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The Flathead Courier (Polson, Mont.), 09 June 1910, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn86075296/1910-06-09/ed-1/seq-8/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
Silver and 'Stone sold the lot occu pied by tlie' Jeffries blacksmith shop on Third avenue to Mrs. Berry. Con sideration 92300. A. M. Moore dropped in to town Tuesday from liis ranch at Marion Montana A car load of pipe for tlie water mains arrived this week and the work is being pusl.ed as rabidly as is prac ticable. See the men’s swell ties at—F. L. Gray Company. Goods all marked in plain Agues at Carter’*—One price for all. Frail firmt r m i n il daily at F. L. Gra if you contemplate having dress for tlie -itn either wool . A r e Y o u 6 o i n g I n t o A N e w H o m e ? I f s o b e i t s h a c k o r m o d e r n r e s i d e n c e y o u w i l l f i n d w h a t y o u n e e d a t t h e n e w s t o r e O f T h e P o i s o n H o u s e f u r n i s h i n g C o . BUCHANAN : h MeOIUIVRAY a new ___ ____ ______ erect ion, see Carter’s drew good?. BalckarOatfH For Sale-Consisting of ice box, «xl2xl4 ft. plate glass mir ton, National Cash Register, pair of 30 Ih. Dayton Company scale*, gaso line engine, block tools ect.—Hart- Biek Co. Carter is agent for tlie Kalispell steam laundry. See tlie men’s sv.ell shirts at—F? L. Gray Company NOTICE—A complete record of all tilings made oil tlie Flathead Beserva- tkm and 12 beautiful post card views of the principal points of interest around-klatliead Lake, will be sent post paid to any address on receipt of ONE DOLLAlt— It Paxton, photo- graplier. Columbus. Ohio. OATS POR SALE— 5000 busliel of good oats. Will deliver at the Poison dock from a ton up for 11.(10 per hundred. J. C’. Keller, Blgfork, Mont AN BUILD INDUCEMENT TO SIDEWALKS. Far the aaat tk ii* * * s C n m fces. U k r C N f M t « a m J ie at SO per eart. hem their rsgrier prises fir aM Im Jntw e d in * e i m lrarti- efrfiewafcs within * e c ifrlW lsefN > C H A IM » * O S .L U » « » CO. EVERYTHING SELL EVERYTHING viofert & Colville w jio . ho the painting on the new Klondike are contemplating locating in *>0 ^ \ b soon they are through with UwtJo Tliey are both good ^inters and Mr. Colville is a flne sign writer. Tills office now has a motor which does the hard workthat the pressman has had to do^ince this plant was es tablished, so we are lic'ter PreP*'e than ever to handle your job printing. Carl A ndrews Is located not far from Dayton. He is a pressman by profes sion and his liome was In CWciga But lie Is going to quit the city ana his profession and make himself * farm home. L. T. Larson was one of the lucky ones. His number was 1801 and b® filed on section 30, three and a half miles north west of Poison. Mr w * non has built a shack and moved Ills family down from Kalispell. He was originally an Iowa man but came to Kalispell from Canada. Carl Wright lias the frame raised for his residence on B street The bouse will have ten rooms and mod ern In' every way, two stories high. Geo. Williams h u rooted tlie Irwin property on th* lake front and-moved Into I t / Dayton, Mont, June 4-Speclal to the Courier—Tlie mining excitement in this section is growing daily, Work on tlie Jumbo property is being pushed, twoshlfu now working dally Good strikes on other properties are reported. L. H. Johnson, superin tendent and general manager of tlie Lucky Boy was in town Saturday pur chasing supplies tor tlie camp at his mine, lie reported tliat thejr had commenced work on tlie tunnel oh their property and waa trying to se. cure an air compresser and drill toex* pedite the work. A new, novel and successful plan of Irrigation is being introduced by some of ths new farmers from tlie east In view of ashortage in the water supply atystem of sewing flax and planting onions among potatoes l» being fol lowed. This method of seeding will not be readily understood by the aver age old time Bitter Rooter until it is explained to him tliat t in flax will fan tlie potato bugs away while the onions will Induce a lachrymal flow tin t will be sufficient to Irrigate the potatoes.—Stevensville Begister. POLSON HEIGHTS G R A N D V IEW N o t a l o n e i n s o f a r a s a G r e a t e r P o i s o n i s c o n c e r n e d - - N o o m h a s o v o r q u e s t i o n e d W h o r e w o s t a n d w h e n s u c h p r o p o s i t i o n s a r i s e . W e ’ r e f o r i m p r o v e m e n t i h t h e m a t t e r o f m a k i n g P o i s o n ’ s o l d e s t , L a r g e s t a n d B e e t S t o r e S t i l l l a r g e r a n d b e t t e r . Their* art a | m t many In Poison today who remember this storos humble bcgifinlng In a Shack a few feet West of whoro tho Pres ent' S ttro Stands. With Its Stoeks limited In quantity and var- M y it sonrod tho wants of tho community In thoso oarly days- and It has boon doing so ever since, Growing as tho country, set- tlod up, until today it Is rated in a class with tho greatest storos In tho entire county. From tho outset QUALITY has been the watch word, whether it meant In merchandise or service to the public, while tho “Square Deal** Was the first principle incorpor ated In the business. T h a n it still another attraction, h r n m r , at the F . La G R A Y