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Montana Sunlight (Whitehall, Mont.), 11 March 1910, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053178/1910-03-11/ed-1/seq-4/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
I I . • - FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1910. GLEAMS. A. A. Marsh had a new roof put on his business block this week. Germanie hotel gives the Beet Accommodations. [51 t f F. H. Negley local watch re- pairer for the N. P. railway. [4tf Germania Hotel, all New Fur- nishings. 151tf FOR SALE-a number of small pign.-Beall Bros. 0.20 E. L. Gates returned from Kansas City last Suturchty night. Go to Negley for watch repair- ing. All work guaranteed. [tf MisivAnnit McPherson was re- potted on the sick list Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. Fred Reittnyer was trans- ' \.a.\• - • -' , Sea-eatt“ feeler *la- work 'heves _ Butte. MisiiKate Greene ;pent a couple of days the first of the week in Butte on busi less. I . For Rent- Two 4 -room houses, newly renovated; good water. In- quire at Sunlight office. (52-41 Mss Ethel McCall spent Sun- day - at Piedmont with her sister, ;annuli. FOR SALE --a limited amount of \sixty-day\ seed oats for dry farming. -Beall Bros., Whitehall. Mrs. E. U. Tuttle visited her parents at Hamestr.ke last Satur- day and Sunday. For first class paper hanging and painting, leave orders with A. Less. ( 11 3 21 Collins were I entertaind at dinner at theJackson home 1Vednesday. Mr. Greed has just moved his family to their new ranch home a note north of toe n. Mr. and Mrs. 11. The Whitebait Auto Co. were out in full force Sunday treating! their friends to an auto ride. hliss Morna Reed was home from Butte, Saturday and Sunday, returning to her school Monday. Jake Witkze lost one of his horses Monday night. Ili is sup- posed, from eating f sack of oats Sunday night. When your cant a good S. W. McGLYN Blacksmithing Horseshoeing Railroad Street • '• Whitehall Mr. tind Mrs. A. T. Williams, of Boulder, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Espa Riggs in Pleasant Valley last week. Wrs. W Wilmot is a sister of Mrs. Higgs. Silas Siewart came to town Sat- urday froMSummit valley, retur- ning Sunday with n binder which had been purchased by Robt Burns. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Packard and Mr. and Mrs. Stevens, of Liv- ingston. returned hems Tueseav after having spent three or four days visiting Dr, and Mrs. L. R. P:ICkatd. esblIwbeelagisibier - mieLlisaph. Ma - Ma left on Tuesday evening forDriun- Mond; limn:: - whm----ther-haTe located rind filed on homesteads nnd will build upon them. Miss Georgie Coryell, who is at present stopping inSpokane,writes of the beauties of the city and that warm weather is causing the grass to show the green already. Sant. Shipley was in town last week visiting his mothers Mrs. J. D. Zink. Ile left on Saturday for Radersberg where he has gone to take charge of a mine. The lot -al company of the Mon- tana national guard received word from Colonel We( that, as the number mustered in did not come if) to the requirements. .the governor had refused to accept their enlistment. Some of the boys are rustling for recruits and t is expected that they will soon lave enough names added - to or- ganize company. -• A. C. Weaver Frays a stranger I was looking for a home in White hall recently, and that he \ came within one'' of selling him the hermitnge. He said to the toran- ger \Ell sell it to you for forty hundred, if you want it,\ but the stranger said \111 see you again,\ and didn't buy. A man who wouldn't pay \forty hundred\ for the hermitage well, perhaps he's gone after the money and will return soon. smoke.1 tobaccos, pipes or nice box of , candy ertll on Fay Ma'all. While here leave your laundry. (440. NIT.. Sol. Daniels has moyed his family to e hat is known its the Ott ranch where be expects to farm this year. The W. C. T. C. will. meet at Mrs. Sacry's on Friday March 11th. Everybody come., Andrew Less is building a new furniture tverehouse in the rear of his business block. Geollnrnes returned fronillutte 1Vednesday where he had been to see his stater, hlaud Barnes, who has been very ill for some days and who is to undergo an opera- tion for appeinlicitis . on ThurSday. FOR SALE -fancy seed pota- toes, earliest varieties, raised on virgin soil, IIS follows: IrialaCob- Six-weeks, Early Ohio, Sal- zer's Sunlight, and Acme.. Per cwt., $2.00, in small lots.