The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1908-07-17


Monday. +
Shorthand and typewriting. jam /
son & Law.
Chas. \. Goetz was in from his
ranch Monday.
w. Il. Greenwich was in from his
ranch Tuesday.
Ray Bushnell was a Harlowton
visitor last Friday.
Best business corner on the mar
ket for sale. Janlson & Law.
c. c. Morris went to st. Paul
Wednesday on business expecting
to return Monday.
Billy Murphy left la, Saturday
for an indefinite stay in Missouri +
and other eastern states. =
There were over 200 homestead
entries made at the Lcwistown land
Office during the month Of June.
a. G. Peterson of Drunmend.
Mont, has decided to locate here
being an undertaken hy profession.
G. +. O'Neil went to Helena last
Friday to take the state dental cx-
animation. He expects to be gone
several weeks.
When III need Of building stone
see J. w. and =. L. Newton. We
have the finest stone in the
state. 1Iit
J.. M. Law left last Saturday for
Salt Lake City. He will return
with his family to occupy the res
idence he recently purchased.
LOST-Watcrman fountain pen
No. rs between here ana the old
town on Wednesday, July Is.
Finder please return to Record office
and receive rcwad.
Albert Dance. brother Of Homer
arrived here last weekfrom Kentucky
for visit. He left again Monday
for Tree Forks expecting to return
to Roundup in a few days.
NJ. K. Swanson returned Mon
day from his visit in the east aud
expects to open his store in The
near future. His family will arrive
in about three weeks to join him
here.
Six Men--made happy in the 10
acre tract proposition of Carl n.
Thompson. Five homes near Round
up, plenty OF ground to make your
entire living expenses leaving your
salary Your net profit. II more
men wanted. Carl \. Thompson.
attorney.
The Boston Store now has a sale
on Ladies' OF gents underwear.
Ladies gauze vests Zoe and 25c
value are now selling at 1.5c. ? for
25c. Other grades reduced in pro-
portion We have large stock of
gauzc, lislc and muslin underwear
that must be reduced.
The property oWencrs on Rail
way avenue have come to anagrcc-
ment with the townsite company
in regard to moving back fifty feet
bringing the buildings 119 feet from
the right of way. The toNnsite
company is given SO days within
which To Go the moving. That
this will greatly improve the looks
OF Railway avenue is generally con-
ceded.
WV. Taylor, general supcrintcnd-
ent Of the st. Paul's coal mines
: is in Roundup this week on bust
ness in connection with the sinking
OF the new shaft which is to be
located about two miles above Old
Roundup on Half Breed. Some Of
the machinery has already arrived
and work on the shaft will be com
menced in few days. Negotia-
tions for the right-of-way up Half
Breed are now under way and grad
ing for the track will in all probabili-
ty commence next week.
. II. +. Marshall. the progressive
merchant Of Martinsdalc, Harlowton
and Roundup, was in town several
days this week on matters in con
nection with his business at this
place. Mr.Marshall has not been in
Roundup for three months and was
therefore pleasantly surprised to
find Roundup the metropolis Of the
Musselshell. On account OF the
large volume of business done by
his establishment here he has de-
cided to put up anup-to-datcbuildine
on the front part OF his lot and
joining the present building which
sets back 40 feet from Main street
The Ladies' Aid Society is going
to give an ice cream social and
musical program In the Wall build.
ing on Tuesday evening, July u
at 8 O'CLOCK. The program will b,
frea while a Sn,.ll e.. viii hr