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The Flathead Courier (Polson, Mont.), 18 Aug. 1910, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn86075296/1910-08-18/ed-1/seq-3/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
P o i s o n S e s s i o n a l d i r e c t o r y f. J. MARSHALL I jc i a n a n d S u r g e o n i in Pipes Building 099. B. OWEN Ip iA N a n d S u r g e o n of Women, Catarrh I Surgery a Specialty, er I ’olson Drug Co. lifted C DOOOE IC IA N AND SURGKON Itentlon paid to Diseases | iWoraen and Children i Higgins Ave. Missoula | [T. D. Morrlcon D M t M L E S S O N I N P R U D E N C E [ S 9 « 9 S 9 6 S S 9 S 9 e 9 S 9 S 9 S » « 9 S 9 e a I Business Locals Fresh fruit and tomatoes just in | I at o ly I thef\ornor on 4th. Street. Is included in the warning that your earn ing power will not last for ever. Take heed to It and prepare for the days of idleness by saving while you still have power to earn. Open an account with “Your Home Bank,” THE SECURITY STATE now. It will be your best friend when your earning days are over. Don’t forget that we carry the best j I line of shoes in town. Poison Mer cantile Co. Tiie Security State Bank has a| (change of ad this week—Read it. F o b 8 alb —D r. Crutcher w ill sell 1 100 feet dr less of desirable business lots, also a choice residence lot. If Go to Slemmer & Wells for fresh | home grown Flathead Fruits for can ning or eating purposes. 3 rd, street. Don’t fall to try an Egg Chocolate lo r Malted-MIlk at Alwards. th b S E C U R I T Y S T A T E B A N K OF POLSON FO R SALE—Fifty ton of grain hay | I sis rnllee southeast o f t o m I 2-t , : Geoge Sharp. Flathead grown fruits a t Abe bell's confectionery store Iii large or small quantities. Leave your order there (or canning. Gat your F r u it Jars, all sixes a t I I Polaon Mercantile Co. 0. T. HART D e n tist »r Flathead Drug Store M. DAWSON SM4UU EMBALMKH i F u n h m i . Divacxoit •werfd Day or Night. Ik c . b a i l e y C o m m i s s io n e r SoTAIlY PUBLIC. ' On B Street , POLSON HEIGHTS and | GRANDVIEW OUT AMONG THE UP-BUILDERS OF THE COUNTRY A . D . Maynard of Polaon has been Isurveylrig In tlila neighborhood the I past week. U w FwifUdl. Uw Mrs. iloole, who had been; under I tlie doctor's c a n of late, to able to' be jout again. iVrs. E. Jones has been visiting triends In this neighborhood and looking over the country. Mrs. Jones holds a number. Telephone poles are being put (through here for the Camae Springs |and Bonan line. H. Frederick, a one-tinuNortl [ Dakota farmer,ja dvlng the buildln,. 't o r i . BrCmwfbrdr r ' ,v'V Mrs. Waiter Storm 1a. entertaining, I her parents a n d ; J l u i e lister frou I Illinois. A SpeeUtjr IA * LYMAN A l Uw deer East ef Flalheai iw J. LOWARY >RNEY AT L a w etice in all Courts H. NASH > u n e y -A t -L a w lby P u m o P. NAPTON |EY JtliD: COUNSELOR A t L a w beKsMdRE a n d C o u n s e l o r A t L a w . I |Thlrd A MAYNARD iriL E n g i n e e r . t'Burveylng. Irrigating dltcke# loelde Corner*, Timber or . Everything attended to , with promptness. McMICHAEL And Civil r n g h y t do work in aiijr fcrudi tU* profeMioai Surveying a Specialty thur Mizell jE R a n d O p t i c i a n airing a Speciality Test 3rd Avenue IEY TO LOAN EiUte and Penonil Properly J. GILLAM i A. D. Maynard on B »t. A. M iller and family cam e ln froit Missoula last week and are now set tied on Miss M iller’s claim, Mr. M iller Is one o t Uie popular clerks lo Uie Stihlej-Seeatce department store a t Ronan. Messrs. McConnell and B. Evans drove over to tlie latter’s claim last week to look up the con;«s. Mr. Evan* la in section 30 a nd w ill move on h is claim thla week. W . Crawford la pretty busy tliese days b u