Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-07-25

Dance, Browns Hall, tonight.
Nice stock of fresh fruit at the
City Bakery.
Meet me this evening at Bob's
Smoke house.
Bakerized coffee, our leader. H.
J. Helphrey & Co.
Will Henry of Somers was among
the legion of out-of-town visitors in
Cut Bank last Saturday.
Will O'Brien was "frit to bat" in
the 1918 harvest game, having C u t
his fine field of rye early this week
The Pioneer Press has been ask
ed to announce a dance nt Browns
Hall, Friday evening, July %. Good
music. All invited.
Mrs. Carl Hawkins is spending
the week here. Mrs. Hawkins has
almost completely recovered from
her recent serious illness.
John Hall made a trip to Sweet
Grass and Coutts this week, to look
after ranch interests near the former
place and to close a machinery deal
in the Canadian town.
Yesterdays Leader states that
Red Rube' Hildebrand, idol of the
Great Falls baseball fans, is suffer
ing from blood poisoning in a Salt
Lake hospital.
The Helena Record of Wednes-
day stated that Victor Connolly had
been sentenced to serve fourteen
t months at Leavenworth, by Judge
: J. M. Bournquin, having been con-
(. victed of rustling on the Blackfeet.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Arnold a n d
/ daughter Ethel came over from Will
: kinson, Wash, last Friday and have
gone out to their homestead in Plea
t SAINT Valley. Mrs. Arnold and daugh-
ter have just recovered from a severe
a illness and hope to find better health
d on this side of the mountains.
Il If you don't believe that the popu-
e lation of this town is increasing take
II a walk thru its southwestern suburb
About a dozen small residences are
It right now under construction, ex.
le tending almost to the river banks
r. Most of these little homes are 0 1
II state lots and undoubtly the lots viii
d be purchased by the builders at tn,
coming lot sale.
"a If Postmaster General Burlesoi
should take the pains to inquire a
to why Postmaster McNamer o
lg Cut Bank was not more punctual il
o attending to official duties this weel
T. it is probable that tie latter woul,
be able to furnish a satisfactory ans
wer. Bruce succumbed to that un
s. pleasant malady which seems as bar,
" to avoid as taxes and the high cos
of living-measles-on Sunday last
s Soon after he hied himself to b i
Nv shack on the southwestern suburb
lis of the city and will remain there un
r.. til DIR. Hulbush decress that he ma
f return to public life.
u John S. Tucker, leading Minnes
III polls banker, CIV. Anderson, cast
sit Ter of a bank at Shelly Mimi, M
Glemmestad, cashier of the f i
ue National Bank of Tyler. Mimi, an
ge j. B. Sloan, a Minneapolis f~ianciel
ut were guests of f. HI. Worden a II
n family the first days of the week an
N, were taken on a drive thru the Hea
lc- Light and Pleasant valley section
is to inspect the growing crops. Tt
is gentlemen stated that the Montar
rk crop outlook was far better than tt
Use North Dakota outlook and pronou'
he ed the fax and winter wheat crol
e in this section among the best the
had seen in their travels.
In Excavation work for the bas
IRE ment of the Iverson's movie" houl
fc on upper Broadway began Thursds
so morning. AS soon as the ~excavatio
ne. work is completed a crew of brlcl
ed layers will begin work on the built
III ing, which will be % by 80 and wi
no fitted mn. in nOr1arn ohona &,