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The Flathead Courier (Polson, Mont.), 29 Sept. 1910, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn86075296/1910-09-29/ed-1/seq-14/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
'V i o e c i a i R a t e s l o r F l a t h e a d . p 1 * $ 4 F a i r , O c t o b e r I 2 * 1 3 - l 4 $ 1 . 5 0 f o r R o u n d T r i p * i j , J ‘H#n D#rby\ r£f. “T y 8ir ...... ^ tU^ ‘rluapfi « 'W * 4 ol»n A. 8 tley„jhut,':jnyeotor of absurd contests, whoso forte It was te arrange races between animals which I “ “!S apparent,y had made most un- lie purpose, was the to l e a r n e r le only straight through boat to and from Somers _ itest and m o s t l y L a k e r ly boat on ihe EAST SIDE NAVIGATION CO. m Mes Tables Table* TabU And don't f | r | « t oi line of sv>: E w e i l K i t c h e n B e d s ■f r o l Spring* attresses and Pillows F o i l l o s t c o i h c a r r y a g e n e r a l l i n e o f F U M u i i m k m VlT D IX O N 8 T A C E [Beginning rto i^iiy . Aprll 2 5 th I W Run © From Dixon T o Poison Leave Dlxon 8 a.,m. t Arrive Ronan 9.30 a. m. Arrive Poison 11.30 a. m. FromTolsoii, To. Pi^on. ___ Leave Polsoif 12.30 p. ni.. Arrive Koilan 2.00 p. m. Arrive Dixon 5.30 p. m.. IThis stage will go through a portion of tiie Reservation tliat is 1 • ... , not allotted. R> F . V inso n NOT IN'A TRUST Ul Stands For Good W o r k , F a i r Prices and Square Deal to All “We Make Our Own Prices” puitable for _ atory k tb|t tyoJdea cameto i h ^ i t numwr dflhens. Be no ticed bow rapldM tbs. chickens ped to wurry to theft aunthe? whe^footfiwas I thrown to her. This furnished the In genloua Sir John with a clever notion, and at mess, be theu being quartered ?* .V ,n(lBor* be accordingly unfolded to bla^rother officers bls plans for n I great chicken race. He bought from a farmer a beu and :J**wod of chickens. Each officer was -- I • ribbon, so tbat be could easily retfog- W * f ^cW cketts w m tvM placed about fifty yards away from .tjielr mother, and wblebaverof tbemreached her flrst tn auswer to her cackle when food was thrown to lier was to be ad- | Judged the winner. • - . . . And :so .thla ridiculous \ben Derby” Icame o r in tbe hnrracks at WinOaor •nd was wltncgsed by noarly tbe whole ItbrlgadeoCguardfi, who traveled down fromLontyn especlallytto»eeit. The met wa* sucbasuccesa that k w u •rnngedjo repeat it the «»l|ow- [ tog week, it might possibly have be- ome a regular .Institution and a >rac- if atyble of thickens might have been ladded t o t h e attractlohsat Windsor I'had not Sir John's chicken won on I each occasion with, such cpae as to cauaq suspicion In the; minds of 1 bls I competitors. -: Indeed, It .was found. It te said, that In bo(b races Sir John trad [selected a sturdy young cockerel Wlni was muift.tmjipeedy for bis sister* When vletfcfjrwiiaa certulnty for one particular icompetltombe contest, of course, lost'Interest, aod aoth* chicken 1 ncca a t . WIndM>r.Qfuue to n sodden I end.-NCw York Herald. TURNER’S Hte Orest Painter Aehisved^ I t by , Years ef Self Sacrifice. )t', [Turner. could oot bear to sell'a fq- | voriie painting. He was always met- after sucb, “I I lost one of my children this, week” he would sadly exclaim.' At a Meeting at I Somerset H dum > It <wits decided to pur-. ItbnHt' h l x t w o great pictures.; tiie TJie UuJt^d States.ifalntV'wus. estab lished In m z There nre over 5,000 ngrlcullunil ns- Bociations lu , France aud Algeria, Switzerlaud jju.va move tlwn $ 12000 , ,-. , 00 p worth °f eatflbles frofu Gerniaqy annually;*;* l \ i <„ xJia i l r£ ; ‘ Fresb beef I* wholly supplied tu tbe PblllppJnes by Ad«trnlasln; lard ond bacon by China. ' ‘ ha? expytetj^uu /averoge^of oil milllcu tons of milled rice onnualfy Vor' the last Ove years, A trade Journal iu tbe Uugllsli lan guage is printed lu Helsiugfors. the tlie 'Uethotllst Episcopal' church receiilly cclebrntei] his ninety-seventli birthday. Spain, introduced Tarentlne fine wool sheep there. This wus 200 B. C. An EngllsfiMn' clnliiis to biive in- 'Tflnterra-punetarelcMflutoiuofjiletli'c. matlp so tijr. a protective inner, lining,^ The workmen's Insurance iu Don! mark costs a laborer from f 107 . 