- Wm. McGee, Waterloo, Mont. [f3 -3t Arrange meat; hav with - the Ontinbeli. company of LincoS. Nebraska. whereby re aroyile to continue until March I, 1910, the offer of the Montana Sunlight. Campbell's Scientific Farmer and the 1905 Manual for $2.65 We ean also furnish you Campbell's latest Manual, in combination with the two papers at a reduced price. If you are interf toted in scientific methods of wet or dry farming you cannot afford to pass upAhis offer. Order them NOW. You (ain't get smell a chance after March .1 at , (34-tf een made Cttlture Mrs. H. Gramm of Piedmont entertained the C. nnd It. club Thursday of last week. Those present were Mrs. D. F. Riggs, Mrs. Lot Borden and Mims Bessie Riggs of Whitehall; Mrs. A. T. Williams, of Boulder; Mrs. H. I'. Smith, of itenoit; Mrs. Thos. McAndrews, Mrs. Buchen, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. J. F. Finn, and Mrs. R. Ilengerford, of Piedmont. Refreshments acre served and the afternoon pleasantly spent. Mr. and Mrs. H.H. Sappington, of Sappington acre aroused about three o'clock Tuesday morning by blocks of ice striking their house and on investigating found that they were in danger of being swept away by an ice gorge. Shots tired by Mr. Sappington at- tracted the attention of some of the night workman on time railroad who went to time rescue. Work was at once begun blasting out the ice in oider to save the railroad bridge. - 1 his also saved the house. Grandma Waterman was given a surprise part/ _Tbgraday _after noon of last week by the . ladies or the Methodist and Christian churches, th occasin o . being her birthday anni eranry, she being ailt years of age. About forty Indies were present and n very pleasant time WON hind. Mrs. 1Vatertnnn , was presented n rocking chair and numerous other useful articles. It W111 a happy day for Mrs. 1Vnter- man mid one that should be re- membered with it great deal of satisfaction by the ladies who helped to cheer the pathway of onO - CORRESPONDENCE._, RENOVA Ma r.10. M isand rs.Townsend oft Waterloo visited friends la this place on Friday. IVestfall returnedWednes- day front a two weeks outing in Butte. Miss Westfall is a candi- date for the prize in the Butte News contest and is doinz some rustling for votes and submit -rip tions. Fred Elmer of this; place went to Butte last week to work in time Nlillwaukee roundhouse. Col. T. T. Gates was a south bound passenger on the valley trnin on Wednesday. The Ladies,Aid of M. E. church met on 1Vednesdity ut the cosy home of Mrs. II. P. Smith. The isalisaout iathair Lima as usual sewingnd tihattitierA delicihna' lunch Was served lix1be. hostess. F, Riggs of Whitehall spent Wednesday the guest of Mrs. Harold Smith. The Sunday school children and teacher are busy preparing a pro- gram to be given at or about Easter. The water has been turned into the big ditch which looks very much a sign of spring, The power plant will run full blast very shortly. RtatitEn. ------. CARD WELL. Mm. 10. - 11 tn. C. 1Vigginn, of Genon, Nebr., is visiting C. U. Brown. Bernice Irvine left for Billings last Friday rt attend school'. Social melting of Country Club itt. Harry Saely's April 1st, lite, week while hauling a load of Inv; up to his ranch, Joe Rocket mad the misfortune to slide off a steep place in the road breaking his hay rack and juju! ing Joe's inkle. Joe manages to get tround limo. 0. L. Johns left last night for a short stay at Pipestone Springs to recuperate. Ile has not been feeling nett for a couple of weeks. Mrs. Chils. K3 le returned from Bozeman last week. in Miss Cornelie, a ho teaches school at Boulder, vvas in Card - %%ell Tuesday. Chas. Dodge was a 1Vhiteltall visitor this week. Mrs. Louis Westmorland of Whitehall wart visiting rlutives on south Roulder last week. Willie Johns went to Whitehall Tuesday on business returning the same day. James Ryan was a business via itor at Butte last week. PETE. SILVER STAR. Mar. S.