Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-07-18
Fresh fruits of all kinds at Hell


ed to a dance at Browns
Hall, Friday evening, July rs. Good
music All invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bomboy spent the
past week on their ranch north o t
Headlight. They are having about
fifty acres broke on their big home
stead.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. Hawkins next Thursday.
Important business. All ladies are
requested 10 attend.
w. L. Haggerty made several
trips to town this week with h i s
new Case car. 1t is a beautiful a n d
substantial appearing machine and
the source of much pride and plea
sure to the owner aud family.
Zephryiu Chabre returned from
Ts Der. Sask., early in the week, af-
ter spending several weeks assisting
in the she..riug harvest in King
Georges domain. He will spend the
remainder of the summer on his
homestead.
A party consisting of James
Miller, father of Millersville, and
family, Mrs. Sam Potter and son,
Miss Nora Thomas, Oscar Goddards
and family, n. S. Peterson and
family and John Nichols and family
autoed to the Park on Thursday.
Sam Dunbar is always frank i II
confessing his weakness and dis!ikes.
Questioned by the Pioneer Press,
! Wednesday. as to why he did not let
himself come down" with the auto
contagion, he declared that if lie
owned one he could return f + o m
Cut Bank to his ranch and to work
in too short a time.
Editor Sanders of the Devon Re-
gister was among the Monday call
ers at the Pioneer Press Office. Mr..
Sanders and family came up on the
"Dinkey" and waited over for No.
L, en- route to Big Fork, in the
Flathead valley. Editor Sanders
was in Cut Bank five years ago and
was seriously considering establish
ing a paper here at that time. but
thought it trife early to make the
venture.
In a ragged and one-slded game
Sunday Cut Bank defeated Brown
ing by a score of IL to s. The
game was loosely played by both
sides. but owing to the high wind
that prevailed at the time little
could be expected in the way of
real ball playing. The local boys
showed that with a little more
practice they could put up a very
good article of baseball.
A game will be played in the
near future with Shelby and it is to
be hoped that the people will turn
out and give the boys their support.
NJ. A. O'Neil this week circulated
a petition to be forwarded to State
Tax Commissioner Houtz, asking
that he be appointed a member OF
the appraising board of three, for
Teton county. This is a new posi-
ton, created by the last legislature,
full details as to the duties of which
were published in the Pioneer
Press some time ago. 1t is est.
mated that it will take about four
months to make the appraisal fol-
this county and the maximum pay
is SO per day. Mr.. O'Neil is very
we'll qualified for the position, hav'
ing had much experience as an as
sessor. The local citizens will b.
: greatly pleased in the event tina
he receives the appointment, thru
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Mr.. Houtz.
John McCauley and son.in-law
Jas. Roberts, arrived Sunday from
ort Byron, Ill. Early this spring
Mr.. McCauley felt the Montan;
urge and departed for Cut Bank
He was located on a homestead neaI
the old dipping watts, by B. II. Nc
Manner. He went back to Por
BYRON. sent in his resignation IL