C O , •tora. Those who have known tho atom longest will understand it best Its thefact that this store is not a mere T e n d ing machine. It lias a S P I R I T , A P E R . S O N A L I T Y which nukes it aa different from the general run of commercial establishments. T H I S ia becauae every employe in this great es tablishment takes a personal interest in pleasing the customer. This store haa proepered, and the firm foundation upon which its business L IP B a n d S V C * * G B M doea stand has grown up to many years ofMnrice, upon the hearts and good will of the people. IN ADDITION to tho largo stock of Dry Goods F . L, GRAY CO are adding a childrens’ department. A lino of childrens wash dresses just arrived. Another big shipment will soon arrive. Our Shoe department. This stock has just doubled in last 30 days See our big line of Men and Btlys Hats Latest Styles Men’s Hats from $1.50 $2.00 $3.00 $5.50 and $5.00 Boy’s Hats, A ll Colots Blue, Black, Red, Brown and best styles 40 cents John Anderson lately arrived from I 1rand rand I up a large! Oregon has bought two lots I ii G I View and intends to put I house on t i i m Poison Heights and Grand View are , urely growing very rapidly. In these beautiful additions have onlv I been for sale about two mouths anil I according to tlie census just taken I there are seventy people living up tiiere and several new buildings a n under construction. Many or the lots, whieh a n being sold dally, will soon | Iiave buildings on t!:ein* Alex Beauvais moved up* four I houses In one day with his engine. I “Tlie man behind tlw throttle'’ was surely tnuy tliat day and It allows how useful an engine is In building [up a town. Mr. and Mis. W. II. Belber of Minnesota are tlie guests of James | Plummer and wife. Mr. Belber Is to move out on his claim a few miles | west of llonan. i ft!® *,te new dwelling I roofed and It will soon be ready for. occupancy. The house commands an I excellent view over the lake and [promises to be a very attractive liome. I. * 1!1 reside In her house lln Poison heights” as soon as she haa rocorered from Iwr present Illness Her son Mr. Lutehinger has Used up a nice liouse for lier wltli large Harden She is reported to be much better and It Is to be honed she will soon be able to take possession of | lier new house, w i .M a rtin Bodker has Unished liis well I It seems to be easy to set, water in Poison Heights and G r ^ d vie? £ (everyone lias been successful tlmt I tried orlt. Mr. Bodker’s well b but I tair °r water> Her“ *n Gadow las the contract I for putting up a liouse for Mr Goodliu on hto claim three miles west of bul- jfalo ferry. 1 1 i .uAlbe,rt. ®«PP ot Stevensville, bough three lota in Grand View Edition i and intemte to build whenhehw X I i f f ,,g d*,ry business In Stevens-1 Piol Finley invested in View lots last week. L. J. Blllington of Paducah, Ken-1 I f nP! present living on his lot* I in Poison Heights and he intends to ?nt »Up a.,iIOU8e f.or rent- He at pres ent teaching school at Uelena anTi Intends to return next summJ d ' two Grand G R A Y T , ... - ---- ’olson. John W. Plummer left restmimr for his claim nine miles sont'invest of S ’.*0? anfd ab0lltI° \ e mile east of the ? ai° tfe.rr-v- He 120 acrw intends t ° break (K) atics, put K orchard and build a substantial ho,,* Mr. Plummer’s parents will to reside in Poison Heights. I,til,ue Tom Sweeney and wire of Kalisnpii l6Stj at tl!e E,,is >>ome n 1 Heights and were delighted with ti * beautiful location of our town and expressed their confidence in S I good future. i W h e n Y o u T h i n k H a r d i v a r J T h i n k M a n * u r N o M a t t e r W h a t Y o u W a n t , if ^ i H a r d w a r e , Y o u W i l l F i n d It M a n s u r ’ s* A n d T h e P r ic e WlJ B e R ig h t T o o . c . M , M A N S V R 3 r d A v a n u a ■ •? - Pol F R E S H G R O C E R I I Always In Stock. Chase 4 Sanborn T e a s and Coffees. Batavia Biviid Canned Goods, Salt meats, Butter and eggs. Call and see us. Our prices are r ig h t L a m b e r t & B e n g s t e i 4th Avenue. We Deliver Goods. Clectrc Li H O T E L B E L L ; W m . B e ll* J r a Proprietor. P O M M W , Reeais S t eeals ts $ L M . AN Oatside t p e u V b i . Cals hCenaeetien. H o m e m a d e B r e a d , P ie s S o u p . C a k e s b a k e d t o oi C . B & I I wish to annonice that my aoMm on 4th ATenuo b now open for business, — - — •- •: — S - - . --- -- Post OWilila apriai Can And See Sampkaof Work. — ------- 1 , \ • A IL VOMC FW T OA S S A W M c a HEUONABU!. g g j a p j M n . M . M . ( 3 1 0 W . kn..C. Abel lioiis open: «k to ropoi ■ -------- - ------ -- fh e C a n d i e s , I c e C r e a m , _ J.P . Bindot • 1 _ w iop In , tlie T o b a c c o , F r u i t s , S o f t D r l n t o l S l ' S ? T h a F r a i h a t t a n d B a c t . j f S J S A t G O R D O N ’ S “d “ u “ “ r a u i . ™ A V E H W 2 3 K K So d , Fountain Dfin k , lr> D e l i c i o u i £ ^ ?3cureaiiigh ^ Mn. M< T1 ^ias been quH Jritti pneum P o t a t o e s , H a y , G r a i W “™ngMl*' S . L . G r e e n ’ s F e e d S t o r e CORNER 3 rd and E Streets H a y> G r a i n , P o t a t o e s . mpRxmimfi—fzi-iTsmm w ■ hum Frank vest Poison toad as sooi luilt. He ocated elevt Mr. and 1 Lhe band ,n furnisliin bf their hot Attorney visitor the i Frank Sr 1'. L. Gray 1
