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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-03

Miss Edith Lauretta Stewart, daugh-
ter of D. C. Stewart, president of
the Magnolia Pipe Line company, will
be married at her fathers home in
Dallas on Dec. 16 to Mr.. B. A. By
waters. a member of the family of
the same name which has large land
holdings in the Electra oil field. Mr..
Bywaters is connected with the
Oil association at
lDallas.-Fuel Oil Journal
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-03

T. ]. Dorsett of Midlothian, Texas,
a member Of the Thelma Oil and Gas
Company. arrived here yesterday and
went to the fields.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-03
See "Henpecked Henry"

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Athey were in
the city yesterday and today from
the Graham field. Mr.. Athey drilled
the Wildcat Jim well and is now drill
ing for the Oklahoma-Louisiana COM
pany one mile north of that well.
He and Mrs. Athey witnessed the
production of "Henpecked Henry" at
the opera house last night, and re-
turned to the field this afternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-03

Geneva-Pearl No. 3 has been COM
pleted and has been put on the pump.
The company is rigging up on No 4
and has made a location for No. 5.
The Geneva Pearl property is located
in the northeast of section 4-4-3.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-03

A. w. Staiti of the 1916 Oil Com
pany, was in the city today from Mar
shall county. where he is drilling an
oil we'll
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-03

The DuBoise well, near Lone Grove
in 19-4-1 has reached depth of
14O0 feet and drilling was to be re-
sumed today after temporary shut
dent that they will get a well.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-03

Bull Head Oil company is building
a rig for No. on its 45-acre lease
In section AS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-03

Bayou-191l have begun drilling on
well No s on the Stewart & Hawk
lease in section 1888.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-12-03

w. NJ. Laird of Pittsburg, Pa, is an
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-25

Cnnsistory. May DeeT %. s. 9.
u. 1908 he recciveuhtAe 33nd ~
i'm the Northern Supreme CuuncIl
Scottish Rite at Buffalo. y. y. /
was crowned an Active Member
Chicago. ILL.,. September u. l?l4.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-25
GRAND COMMANDERY
William J. lanGers.

William J. LanderS was born in Gard
iner. tiaine, attended the city schools
there and later was graduated from
the Augusta Commercial College. IN
early life he spent several years III the
South and in 1873 entered the office of
the Gardiner Reporter, becoming a
partner in the business with the late
X. H. caldwell in 1880. For the sue
cceding - years he was connected with
Gardiner newspapers as editor ana pub
Usher, serving on the kennebec he
porter. on the Reportcr-J Journal as as
socate editor with Mr. Morrell, and on
the Gardiner independent During
this time he served the city for a num-
Der of years as director of the Public
Library, director of the High school
and for II Years was city auditor.
His Masonic life beGat In ISL, when
he was made !; Master Mason in Her
mon Lodge. No. y. joining Lebanon
4. \. Chapter ana Maine Commandery,
No. ], X. r., the same year. He was
Master # Hermont Lodge in - 50;
Commander OF Maine Commandery so
~; high Priest Of Lebanon r.. y.
Chapter S2-'S3: District Deputy &. NJ.
18th Masonic District '>4'S5; appointed
Grand standard Bearer of the Grand
Commandery, n. T., of Maine in 1883,
passing through the several chairs: and
elected Grand Commander in 1894.
The prominent feature of his admin
iStration was the removal of Blanuue-
fort commandery. No. 49, from Port
land to Ellsworth as per vote of the
Grand Commandert at its 1894 Annual
Conclave. Blanquefort at present is
one Of the finest Communicates in the
jurisdiction.
Il. T.. Sir I.anderS was Grand Chan
cellor of the Grand Lodge, Knights of
Pythias Of Maine in 1884, adding nine
new lodges to the order during his
term. He removed to Boston in 1904.
but has retained his membership in his
old home Masonic bodies. In 1880 he
married Miss Ella F. Drake of Gard
iner and has two children. Mrs. Mill
ton Davis of South Berwick. Me, and
Miss Frances Landers of Boston. For
the past three years he has been con-
nected with the Fra nklin Square
House in Boston. the largest exclusive
vomen'S hotel in the world
Albert Moore Spear.
Judge Albert NJ. Spear, Associate
Justice of the Supreme Judicial Court
of Maine. was born in Madison,
Maine March Il. 1882. He was grad
uated from Bates College in 1875. He
taught in Maine schools from 1868 to
1877, the last year as principal of
Arson Academy. North Arson. He
was admitted to the ban in 1878 and
practised law in Hallowell until 1885.
removing at that tim"~ ~ Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-25

