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\ THE - MINERAL 'INDEPENDENT PUBLISHED ON TUESDAY AND FRIDAY 'BY THE MINERAL PUBLISHING CO. AT SUPERIOR, MINERAL COUNTY, MONTANA Entered as -second-class matter May 6, 1915, at th postollice at Sikerior, Montana, under the Act of Marchl, 1897. Subscription $2.00 Per Year In Advance. Advertising rates fur- nished on application: BERTHA B. LUCKEY, EDITOR AND MANAGER All general businAs letter) and correspondence should be ad- dresi - ed to The Mineral Independent, Superior, Montana. Letters for publication must bear the writer's signature, although it need not be published. _ THE VERDICT The verdict of Mineral County's Grand Jury, presented to Judge Duncan last Saturday and printed in full in another part of this issue, was received with much gratification A by a large major- ity of the taxpayers throughout the county. Although we were opposed to -such a procedure, perhaps this little showing -up shower was necessary to convince the doubting few that we have have a good county conducted by an efficient and honorable set of officers. We believe that an examination by the state examiner would have been all that was necessary to set everything right. Although he appeared before them to. explain in detail his report, it is an erronecks statement which conveys the idea that the Grand Jury had anything to do with the refund made by the county commissioners of excess mileage drawn dur- ing their first few months in office. Much credit should be given the members ,of the Grand Jury for their fair-mindedness in deliberating on matters brought to their attention. It has been alleged that the records were literal- I ly combed in an attempt to bring forth evidence sufficient to war- rant indictments, but in every instance where irregularities were found it was shown that they were purely mistakes absolutely void of any criminal intent, and immediate rectification was made. BURY THE HATCHET Now that the grand jury cloud of suspense has been lifted, let us turn our attention to other and happier themes. We are one people united for the common good, and as such let us drop all petty differences for nothing is so enervating to a community as dissention. Let us once more join hands and pull together as we did a year ago, and as the time is drawing near for our first birth- , why not c - eiebiate like we - aid - a year ago? From Alberton to Saltese let the pipe of peace be pasW and, once more, let the purple hills echo with harmony and good will. Already we hear the rumbling of a coming county election, let us deal deliberately and wisely in our future choice; Let us not forget as a represent- ative body and free moral agencies we have the power to elect or reject. The women will use, for the first time, the elective franchise and will play no small part in future elections. To her this privilege has been granted, and let hers be the conscientious duty to use this privilege wisely and well toward the welfare of the community and the betterment of the home. 9 Our observations of things locally confirms our believe in the old saying, that if a man continually plays with fire he is bound to get burned ocAsionally. A $250 exhibit at the state fair would be the greatest \knock' Mineral County could receive and, incidently, $250 thrown away. But $250 would go a long ways toward putting in good con- dition a bad piece of road. \NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS he Superior State Bank Mineral County's Only Bank Capital Paid In $20,000.00 Banking In All Its Branches 41 The small depositor will be made as welcome as the big fellow. 1jJ We are a home institution with strong outside connections. We want all the banking business of the county. 0 Interest at 4 Per Cent Will Be Paid on time Deposits OFFICERS H. SCHOENFELD, Presi4nt SAM L BOYD, Vice -President B. E. VAILL, Cashier DIRECTORS 1jon. Geo. L. Romsey, Helena Frank J. Luedke, - Saltese E. B. Hord, - Superior N R Sam L. Boyd, - Henderson A. P. Johnston, - Superior Helmut .Schoenfeld, Superior COME AND SEE OUR NEW HOME LOCAL HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT SUPERIOR Thos. 0. Kay returned to St. Regis Saturday. Mr. Kay acted as foreman of the grand jury. S. V. Wolf of St. Regis trans- acted business between trains Friday. Mrs. E. B. Hord returned Mon- day from an auto trip through the Flathead reservation with a party of Missoula friends. H. C. Sanger; of Manhattan, was a county seat caller Friday. Mr. Sanger is a jeweler looking for a location and is quite favor- ably impressed with the town. A. J. Violette of Missoula was a business caller between trains Friday. Sheriff Riberdy and family to- gether with W. L. Hyde and fam- ily motored to St. Regis Saturday evening and spent Sunday at the formers ranch, returning Sun- day evening. Messrs. Gibson and Klugman who are now enjoying batchelor quarters at the Morin Lumber company yards, spent Sunday county skylarking around Missoula. Bennie