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Montana Sunlight (Whitehall, Mont.), 29 April 1910, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053178/1910-04-29/ed-1/seq-4/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1910. GLEAMS. F. H. Regley local watch re- pairer for the N. P. railway. f4tf Ray Andrews left yesterday for Livingston. • C. W. Winslow was in town on Wednesday. W. S. Chu*, the Renova mer- chant, was in town Thursday Gertnania Hotel, all New Fur - niobium. [51tf Edw. Costin, \mayor\ Of Pied- mont, was in town the first of the week. Sheriff.Trnnfler of Virginia City was in town..Tuesday morning en - route front' Witte home: : Mrs. J. W, Holmes returned Wednesday frmina visitOf several days with ,friende in (ie .to Negley•ler,weteh repair- ' - - ---... - --s-jsuce.-4X-Nistak , firraranteed. Miss Della Poore returned Mime Tuesday night 'from Deerlodge where for some time she has been employed in a store. Mr. and Mrs. John Woofverteirt of Livingston were in town Satur- day visiting at the. home of his brother. S. H. Woolverton. When you want a good smoke. tetbaceoe, pipes or a nice box of candy call on Fay McCall. While here leave your laundry. (441f Mrs. J. D. Zink returned Wed- nesday evening from Silver Star where she has been nursing Mrs. Edwards and her infant eon. - -'-' - '11111`1 7 4 4 4136Altinftftwie . ‘ 0 lar trees set in rows on either side of Main etreet will, in a few years. add much to the apfmeatence of that street. Dr. T.J. Mason, Dentist. will be in Whitehall the week of May 9th Prepared tad° dental •work of all kinds. • . ' (11-9t The Ladies Aid society of the Christian clitirch held an interest- ia venting it . 'the home of Mr. and • Mts. Carl Rhamig Wednett- day afternoon, A son wiis born to Mr, and Mrs. J. Hayden Monday afternoon, April 4.5th. Dr. Packard was in attendance and reports mother and babe doing well. Germania Hotel gives the Best Accommodations. 1610 IL tap Houghton, deputy clerk and Vgirder, came over from the coast, lent Saturday and spend a couple of days with relatives, re- turning Wednesday. loll 'totter wmi visiting rein' i vett find friends in town Wednesday and Thursday, having Comae over from Radersburg, where he is now working in the minas. Just received, a carload of plows, drills, tiding and walking cultivat- ors, end. wagon trucks. —C. W. Winslow. (11-21 A company of thirtysix White- hall people took the Sunday Mor- ning train to . Litnespur. and from there the. climbed the long hill to the entrance of the Morris' on care undr the guidance of Mr.. Peter Morrison. spending several hours of the day in thepthe of this sub- termnen wonderland, enjoying its beauties and the fantastic group- ings in its marble halls. All who visited the cave were well pleased and paid for the time thus spent, notwithstanding the. long and fa- tiguing mountaM climb that must be made to gain the entrance. If an inclined railroad for traporting visitors to and from the cave's en- trance were installed, it would doubtless attract large numbers to the place. - Arrangements haw been made with the Campbell Soil Culture 'Company of Lincoln, Nebraska. whereby we are able , to continu* until March 1, 1910, the offer of tbn - Mufilasatiaallight;'- Osattpbelr Scientific Farmer and the -1905 Manual for $9:65 We can also furnish You • Campbell's latest Ma'nual, 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 chance after June 1st. (34 -If DROPPED DEAD. TOM SMITH IS.SUDDENL YTAKEN. _- AS 0 aid Bies;Sliortly After. The friend and seqintintanom of Tom Smith were shocked Thurs- day morning to hear of his death at his ,horno on the Little Pipeston. Henry Elder, Who occupied a cab-, in near that of Mr. Smith, seeing the latter's door open, went over to see him. Smith had intended to go over to Nate Roots ranch and get some piggshe had bought a few deys 'Ago. He remarked that. RS it looked lik rain and he did not feel very well, he would lie down for a while, that perhaps he would feel better twnd go later. and He then went up stair& and very soon Mr. Elder heard him fall. Rushing to him Mrs Elder found him brenthinIflis last.. Word that Mr.. Smith was dead was brought to town at once and a telegram was sent to his brother who resides at Cameron, Mo., and who will come- to Whitehall at once. The remains of the deceased wrrc brought to the Less under- taking ertabliehtant where they await the arrival of the brother. The deceased was a single man and about forty years of age. He was well known here, and is spok well of by many, some of whom raw him in town and talked with him only last Saturday. FAA Manchester was In town from Livingston nl,onpk bf doS that work. Heiteeoutpawied Roll YoPento-RatiarsParg. IMP pro- cureil r tim mines. , ' Get Quotations. -•, Before selling your hides, get quotations (nun Whitehall Hide and Fur Co. (11-4t • \NOTICE\ ()Bing to the fact of ndvaneed Priens M Meets and almost every other food product whereby the price of living is out of sight, the barbers of Whitehall are compel- led to raise the prices of hair cuts to50 cents atraight and shampoo to 35 cents etraight. The barbers of Whitehall have done work cheaper for the last ten years than any other tow n within lifts miles, and it is nothing., more than fair that they should have as mach as the barbers get elswhere. Also the barber shops close at 7 p. M.. in - steed of 89. s., except Saturday —all of which goes into, effect NINY it; 191(1. nArtinstit.