Grand Conductor Of Council in 1912
Grand Captain Of Guard in 1913, was
elected Grand Principal Conductor of
Work in 1914. and r. L. Deputy Grand
Master in 1915. In the Grand Com
mandery of Maine he was appointed
Grand Standard Bearer in 1913. elect
ed Grand Junior Warden in 1914, and
Grand Senior Warden in 1915. In the
Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite re-
ceiN"d the degrees from the 4th to
18th in Eockland Lodge of Perfection
in November, 1902. the 18th and 18th
in Rocllland Council Princes of Jeru-
salem on the same date. the 18th and
18TH in General Knox Chapter Of Rose
Cr"iX in March, 1903, and the 32nd in
Maine HonsiStory on May ~ 1903 Has
served Rockland Lodge of Perfection
as its Thrice Potent Master since 1907
and has been Master of Ceremonies in
Rockland Council Princes of Jerusalem
and General Knox Chapter of Rose
CroiN since 1904.
He became a member of kora Tenn
pie, Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine.
March ~, 1903, and received the Order
Of the Red Cross of Constantine in
Tamerlan" Conclave, No. ,. at Ban
COR. December Is, 1908.
Edward w. Wheeler.
Edward W. Wheeler of Brunswick
IS a prominent lawyer Of Cumberland
county. He was State senator i'm 1909
and member of Governor Haines
Executive Council 1895. He is a
n far Of lo
Bank and trustee of the Topsham
and Brunswick Savings Bank He is
member of United Lodge and st.
l'auls Royal Arch Chapter of Bruns-
WICK. He was made Thrice Illustri-
Gus Master of Mount Vernon Council
l'lo-l?l4, Eminent Commander of
Dunlap Commandery of Bath 1904
10; Grand Warder of the Grand Com
mandery Of Maine, 1910, Grand
Standard Bearer, 1911. Grand Junior
Warden. 1915.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-25

On the east side of the Kennebec river close to the
stands the mill of the HumeNe Company of Angus
ta In its beginnings this mill operated by the Bang
Bros. The Lawrence. Newhal & Page Company acqu1-
ed the plant in 1898 and from them the -Newhal
Company took it over in 1911.
The original line of the establishment was stock wor.
IN windows and frames The scope of the work has bee
gradually increased to include the manufacture of al
classes Of interior finish and also undertakes work done
conformity with architectural drawings making CONTRACTS
Tor the complete finishing of interiors. Nearly all th
interior work of the Maine Central Railroad depot
water street was either turned from the
nall mill or provided by the Hume Newhall Company il
Guiding the beautiful colored windows with the symbolic
designs The company also provided all finishing for II
Y. NJ c. A. building.
The plant is engaged in the manufacture of wi RI
dow frames and interior finish for the new Winslo
school building and for the new 2O-room Webster school
building in Auburn The company has the contract ol
the finish material to be used in the building of the nev
Crossett shoe factory on the East Side
D. - Hanson, who is the present manager of the bus 4
ness began his superintendency when the plant was owl
cd by the Lawrence Newha & Page Company He is noo
a member Of the HumeNewhall Company of Augusta an
mdcr MS skltul and experienced conduct the industry
is annually growing with rapidtv which promises bril-
liant future for it. -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-25

The greatest industry in Augusta is the magnificent
pant of the Edwards Manufacturing Company lying Just
north of the new railroad bridge the west side of the
river cotton mill was established the site early
as 1916 and in 1867 it became important industry when
purchased by the Spragues who generously aided by
the city In 1873 the Spragues failed and the mill OPP
Grated by board of trustees until the Edwards Manufac
t1ring Company purchased the property in 1882.
Since 1882 the present operators have manufactured
IN this plant continuously and because of the remarkably
able management there has been apprecabe decrease
If the output of the mill even when like plants in other
parts of New England have been distressed by depressing
conditions in the textile industry. Over 10000 spnds
daily operation the Edwards mill and the annual
product is over 36OOO0O0 yards of cloth 1000 oe
atives are employed and the monthly pay roll about
$4,000.
The present agent of the Edwards mills is SamUl
Stewart thorough master of the textile business and
gifted with unusual executive ability Under his d.
recton the industry enjoying prosperity in times that
are everywhere all dull and in many cities disastrous
to the textile business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-25
God Wills it,