-- Mr. and Mrs. II. 1'. Wilson returned Tuesday from Butte. The entertainment given at the schoolhouse last Friday afternoon by Miss Templeton was quite a success. A large crowd attended, and all were greatly pleased with the program. Mr. Al. 11'eingurt in busy mov- ing his family to their honte across the river this week. They have resided here for the last eight years and will be greatly missed by thoig.usoluisiondi, Miss Charlotte Templeton and Alfred Pasco were Twin Bridgesi visitors Sunday. Miss Jennie Schmidt left this morning for Ruby, where she has r obtnined work with the family of Dr. Townsend. Ben Inrborigh was a passenger on this mornin g's coach for Vit.- ginia City. Mrs. Al. 1Veingart was time guest of Mrs. Harry Hathaway maxilla' afternoon, entertained at dinner Sunday, Mrs. Wm. Pink and sou Arthrir and the Misses Clara aind Jessie Weingart. Mr. Merril of Dillon, was a Star visitor seieral days last week. Mr. - and Mrs. Beckly of the Stella mine, went to Butte Mon- day. Mr. .1. W. Woods was a visitor itt the Weingtirt home Sunday evening. Maggie Turney went to Iron Rod Tuesday foe a visit of several weeks with her grandmother. Mrs. John 1)uke and Master Deers went to Twinliridges Satur- day to do some shopping and call on friends. Mr. Henry Knight came down front the Green Campbell mine and spent Sunday with friedns in town. Cleo Graham • -wasa &mafioso - ‘1sitor . to TWin . Briaies — . — day. Mr.L. Meth)dIst Episcopal Church Services lbw Next Sunday Morning Subject: — \Eagle's Wings and Patient Feet.\ There will be no evening servic- es. • Sunday school mind preaching service itt Pleasant Valley, begin- ning at 2 o'cleck. Public service will be lucid at Waterloo in the evening at 7:30 o'clock. Regular pruyer meeting and hi - He reading will be Uhl en Wed- nesday at 7: • 30 p. tn. Nearly three weeks of revival meetings have been held mind were closed oil Wednesday evening. R ev. Fred C. Fulford and Rev. Geo. 1). King rendered valuable assiaitance. As a result the church lit , . been greatly blessed and sonic some aceessions are anticipated The pastor has nppreciated the it.- tereat and Resistance ef thone whmq are not actually members of his churoh. and pray' that time good riork begun will t•ontione until many wore o ill take their stand tte Christians. FRED 1S' urrro3D.\ Minister. Advertised Letters. List of letters reinuirting un- called for in the • postottive at ‘Vhitchall, Mont.. for the week ending Mar. 9, 19W: Morrisor. John II. Moore, Geo. W. Pepin, Mary Stache ids, Roy Wieyork, Mis. Mary Persons \calling for the above letters will please say \adver- tised.\ (). 11. DavEv. P. M. Scene of Deadly Struggle It is doubtful If there Is any powon of the earth upon which there are an many deadly struggles as upon the earth around the trunk of a tree. Up- on this small arena there are struggles fierce and wild; here nature le - red In Moll: and claw.\ When a tree is small and tender, countless insects come to feed upon It. Birds come to It to devour these Insects. Around the tree daily are almost merciless struggles for existence. These death struggles occur not only In the day time, but In the night. Mice, rats and rabbits destroy millions of young trees. Whil -tbt their deadly feast, mans a time have they beenburprised by hawks, and then they are at a banquet where they themselves are eaten The owl, the faithful night watchman of trees, often swoops dow n at night, and as a result some little tree is splashed with the blond of the animal that came to feed upon it.— World a Work. Imaginary Necessities. \Wei. tor the thpusatais of people a -ho are slaves to Imaginary necessities we might have avoided the panic of last October,\ says a writer In Appleton's. \It was these people Indirectly who brought It on. It was these people who suffered most when It came. The laws of nature are Iron In their retribution. The man who le earning 230 a week and spending $15 does not fear panics. Neither does the man who is earning 2 5 0. 