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FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1910. GLJEAAIS. °Mr. and Mrs. Geo. lioey were Butte visitors last Friday. . Germania Hotel gives the Burt Aocotmnodations. (51t1. W. J. Elmer was in town from Pleasant Valley Wednesday. G. B. Franks WaS a passengerAo Butte 'Thursday. F. H. Negley local watch re- pairer for the N. P. railway. (40 Mrs. Skillman and daughter were Butte visitors the first of the week, Germania Hotel. all Ne Fur- nishings. ILI Chester MeCall was a pame r to Butte Suedass _returning Mon day. The W. C. T. U. will, meet at Mts. Se ry'a on Friday March_ 'Mrs. 11. II. Sappington went to her home at Sappington for a few days. FOR-SALE—a nuniher of sinall pis/lc—Beall Bros. (2.20 Miss Lessesne Smith went to Sappington IVedneeday for u few days. Go to Negley for -watch repair- ing. All work guaranteed. (if The baseballlboys are - intending to give a minstrel show about April 1st. For Rent—Two 4 -room houses, newly renovated; good water. In. quire at -Sunlight office. (59 7 4t \ Pet \ 111 4,1110014 1 11 1 M 34J. . 4 . day from his ranch in the valley Baulk of Parrot. For first class paper hanging and painting. leave orders with A. Less. The IV. C. T. U. will meet at the home of Mr& Seery on Friday next. Every body come. Mr. Mrs. Wm McGee were in town from their ranch on Fish creek last Tuesday. ' Br.id. Westphal, made a Wei - BOAS trip to Livingston the latter part of lot week. Mrs.J.0. Smith returned to her home in Butte Thursday after an extended visit at. Waterloo. Mrs. L. R. Packard want to Livingston last Friday for a visit with mlatives. Fred Root r.turned last week from Trident where he had been ' at work for some time. - _Mr. and Mrs. D. -P. Lake de- parted Saturday for Faison where they expect to go into business. Oliver and Chas. McDaniel were business visitors , in town Tuesday from Harrison. Mrs. W. J. Alexander and little daughter were in town Tuesday - from Card ,Mrs. Cornelie from linen -stake spent Monday siith her daught, r, Mrs. E. it. Tuttle.. Mr. M. McIntyre, of the Pied - Most Mercantile renews-, wes in town on Wiliness Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. McCall visited Mr. MeCall'e sister, Mrs. Stewart, at Cardwell Wednesday. - Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nelson , went to Butte Wednesday for a fes- s days of both business and pleasure, ' 'Ralph Morris came up from Srippington , Monday and visited with relative., returning Tuesday evening, When you want a good smoke, tobaccos, pipes or a nice box of candy call on Fay McCall. While here leave your laundry. (440. Mrs. Will Manahan came cm from Livingston Tuesday to visit her parents; and brother and family. Mr. Clarence Bell and hiermoth- er-in-law Mrs. Smith front Pony spent a couple of days with the fornier*e mother Mrs. Bell at the Whitehall hotel. • smst --\r s , v1flre: S. W. /11c3L.VN Blacksmithing liorseshoelng Railroad Street Whitehall Mrs. Wm. Earp departed for Iowa Saturday night for an ex- tended visit with her parents. Jas. Woodside and Crossland Brook were in town from Summit Valley last Saturday on business. The Ladies' Aid of the Christian church will cueet with Mrs. Joke Mosier Wednesday. March 9th. Mrs. Wm. Campbell and Mrs. Otto went to Livingeton Saturday for a few days' visit with the forwer's Mr. • Z. G. Haeltoome was out yeatlfaS, after having been con- gaed' to the house for the past two weeks. Mrs .Culp of Livingston arrived ing her daughter, Mrs. Lewis Catalan. A. J. McKay's new Ford 'auto- mobile arrived Wednesday. The purchase was made thru theWhite- hall Auto company. At a meeting of the Whitehall baseball team held Wednesday evening Ike E.O. Pace was elected manager. Neil Giles assistant manager, and F. E. McCall trees urer. Mr. Sylvester MeGlyn, late of Boulder. has lensed the old Wat- erman blacksmith siert) on Rail- road street and is prepared to do in the lino of general eg sect le*Seshoing and guarantee satisfaction. Give him a trial. Mi. 13. F. Our is beading a hernia on his property on Railroad street, just west of the Dobses home, mid has as fine a fence as any in. town. Mr. Orr is all right on the \own your home\ Droposi- Von. Wish we had more like him. FOR SALE —fancy seed - Pota- toes, earliest varieties, raised on virgin soil, as follows: Irish Cob- ler,'Six-weeks, 'Early Ohio, Sal - zees Sunlight, and Acme. Per cwt., , $2.c(), in se all tits.