written by John Clair NIinot Past Commander for II
Semi Centennial Celebration Of Trinity Commander
No. 7. X T. Augusta, Maine, June "a, 1879
God wills it Y This, of old, the Templar cry
God wills it, and we Gomez Thus did each Knight,
His heart with zeal afiame his soul allght
Set forth to win the Sepulchre-or die.
We them marching on to Paestine;
We hear the tramp of steeds, the solemn tread
OF Knights whose mantles bear cross OF red
The Hermit Peter leading all the line.
End O, the valiant men that followed him,
Each consecratcd to the Sacred Cross,
Each counting all his earthly gains but dross -
Their names and fame the ages cannot DIM
Urban, Godfrey, Rchard-thus we may
Our tribute bring to every dauntless soul;
And thus rchearse once more the shining roll
From Hughes de Payns to martyred De Molay.
O. well they fought the fight and served the need;
Wherever flew the Beauseant they bore,
Wherever cleaned the crimson they wore,
Their service for their Master spoke their creed
Dust are they all, and rust each Templar blade
That called on nfidel to flee or die;
But deathless is the sign they conquered BY
And deathess the knghtly they made.
Those vows are ours that solemn sign claim;
Are we worthy of the Templar blade?
Are fervent for the great crusade
That calls us, calls in Captains name?
For Us no desert pathway, dim and hard;
For pilgrim quest to distant land;
And yet God wills it that find at hand
A war to wage a tempted shrine to guard.
Sir Knights, on this. day of jubilee,
We hail our Commandery's holy name
We tell again the story of its fame,
We bid it Godspeed through the years to be-
The knights who guests today greet;
We bid them welcome to homes and hearts,
And to cherish we'll till life departs
Their Knighty friendship, stainless, strong and sweet
Then let us, to the Master revere,
Renew the Tempar vows of other days,
And side by side fare destined ways
Ills faithful Knights without reprOach fear
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-25
Eminent Commanders of the
Seven Communicates
Arthur Sutherland.

Arthur Sutherland. Eminent Com
nander of Maine Commandery. No. |,
was born in Fredericton. y. b.. April
IL, 1888. In 1906 he took up his resi-
dence in Gardiner and was made a
Mason in Hermon Lodge. May II, 1908.
a Royal Arch Mason in Lebanon Chan
ter, September 90 1908 and was
knishted in Maine Commandery. June
). 1909.
Lewis A. BurIeish.
Lewis 4. Burleigh, of Augusta, the
present Eminent Commander of Trim
lty was born at Linneus, Maine.
March "a. 1870, son of Edwin c. and
Mary J. (Bither) Burleigh. He at
tended the common schools until 1885.
Cony High school, Augusta, 1856,
Continued on Page Five)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-25