ilding a commodious cottage which w ill certainly be a e r e d ltto (Iw community when flnlsheil He lias fenced the ranch and mads other substantial Improvements. He Isa hustler and lias pu t In pretty long days to accomplish what he has since cbming this spring. G. Mansur is doing the cement work on the residence o f 6 . A; Lucas in the Grand View addition and tlie carpenters w ill be a t work in a day or two. Mr. Lucas is very well satis* lied, w ltii tlie location for his four room'cottage, the lake view being very attractive. John Slierman 8 r .,w e s fti town yestelUay from life claim and paid poison H e jgbtsa v is it .. He make ar- rangements to p u t the last o f h is ex cellent lots on the market. p o iso n Heights and Grand View, fhe addltlon-oK the southeast side of fbwn, Is surely a pretty lively place. Eleven residences are, pit the present under c o n s t r u c t and several o f tlie lot' owners are thinking of building in the near future. Gus Norris struck water In his new well a t 33 feet. I t was nice and cool and clear which all summed up makes Gus well satlsflled. W . T. Penrose left to-day for Kal ispell where he Is to meet Mn. Pen rose and children, who a n coming from Steamboat Springs, Colo., and w ill reside in Poison Heights. John Gadow, who for the past week has been laid up witli a twisted arm, is recovering very nicely and will soon be able to abandon tlie sling John was too enthusiastic a base bail player and got hurt when tiie \Poison Heights” team played the “Poison Scrubs,\ a junior team. W . H. Harrison has already com menced to build on his lots in Grand Vievv. From liis 5-room cottage he will h ave an excellent view over the lake an* “J mountains. G. Mansur has the eont/act for the cement work. The you.IK son of John Anderson of Grand Vie\v, who liad been seriously ill for the past three weeks, is now recovering aiM* considered out of dan ger. Dr. Jtfarphall is attending the case. Mr. and M n . A . F . Klemle In sec tion 7 west of town a n building a very com fora table naldence. The house w ill be 24x28, w ill Iiave cement foundation and cellar with a well a t rear o f tlw house. From the porch a beautiful view Is to be liad. In front the city of Poison w ltli the lake and mountains and to the left the lovely fails o f the Pend d ’ Orolle river, ln the spring an orchard w ill be started and tlw breaking of the good land w ill commence aa, soon aa the fall rains,come pouring down. Mjss Mary P i i l i r»-Iso in section 1 has Just mov ed luto her nice four-room bungalow and tlw view from the comfortable 'porch Is grand. The liouse ia located very h igh aud cau eaaily be seen from the olty. Miles o f fertile land cau be 4 *m ii from the house In every direc tion besides tlw ilovely sight the jlty , the lake* tlw mountains and tlw i ver oflet the occupant* o f the cozy piece* Abother farm in thla neighborhood w ith substantial buildings la tlw place of of John T. Foulkes in sec tion 12. Tlie dwelling house is 24*24, lias atone foundation, cellar, and from tlw porch tlw apectator com mands a lovely view of the c ity, lake and mountains. Mr. Foulke has a l ready broken considerable land aud Intends lo break 50 acres more tills rail. The well is already about 20 feet deep and tlwre are indications that water m ight be secured very aoon. The large comfortable bam shelters some Ant-class liorses and tlw cows give lota o f rich milk. In spite of tlw dry season the pasture Is good. ' In section ft weat ol town Claus | Erickson h u settled and is now living | w ith his family In a liouse Just tem porarily put u p . Erickson intends to build a barn this fall, break some land, dig a well and fence his 80 acres. Erickson, born