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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-08-25
SHORT NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST

y
rived in Malta Monday and will visi
at the home of Mrs. J. a. Ebaugh.
Miss Mabel Martin returned las
Friday from trip to Zortman ant
Brookside where she has been visit
ing for several days.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Pelzel an(
little daughter of Shelby, Mont.
were over Sunday guests OF the for
mer's sister, Mrs. A. w. Schillings.
Kiduff just received another ship
ment of mems new Fall and Winter
Suits. Same price as an old Style
Suit. Why buy the old, its up to you
Mrs. G. L. Partridge and daughters
Winnie and Edna, went to Straite1
Thursday to visit at the home O.
Professor and Mrs. j. H. Atwood al
Lake View ranch.
Phil. Caselberg is at Zortman rest
ing and recuperating. From mes
sage received from him recently his
health is much improved since his
departure from Malta.
Mrs J. M. Sheets of Chinook visit
ed her sister, Mrs. A. Elliot, the
latter part of last week and also at
tended the Rebekah initiation exer-
cises held in this city Friday even
ing.
While making candy last Friday
Miss Pearl Clanton had the mistor-
tune to burn her hand badly. DR..
Clay gave it his attention at once
and it is hoped no serious effects will
ensue.
Mrs. John Hackshaw left Malta
Friday last for an extended visit with
her mother who resides at K.eskie,
Idaho. John is keeping bachelors
hall and trying to be cheerful during
her absence.
Mrs D. C. Kenyon and Mrs.
Dwight Jones of Dodson were in
attendance at the Rebekah initia-
ton Friday evening. Mrs. Whitbread
was also present representing the
Glasgow lodge.
Mrs. Warren Sewers and baby
came in from the ranch last Thurs
day and are stopping at the Malta
Hotel where Mrs. Sewers is receiv-
ing treat . ent for couple of poi
soned fingers.
September coal will cost more than
now. Place your order now to OBJ
tain the best price. Coal must be
shipped during August.
Imperial Lumber Yard
A. A. Smith of Piona, Co.., who
has been visiting his daughter, Mrs.
A. Elliott, and other relativesin this
part of Montana left for Seattle Mon
day and will visit the exposition be-
for returning home.
To the Ladies of Malta and Vicin-
ity:-I desire to call your attention
to the fact that l will carry line of
Millinery, Feathers, Plumes, Veil
ing, Auto Wells, Fancy Hat Pins, etc.
Please give me call before buying
elsewhere. Mabel NJ. Peck.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-08-25
Lost,

2 Mares, one Bay, one Black; 2
Sorrel yearlings, one with three
white feet, the other plain sor-
rel. Mares branded " vented,
on right shoulder, ne! also bran
branded N bar B on right shoulder. n
Reward SIS. Frank Zuber,
Malta, Mont.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-08-25
NOTICE

There will be a mass meeting of the
qualified electors residing within the
proposed incorporation limits of the
town of Malta, at the Bank Hall in
said town on Monday evening, Aug
ust Goth, 1909, at 500 O'Clock p. M,
for the purpose of pacing in nomina-
ton Mayor, also two Alderman for
each ward.
Edw. White has been nursing a
rheumatic foot for the past week.
Some of his friends have facetiously
accused him of having the govt but
this he vigorously denies, stating it
would be an impossibility during
Mrs. Whites absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Utley of
Miami, Mo-, arrived in Malta last
Friday far visit with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Survant. Twelve
years have elapsed since Mr.. Utley
has visited this part of Montana and
in that interval of time the country
has undergone a wonderful trans
formation, passing from an almost
unbroken range where thousands up
on thousands of cattle roamed at
large, to a partially developed agri-
cultural region.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-12
stabtrats ger6amolmmsen