— Wm. McGee.. Waterloo. Mont. rit-fit A ten -pound boy was bore to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dodge of South Boulder on Monday, Febru- ary 28th. Mother and child are reported doing well, and likewise relatives. A Whitehall -men who visited the Dodge home Monday afternoon reports that he found Walter with his head in **water barrel hallooing \peps\, to see how it would sound. Arrangements have been made with- the Campbell Soil Culture company of Lincoln. Nebraska, whereby we are able to continue until March 1, 1910, the Offer of the Montana Sunlight, Campbell's Scientific Farmer and the 1905 Manual for *2.65 We can also furnish you Campbell's latest Manual, in combination with the two papers at a reduced 'price.. If you are interested in scientific, methods of wet or dry farming you cannot afford to pass up this offer. Order them NOW. You can't get such a chime after March 1st.' (34-tf Mr. rind Mrs. I. E. 0. Pace pleasantly entertained a number of friends; last Friday night. Eucher was the game and five tables were in progress until the usual lunch hour arrived when it mum found • that Mrs. Stockwell and V. H. Negley had carried away first prizes and Mrs. Fred Tebay and Mr, 'Stockwell second. Those enjoying the game that evening were Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Negley, Mr. and Mrs. 1Vni.Stoelt- well, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tebny. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Reed, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. McCall, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stith, Mr. and M I H. H. Huber, Mrs. Dan. • Zink. Misses Garrick, Moore and Good- rich. Mr. Miller and Dr, Packard. C. IV. Winslow was a business visitor in Whitehall last Wednes- day for the first time in. seven weeks, he having been confined to the bourse several weeks by illness. Mr. Winslow is a prominent and wellknown ranchman and dealer in all kinds of farm implements. He has opened the season's cam- paign for his farm machinery, as will be seen by his advertisement in this paper. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Edwards were among the business visitors in Witeliall Tuesday. Mr. FA - wards has leased the Buck ranch, four miles south of Sheridan, sod moved to the place onWednesday. Mr. Edwards is well known in the valley having been foreman at the Wellcome ranch for the post six years. II e hope his new venture will prove to be a profitable and satisfactory one, as it will if ener sad. pask_ mu accomplish such a result. CORRESPONDENCE. • CARD WELL. Mar. 96—Miss Love was a Butte passenger Thursday. Mrs. Harry Seery was a White- hall visitor last week. Mr. Jackman departedThursday last for Billings. \Dad\ Fruit returned the ilitth from Idaho after an absence of six months. Mrs. Fred Brownback, Jr.. is visiting her folks at Hubbard. Chas . ._ Kyle, Hi Shaw and Chr;ts DRIe4 1 1143Ve-tril 3 Mgal - On - rii . esi- ness last week. Mr. and Alm Chas. McDaniel. were shopping in Whitehall last Wednesday: The Country Club.meeta next Saturday at the home of Mrs. Harvey Noble. Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong -and son Herold wereWhiteliall visitors last Saturday. Harvey and Roscoe Dillet left for Waterloo the 26th where they expect to lease a ranch. Miss Drysdale was a Butte visi- tor last week. • Mr. Geo. Street of Ilighwood, who has been , visiting a few days with' the DeAtley family, departed for home last Friday night. , Mr. May will 'preach in Johs hall Saturday night, March 4th. Mr. McKeown was a businessi visitor in Whitehall the -28th. Miss Bernice Irvine expects to leave Friday for Billings to attend the Polyteehnie Inm.titute, Gene Motley and Chas were Butte passengers night. Mrs. Burns, of Whitehall • spent Sunday With Mrs. Dave Mr. Chas. Grey left for Butte Sunday where , his wife will have to unergo treatment. Ed. Mtfrry returned from a trip to Mammoth last Monday. - Mr. Will Seery of South Boul- der was in Whithall on business Monday. Harry Fiiery was in Whichall this week: FredItyle, whis has been attend- ing school in Bozeman returned Sunday. Mrs. W. J. Alexander and daughter returned Tuesday after a visit with Mrs. • Alexander's mother in ude. Fred Brottobtici.: :- Zr..- was a Whitehall visitor Tuesday. Mrs. John Powelland son Ken- neth have 'returned' from Seattle. Mr. Po*ell- stayed in Spokane on business. • p ! Ad o' Sunday Mr. Dillet made a trip to Butte the 1st. . , Mrs. l'oa;ell gave u farewell dinner Wednesday in honer of Mr. Johnson and wife ofWhitehall who will leave for Lewietawo in a few days. 'flume present were Mr. \nd Mrs. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Will Seery, Mrs. Johns and Miss Drs sdale. Mi. and Mre. 11Iton who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Stew- art returned to %% India!! Wednes- day evening. RENOVA Mar. 9—Every one in the hills are busy getting out timber under the new permit. Mr. Fisher and Edgar Torrence are hauling lagging for theRenova mine. Mrs. Price of Pleasant valley spent Saturday in Butte visiting friends. The Pleasant valley Sunday school will give an entertainment at Easter time and ale bsginning pre pa ra t ions for saute. Just what we need, this March wind to dry up the grJund and sem! the snow awry:— - Many Of' our , farmers and gardeners are now busy gettin their ground ready for first vegetables. We will there with the goods fur the best prices. Mr. Chaney of this place brought in sixty five fish on Tuesday. They are biting, but not for every one. Wonder if he would tell Us the secret! Mrs. Sherman Shrauger and children are visiting lieraunt,Mre. J. 0. Jordan, for a few days. Virginia City is anticipating her annual railroad, We bear that we are also to be 'on the N. P. male •••••••• The WHITEHALL TRADING CO. . • 16.4.01.40,4 na.. The WHITEHALL TRADING CO. 'keibiSitaM/W41/,/,/%1/W1,1,111AAAAAA611. 4 Neleile110 1,1e11\11 Mrs. (I nice Orr (nee 'Grace Ber- ry) from Whithish, Mont.. Li visit - ins Mrs. I. Smidi. Rusrt-zir. SILVER STAB. Mar. 2. — M rs. J. Dulles enter- tained at d' Sunday. Mrs. R. 'f. and C. E. Harken, Mr. J.C. amid C. J. Maluiney and Miss Jea- nie Schmidt. Mrs. 11. T. Wilson went to Butte WedneSday for a ten dayi visit with friends. Born to Mr. and Mrs. James Tuoney May. 1st, a son. Gmlisin was a Twin Bridges visitor Saturday. Mr. Wm. Portir, of Fish creek, has too far recovered from his re- cent illness as to be able to return home. He left Sunday accompa• flied by Mr. Magee. Miss Ella liendriels of We te rlso is visiting with. her sister, Mrs. Wm. Falwards. Mr. Harry Hathaway was a business vielter' - ‘ Twin Midges one day last week. • Mrs. II. N. min and two poetizer children • were hi from their home two miles north of &aidey ceiling on friends.' Miss Kate Schmidt resented to Ruby Monday after it visit of two weeks with her parents. John .