 2 Northern, per bu, .82 No. 2 Montana Hard, per bu .78 Na. 3 Montana Hard, per bu .74 FLa, per bit --------- 1.50 Baery, per cwt_ _ 13.85 (01.00 Ores, per cwt.._ .75 to 1.10 WANTED -a few choice Farm Loans at once. Freseman & Mitzzy Farm Loan Co. John 13. Muw,zy LAWYER Geyser, Montana. Notary Publir Convizyancing U. Nt /TICE FOR PUBLICATION Depart !tient of the Interior, U. S. Land (Mice at Great Falls, NIontanst, July 5, 1916. Notices is hereby given that LIZZIE M. CADY of Geyser, Nlontana, who. on Slay 26, 1913. made Desert Land Entry Serial No. 0311193, for N SE V. s . Section I, Township 1 / 4 -north, Range 9 -east„ Montana Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Final proof to es- tubbard Abstract t a Wish claim to tile land above tie- beton . \ H. II. Bemis, U. S. Com- missioner, at his office. at Belt. Mon - lane. on the 14th day of August, 1916. Great Falls, - Montana. Claimant names as witnesses: Floyd I). (it - airline. harry Chamber - NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Oliver Buckner owl James Kern D a- epartment of the Interior, U. ghr.ti, all of Geyser. Mon na ta. Land °thee at, Great Falls, Montana • sit. N. Slit herlin, 'Register. lune 1916 Publication July itlu. 1916. Notice is hereby given that SUSIE BROUS of Stanford, Fergus County, Montana, who on January 24th, 1913, made Homestead Entry Serial No. 030298, for 5t . ../ 2 5E 1 4, SE 1 / 4 S1V%, Seellon 24, NW ri SE i/ 4 , Sect ion 24,. Tp. 16 -north, kg. 9 east, Montana Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final three • vu -sr proof to establish claim to the land above described. before R. H. Bemis S. t'onimissioner, at his office at Belt. Montana, on the 25th day of July, 1916, I Claimant wars as witnesaea Ed Glut. of Geyser, Montana, Richard Ater. Jack II, Skelton and Albert Skelton, all of Stanford, Montana. R. N. Sutherlin, Register. First publication June 23, 1916. Stand by your president and be hap PY. I.ife in Washington is getting to be just one note after another. It takes all kinds of people to make a is orb!, including the ones who think they can beat a slot machine. 111! Information from the L.XND OFFICE ai id Plats Furnished Promptly Fie!tat THE GEYSER TIMES Can Handle Your Job Work HERE are enough uncertainties about trading in lands without guessing at the title. Be on the safe side -demand an Abstract of Title. The Company S. WE AIM TO PLEASE And you will be satisfied if you wake us your shipments of CREAM AND POULTRY BUTTER FAT (1.0.1). Great Falls) la r CORRECT TESTS IMMEDIATE PAY NIENT Highest Prices Paid for Poultry Do not forget , to tag your next shipment to GREAT PAL - Ls DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. • •u•NIIIIIIM111111111•AP MADE IN MONTANA BY AN INDEPENDENT MILLING COMPANY The best Flour at the Lowest price. Each sack guaranteed. We are in no trust or combine. Wnte for low quantity prices todr..y. POTTER-COLLINS MILLING co , Great Falls, Mint) MIA F l 1110- ••• - • - • - •••••••-•-•-•-•-•.•-•-•-•._._.-4,-......-..-...-..-.....-•.-......-..-..-..e • I • : Just • i I I : • .1 4 A new shipment of Nose Guards for Yonr horses Protect your horses during haying time. 1 GOOD HARDWARE Is What You Want • 4 i You don't buy hardware with the same 1 frequency that you buy Groceries, and if you buy the wrong kind, you have bought a trouble that lasts a long time, so buy the I • • 0 0 Keen Kutter Brand Just two more days of the big Aluminum and Enamel Ware Sale iarney & Adams Hardware Co. INCORPORATED A Store that Promotes Better Merchandising. 0•••••-••.•-•-•-•••••••-••••••• • • er.• • GUARD Your Family against the ravages of the fly with one of our good Screen Doors They will fit, give gp9d service and the pritre - reitsonable. NEIHART LUMBER CO. Yards at Geyser, Spion Kop and Belt. • It is not too late yet to take out Hail Insurance We hroe tried to show you the advantage of Insurance in all branches and the few that have taken Our advice and insured their crops are resting easy, as they know that they have Insurance that insures. We write in the best compt.nies only and it is to your interest to insure with us. SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES We have this week received a new lot of Safety Deponit Boxes - steel and fire proof -and your valuable papers should be placed in them for protection against fire and theft. The rate tor one yea is obi, 5r.00 and we want to fill them up in thirty days. WE TAKE INTEREST IN OUR FARM LOANS a; well as derive interest from them. Outvide companies do eet.. Get out Rates and Terms before making you, FIRST STATE BANK Geyser, Mont. Safety & Service, a combination of mutual interest AUTO OU can A -Ford A R Ford will A -Ford you thi with the least c% MUNE EAST BOUND No. 242 (the stub) 10:14 A. M. No. 238 (Lewistown train) .. 