1 > y to jKil .44 In particularly hazardot^; i A powerful microscope is recom mended by the department of ngrluul- ture as a kitchen utensil to det«ct adulterants/ ’ j; \The new king of England has comi ex officio nn honorary canon ipt St David's cathedral; wltb nn annual stipend of $ 15 . > ■ p. bevciral membere of the royal fum||v of Slnin are eipert amateur photogra phers and have doue much tb advaiwe the art ln that laud. v; Sixty per cent of the patents grantfd yearly lu tbls country, ore woi'thl<^j». Neorjy. 00 per cent , of the etmrl<§l patents ai« practical. . 3 A candidate for a scboolteachersblp In New York recently told an examiuer that tba alimentary canal was some where out In Kansas. The part of . frtymoM iu possession ^ savage tribes is said to contain forests of fabulous wealth and: probably alfo rich mineral deposits. 'I The Thousand Island* Is tbe motor boat metropolis of the world. Or^r 8900 J were operated in the Thousand Islands region, .laat year. ^ It wil|, take 100 men two yearsi|o break up tbe old British battleship Thutiderer, which has been condemned tor tlie metal she coutains. | A countrywide crusade agalust \the A B a n k ’ s F i r s t D u t y 'U \ n its depo»itor». U ; w h K h i ^ m t r u t h , CONSERVATISM. business of SECURITY AND Safety is con> We feel justified in asking for yourbanung business, aMuring always, courteous treatment and satisfactory service. X ’ F l & t h e & i :.;3' O f F O K O N .. M O N T A N A . Aug. PETERSON, A.. D. MAYNAiB^ H wH>st . Vtai'-'llp Capital $25,0M }'*J $ -i'-rt 1 **®“* w,l,,e i’^Bue\ tuberculosis. I Is [ the .National- filler,v. A_ beiue waged iu England along mucb - v ?• * ' - IWIUK nilKvU IU UUHIHUU MIVU(| 4 Iwus. I them,-,. “A. nobif offer, said the pii|it- I er. “a noble offer: tbut. no. „l cannot [part wltb tbem, ImpoHHtble.'V Mr. l oriffitbH. gtwitly disappointed.’look nls leave;Turner ran after hiln. '\Tell those gentlemen.\ be mid. \that the Nation will mqat likely have tbe pic- 1 tdr«s after all.” Ixing before this I Turner bad nutured a purpose, wbl^b continued to tie his domlnaot Idea while life lasted. Tbis was to be- I qbeatb to his country a Turner gal lery of pictures and to amass 1100.000 to build and endow aq asyinm for de cayed artists It was for tbls great l object tbat be denied blmself all pleas I ores tbat cost money, ail luxuries. (Iiit resolve, once made, could not be shak en. Oa om occasion he was offered 1100.000 for tbe art treasures locked up In the “din.\ \Give me the key of the-boose. Mr. Turner.\ said a Liv erpool merchant, \aud here Is the money.” “No. thank you.\ replied Turner. “1 bave refused a better of fer.” And that was true. By bls will be bequeathed £140.000 to found an asylum for poor artists boro In Eng land and a magnificent art t collection to bis country- Tbls latter bequ«f was. however, coupled with the con dition tbat bls “Rise and Fail of Carthage\ should be bung in the Na tional gallery between Claude’s \Sea- | port” nnd \Mill.