Snook of Miss6ula visit- ed at the Iron Mountain Tunnel the last few days, returning to his home this morning. Miss May Nichols has returned to her home in Cobden, where she will join Mr. and Mrs. How- ard Nickle on a trip to LoLo Hot Springs. Mrs. Wm. Weaver of Quartz was a guest of Mrs. Mac Donald Saturday. Miss Anna Weaver is staying at the Thompson creek ranger station with Mrs. Wes Wilkin- son. - Mr. and Mrs. Mike Pelarsky of St. Regis were among the court house callers Saturday. Mrs. J. p. Hunter and Miss Nell Hunter drove down from Keystone Sunday. Judge A.L.Duncan returned to Missoula Saturday. Clarence Coyle has returned from visiting friends in De Bor- gia. I. M. Robertson, State Agent for the National Life Insurance company, with headquarters in Missoula was a business caller Friday. Guy Chapman of Spring Gulch was a Monday morning caller at the county seat. Mrs. John Kay and infant son of St. Regis are spending a few days with Mrs Kay's parents .Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Shyrock. F. J. Luedke came up from Saltese Monday to attend the regular session of the board of commissioners. Mineral County Abstract Co. Abstracts and Fire - Insurance SUPERIOR, MONTANA Popular Music 10c lc For Postage Superior Electric Light and • Water Works Dealer in All Kinds of Electric Apparatus and Supplies Plumbing and Heating Supplies Let Me Figure On Your Work H. SCHOENFELD Superior, Montana Chas. H. Marsh Undertaker 211 W. Cedar Phone 321 Missoula, Montana All Kinds of Funeral Supplies We Have It Mrs. McDonald with her two daughters, Mrs. Hindarman and Miss Elsie Largo, on a return trip from Butte to Spokane, were '10torl over the Yellowstone Trail from Superior to Wallace by by Walter Klugman last Friday. REGULAR AND SPECIAL EXAMINATIONS On August 26, 2'7 and 28, the regular teachers' examinations will be held at the court house. There will also be a speciaL 8th grade examination held at this time for the benefit of those who failed in former examinations. This will be the only 8th grade examination held in the county at this time. Alberton Notes Dr. and Mrs. Anguish left Sunday for the coast where Mrs. Anguish will visit relatives in Vancover while the doctor will take medical treatments at Portland, Ore. Mr. Garrison and family went to Lo Lo hot springs last week for a couple of weeks' outing. Mrs. Hayes left for Tacoma last Tues- day where she will take medical treat- ment. She was accompadied by her nephew Dick Hayes. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Schlattern and Miss Sou Nooney went to the LoLo hot springs last week for a short outing. Mrs. W. B. Hollenbeck is visiting in Butte this week. Operator C. W. Leach and wife were Miasoula callers last week. ed Martin and W. B. McElhiney took an auto ride to Saltese last week. Mrs. Walker is visiting in LoLo this week. Billie Gress made a trip to Deer Lodge this week. Mrs. Thorn entertained the Ladies Aid on Thursday afternoon. At the close of the business session refresh- ments were served. Mrs. Marie Penglase returned home Monday from summer school. Mrs. Mary Clark went to Missoula Thursday morning. Brakeman Geo. Wood has Iayed off for a few trips on account of a sprained ankle. ' Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bennett and family are away for a week or two on a fishing -trip. . • . \The Only One -Price Music House In the West - Orvis Music House MISSOULA Dr. C. H. McComb DENTIST All Work Guaranteed Rooms 213-215 Montana Building MISSOULA, MONT. \Good Things to Eat\ A full and complete line of first-class Groceries and General Mer- chandise at E. B. HORD'S Superior, Mont. W. L. HYDE Attorney -at -Law Notary Public SUPERIOR, MONTANA TIME CARD MILWAUKEE West Bound No. 16 Olympian Arrive 1:05 a. m. No. 17 Columbian \ 3:35 p. m. East Bound No. 16 Olympian Arrive 5:25 a. m. No. 18 Columbian \ 359 p. m. S. C. Ray, Agent. No. 264 No. 840 No. 263 No. 839 NORTIIERN PACIFIC East Bouhd Ar. 1:43 p. m. Lv. 2:03 p. m. Sunt_ys dtit,10:05 a. m. West Bound Ar. 1:52 D. nj,„ Lv. 2:12 p. in. Tuesdays due 12:45 p. in. C. R. Bullia, Agent. Anything In School Supplies Office Supplies and Stationery Price's Book Store MISSOULA Dr. L. P. Botsford Physician and Surgeon SUPERIOR, MONTANA Thos. Merkle Central Market Fresh and Salt Meat, Fish, Etc. Home Cured Ham and Bacon. SUPERIOR, MONTANA • D. G. Wilkinson Superior Groceries and General Merctlandise The Home of Hiwatha and Wampum Canned and Bottled Goods. SUPERIOR, MONTANA Lots For Sale In Harmon Addition to Super- ior. One Block West of Court House Site. Good Title Guaranteed. Warranty Deeds Given. C. L. HARMON P. 0. Box 34 Superior, Mont. Subscribe For the Independent. Keesey Brothers DEALERS IN General Merchandise KEYSTONE, MONTANA Advertising in The Mineral Independent is like investing in Government Bonds— always getting your money back with interest WE WANT YOUR PATRONAGE THE COZY Saltese Latest - Hotel LUEDKE BROTHERS, Proprietors SALTESE, MONTANA a ro,) , Y