In Norway, lived for many jears in Blichlgan, re* sided thereafter for seven years In I Seattle and came from there to Pol* son and thinks this certainly lsa| good country. Mr. and M n . L .G . Schwartz and family of Omaha, Keb,» te also living out west of town about three inlles and is Just “camping,” bu t w ill build In the fall the residence, a s Mr. Schwartz thinks a lot of his nice stock the barn Is already erected. Considerable land Is broWn and the garden turned out very satisfactory considering the dry season. In the spring Mr. Schwarts will put out an orchard as Iw has a very suitable lo cation. When our representative | called a t the farm the same old iju«- tlon was asked “how do you like it? | I hope you are not discouraged on ac count of the dry season. Mrs. Schwartz very readily answered that tiie country was good and as she (irmly believed we will have a goou season next year. She said, \and this dry and smoky summer will then easily be forgotten. A visit out to J im Dupuis’ place, 4 miles east of Poison would certainly prove very interesting to lovers of fruit and lo persons interested in gardening. The trees are practically covered with apples of all kinds and some are so full of fruit that part of the apples have to lay cn the ground. The renter, 51r. L. De Hanleau, has acres covered with a most successful garden and the farm lu whole looks very attractive and a trip out would be enjoyed. When you s tart th a t bank account I |see “ Y o u r home Bank.” The Security State H a ir nets and hair switches for sale I I by Mrs. McKee, Room 21, Lake Hotel. I Chase & Sanborn teas and coffee] sold a t Carter’s—Tiie best on the) market. __ __ t We carry a flne line of Ladies Shirt I Waists In fancy styles. Poison Mer- j antlle Co. D i s t r i b u t i o n We have just received a large shipment of Dining Sets of High Grade, Semi-vitreous Porcelin Ware of 41 pieces which as an advertising medium we will distribute' among pur customers. The distribution of the^ Handsome sets infill not affect or prices in any department. Anything you buy from iis We shall persist upon glvlnft you the best and most you can buy for cash. We want you to secure one of this* sets that we may advertise our business and show in a substantial way that we appreciate your patronage. In doing this we simply give you these sets and sell you goods at our regular prices* Call upon us that we explain of plan of distribution In detail and show you the sets. ' DISTRIBUTION BEGINS AUGUST 1st C a s h S t o r e Drop in and hear the new piano | at Alwards K ozy orner ■ i McCall’s Patterns at Poison Mer cantile Co. Wrap your house In a coat o f Sher-1 whi-Wllllams paint for sale by Pol- j son Mercantile Co. O rden taken for IceCream and Sherbert I f ozy at Uie l\ orner on 4th, Street Job Printing ■■■3 'VriS • HlgHi, - P r l M t R ig h t C O V R IE IL O F F I C E V* f e w i i W i i a i g M B B W M i l i i i I f Y o u W a n t G O O D S T H A T A R E N E W A N D U P - T O - D A T E S E E O U R L I N E O F D r y G o o d s , N o t i o n s , R i b b o n s , H o s i e r y , L a d i e s S h o e s a n d O x f o r d s . C h i l d r e n s ’ S h o e s B o y s S u i t s G e n t s ’ F u r n i s h i n g s D u n l a p , S t e t s o n a n d R i v a l H a t s F o r M e n . W . L . D o u g l a s S h o e s D o n ’ t m i s s S e e i n g O u r L i n e o f M e n ’ s S u i t s , R a i n c o a t s f A n d O v e r c o a t s , B e f o r ? M a k i n g a p u r c h a s e e l s e w h e r e . W e c a r r y i n s t o c k o v e r 4 0 0 s u i t s f o r y o u t o s e l e c t f r o m . P r i c e R a n g i n g f r o m $ 7 . 5 0 t o $ 3 0 . 0 0 T h e B i g S t o r e K A I S E R - M c C A N N Poison, Montana.
