Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-08-01

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J. Helphrey & Co.
Blacksmith Louis Klein of Eth
ridge spent Sunday in the city.
For Sale: A Deering binder good
as new, tongue trucks, and flax at
taLhment. Inquire of John Hall.
DR.. and Mrs. Hulbush were Great
Falls visitors on Wednesday of this
week.
Jack Marshall has purchased a
half interest i'll the saloon at Bolton
and left for that place Tuesday.
The P. Rasmussen family, with
the exception of Bob and Iden, are
sojourning on their homestead near
Ethridge.
Zephryn Chabre and Phil Schultz
have secured patents to their home
steads, according to the report O f
the Teton County Abstract Co.
Mrs. Daniel Milestone spent the
first days of the week visiting with
relatives in Great Falls.
Henry Van Denmark departed for
Sioux Falls S. D., Tuesday evening,
where he will remain an indefinite
period, visiting with his parents.
The First National Bank of Cut
Bank was again made a county de-
.Lpository, at the last meeting of the
county fathers,
Alex Gould and Miss Miller &C.
companied by Ed Fisk and James
Gould, as witnesses, autoed to Cho-'
teau in order to become full fledged
citizens of the L. S.
Bruce McNamer has served his
sentence with the measles and is
{ back on duty at the postoficc and
ready tt sell real estate to all who
are in the market.
{ G. 0. jerks, superintendent of
the middle district of the Great
Northern railway, has been appoint
, ed as general superintendent of the
| Lake district, with headquarters at
r Superior. Wisconsin.
DR.. Z. T. Hull, assistant state vet
q erinarian with headquarters at Con-
rad, announces in this issue that he
has arranged with Merchant Fl. Am
g mann of Browning to handle his
stock remedies and Cooper's Fluid
Dips.
Ed Long is just getting back to
his normal condition after suffering
for several weeks from the effects
e of a kick administered him by d
frisky colt. He was unable to dc
any heavy work for quite a while
it after receiving the injury.
Several amateur poultry breeders
e in town are in deep mourning over
the loss of half lgrown chickens, in
last Fridays flood. The rain came
II up so quickly that they did not have
time to honse their chickens and
h they were literally drowned a n q
o carried away in the flood.
X The addition to the Cut Bank de.
4 pot is under way and to be perfectly
+ frank and truthful the improvement
is not of such a nature as to inspire
great enthusiasm. We were assurer
by the travelling passenger agen'
some time ago that If we remained
perfectly quiet and ladylike W
y should have orr fond desires for /,
better depot gratified. Is this t b {
% reward for our gentle and happy at
u titude?
Mr.. and Mrs. Bomboy were called
to Shelby on Tuesday of this weel
re by the death of Arthur M. Frogge
"a The young man was a h~omesteadel
in that vicinity and had been ailinl
Is since spring, finally succumbing tc
&c acute nephritis. Undertaken Bomboy
q prepared the remains for shipment
to Papineau Illinois, the home o
the deceased's people.
It Helena Record: Lieut.. Carl Fred.
1t eriek Won Dem Brussche, in charge
!. of Fort Missoula, is in Helena, in
n conference with the board of county
]. commissioners with reference to the