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The Sanders County Independent-Ledger (Thompson Falls, Mont.), 31 Jan. 1918, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn86075282/1918-01-31/ed-1/seq-9/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 31. 1918. Pei Ps lika in lit Pa Pa THE SANDERS COUNTY INDEPENDENT -LEDGER Su A la Ilet Ila laa lel Pa tee ill Oki A OK Ile PAGE sz PROGRAM AT THE BLUEBIRD SUNDAY, FEB. 3 \The Mysterious Mr. Teller\ 15c and 30c TUESDAY, FEB. 5 ALICE BRADY - in - \Maternity\ A WORLD PICTURE 15c and 30c THURSDAY, FEB. 7 UP-TO-DATE \Butterfly Film\ UNIVERSAL WEEKLY 10c and 20c SATURDAY, FEB. 9 The Red Ace SCREEN MAGAZINE 10.: arid 2irc. The Best Place to Eat Try the new Union Cafe, just opened. Everything first-class. We strive to satisfy. Our bread and pastries are made In our own plant fresh daily. The \Velvet Crust\ is the finest bread that can be made. MACHO & MITCHELL .41;st c41 0 405, ' Shoulders All Baking Cares When ' eALTJMET conies in, all taking troubles take q ic leave. You kO alv T l e Ri v ai rp r i f baK cl - mgesilaltjat in g ti g 4 1 71C1P d . 1, F e- .e• • • • le the mow bet sum it &wester mow It... It h. the =Me. fact thatrellieff••• It • the meet ewe tenet premise thee Itiththetbeet. A\tal n. l ' ul i g4g P siw P fg ere nui eittliet Lake it back end get yhttretouey I, 4, fil L eoetitte=ett\e such ime. nee hr ie ttehl b r L u Ct . A rities_ sew eh. oei lee etwoota ale la if= A LOCAL ITEMS H. D. Jackson of Trout Creek, is a business visitor in town today. Andrew Peterson went down to Trout Creek Tuesday on business. Wm. P. Meany of Plains, drove down in his, car Sunday, returning the next day: - Mrs. Jas. Adams of Larchwood, spent Monday and Tuesday with friends in town. Lewis Loveland and Win. R. Hayes of Noxon, were business visitors in town Tuesday. C. G. VanHook and N. W. Ball of Hot - Springs, were business visit- ors in town Monday. Mrs. L. N. VanVnanken and Henry Rehfeldt spent Sunday at the Bill- meyer home in Plains. Don't neglect your eyes. Correct your sight. We test them thoroughly. W. A. Darling, Optometrist. J. D. Hurley of Spokane, is in town today attending to business matters for the Isforthern Pacific railway. Mrs. G. A. Toulmin of Plains, it assisting Miss Gladys Brown in mark- ing grade examination payers this week. Clyde Austin 'came in from his ranch west of town Saturday and spent se'Veral days attending to busi- siess mattors. Albert Austin of Trout Creek, and George Palmer were initiated into the Woodman lodge at a special meeting Tuesday evening: 4 I'aul Moderie stopped off in Thomp- son Falls Friday on his way from Spo- kane where he had been transacting business, to Evaro. E. L. Stackhouse was detained from his duties at the court house for two days the fiat of the week by an at- tack of the grippe. • F. M. Hillman, and E. H. Lott, who has been assisting in the Farm Bureau 'organization, left Sunday for Bozeman to attend the slate confer- ence of county agents. Ben Saint, who has charge of the ranger station at Noxon, arrived Monday to take charge of the local forest office during the absence of C. M. Stevens at Missoula. T. H. Fellows of Des Moines, Iowa, stopped here between trains Saturday for a visit with his friends, C. T. Jefferson and D. H. Near, and to ar- range for a Masonic lecture with the local lodge. H. N. Goetz rettirned Tuseday from a week's stay at St. Ignitius where he was working in the interest of the Modern Woodmen. He reports that about $25,900 worth of insurance was vintteri during his vi•it. C. A. 4ut-reli of Clarkson. Mont., arrived Monday • to Visit his sister, Mrs. Arthur Soule. Mr. Burrell is o'ne . of Gallatin county's prosperous ranchers and stockmen, and is much terested' in ttie 'development of Sanders comity along these lines since a visit he Mad - el - ere Artien ysarl ago. Harvey M. Rott of Spokane. VatI9 is interested in the Silver King mitt up Theinii• i on river, accompita joy ID: P. 'Ardteils, a mining Iiigineer, r: dyed the hitter oak Itf ti4 wk a 4 made a trip to the property to m4 some some plans for the development wo . 