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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-4/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
» > > » > > » » > > : A N N O U N C E M E N T l | We are pleased to announce that we are now carrying a full line of candiei Our Chocolate* have just arrived and we fed that in offering you the \Bonita\ Chocolate, we give you the best money can buy. We are the exclusive selling agents of this famous Brand. __ • Our Lunch Goods are arriving daily and we are now in a position to put up lunches for fishing and camping parties. Special order* for Weddings or Parties, are given our personal attention. T H E M O D E L B A K E R Y THE HOME OF “ G o o d T h i n g s T o E a t \ A n y b o d y c a n a t t a c h t h e p l u g REPUBLICAN TICKET Tht G.E. F k H m t thtn htais U t t l f H t a b u t A m n h t u f a mtd w iUtiayhtt without fur- thtr uiUutiou. S a v e s t i m e , s t e p s a n d f u e l I f the washing and ironing ate sent out, the G.E. Electric Iron W'll still I k found a marvelously convenient utensil to have in tbe house. There are many little things women like to iron themselves, and many times it be* comes necessary to wash and iron a few handkerchiefs, etc., before the \wash” comes home. When occasions like these arise, and there is a G.E. lion handy, it is the work of but a moment to attach the cord to a lamp socket — and the iron is ready. Get one today. AT THE UP TOWN OFFICE . i H l k n M n a r t M m P i n t C s p q f > S t a t b T io k b t Congressman CHARLES N. PRAY Clerk of the Supreme Court JO H N T. ATHEY Railroad Commissioner E. A. M O R L E Y C o u n t y T io k b t State Senator E. M. HUTCHINSON Representatives GEO. H. GRUBB JO H N A. LEW IS FRAN K J. GRAY County Commissioner J. E. W H IT E Sheriff GENE HODGE . County Clerk and Recorder A. L. JO R D A N County Treasurer E. E. D A Y a rnrftfirnr JA C K JOHNSON County Attorney J . H. STEVENS County Supt. of Schools MISS N A Y TRUMPER County Surveyor A. T. W A LTERS Coroner J . E. WAGGENER Public Administrator HUGH SW A N E Y Some people may not like Tom Car ter, and Uwre are undoubtedly better men than he for U. S. Senator, but |a l tiiere a man In tlie state but what thinks m o n of Cartel than o f W. A. | Clark. And will any democrat wlio to on the Inside deny that Clark will be tlie democratic candidate. Rspub- T IE F U T I E U COURIER C. P. Cswnsn Printing Cs. Publishers. Published Every Thursday a t Poison Montana. fentcred u Meow) class matter Msy iftb II • t the postoffice at Poison, Montana. SUBSCRIPTION BATES One Year . . . . t&M Six Hoatttt l.J» Three K ob M m • - 75 la Adr«nee SPECIAL RATES Until lurtlief notice three months subscrip tions will be accepted ut CO cents, and six months at *1.(10 ADVERTISING RATES Less than 10 inches one Insertion ISc per Inch Over 10 Inches one Insertion .liK o per Inch TIME CONTRACTS Less than & inches .MHo per Inch per week Over 6 Inches 10 cents per inch per week, BUSINESS LOCALS 6 cents per line per Issue; Business locals will postlrely not be placed on f ln t page or In local news columns. Cards of Thank*. Obituary poetry. Bi solutions ot Bwpeet Church entertainments tor the purpose ot raising mon ey, charged for a t m a la r m e s What's The Nailer? The Kalispell Bee Is worried be cause the republican papers of the county do not have more to say in support of tlie \republican legislative ticket.” Why don’t the Bee have something to say of his own legislative ticket? So^iaF'lTre-oiilj^liing-tliat-lias-apT- peared in its columns are attacks on Hutchinson who is opposing the editor of the Bee for state Senator. Has Mr. Whiteside forgotten that the demo crats at their convention nominated three candidates for representatives, and they might be classed on tli'e leg islative ticket? lie sliould at Jtiust be faireuough toj ESPERANTO 0 « THE DIAMOND ---- T~fia a means of [Esperantos pr°p“» .Jjav6 thfl umpire popular 'j0i,B jn Esperanto.] announce l.is decision* m * £ — , H E pitcher throw* wlul When the umpire'bawls, _ \Urythwesr jmKirif. A n in the pitcher «>\*» b411. The batsman »\•*■ t|, But who .h a ll rtc<wnU* ‘ l‘« «»» lB ‘b% t } ^ « 1 r t h u . v b r ' Ones more t h . sphere 11 ,lm ?,'cvn*thywiK prthynmf*’*!