*:* . . _ Advertised Letters. List of letters remaining un called for in the postoffice• 1111lorit.',or enctitt 'April 21,1610: Chapin, H. F. Hotcip, Franli. Ketcham James. Markham, James. ' Persons eetIllik fOr the at the week ' Neighborhood News. 44( Interesting Items Gleaned by the Sunlight's Corps of Correspondents. 1111% OANDIVELL. April 27.—Mrs. W. J. Alexan- der rettimed froth a few days visit in Butte Monday. Linemen for the Independent Telephone company are running a line to Lahood's store at Lehood. Harry and Arthur Shaw were Butte visitors 'last week. Mn. Clark of Butte was visit- ing her sister, Mrs. Harry Seery: a few &ye lastlYeek; roveg Ailseas of, South Boul- der valley met with an accident list Sancho , tad was' thrown from sit6110-: - 41644asserliabP‘vesfessi. again. • A reineh of Butte and White- hall fishermen were trying their luck in the South Boulder and Jef- ferson Sunday. • The new farmerelelephone com- pany, composed of about fifteen subscribers, in the South Boulder and Summit valleys, have received their 'phones and wire and will 'Mon be in shape for business, James Ryan picked up an insane man in the South Boulder valley Mr. Jodi Strow of Deerlodge Tuesday.,- He took him to White- hall and turned him over to the sheriff. family here to their ciazy home at the mouth of Mill canyon. A very pleasant farewell party was tendered Miss Ella Parker, teacher in the Nolte district, last Saturday night at the Weingart home. Miss Parker will soon leave for her home in the Judith basin after having completed a very suc- cessful term of school. Those from hero who *needed the party Mr. and Mrs. George Ilarbison and threoyhildren, - Carl and Hat- tie ilenrielv ot . i ;„ , - been visiting her pneenti the last few days, left for Dillon to resume her studies at the normal.--- Mr-i. DeAtley accompanied her as far as Butte. Fred Browntmek. Jr.. Willow Creek Wednesday. , Pyre. klaiBIONT. AIRBUOMIAN,4/NEIOAHMON 1 . 1 tr0 rejoicing todity'over the nice rain- fall.- . Mrs. B. Dean and Mrs. Redding left this atom -fling for lona and Kentucky to visit their parents. . Charles Audrey is in Piedmont visiting his mother. Mrs. Ed. Cos - tin. Mrs. Sappington and daughter Jennie, were -the guests of Mr. aml Mrs. T. H. Gannon Saturday end Sunday. was a Piedmont visitor Tuesday, a guest of the Oditins. Gardens in, this neighborhood ereleoiritaritetireetirrowint Engineer Davies and Firemen Clarence Claytori are M orking.out of Deerlodge this week. Mr. Sam Bennett was a caller at the Linthekuni ranelm one day, this week. M.'\ and Mrs, 11. Cr:intim and I Misallessie,Riggs were Butte vie- itors Sunday and Monday. April 27. — These exceedingly I Mrs. Thos. Wade and Mrs. El - hot days make it hard to believe mer were in town Satuldwy .on went to that it is only April. the month which oftentimes is such a cold ; disagreeable month. Every one would enjoy a good, heavy rain is already predicting a dry spring, of course. Z. D. Feeder of WhitehalEvisit- ed his daughter, Mrs. M. T. Car- ney, several days of last week, re- turning to his home Monday. above letters will pl*ase say \adver tised.\ 0. 11. DAVEY, P.M. School Notes. Those who got 100 per cent. in spelling last week were Harriett ,,Greene, Frank Barnes, Ruth No- ble, James McDonald. Those who we're absent last week Lem Westmorelend,Frank Barnes, Edith Stanlq, Margaret MeAr- thur..Zeyune Smith, and Floella Lindal. . Mrs. II. J. Wilhelm and children were Whitehall visitors Saturday. Samuel Hall and Byron Wick- ham are busi y engaged building Mr. Hall's residence which will be ready for ocettpancyle a short time. Born. Friday, mind .Mrs. John ter. April 22, to Mr. Talbott, a daugh- M rs. Henrich and daughter, Mrs. John Carney. spent Sunday with relatives in SilYer Star. Fifteen Japanes are here this week Putting in new ties which were verk much' needed.' •• Mr. ,andi Mts. kitty -kit Carney *rid family were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joy roster Sunday, PowelLwan R Butte visitor this week, having gone in to see his wife who recently underwent