Der MaDor mnr6e bonn Staotra1
einitimmig autoriiiert, gegen ioldt
@runoeigentiimer, melhe ben Sc.
itimmlingen Der Seitenpegs-Groi
aar5 nidt nadgefommen, porauge
ben. Sn Sdnen, mo ser Giaentii.
mer Deriubte, entiprefen6e Seiten.
tnege legen gu Iaifen, miro oie STAB
Die Mrbeit iibernebmer, uno BEN
gigentiimer Die &ednurlg 5uitelen.
Soute 0ieier oann Die 3ablllna Der.
tueigern, miro er perflagt uno Der
5aa, tDenil n0tig, Bis au bodiiet
HnitonSen ourdgefibrt. Der Mapo.
erflarte, init ben Sauptgeiddft-.
ltrdBen ben Nnfang MAIDEN ou mol
len.
Cine Oroinan5, $4,000 fir 81.
ertueiteruna bon Durango StroBe
81 betDiligen, muroe benz 6il1or3
8omite ibermiefen.
Alderman graoen bonn @oIler.
6omite beridtet, oaB es unln5e.
tih lei, ale Die 5ablreiden Getitio.
non fir grpeiterlng Ser @al;er4
robrensD iitrifte iogIeid) gu erleoi.
gen. Das Gomite iei ipiaig, aIlt
Bororte NIT Walfer 5u ~Derioraen
ober Die Mrbeit Tonne nur nod lr1S
mad, uno laugfom porangeben. 81
beridtete ungiinftig iiber Ole mel.
tert 2egitng bon @aiierrobren al
0itsAuincp StrnBe, oageeeu giiniiie
iiber Suo=6lores StraBe entlanc
oer CORPUS gbrifti 2anoitraBe iibel
8end Strabe.
$3.50 iulroen fir cine 3miiden.
i1lnaer I'M 3immer oes 9oIi8ei-ge,
p~oftentents betpiaigt.
MIbermon @idelono bonn Srieo.
bofs>@omite beridtete, oaB er 3rpei
Mu3cigen fir Hldne bonn 2anoihafts
gdttner our Neri10nerung oes Mii.
honsfrie0bofs in n0roIife 3eit,ln
8trt eingefeBt babe.
Cine Mn5obI g%etitionen muroer
ben betreffenoerl 4omites iiberrie.
len.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-12
QofdleS.
Ger 8efnd Ses 9rGfoentem Saft.

XXI UeiHuJ uts FluVueHltH SuIt.
Die Noute, melde Ser 3rg nit
Dem Hrdiioenten auf ieinen 5obrter
0urb Die Staot nebmen miro, Ill
foIgenoermoBen feitgeiteat:
Sonntag, Den II. Sftober. Mn-
funft am Siioliden Taeific 9o6r.
6of INN $50 abenos. Son BORT ourd
Die Oit-Gommerce StraBe ollr go.
parro StraBe nah Dem ct. 4n-
tbonp 9otel. gr perlaBt oos ,0otel
Inn s ubr ourd Naparro Strobe.
Srapis StraBe, Npenue 9, @raDion
StraBe, Heu=graunfefs Mpenlle nod
8ilion StraBe uno Ser Melrlorio'
aapeue I'M Sort Som Souiton. Der
Hiid5ilg nimmt oenielben @ea.
Montag, Den Is. Sftober. Der
Bralioent perlaBt oos ct. 4ntbonD
Sotel onrd Nnparro Strabe, Sra-
pis StraBe, @neniie 8 uno @rap.
Jon 5traBe nod Dem unteren Gin
gang oes Earaoe-G loees. Nod) Mb-
baltllng Der Noraoe gebt Ser ,3mq
bon @roDion StraBe nod 9een.
Brounfels Mpenne ulto @ilior
StraBe nod Ser Memorial aapel.
le. Nad Dem gerlaiien ser Sta.
pene gebt er ourh @ilion StraBe,
Neuz8raunfels yIne., @rapion Stra-
BE, 9penite 9, 8. StroBe Mpenlte &,
0it-Souiton StraBe, Racogoodes
StraBe nno Grodett Strabe nadJ
Dem y@rono Stono" am Mlamo Yla-
90. gr perI1Bt Inn Mittag ben M(o-
mo Hla5o, Ianeit ser Sitieite oes
Hlo5as, CUR Oit-Gommerce StroBa,
nad Der Habarro StroBe uno Dem
ct. Nntbonp 9otel gum 2ltnf. Ser
l6Bt oas ct. Mnfbonp @otel I'M 2
llbr nadmittaes urlo fabrt ourd)
srapis Strabe, ct. Marps Strabe,
Commerce StroBe, Main 8ia5o,
Srenino StraBe uno Siio-Sfores
StraBe nod Dem gabnbof Ser San
Mntonio nn6 Mranias 1aB Client
balm.
Wapor Galagban bot in elmer
Proclamation Die a%nmobner Ser
StraBen, ourh Die Der 3ug oes
H~r1fioenten geben miro, aufgefor-
bert, ibre 9duier IN entiprefenoer
Weiie gu oeforieren.
gs miro BON ~oenjenigen, melde
bel ben beridie0enen @eleaenheiten
PEI benz 9%raiioenten. iotpie Bel Dem
Sunf i'm ct. Intbonp onpeleno
lein meroen, niht ertpartet, oaB
lie i'm @eie[idaftsan5ug, Srad ii. +.
10. erideinen, ionoern lit Die @abI
Deg Mn5uges gong linen ielbit iiber-
laiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-12