00 9 year and FIR' nding $25,000. Sailors who do not know bow to reef their sails would he at the mercy of squalls. People who do rot know how w ent showing down their exponsm are at the mercy opened. The mine is in such shape of panics s certain rich New Yorker,* who retired from the stock exchange that shipping will begin at once, recently, started business 40 years ago with three friends. %lien times were prosperous he could not afford to live as well as they did. When times were hard they had is borrow money at him in-otsfrr to lire et att.\ 4 . 1101111 The WHITEHALL TRADING Co. NEW ARRIVAL of Spring Millinery All the latest styles in — - ,.....„street_and dress hats •:. Expert Trimmer from a large eastern millinery establishment S IThe WHITEHALL TRADING CO. SEWING MACHINL BOLLES SURING. MR OM& S - e.ve Money by baying this reliable. honest, high grsee sews ingusw-Luat. STRONGEST GUARANTEE. National Sewing Machine Co. Belvklefe. Lest Brother. Mayor Kegley received a letter yesterday from 0. E. Hutchinson of Montreal, Canada asking his misaistance in locating the where- abouts of his brother, Charles Ilutchinson.aged 29 years. Young Ilmitehinaon a as Inst lienral of in Whitehall about fifteen months a- go mind arms then expecting to go into it hospitui for treatment. Any information as to his present whereabouts will. be appreciated by his brother. Address . G. E Ilutchinson. 74 Laport Ave., Montreal, Canada. New Gold Mining Company. Chnries Reel, a liveryman from Pony, us as in Botta yesterdny pur- chasing heavy equipistent for an ore-houling outfit to be used near the old camp. Reel stated to a litnndartt renortnrthnt a new min , iqg company is beginning active development near Pony. 'flue compnny is known as time Realty Mining company and is composed of a number of Bozeman people. The claim is located just ncross the range from the head of Cataract creek and it is said that it splendid of gold ore has been Recently Reel hauled considera- ble mining machinery to the prop- erty and he and the men with him Inui Iv halal trio gig Iiimg l here. The 1 F- , r - e-secriptIctries rend Jtewtelry Re, pettres ea *I peciatIty fvvie.wwvvvv‘siii.A.Aview. F. 11. NEGLEV Drugs and Jewelry Drugs, Perfumes. Soaps, and Oils, Peinta, Watches, Clocks. Silverware -- $%ArlkoiSi$161 , 411010itir'4 42. /4 ; s.s• „I 0 4 - 4 1n . 0 ' tf . tiG040,10t4610000,* On the Scientific Plan. ------- - FROM (*AM PHELL SCIEXTIFIC PASSIM Mary had a little fern), It baked.dry and brown. She thought she'd trade it off, And get a !dace in towp. Then CAMP Cmimpbell. wise, And told her what to du, She took his advice. And got his ideas, too. Then she tilled her farm On the scientific plan And grew crops of wheat As big as any man. Her neighbors said it was a fake. But Mary acted sane, And continucd to grow Enormous crops of grain. Now if you, weary Farmer. Will resist drouth's dont) , ban. Till your farm IIN Mary did - On the scientific plan. \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. ; road lends up Cataract creek and in many places is so steep that it is like drking up the roof of an old-fashiohed house. In addition, the snow was deep, and it was shovel nearly all the any, at one point it being necessary to shovel thrristerelve feet of 15/1014 - for a dis- tance of a quarter of a unite. The opening up of this property will mean a great deal to the camp, Mr. Reel says, as it will be a pro- ducer from the start. A number of other properties are being got- ten in readiness for the summer's operation and the leasers of the two 'mills in Pony are now over- hauling their machinery and get- ting' everything ready for an un- interrupted rim, which will begin just as soon as time roads to the high -line mines are clear atcd in w for trsdie.-Stanskerds------- -THE- Cash Market We sell Best Meats Fresh Eggs Everything First-class .W.McCaU