“-London Graphic. Didn't Olvs Him ths Chanes. Schopenhauer, when staying ln Ge- I nevs. used to. go every day to a table d'bote, at wblcb . now and then ap peared other distinguished . visitors. | Once Lady Byron sat next to blm. \Doctor.” said tbe host after'she had | left, with a twinkle In his eye. \doc- I tor. do you know who sat next to you at the table today? It was Lady By- I ron.” “Wby the dence did you not tell me I tbls before?” replied Schopenhauer; \1 I should bave liked to.be rude to her.” “Tbat was wbat I feared.\ aald the I host, “and for tbat reason I kept It I quiet.” ■■ ■ Vsry Thorough. Nfew^ 'Ybrk's ‘collector of -customs was talking about smuggling. , ■ “$iniiffgHng triust hfl '1 snla. I ••We'll make It cease. If we bavo to be I ak strict arid thorough' is the Frencb I cu 8 |oms officer. This strict offlccr, standing on the-pier, frowned pn , a tourist with a swollen cheek. ; “What bave you got there?\ be said, pointing to, the swelling. “ ‘An abscess, sir.’ was tbe reply. \ ‘Well,' said the officer Impatiently, •open It. please.' ''-Washington Star. It Hsd an Effect. . “Did tbnt sarcastic letter you wrote to the milkman requesting blra to let . you attend, to. tbe job of watering^ tbo 1 milk now that you have a new biter In the Ultcheu faucet have any effect? “It-(lid.\ said the joltcster. \He de livers the bottles uow obly two-thirds full.”—New York Sun. The Error. Snndy-Do'etor. mau, there's a bit error I' tbis bill o' charged me for advice. It.—London ruucli. ■ ■;H*wattnu,iCf|Tltar 9 > tbe extent of 11.500,000 Is to be used In tbe d^rel^i- *oC « aouoeo act* sagarplantqtlon wlthin tblrty miles of Manila. fit In Germany, where the consnmpi of edible fats Is large, there are no' •even companies 'Crushing coconnuts and refining tbe:oli. for edible use, Tbe Braallian government has decid ed to maintain in the famous botanical garden* of Rio de Janeiro a depart ment for tbe study Of planta and trees for commercial purposes. . | . Within a short space, of time Queeoi- land will be as' celebrated for Its sapphires as South Africa Is for dia- moods. Many profitable diggings are being opened up ln tbe busb. Consul Albert Halstead Mates that tbe electrical department of tbe Eng lish city of Birmingham Is endeavoring to Increase tbe use of electricity In every way, one of which is the renting of motors. Sues canal 'bas proved to be one of tbe most profitable commercial under takings In the history of tbe world, dlid the Manchester ship canal, is now accomplishing i l l and more than was promised at first. After a fierce seven hour struggle Seattle fishermen: caught a monster •bark thirty-six feet long and weigh ing over fifteen tons. Tbe tall waa full of splinters ais a result of a strug gle on the part of tbe shark to destroy the boat from which It was finally caught. Gleaming button* for service uni forms were abolished by Uncle Sam years ngo because they made tbe sol diers fatally conspicuous on the field of tattle. Instead of books and eyes, as the worthy-peace advocate suggested, tbeir garments are united by dull black buttons. In some parts of Germany mice and rabbits do so much harm in tbe fields and gardens tbat tbe publh^authorlties and special organizations of farmers undertake the ■ work of . destruction. The usual method Is poisoning by means of bread containing tbe Loeffler moUfre bacillus. The Earl of Crewe, British; secretary of state for the colonies, gtfes so far as to admit that Canada’s independence J now extends to international negotia tions and treaties, and tbls is quoted approvingly In the Dominion as a cer tain indication tbat a new stage has been reached' in colonial history. The hope of Singapore, is for a great trunk'Hue'railway running from this southern point-of tbe