bob Der alte @err, als er ieinell
8oit binausbegleitete, nit ieinen
ucrgniieteiten Sdmln5eln erflarte:
sir meme Dora meroe id mol
naditens ben @intritt in Die
beiiiide &ehtsportei anmeloen mill
ien, inire Iogerannte1r ygetreuen
@iaiteiner", Die Hartei ser Soll=
oes5eitune, geniigt ibr nift mefr.
Sold ein @ioeripruhsgeiit! Sd
CLAUDE, lie lieBe iih fir ibr Wia-
itein i'll Stiide bauen. Sea ~ pas
iol6 Spribteufelben nit neun5ebr
Sabren bel6mort, iii nit 3rpon5ig
oer9eiien! Ioieu, mein 0erebrtelfer,
uno menn Sic mieoer einmal in
unier Neitben fommen ELM Sect
tits ia, nenn aud mirfli6 elm tie
bes geben Sic, bite, nidt an ms
porbei!"
Serr BON Siefenbauien lhritt redbt
langiam nno nit gefraulter Stirn
quer iiber Den ShloBparf. Gr
ipoute lid i1ibt nod einmal ,m=
lAauen. Gr batte iid jest pirflid)
g~eargert, am meilten iiber iid) lelbit.
@ber Dor Dem i~tol8en 9ron5ebenf-
nal Wen5eslous XI. oes garof.
%fiiriten, blieb er bod iteben. ,3uerit
natiirlid MIR, Inn iih ben ungebeuer
faltigen Heiteritiefel au beleben, in
Dem oas Dorgeiteate redte gein Oes
groBefl Souperans itedte, Der oo-
itano, oils moate er berfiinoen: so.
10 foroere id mein Sabrbunoert
in Die Shranfent"
aGs er iih ieoob belaetes red,
tes Neiterbein betradtete, fiiblte er
ploslid Dos orinsenoite geoiirfnis,
iib nidt einbeinig 5u beitrdnfen.
gos linfe gein mar gemiB ouh isbr
ihon. aber Inn Dies 10 reft eenoli
5u beaugenideinisen, muBte er not
wenoigerpeiie auf Die anore Seitc
treten.
(eCnrtfrttfun foIof
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-12
NIIerIei.
ssn Der ga{ino. @eied5ho