4:35 P.M. No. 44 (does not stop) WEST BOUND No. 241 (the stub) .... 5:35 P. M. No. 232 (Lewistown train I 11:14 A. M. No. 43 (does not stop) 1.y tin !toss made a business trill t 1111 iss Ivy Lee. of ( ;relit Falls is spending the week end with her sister. Mr,. Owen Brant. K erne glean, the Splint Kim Hertel ma ii, wits a bustite,a caller be- t ween t rains last Saturday. John Chambers, of the AVItite Seined house yea:wry, was veiling on friends here %Veal lie Mr , . Fl. Matt mem Lelligh. wets a Iler in town NigfIllitly. Mrs. Nlattson less charge- of t he Hotel at Lehigh. NI. II Poole.. of Otter ('rick, was B 1.111sille ,, ea ilvr in town the fore part ii (hut' n eek. dna in Bra tin and family were in Gey-ei trout the lane-1141re first of OW ‘Ii• • 11 . 3 s u• rind -on, of Lehigh. -pent Friday et mlii her pa well here and Saturday n eat to Great Fall -- t'. E. ` , tt lit her- ma -le a leue-ine-- trip lee Great hill. the t ter part of lash is eel s . M j ss Nollar Int. let llra I. (4 4 . ..4.1 F'tuhl. t ter spending a act')'. ilug l e er areal I :1'111 ,, Perry. U. I.: I 'ook, 'tail,'... Was is11. , 1 III .4. 111.. 1.1111t HU • .5. 1.Th.1 \tor and Wert. visit it. :z h000d ....witty Sunda . itr1 .511.1T I•O Bald a la 01 s .1 % • 4.1 in 4'0 ..... 14.;: . hrc.1 Ita g tool tamily is en .• e at Is a respell. Durin g 111- , 1 'iii.ect 't ha- • ha rge ..I the 1 it•Il. I. -• Roy Claiy, 111 Grcat wa , s cal ler III I ;1.y , t•I' Sunda . Mr. I list', :I member of the •1. li. Long 01111ple and is as here looking after some cum us mu?' Mishit:5;s. I ' Innen and caa are making pretest at •on, to do stn: p wing. The boy , . .sie built one e er and sent it out •it' an outfit in I rre now engaged iii i another ti• be sent out later. Ole I kne. ,, sins ill t own on busines- Tletel s-lav . Air. I isnr.s has hail eleven men al his ranch 1.11gaged in Area Gag •1•1•1 states that the nork eon] pled NI i s. IL IV. Brant . Mrs. E. F. Coll. F t rid NI i , s %AMU' lit , , dr. i , ere sli't t.'d \- Greset Fs II. I V eelue-elay in Ore white Era tik in. bat turned back after they reriehed Rork v ridge. Luck was with :hem t lost t ime. I Era nk NI iteltell pets-ed t lir ,_h 1 al - Thursday oil his way In Great Fall-. Mr. NI itchell leas a iltlf. IIPW BIlick filll • About amid WAS ma k MI! the trip tiVi.1 • !am'. Subscribe for the Times Misr. Era reed- M e Lehtle N em,. o at from (Sat lade Every. DAM E lillpet:k II from hie Seat t A. E tit -eat E. lousiness int ,'ii -St s TIle .is . last Sills by . I. etir !hal it lie , t dan Frank in muslin 44100 pro idia 41, tether 1.41-t •ii of I Isivago c.1 Ill , ' 111 lop 1h.' ateely ro. I lie long Cecil N Galena. Harney are paint oll It VE1 stork in g.1 ollt E. F. man. is Spic -ell Iiir Iriatere I ready le that ft tie inakil lit -It Tin /111111 1 11111111RD\. 111 . 11 5V/ till) dow ia the that he cat alkil Belt Monday for a %i-it 111 I Ile 1 .• a i -lies it of her fat leer. Ali-- \le -Leigh just re lied. to 1 raid is returned from Appleton. AV iscon A nui sin, when- she has been at te peuple a school. Air , . B. ii. F. lir rap me Luser.r ,p t Great Fall- eh, tea, part of tie.- I N1r. 1Vemp 1011/. 111 1111. 11 . :1 , 1111 1 g l':111111 1111 II it I he 111111 lllllll it 5 :11111 it Is 1111 '11.1.-111•11.1 111111 111. nrepa et ion- for taking (is er the • I.-4 • 1 or :heir - 11,1 . 1 11, 151 1 ilicv. ale, h a le., .. 1, a I .it Pelt tott'- s'ra1 vea •. • t Os from t 11.1 t e-ierday 1.11 1111-1 11 1.., ri•111111 flee I.rn rily tab11.. . 51. 11.1111 , ‘ ha- giV1 . 11 tsp his 11.1-10 lee lit It4•It till , 1 Will take uiser 111.. Falls pract ire of 1)r. It. .1. Iteytit;lols who is I. as Mg the rily. Tribune. FOR SALE CHEAP 1.1111111 1.•te hal I In Boo Ii holit 5 ti III OP A re' his inmoi One disc plow, sulky. one 111,11fle when N braker. Call at Ross Mere. Co. I.. E. V •••••-•••••• ..:16 •-•••••