G. II. T. Grand Chapter Of Maine,
Maine l909-1910. and Conductor of
Council f. x :. Masters, 1918. He
was kniehted in St Alban Com
mandry. NO. $, *. r., Nov. Sth. ISIS
ana was Eminent Commander 81. Al
ban Commandry. lS97-lS9S He is a
member of all the Scottish Rite
Bodies.
Dr.. J. F. Hill.
j. r. Hill. NJ d.. of Watervlle
Grand Captain General of the Grand
Commandery Of Maine. was born in
WaterNille. June L.. 1851 He obtain
ed his education through courses at
three colleges. for a time he attended
Colby College but in 1880 entered
Dartmouth and pursued a course of
study Their" FOR a Year ana in 1891
he entered Bowdoin College and was
1888. He has practised for 30 years
during the last ~ Years of which he
has limited his practice to the eyes,
ear nose ana throat and is recognized
as one Of the ablest of such special
lists in Maine.
He was raised Il Master Mason in
Wat"rVile Lodge. June 9. 1890: eX-
allied in Dunlap Chapter, Oakland. in
lH9l and later became Il charter mem
Der Of TecOnnet Chapter, WaterVille
In June, 1890. he was made n Royal
and Select Master in Mt Lebanon
Council. ana was knighted in St
Omer Commandery. March -. 1892
He was Eminent Commander of st.
omer Commandery in 1898 and was
elected Grand Captain General of
the Grand Commandery of Maine in
May 1915. He is a 32d Degree Mason
Scottish Rite, 1899.
Wilmer j. Dorman
Wilmer J Dorman. Grand Senior
Warden of the Grand Commandery of
Maine, Was born in Bloomington, Hi
nols. November Il. 1873. He was grad
uated from f.. nj. G. Seminary at
Bucksport in June. 1890. and entered
the employ of the Belfast National
Bank 1T Belfast, Maine, November
1890. In 1899 he became connected with
the Belfast Savings Bank and has been
man was made a Mason in Phoenix
Lodge, No. "A. May 26, 1902, and was
Worshipful Master in 1907. He was
exalted in Corinthian r. A. Cha ut r'
No. 1, December /. 1902, and was High
Priest in 19o4-o5. He was greeted as
Select Master in King Solomon's
Council NO l, January -. 1903. and
was T. |. Master in 1909. He was
knighted in Palestine Commandery
No IA. January p. 1903, and was Emf
ncnt Commander in 1910. In the Grand
Royal Arch Chapter of Maine he
served as Grand Master of 2nd V. il
19o4-o5. as District Deputy Crane
High Priest in 190601-OS. as Crane
King in 1909. Deputy Grand High
Priest in 1910 and Grand High Priest
in 1911. In the Grand Council. +. &
S. NJ. Of Maine, he was appointed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-25
George w. Cover.

George W. cover of SkoWhe@an was
made Il Mason october 6, 1886 in Key
stone Lodge, No. So Scion. Maine. In
1892 he was knighted in De Molay
Commandery and thereafter held Of
fee as Warder, Prelate. Captain Cen
rral and Eminent Commander Of De
Nolay Commandery No. 10.
In 1902 he was Grand Sword Bearer:
in 1903. c. j. W.: in 1904, G.. G.: in
1909. -. G.. G.: and in 1906 Grand Com
mander. He is a member of Somerset
L. \. e.. and Mount Moriah Council.
NO TO-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-25
Sanford L. Foqq.

Sanford L. Fogg was born in 1863 in
Milan, \. II. He was educated in the
public schools of Milan and Gorham
\. H.. the Maine Wesleyan Seminary
at kent's Hill and BoWdoin College.
class of 1889. He was principal Of
the High school at Island Pond, Vt, i'll
lHN9-lS90. Studied law with Judge
George a. Wilson at South Paris 1890
To 1898 ana located as a lawyer in 1893
at Rumford Falls, moving to Bath in
1894. remaining there until 1910 While
in Bath he was city solicitor in 1895.
member of the city government. judge
Of the Bath municipal court from 1896
to 1904 and clerk of courts for Sa gada-
hoe county from 1904 to 1910
He is a member of Solar Lodge, No
IA, +. and \. NJ. Bath. of which he
vas Master in 1902 and 1903, member
of Montgomery and St Bernard Royal
Arch Chapter. Bath, member of Dun
lap Commandery, Bath. of which he
was Commander in 1901 and 1902, and
Grand Commander of the Grand Com
mandery of Maine in 1907
He is Republican, a Methodist. is
married and has two children He re
sides at NO. 3 Chestnut street. Halo
Well. and is a member of the law firm
of Williamson. Burleigh & McLain of
Augusta.
Werren c. PhiIbrook
Warren Coffin Philbrook of Water
Vile. Maine. was born in Sedgwick.
Maine. Nov. 80. 1851 He was gradu-
ated from the State Normal School at
tastine in 1877. from Coburn Classical
Institute in 1873, and from Colby Col
leSe in 1882. He was admitted to the
bar in 1884 and practiced at Water
Vile from 1887 until his appointment
as Associate Justice of the Supreme
judicial Court of Maine, April 9, 1913
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-25