Sn Der gaimo-@ eieaIhaft fano
an Wontag abenb Die jdbrlihe Be-
omteniDabl fat uno muroen fol-
ge1oe 8erren ertp1blt: Br1iioent,
q. s.. u. 9ummel; 9ice-Draiioent,
eolsar0 DreiB; Sdatmeiiter, ssrona
@rooS; Sefret1r, 6. 6. Stieren
Gireftoren grborot @uentber, Etto
aoebier, 9enrp 9obler> 2ouis
9euermarlm BauI Meeriheiot,
3enrp 9oerner uno 6. g. gieub.
pie Mngebote fir Den gau ser
Grueiterungen Der iiiopeitIifen ST.
rennnitolt muroen am Montaq in
Der Office oes Mrditeften M)res
eroffnet uno 5uiammengefteat. Mm
Dienitng 0ormittog puroen oieIeI-
ben ben Direftoren Der Mnitalt por-
gelegt suno oiele tperoen entideioen,
Oh zines oieier Mngebote araenom.
men tueroen loa ODER ale 5uriidae.
ipiefen.
Der Sfa[o- Mmerican younq
Mens Club beginnt Die Columbus.
SEER am Dienitag nnd)mittag ourd,
cine Mutomobil- Horaoe bonn mi
lam Sauare nod Dem electric Bart
mo patriotiide Neoen gebalten mer.
ben, abenos finoet Elm gnn IND
BroBes G%eneruerf itatt. Der 5mcite
Tag Witttuo6, miro auf Gbnlihe
Aeiie I'M electric Bart eefeiert MGR
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-12
Gin Gro,npetrrfahd5em
gon 8rik Ginger, @unden.

Gs NOR geruoe Dor iedsis Sabren.
SIN baoiiden Oberlano berridte cine
ge6ridte Stimmung uluo - Die
YreuBen.
So, % paren Die BreuBen i'm
Gaffo, uno oas bate man Iib borber
10 Dorg6teut, nie nenn Die SAINT.
idaren ooer Die Sunnen f1men, uno
iest maren iie oa. Die .S6latten"
BEL 4anoern uno Staufen paren ae.
idlagen, Seder unb Strupe seflo9en,
uno Die 8reuBen resierten. gs
mar oas nun ~aueroinss nitt 10
idlimm, mie man es lih geondt
bntte.
aud Die BreuBen aBen bic Sibner
serupft uno gefoht nidt etfpa rob
uro nit Den 6ebern, fpie porber err
56blt moroen NOR. Wenn Tie aber
feline Sdibner befamen, 10 aben lie
aud Nino- uno 5dapeinefleilh,
Sauerfraut un6 aaes Mnbere gelau
fpie Die 8ouern ,tnb 9anbperfer iii
ben Dorfern. sic lnaren iiberbaupt
gan5 uoroentlid" uie Die alien
2elte beute nod er3ablen.
Der sameine 5oIoat balf germ NIT
arbeiten, iofern es inn .erIaubt mar.
roudte ieine .Siep" uno that feiner
4obe mas jill 2eioe, nod oieI meniger
Weniden. 9ie Offbiere tparen tpobI
ettpas 5urifbalten6, dber aud lie er-
marhen fih i'm 2aufe Der @ofen ole
adtune Der 8epolterung. gu oeren
ugapahune" fie berseianot noroen
trnren.
6reilih, mauiig MAIDEN burfte
man iid nidt, man ourfte eapilie
Snititutionen niht bodleben loiien,
gepiiie 2ieber nidt fingen, gepiife
Garben niht eera6e berausfebren.
SEQ, oas lit ia in preuben nod beute
niht 10 u~ngetpobnt. SIN Baoener
Oberlanbe aepobnte man lih aber
tur langiam utuo nit einem getpiijen
beimliden @roG baran. Dos lag
aber in Der Sahe an iid), burdaus
nidt in ben 8erfonen, unb man trus
<es AUDI ben ginSeInen in teiner
Meiie nah.
Dos 8erbdItniB dmiihen ben COL
onten, Die in ieoem Dorfe upo in ie-
benz Staotfen laeen, uno ben Gin.
geborenen" par alio nit Der 3eit
garlo ertrdglih g%etporben. 8eionoers
ertraglih mar oieies gerbdltniB in
ein5elnen 6aaen aniifen Der irem.
ben ginauartterung uno ben Ban.
erntohtern. Die BreuBen tansten
gang gut, bntten bIbIde, BLONDE
Sdnurrbarthen, muBten 81 plau.
bern uno miditen Die Stiefel, oaB es
cine 6reuoe mar, oos sefiel ben Wea.
beIn.
8a par oas Gorf Rirdapa1, Dor.
nor es ou6 10. Der alte Bimm er.
Sablte es iebr germ uno aerletb nod
ms Sener babei. ais er id)on eInunn-
odt5is SATIRE alt mar, penn er in ie;.
ner gr5dblung onrdblidea lieB. pre
Die odyaibe BreuBe" ibm 0u5 9atberl
butten ~megqripiea pollen.
gr bot es ihllen aber geftedt, uno
oa8 wolte id aufihtei6en. Die mel
item Tbeilnebmer uor oannls oiirf.
ten, nie Der o(te 9imm ieibit, Ses:
nidt mebr iiber 3abnihmer5 81 fla.
gen baben; aber SoS StiiddeH &C.
lang, man oorf-es nidt in 8srseiien'
belt oeriinfen laIien.
Der alte 9inm mar oalnals gera'
be 3lpeinno3mar5ig Sabre alt uno
bieB Der iunge 8inIn, neil lein 3D.
ter nod lebte. Das par ubrlgeits
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-12
(Gortietulla foIat.)
Die @rmnbIaae bee Grfolses.