\ Tha Esperantist 'acaped th* mob. But 'twaa a narrow aaueeie. And tha um p tn now upon tha Job I . talklwr baael»lle»*. | -Arthur Chapman In Vtnvtr llcan. . ft*vi*ing tha Art Waft ___ Rip Van Winkle liad returned from t i i second twenty year*' »1««P- \ I understand” be aaM, ^hat the art t t war bas greatly cbanffd.1' \In twenty year*r laughed tto maa who had him in charge. Well, ihould aayl\ Kip robbed hi* eyea. \They actually tell b » you ^don t make any mow cavalry charge*.'' \Certainly not. We charge with steel plated battle motors.” \And you tunnel no more mines and dig no more rifle pits?' «No, no. Tbe war department h u aa electric dredge, absolutely bomb proof, that will plow up an ordinary battlefield to a depth of twenty feet in I four hour* and fifteen minute*.\ \And are there no sapper* aad mln' I e n f \Nary one. They all pasaed away about tbe time the droppers cane in.\ \The dropper*!\ \Sure. They drop shells and grenadas from airships on to warship*, ytm | kaow.\—Cleveland Plain Dealer. Ne Outright Sal* ef Ni* Vet*. Recently Dr. Uartin G. Brumbaugh, a delegate to tbe teachers' convention la Boston which elected Mra, B la Flagg Young president o f the National Education association after a strenu- I t Is said that I t will not coat White- | aide a cent o f Ills own money. employed in the election. After having declared that be be* I Tlie Clark Amalgamated managers tiered there was no foundation tor tba Iiave bribed many men in Montana. * \ * * “ ?“ “ ■* J 0* \ tad £ * * * ! a , . 7 . . chaeed to elect Mrs. Yoaag tbe doctor Some were bought with a drink of added: whiskey andotlieis received tlioiu- \Bnt tbls is one that I did baar alace ands of dollars. What did tlie editor L c*“* J >*ck: 1 » * * * of Uie weakly weekly newspaper get? d i.c M .ln g h T m i* ! f e a t u r e ? m m ? Hon*. One said to the othir, who had i Tlie new democratic campaign test than once fallen «nd*r *aspteloa: book lisa made it* appearance I t Is \ \Wfl yon ewt salt year vetal* ■ “ * «<n0 - v a t woant reolr. ‘I i*t replete with promfaea of what tlie it oat to a syndicate, took an interest j democrats will do' If tliey get In t i hi the boainea* and drew dividends power. Compared with tlie npubll- lt*’ \-P hiladelphia Time*. ean test book I t appeara like a Dla- A m **- TraditiM I * * * * mood Dick novel beside an encyclo- Two Englishmen were resting « t tb* | pedla. Tlie democratic book reada 5** ®one ,nn> #t ®t*»tford-oa-AvoB. £ , : ' r , , s r ab i ! ? s r while In tlw republican book I t la neatb wblcb wa* printed, \Tba Haase facta, not Action you get. 11 Which ghakcapaar* Waa Bon.\ 1 T oning to bia Mend b i mild amprla* Tlie council of Kalispell recently h l M M ^ i u a l ^ a r n i i l * “ P— d M o r t l M n c U t t k c u r t , « » « . . 1 him to publlali tlielr names occasion- , g r a t lM)lter * ^ up tfm the ^ enracy of the inacHption. ally. O f course lie probably realises moU|« owners. I t requires that their i J I S ? the oh« ^ « that tliey have no chance of election machines carrv n n m h » « m. i « . i ^ S l i shami, shaking Us bead duU- ________ .. . . . mscmnea carry numbers on both enda eoaly, \ I thought be wa* bon I t a S H O E R E P A l l All kinds of shoe repair work neatly l0< O l e N y l i n O n C •trmmt b e t w e e n 3 r d F l a t h e a d D r u g C o t P r e s c r i p t i o n s a S p e c n | J Dracs, Staeionery, Candies aad( Io« Cream C R A M E R B R ( L U M B E R C O M P i W h o k * a l e = = = = E b p r e p a r e d t o f u r n i d k a D l B u i l d i n g M a t e r i a l O e r new machines w ill t u r n o u t as Rail c u t b e m d e a n y w h e r e , s o w e c a n h n i j in g f r o m b o t t o m t o to p , ju s t as j If you wish an esti mate far a build ing of any aize, get it from ua O F F IC E O N T H IR D AVE. I I M E C n O K W lT H YA R D . PROMPT I i D r a M a c d o n a l d a n d S m i t h but I t would look better If lie would of t g|ig t i n t can be read no matter ® * W l \ - 8 iic«et Magaaine. u y aom e thlngin their “defense.” i>ow iw t Uie cars are going. Tlie B u t maybe be doesn’t care about ipeeders are mad because It controls y’ anything b u t tbesenatorshlp. A t least tliem, and tlie owners of can wbo It would l ook tb a t way. were not speeders are sore because the O h M l B m U mt W lilu t ld .. I t w u ,t a ta* * l not a “dlaplayof courage to voice 0 caf8, principles.’’ I t maybe news to you to . , „ j L » t l » t t l . m id gm tlem m l,« l A “ r t * 1, ^ “ r 1 f T » T * U « W l « e < » le t “l»lltK .I T . T L . ..p - l n o r t . M . m r t . L t a . g o o d r e . « “ ( . U l a n . After l,h o « . r t . r l p m >“ t l . « W In tte up tlw taek tor so mucl> per rip, tam e d M , l.e a m t o r » > r i < « ■ « ■ « ■ * “ \ » * * » ^ •» ________________ _ « . . get tlie leaders to raise some money < t w w . r you b it. \ , „ „ . , , ' iemcner—write a sentence about Tn, and waa finally turned down cold by catan. 