Malay peninsula northward through Slam to Burma and on to India and n branch line through Cambodia into China. Some day tbat bope'will be realized. Within a radius of 2,000 miles of the little island ou which Singapore is built there is a pop ulation of 700,000,000. Geologists\believe tbat in a far re mote ngo the great lakes were a part of the Atlantic ocean, and tangible evi dence to support this theory wns re cently furnished by the capture of a sculpin from tbe deepest waters of Lake Ontario. Meu of science say thnt the Dsh is a new species in fresh wn- yours. Ye’ve , jel, nn(j presumably a descendant of Ah never tuk I ^ sajt water sculplns of nn earlier fra. A h o m e a t h a n d f o r e v e r y o n e * ! ! ! C h a r l e s E . R e d e k e r . N o w i s , t h c t i n » e t o g e t b a r g a i n s ! $280 buys a fme local retidwee lot, fall slsa, ia Poison proper. - : ;f st^'li tfcekattresMUnce sectba SSOOwili boy • 28 f t hosiaon lot oaFwtrth t t Only |S7S tkk weak for a good business lot right on Third itrook street f a i * « * f b r ISO* $178 aad up for largo residence lots on baantita! Riverside. TIs only .lake front addition. Ciosa in to Aa business district, a fall siao lot on Second street lar I4ID, - - A two-room bense on a splendid lot locatad on C street for only $700. A fnllSO-fbot comer business block on TUrd street for only $MS0. ■;i Serial sale o o ^ IS ream >io*srt)r, rorontly bsaMt, and a fine. yray oaWen. Lookirfxr thi*prspiHy.^ ' Just $128 aack for ako lots oa Poison Heights. $1200 will buy a nice MMcst residence lot overlooking tke lako on B street. Hm two konses on it, both ranted. $900 only for a Ana house and lot facing directly on th* lako and Riverside p an. A very ckoice property. $880 will bay two lots 100 by 140 foot; contar location. $80 will buy a fine residence lot at St. Ignatins. Four a l tke best lots in Diaoa ean now he bad at prises that aro right. Diunbasa^graatfntnre. $•8 and n p & r A l hMsio tho town of Dayton, aleaig Flatkead lake. SOacn fhut fans naar tko lake at Apgd Point Has substantial bafldlegj complete. Tsrau given. r «00 buys o'Shkts fruit' tract; 4-Tooin house with water. Naar •$480 buys five acres of good fruit land at Rollins. SO acres of fine reservation land. If its good land you want, wky investigate this. Several fiae lots from $100 or up at the Hot Springs. jLake front lob at Lakeside additian to Rollins. Splendid lots for investment at St. Maries and Worley* Idaho, frmn $40 to $180 oack. . As ths pioneers in the R n l Eilate buiineti here ws.esn supply sny demands, and indeed offer Ihe largest imsibjs sKeetion. No matter whether it be BuiiMSS vlf^eks, ..City Additions, Lake Shsre Trabts, Fruit Lands, Timber; Indian: Unde er Reiinquiehnieirts. F I R E I N S U R A N C E C H A R L E S E . R E D E K E R , Polsorf, * >..* Montana. ; 6S6SS96969996Sii9696S696S6S«96S636S696S696Sl J o b P r i n t i n g C O V R IC R . O F F IC E 696S696Se»SSS9«939S969SS«96S6SS9SSe9SSS» wee til Shirt Waists. To clean up Uie balance of our sum mer Shirt Waists and Skirts, we offer all waists, including tlie Lingerie, Linen, Silk and Lace, 25 per cent olf the regular value. F. L. GRAY GO The One Price Store Mrs. K. Knudsen manufactures all kinds'or'braids, pulls, curls etc., from combings and cut liair. Prices; small braids $1.75, middle size braid, $2.G0; large braids $3.25; puffs and curls 25c each. Call and get a line on seventeen dif ferent Heaters at Kate Hart’s. WANTED—A second hand healing stove, inquire at the Courier ofllce. Every lady calling at the Dewey Lumber company cilice will be pre sented with a handsome souvenir wail match safe. m «*i 3»! j