1T elm idarfes, Flares @ebirn, ullter-
ltiist ourd unbe5minsIiden @iacr
un0 raitIoie gnergie. Dies fomn1i
bon Der por5iiglihen @~eiunobeit, sic
Or. Sings gseue 2ebens Yinen Der.
porrnft. SA befebem ieoeg Organ
nno banen @ebirn uno &orper allf
S. 8. Sarmon, 2i8emore, IS. ga.,
ldreibt: ugs iino Die beiten Billen,
Die i6 je gebraudt." 25 Gts. bei
allen Oruaai1ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-12

9eset cine atiSabt siditafihi.
ger stetersabIer lperoen I'M d..
Giitrifteeridt l@lrtetle I'M @eialnutt-
betrnee BON $tt,715.59 duseeeeben.
Stootor5t Or. 9. Burg bat
Mnfloge gegen einen bieit9eu Wtild)-
nlann lpeeen Gerfaufs eefalldter
Nfild erhober.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-12
Ornnbelacntnms. llebertraannaen.

Sames :. Yolmer an @ar Nolen.
man, Elm Nder 9ano; $40.
@olff & @'arr 60. an 8. 9. @ailers
manu- @rnnoltild an Der Neus8rmnz
feIs Npe.; $93. SO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-12

Die eesen 81. 30. @ausb err
bobene anflage, cine Note eefalidt
gu baben, lit auf Mntrag ieines
@nlpalts BON Hidter 9mper fallen
gelaiien. Die @nflage itano in Ser
binoung nit Dem SaGiiiement Ser
Woo6s Wationa( Vnnf
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Short Line. from st. Louis
Only d Hours
From St. Louis
1858 Miles
To New York City
On and after
November 9TH
The "A Hour New Yorker"