1 during the coming year. They re: iimineti to ityiiAi Tasday. Hans Utterer af Helena, and M W. Atwitter ofimilaain,,aerived aay ::vent 'up Thompson river to idvestigate the Copper King mine. The latter gentleman is an expert in matters relating to mining and came\ti); idvIsV Ludeter In re: Kard to the value of the property fo r whicli a steal is being considered. • Norman H. Higbee, the Whltepihe bee ft heifer, spent Monday and Tnii- day in Thompson Fails, and opcip c d of about 30 pounds of honey during his stay. The young man is a strong advocate of the busy little insect Is ot 14004 '&(44 sluntP ranch ahd states Hiat his swarms prii- *dtlet 6to otts 6t honey during tfe F a !! sfr9V4, 1 - thrt4tite Some HI. Cerfltn. A peculiar coffin was rerently ta . lutitd remain,. of a ItL in Iwo*. my Si veil efit ttey doni Ninsferinadd natl. It is the local custom for t mining company to supply the ttm ftlecerifflok *belt the sick man pa pp prier was given on the store liejeu• 6olletle The coffin wbt ha d not been planed or painted, eult 4 er44 all ktell/PgwIth imitable wa lags snd appeals \Keep enol,\ \St sway from hop. latt book*. 11Ighti tis9W 11te4 litAte4t- '4 Viral going Into tits nen wor)4 to old dyiasnalts box. A TALK TO HOOVERIZERS Why do you throw away your rent money? Make it buy you a real home while you live in it. Small payment down; then pay like rent. 2 REAL SNAPS Five -room plastered bunga- low, electric lights, basement, 'four lots all fenced, garage, fruit and shade trees, chicken house and yard. $800. Only • $100 down. Two-story, 7 -room plas- tered house, water and sinks on both floors, cement cellar and foundation, 2 fine level lots without rocks, all fenced. $1200. Only $200 down. Where Can You Beat It? Both houses pronounced by the best real estate author- ity in Thompson Falls as genuine bargains. To get a bargain, buy when someone wants to sell. Address Box 35, Thompson Falls, Montana GIVE WHOLESALE PRICES --- Mercantile Company Furnishes Line on Cost of Food Necessary to Be Saved. At the request of the state food administrator, the Thompson Falls Mercantile Co. has furnished the fol- lowing schedule of wholesale prices, covering the articles the government desires to conserve, the idea being that. by comparison with the retail prices the consumer will understand that excessive profits are not being made. - Retail merchants are under strict segulations -as to prices charged and qttanities sold to consumers, and vio- lation of these restrictions may sub- ject _them to an absolute embargo so that . they would have to go out of business. These rules are especially strict regarding flour and sugar. ' It is a hard matter to regulate the individual consumer, but it is thought that a clearer understanding of what is being asked and what is being done will arouse a patriotic effort toward co-operation. The present wholesale, •aail-restail prices are as follows: Wholesale Retail . Sugar, per hundred $8.60 $10.00 Flour, 49 lbs. (H&H) 2.70 3.00 Cornmeat, 9 lbs. .58 .70 Butter, creamery_ .50 .55 Ham, pound .31 .35 Bacon, pound, . .375. .45 Navy beans, lb. .14 .17% Rice, pound .0954 .121-i Milk, 16 -or. can .13 .15 Oatmeal, 9-1b. sack.L .60 .75 HELP THE TOBACCO FUND 25c Will Furnish Soldier a Week's §ilpPlYS1•99:411 Provide for a on*. The Independent -Ledger is author- ized to accept dortatenris for \Our Boys in Franee Tobiieco I'und\. This orglittizatIon, Working through near- ly 500 newspapers . itid magazines, is raising money to keep the soldiers supplied with 'Ismelles\ while they are on duty across the water. Kits containing 45c worth of to- Nicco, a weeks supply for one man, are Ra i() for by each donation of 25c, tut each package contains a post card !Alia Win bear l'fic name and untie - is oTa . peison 'wh'Ci has contra,- Ate'd: We that - thi - Contribtifor will re - receipt 'horn d' fighting man. All labor, printing, posta g e, etc., have been contributed ind every dollar given actually goes for the purpose of buying tobacco for the .spoldlers and sailors. The people of this county, who are represented so liberally in the fighting forces, can afford to provide the tioys ...70 the coinforts they de- serve, and t6s` Lail should mount rapiily and steadily. The record to ;fig is 41olleirs:' i'revioniTy actrnowledgc4 !i . a i rtman Total .50 $45.25 This o rount can easily be raised to r . Ole nekt 'report. Who erff Ai' At' tlisi at least one fighting rinin\ii iutiolied for a iiidnflir ihritild' kin to the indetiOn4flialliter Til a. ateb Fund. or may VFIntil edl :to Darling at the Power City jewe' ry; AF• Ye\: hili4 clogged? Tlse bowels are the sewerage sys- tem of the body. You can well imagine the result when they are stopped up as is the case in consti- pation. As a purgative you will find Chamberlain's Tablets excellent. They are Irak arid gentle, in their action. !bey asn imprpyr e the digestion. - For sale by. p•tigbtylo Drug Store. 