a very serious operation. President Taft last Toesday sent to the noniitfation of Carl Reach ( of Helena to be United States 41pe trict judge in Montana, vice Judge NV. H. Hunt. business. Mr. and Mk. Bert Williams en- tertained Mr. ad Mrs. Eqpt Higgs ift ()inner Sunday. About forty fends of Mr, Ray Riggs very pleasingly surprised him at his flinch, home Tuesday evening in honor of his twentieth birthday. The evening was very pleasantly spett in musk mind games. after which ice -cretin). cake and coffee we* served. Many handsome pr i sent!' were given him. Messrf. Sum Bennett and Jack Collins were Butte visitors Mon- day , • Jim. Miss. Kate Falconer will go to, Twin Bridges tomorrow to take the teachers' quarterly ..exalina- tions, BO the little tots will have a vacation the remainder of the week. A number of our farmers abld Chickens last week at the fancy price of 612 per dozen. Prices tire airily soaring, and some are igriorent enough to blame the poor farmer. Forest Ranger Bell and family are speeding the week in -Water- loo. The ranger's quarters will be completed before &great while, and Mr. Mill will then moS0 his The WHITEHALL TRADING CO. NEW ARRIVAL of Spring Millinery All the latest styles in street atidfdress hats ; c f . • / 1 1/e t da. a 007 X , ..151410Clik-rhe . .., Expert Trimmer*, 4 from a large eastern millinery establishment The WHITEHALL TRADING CO. twvikovvvie% 1,4/%0%lif 's Comet. Some folks there be who gaily, Csitreleasly, call it Halley. And some their friends do rally Because they call it Halley; Others, with, voices bawley. Say assuredly: Halley. 0 Mr. - of nitro - comical fame,' How the deubis do yau pronounce your name! —Macilscht County Monitor. Like an Cousin Jack, if you can't say Halley.' Drop the Aitch and pronounce i 'Alley. BUOVA .7 April 28.—A jolly crowd of fish- erinen held the banks of the river Sunday. Those who brought their bait in cans caught numerous fish, while thoa Who brought their bait in bottles' \caltight sleeping sicknese. ' ' • The trees me t ilirtibs have put on their beautiful - dresses of green and yellow.. School closed -ti- quietly at PlesettntNalley i.e-Friday, the 42d inst. Miss Lulim Westfall went to Butte on Friday. M t.. charm). and Mr. Torrence, from time Renora, were down to the river Sunday to gather Sun- day to wither in *301)1C of the fish that only, Chaney seems to know how to cattx onto his line. A terrible fire raged in the woods on time Parrot lands Monday and Tuesday, and for a time it looked as if the whole country was doomed, but the bucket brig- ade got in its woos mind saved the buildings in danger. Just now the orchards are like a beautiful flower garden—white and pink. ErSTf.F.H. NOTICE FOB PUBLIC/MON. _ Department of the Interior. U.S. Lend Office, atjlelenn, Mont. April 14, 1910. NOTICE is hereby given that Fred A., Tehay. a Whitehall, Montana, who, on &toiler 25, 1907, made Home/keeled Entry No. 14695. Serial No. 02003, for Si SWI Section 8, Township 1 N., Range 3 W.. Montana Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final commutation proof, to esinblish claitn'to the land above described, before Register and Re- ceiver U. S. Land Office, at Hele- na, Montana. on the 26th day -of May, 1910. Claimant names it witnesses: Edward Huaton, of Renova, Mon- tana; Frank Morierity, of Renova, Ili:kittens; William (1. Tebay, of Whitehall. Montana; Willirm Tebay, of Whitehall, Montana. STEPHEN Cautmeiriat, Register. .- THE - Cash st , Market I.;. 0 , *S. /4 'se 9 / / /4„ St IIMIUMMIN/MGOMOnleatif600M 1 50 On the Scientific Plan. PROM CAMPBBLL'S SOIZNIIPIC PAIIMEIL Mary had a little farm, It belted dry and brown. She thought she'd trade it off, And get mm place in town. Then came a Campbell. wise, And told her what to do, She took his advice. And got his ideas. too. Then she tilled her forte . On the acientific plan, And grew crops of wheat As big As any man. Her neighbors said it was a fake; But Mary acted sane, And continued to grow Enormous crops of grain. Now if you, weary Farmer: -- Will resist drouth's dusty ban, Till your farm as Mary did -- On the' scientific plan. 000 - \Campbell's Scientific Farmer,\ monthly. and \Cmpbell's 1905 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. AnnOnft0W - 07M10605106,4600% vvwvvvvv%%%ivvvit 13EESON BROS' Big Spectacular UncleTodsCabinCo Whitehall, May 4 a G !Popular Prices W . W. McCall swwwk , f4 , 44 ,4 64 Uncle Tom's Cabin Co. coming soon. Don't fail to see the big street parade at noon-day. 25 people: Jubilee singers and detncers. A Real bale of cotton. Better than a circus. The one show that the most refined can attend, this show has the recommendation of the press and Pulpit, so be sure and se it. We sell Best Meats Fresh Eggs Everything First-class , 'fAb,