That's the Name of the modernized first class
Passenger train Of libr~ary-smoking, sleeping, dining and
compartment-observaion cars which will be placed in
service over the Pennsylvania Short Line from 81. Louis
to New York, on Sunday, November 9TH, 1908.
On and after that date it will run through to
New York every day in twenty-four hours, leaving
St Louis at 6 o'clock P. NJ, reaching New York the
next evening at 6 o'clock, 81. Louis time-7 o'clock
New York time.
The Extra Fare on this Special Train from
St Louis to New York will be four dollars ($4.00).
Information regarding "The "a Hour New
Yorker and other New York trains over. The
Standard Railroad Of America will be ch@eerfuly
furnished at the Pennsylvania New York Short Line
ST. Louis Ticket Office, 10th and Olive Streets,
or please address:
J. M. c~HESBROUGH, General Passenger Agent,
Century Building, St. Louis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-12
Sin idJredlides sd)idial ~abselpenbet,

sd mare our1 einen boIe.l
Sdnitt an elmer 2nieifeibe 5eitte-
bens elm 9riippel g~eporoen", i6reibt
5ranf 9isberrp, &iqiber, MiB, OBJ
ne 9udlens @rniea, mel6e nit balo
furierte." l~1nfebIbar fir @unoelL
S6nitte uno Auetidungen, es fu-
riert balo: 8%erbrennung, alte @e-
ihmiire, 8eulen nn6 Sautausidld-
ge. 9as bette Mittel fir @dmorrbol-
ben. 25 Gts. BEL alien Orugaiifcn.
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Milf Der bette Moler fann
nif)t obne S6atten malen, neil Die
Sf)otten n%otipenoig iino, menn Die
2idter itrnblen ioaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-12

Sn Der meit-inoiihen Hepublit
Son Domingo ioa mieber cine 9les
pollution n~lsgebroden fem.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-21

Bleachcd Muslin, King
Pin" brand, 36 inches wide
and has Il new, improved
finish. 1t will pay you to
ay in Il years supply.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-21
BEAUTIFUL TRIMMED HATS 500

SOME 30 HATS IN PRETTY AND STYLISH MODELS FORMERLY
Here and hundreds of in
here m
nj, wan a
a bargains, for tmuchif las the wok
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-21
Snappy, Stylish Skirts S.

Quite large rack full of the dressest Skirts shown this
There wooden materials throughout i'm strictly
tailored skirts The coorin.s such have had
vogue all Positively there values offered that
exceed $1,000 and assuredy less than $3.50 Clear
sale price SIS 90
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-21

the Shoe Clearance
All Styles Mems OxfOrds SEAS
CHOOSE ANYTHING FROM THE EN-
TIRE REMAINING STOCK OF FINE OK
FORDS; REGULAR VALUES Up TO 5000
Our stock now emhodieS about 100 pairs
of high grade nXfords in ties. and two
buckle, and strap lace effects in patents, OK
blood, tan and other popular lasts and leath-
crS. Pick anythin. You desire in oxfords al
only ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S2.4S
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-21
Door Madras 1910

One to two yards in Il piece;
pretty designs made eSpe-
cially for the front door:
worth 15c the piece.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-21

Size S1x90 Bed Sheets.
torn and hcmmcd ready for
use. Many stores charge
more than our regular price
of S1.O0. Get Il supply.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-21
Csc Damask l5c

Extra wide colored Table
Damask with red or blue
grounds, scroll or dice pat
terms. An unusual value, for
they are actually worth o5c
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-21

Extra large and heavy
qualities in pretty marseillcs
patterns. All perfectly
blcachcd and guaranteed not
to he weighted with chem.
icalS.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-21
Pretty Three-Piece Costumes for Onlv

Now LADIES, THERE NEVER 4
SUITS WERE OFFERED
lnee Is no question of whether would like them
The
unlub
VIVA and beautifully
$1,000 and still higher priced
clearance s
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-21

Honeycomb Towels, very
much like fine quality Turk
ish towels; fringed and fancy
striped borders. Usual price
; for 2Jc.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-21

Half Price for Party Gowns, Fine Dresses
And Delightful Lin8eries
CREATIONS A
FETAS. FOULARDS SILKS, ETC.
Prices fall still these hanlsmest
STYLES
who has
delight
please, inl who could something this
= mcntt that ii A PRICE.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-21

Only Il few left. hut values
range up To more than 500.
They won't last long ut this
piicc.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-21

And You may need Il good,
heavy cotton blanket.
Here is ii quality generally
sold for S1.00, and often
more.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-21

Only two dozen left, ana
every one is red. Think Of
the value YOU can get in one
Of these fine silk scarfs, full
two yards long. Fine fo.'
evening.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-27
C.. M. BACON.