410164 - 414i thilc cheapest and quickest way_ It efi p 91 . of Tot, 41 plus stock ney allays Cnd Ai\ ba/et• CORONER'S VERDICT Nothing Mysterious About Result of Inquest -Arthur Soule Alone Implicated. We, the jury find that the de- ceased Benjamin J. Soule came to his death Friday, January 25, 1918. at his home near Deep Creek, Sanders county, Montana, from a blow on the head and a gunshot wound in the left leg, at the hands of Arthur J. Soule. Since the story of the coroner's inquest appearing on another page was put'I type and made ready ?or the press, We have been informed by E. T. MeCaffery that the verdict of the jury is no longer confidential since the arrest of Arthur J. Soule. Froth sensational stories appearing in some of the daily papers, it would appear that there was something mys- terious 'and unusual about a secret verdict, but such is, -not the case. It . is customary whenever the person implicated is not under arrest to keep the findings secret until a warrant can 'be issued and served, to avoid giving him an opportunity to make his escape. B. H. Hornby a of the Dover Liu itors here Tuc F. J. Campbell Co., were vis- ednesday. Populfithon of London. Figures as to the medieval popula- , ion of London are mostly mere guess- work. The following, however, mire hnsed upon careful calculations: 1580, 123,034; 1593-5, 152,478; 1001, 400,- 000. In 1750 the population , of Lon- don, \within the walls,\ was about 87,000; \without the walls.\ about 57,- 100; In 1801 (census) time population f the \city\ was 128,129 ; the outer rmug, 155,334; Greater London, 1,114,. U1; in 1841, \city 123,563; outer ring, 280,007; Grenter London, 2,253. :211. The extraordinary growth of Lon - did not begin until the middle of • mneteenth century. 21 nnnannn 22 SI SI 22 21 If WANT ADS If II 21 22 22 22 V: 22 11 if ft 22 22 22 it tt Si NOTICE -Everyone having dishes belonging to. th Rebekah lodge please bring same to the Brauer res- idence. FOR RENT -2 furnished rooms. Inquire at this office. FOR SALE-Gooct milch cow, price $80. Mrs. Bert Hind, Thompson Falls, Montana. WANTED -Furnished room, mod- 1.1111111111111.11111101111111111111111111•1111111111111111111111111111111111111 E. R. DOUGHTY, Druggist De Luxe liwrsolls Jeweled Models $322 to $6 . T HE Ingersoll Reliance was the first 7-jewel:bridge model wadehloiell at anywhere near its price -83. It's smooth and solid and tt.m.. It keeps good bme. h's the kintealwelkatch your friends cheek their time by. lion have a. choice of three C11194/1, described below. The Waterbury is smaller. Vie new \small site\ watch. It's jeweled at the points of greatest friction and is built on the sturdy Ingersoll plan. It comes' also with a Radiolite dial Mat ithows timc in the dark or light. It's a guaranteed 4 -Jewel 3-5 Actual Size Waterbury $3 50 Main Dian A new watch will a good old name. With glow dial, $4.50. 7 -Jewel 9-5 Actual Sixe Retiance $ . 5 5 ° (Soap Ca‘e) brtdoe mod , . Also in dust- proof screw case. SLOP Gold -Filled Reliance n (Gold -Filled) The graceful }reliance in an extra quality SO. wear guwantred case. ern, On residence part of toWn. In quire at this office. WILL EXCHANGE -1917 Ford car in first-class shape for cattle. Ad- dress Box 378, Plains, Mont. TO RENT -Attractive furnished room in' privaze fan.i13. Address P. O. Box 364, Thompson Faits, Mont. FOR. SALE -Now is the time to start advertising cattle, poultry or other live stock you wish to dispose of. Independent -Ledger Want Ads reach the buyers. FOR SALE -A snap if taken at once. Two lots on Capital Hill, small house, water on lots, good chicken house and yard.. Address Marguerite Tilton, 209 Seventh Ave., Helena, Mont. 46-4 FOR SALE -Tent house, three rooms completely. furnished, dishes and kitchen utensils, 400 lbs. po- tatoes, some canned fruit. First rea- sonable cash offer gets it. Address P. O. box 363, or inquire at this office, LOST -One Hereford cow with 11 - month -old calf; one .red cow with 3 - months -old calf; one 2 -year -old Hol- stein steer; branded bar M heart on right ribs. $15.00 reward for all, or $5.00 each for the cows with calves and steer, for information. Ed Mar- quardt, Niarada, Mont. 48-3 11•••••11 • pirob• Timm Sai•ese rd.rs. i•• sr* thi welt simew ewe- As Ms eee the wok: • cma..a. ike oft..4- 664 *re pm* toe 4 4.4 = •g .'satillia torbee t w te= \ : 1 1 a na ia d: ewe ere testelet I T . I .4 1 ikorestiewe Met • 4 a e. tire• th.g le ilieimaiiiSase•geeW VI A& &else limill7r i a.441.1,8 beam Bum 11•10. Slewatee lemete metrie Ira $1.44. your chactiren in Pastor Brown Shaping Last -tout too& Mini to oda Id this los. Thompson Falls Mei . natio Co. •., W••••