- Powell, \'the llawleigh man,\ from Pony was here sever- al days last week. Mr. Ralph Filcher of Renove came np to do some haul;ng for P. Edwards. A Cor fat Imilidlog. Men a 110 are\goosi mixers\may be as valuable as they are rare. There can he no question that a certain preacher in otio of the large cities of. Indiana fulfilled allIthe requrements, as the following sto- ry shows. Ile was the pastor of the leading church of his city, says a writer in the Louisville Tones. his motto warthat of the late Henry George: \I am for Men. \ 008 des' he stopped in a black- smith shop to chat with the work- men._ During the viait a florid- fdeed tune of prosperous appear- ance came into the shop. lie and the minister began chatting, but neither knew the other's oevopa- • tion. They became good friends Ift%ot‘st/v% yeip‘ssa v eis‘sl io rmisksvv%, in n few minutes. Finally the florid -faced men produced his card, which announc- ed that he was is the saloon busi- Drugs and jewelry ness on West street. - Come down to nay place any time,\ he said. \end 1'11 give you a good time.\ \All right,\replied the minister. \ and by the way. I'm running a pretty good place myself. Come and see me and I'll Rite you a gone time.\ \I'll sure do that.\ said the other. \but by the way. where is your joint \My joint.\ was the reply. \is the First Presbyterien . church. Just inquire for the pastor, and 1'11 be at saor service.\ SUNDAY CLOSING. NEW ORDINANCE TAKES EFFECT MARCH FIFKENTH. Saloons and Pool Rooms Must Close at 12 Saturday Night and Retain Closed Until 6 O'clock Monday At the re;zular meeting of the town council held last 11ronehly evening time ordinance for the clos- ing of saloons and pool rooms be- tween the hours of 12.4'sslock Sat- urday night and 6 o'clock Monday morning passed its third reeding and was put to a vote. which was unanimously for its passage, and was signed by Mayor Negley. The new ordinance makes it un- lawful for any pool -hall heeper or saloon keeper, clerk to servant, to keep a pool -hell or saloon open between the hours of 12 o'clock Saturday night and 0 o'clock Mon - morning, or for an.y person to sell, serve or give away any spirituous or vinous liquors lb or from ,any saloon room or compartment con- nected or adjacent thereto: Section two prohibits - Obitrue- lion, by any means or. in any man- ner, of the public view dim the the windows or doors of saloons or pool -halls. Only the licensee or his regular bartender may tetnain in or enter any saloon after the closing hour, remaining only temporarily, for the purpose of preventing dam- age to the sack. F. H. NEGLEV Fbeissoriptiorsis sand Je,wciry Fitepailre ea it - specialty Drugs, Perfumes, /30aps, and Oil*, Paints, Watches, Clocks, Silverware itAP A VVVJO A VVVVVVVVV%%AviS4S44%10 natal 7- 4 MiXint4M 1 999611 On the Scientific Plan. vhou CAMPBELL'S SCIENTIFIC FAILMElt. Mary had a little farm, It baked dry and brown. She thought she'd trade it off. And get a plare in town. Then clone a Campbell. %%hire, And told her what to do, She took his ad% ice. Arid got his ideas, too. Then she tilled tier farm On the syientific plan And grew crops of wheat As big as any man. Her neighbors said it was a fake, But Mary acted sane. And eontinded to grow Enormous crops of grain. Now if you, weary Fernier. Will resist drouth's dusty ban. Till your farm as Mary did - - On the scientific plan. V \Campbell's Scientific Farmer,\ monthly, and \Cmpbell's 1905 Soil Culture Manual\ --a book of 95 pages --tell all about Campbell Methods and Scientific Soil Culture. We can furnish you the Manual with the Farmer and the Sunlight one year for only 2.65. Old and new subscribers --all look alike to us. $2.65. Methodist Episcopal Church _ Services for Neat Sunday Morning Subject: \The answer to life's problems.\ • Evening Subject: \The way to the Kingdom \ Prayer meeting and Bible study on Wedneday at 7:30 p. 11). A personal invitation to all. Comae! FRED WHMORD, Pastor Advertised Letters. List of letters remaining un- called for in the postoffice at Whitehall, Mont„ for the week ending Mar. 2, 1910: Arbuthnot, Paul Groff, John Little. Dewitt ' Roberts, Mrs. Wm. 0. Russell, Chug. Persons calling for the above letters *will please say \adver- tised.\ 0. II. ()seer P. M. t- 4 - T HE - Cash Market We sell Best Meats Fresh Eggs Everything First-class W. W. McCall