Mr. Bacon offers striking example of
what faith in a new country and American
grit will accomplish. His holdings also
form a basis for mature deliberation on the
part of those seeking a profitable country
in which to live. Coming here with but
mere pittance so far as cash was con-
cerned, Mr.. Bacon got good and busy. He
first conducted hotel, and a few years
later delved into real estate, and now Is
stakeholder in the T. J. Welsh Land and
Lumber Company, not to mention his indi-
vidual possessions in local and farm realty.
He is also interested in the Bemidji Brew
cry, is a stakeholder in the Lumbermen's
National Bank, he owns the most elegant
brick block in the city, and while he has
retired from business actively, he still bar
ters in any legitimate proposition which
comes his way.
It is futile to aver that Mr.. Bacon is
cassed among our most influential men.
Having resided here for ten years, he has
performed every duty incumbent upon him
as a citizen, he has SO cOmpOrted himself
that his reputation is unsullied, both as to
civic and business intercourse, and The
Pioneer can positively assert that it has
been through the conscientious and pro-
gressive efforts of such men as Mr.. Bacon
that Bemidji has developed into the elegant
and thriving city she is.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-27
A. A. CARTER.

Mr.. Carter is ex-mayor of Bemidji, and
one of our well known real estate dealers.
He has been a resident of Bemidji for
seven years past, whence he came from
Superior, where he had lived for some
twelve years, being then engaged in
similar business he now conducts.
Mr.. Carter was good city executive.
During his administration, through his
activity the cold storage plant and cream
cry was established here, and the pleasure
resort known as the New Grand Forks
Bay" with it's twenty-five elegant sum-
mer cottages, were given being. Mr.. Car
ter also established the Bemidji Axe
Handle factory, one of the city's most
influential industries. He was also suffi-
GENTLY influential to interest certain
capitalists in an electric street railway
system for this city, but owing to the
money stringency this proposition is still
held in allegiance.
There is no doubt but that Mr.. Carter
has accomplished much for Bemidji and
interests contiguous thereto. BY both per-
sOnal solicitation and his individual purse
he has engendered and fostered many
PUBLIC movements, and that he is an
astute and conservative business man his
record portrays. While not now an Off
cial, Mr.. Carter is the same Jealous citi-
zen that he has always been.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-27

sofa, inasmuch as they engage in business
which is rapidly superceding the building
of modern structures. They are not only
extensive cement sidewalk contractors, but
estimate on and execute contracts for every
work known to cement, the material that
has become a mania with persons interested
in building lines. In addition to their con-
tracing interests, Messrs. Omich and Young
are extensive manufactures of hollow con-
crete blocks, cement posts and steps, etc.,
making speciality, however, of hollow con-
crete blocks, which have no peer as to dur
ability and general utility.
The concrete blocks manufactured by this
concern are so composed that they possess
a continuous air space, thus wholly obviat
ing the damage of absorption of moisture or
dampness, and the attendant evils which &C.
company such conditions. These same
blocks also permit of plastering without
lathing, and this one feature alone is suf-
fcent to recommend them to the trade
Messrs Omich and Young are skilled in
the craft of cement mixing. They have
photos to produce of all the work they have
done, they have solved the problem of prop
err cement mixing and the coming year will
see them undertaking the completion of
more than ever before, Notwithstanding
that the past years. business performed by
them was on a prodigious scale.
The Pioneer can easily commend this con-
Germ to the thousands of readers of this
elaborate Souvenir Edition as being men of
means, activity, public-spiritedness and
trained men who have long since compre-
hended every technical point of the business
in which they are engaged.