1 1 Tlie deer season opens Saturday and republicans. So now, he w ill yelp <■* of tbe dasaMcatan, man who “ d idn’t know i t w as loaded” « ! » » Whiteside barks. ^ ‘ tan. or who “saw a bush move and thought it was a deer\ will be In evidence.) Tlie movement started by the Ham- Kalispell • • ■ M oot A. D. MACDONALD, aU>*CM. PkasNae Uadlad Sa I m m 9 asd Dbeaaea e l Weaaa C S .S M m iM .D . Caaanl ftweliooi lg% lar, Naaa aad Thraat M r s . C h i l l Canto AMU Art Goods, I ter Piece* I Embroidery CoM Located far At I dmc**fparibK(l iw H n s l i v s How to Avoid C ritet. KODsaM mrmoM. That awe atwaM talk for days aad day* Of compromise is bad enough, But when tb* Udlea gat tb* erase Then I bave more than had enough. 1 took my loveliest ot loves Along ot me to HurUngham, For It one h u son* newish iloye#— Well, why not be unfurling ’em? Sine* every modern lady who H u ceased to be a flapper owns Tbat tasleaba were made for two And home's tbe place tor chaperon*, Tbe Third Degree. ----\ \ \ “ „ pvWence iit e movement started by th e Ham- Census Man-Now your age, madam. it was a twwrf wUl DO in e>iuenc«. * ^ How old are yon} to nroko bar haod tnd indicate ,llllllers wear llton Cliamber of Commerce to have Mrs. Qlddr-It’s _ __ __ ^ which would arise S o m e states make tlie inuiiers wear . . . . . . u *ev « s none of your busi- From fixing un « syndicate. ' „ . « I.... a tetter aU goods manufactured ln the state ness, and m never tell you in tbis . tebeM “Made I . M e u ™ , \ I. ^ . K S M S M W ® dM, L shoottng» m » » > » * • • \ • * » * * ■ \ , * * r 1 r 1 * - o * s r e i i t f a a r * a. a foil, ovomnimi would went w i many retailers have slgni* Mw. Giddy—Why. you horrid thln*t .. cause tlieTellows who are afraid the « ^ intention to push goods so J ^ tWrty^ight'.-Hsrper-s Week- deer w ill get away tobe more carefull. iabeiiea. - — - ---- Proqwctiv* fat* tn nubtbua. ■Muig or a I WO,000 diamond in AW- h®c.ou,(* . not bring hersett to say Cfc” A \Yes\ nor yet a -No\ to mo. “Sounds probable cuough to me \ \Bounds all rigbt. But no rich Amer- lean bas tried to smugglo It in.\-phiu adelphla Ledger, In ids anxiety to throw slurs at The Whiteflsh Pilot lias recently Hutchinson, the Bee editor accused ordered a Junior Linotype machine him of voting for a certain corpora- Tlie Pilot is one of the best papers in tlon bill. I t now appears tliat Mr. Flathead county and is rapidly forg- Wliiteslde put in some time at the ing to the front. When they get capital lobbying for the same bill, their new machine tliey expect to The voters are asking, why if the still make a better paper, [-Rp.p.-edltnn knew it was an Ainalga- father , Explained. (petulantly) - n|, „->«.aunyi —^ QU.— esawe-] ____ -— -— - ------- tlrensporcourae! Those children never 1 on hard I Aucust, Dave and Joe Finley sue- do a single thing! m ated measure d id be worn d e t j j n r o u n d i n g up and corralling Mother (ralWly)-Of course uot, dear; ' ,tQ -MBBiart ' 80me 20 head of w ild horses last week. tb**re twlns.-BaUlmoro American. I ffhese horses are found on the west | A great many of the number hold-J ■ ers were not anKious to get land in olA'lV' J'iver and are so the Flathead. A year from now its lnt0 a com * ^ ^ , / h t ‘\a ‘ head of these wild horses roam the 8 n w T *’ 8 ,lttn>h« of A year from now Its dollars to doughnuts that they will be sorry they didn't take advantage of their chance. , - ...... ‘“ Kill, hills and after onco belntc broken Ar* “ the gaB TWSB make flne animals.-llonan l ’ioneer. ! n * S f t t t n w r with h * the peaceful matcli \ I take the mean. To ba exact, Although one has a brother, on* Could manage with a little tact To undertake another ono.\ I wired (the answer was prepaid): \You make a compromise of It?\ Her ultimatum; \ I’m afraid ___ IhattMttgV-atKiut thc« t » OtTT\- —Punch. Measuring tha 8ermons. \ I believe i t would bo n good thing,\ said the deacon to the pastor, “lf you wouldn't make your sermons quite so long.\ \W hy, mau, I am commauded to preach tbo m ilk o f the w o rd,\ s o ld the pastor. “AH right, then,\ said tho deacon. \Mako it condensed m llU ,\—Boston Traveler. The-- McDonaU 29, MA h Kalispell, Now, N< MIS5B.M.WAI^ Nice, new rooms at veiy* rates b f « m o n th . Central South Security llovv