where he continued his practice until
his appointment to the supreme bench
in 1902. He was a member of the
Maine LEGISLATURE 1SS3-S3 and a Sena =
tor from kennebec county 1891 ?3.
serving as president of the Senate in
1923. He was mayor of Gardiner. 1882
- He received his appointment to
the bench in 1902 and was reappoint-
ed March /, 1909.
Judge spear was Grand Commander
of the Grand Commandery of Maine
in 1901
Frederick w. Plaisted.
Frederick w Ilaisted. Governor of
Maine in l9ll-13, was made Il Mason
in Bethlehem Lodge No. 81, Augusta.
September - 1897. He became a Royal
Arch Mason in Cushnoc Chapter No.
10. May -, 1888 and was knighted
in Trinity Commandery No. :. July
6. 1888 He was made Royal and
Select Master in Alpha Council No. 3,
March n, 1891 ana on May 3, 1898
Joined the Order of High Priesthood
n Portland. In 1924 he received the
egrees of the Scottish Rite in Al
sta bodies. and received the 32nd
p, gree in the Scottish Rite in Maine
|. nsistory, Portland May 20, 1898.
"a was High Priest of Cushnoc Chap
Ie 1892 and 1898, Eminent Com
er, der of Trinity Commandery in
1an Grand High Priest of the Grand
s9s, Il Arch Chapter of Maine in 1901.
'oy. n irand { nder of the Grand
!. nandery of elaine in l902.
Z NJ COY. plaisted has been head of
= 4. uGusta Council +. j. of A. a. =.
a has held office in t,meth Chap
o. Rose CroiX several years He
hartman of the Masonic Fair
N amittee of 1898 and also chairman
the Masonic committee which ar
" .nSed for the furnishing of Masonic
Temple. He was the first vice presi-
dent of Abnaki Masonic Club during
two years next following was its
president He was one of the first
trustees of the Masonic Temple ana
still continues as the trustee repre-
sentin@ Cushnoc Chapter.
He is one of two knights Templar
of Trinity Commandery who have
been Grand Commanders of the
Grand commandery. During the years
making his Inspections he visited cv-
cry Chapter and cOmmandcry in the
state.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-25
BIOGRAPHICAL
SKETCHES
Oakley c. Curtis.

Oakley c. Curtis. born Portland
line. March 20, 1868; son of William
q Amanda (RandalD Curtis oriSi-
lily of F'reeport. Educated Portland
,.bic schools: manager Randall and
lcAllister Coal Company; engaged in
|. cal business since 1880 Married
Edith l.. Hamilton of Portland.
Alderman city of Portland 1901,
Representative to State Legislature
from Portland 1903 and 1904. senator
from Cumberland county 1905, 1906.
1900 and 1908. Mayor city of Portland
lnll, 1912, 1913 and 1914. Governor of
Maine 1915-l9l6.
Chairman High School Commission
for new building, Portland. Member
ex-ofticio City Hall Building Commits
sion, Portland.
Member Masonic bodies, Knight
TemIlar, SD Degree, Mystic Shrine,
knight Of Constantine: Bramhall
League Portland. Portland Athletic
club Portland Yacht club, Farmers
Club Economic club: Director Casco
National Bank Portland Safe Deposit
and Trust Company, United States
Trust Company ana Merchants Trust
Company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-25
Arthur S. Little 4

Arthur :. Littletield "eh born at
Ninalhaven, Maine. Apr WAS 1864. His
parents were Rev w. lud Mary
,Stevens) Littlefield. II. eSan t"
take the Masonic deSre al orders
in 1902 at Rockland and es Master OF
Aurora Lodge. No. 80, fWaand l"n?
Thrice lluStrinus Ma F@0> OF klnS
Hiram Council. No. i, ister
He is now Scribe of 10. solomon
Temple Chapter. and fNlnS in the
Scottish Rite Bodies inf"ilicealley OF
Eockland. ana mcmberI the we CON
sStory. He was PM OF Malof the
Rockland Masonic Tfesident ssocla
tion of the time of ~ rmple Aot the
new Temple, and Y" building was
Commander of Cfince: an, Com
mandery. 40. Q. in Iarem"nt WAS
appointed Grand : l"l" Her o1
the Grand Comman, tdndtrd Beard as
such attended the II cry in 1910 anas",
where he WAS ais" = i"nnial at chic tn"
Council Officers roxy for one of ted
Grand Senior Ward He was eIoc4nI
Grand Commander cen in 1911. M
n.andcry in 1919 II The Grand &,
Frederick Oh;
Frederick CharIe'r'es T'ayer. D.,
was made It Wastes ThaH NJ ,t"r-
willie Lodge. 80. 30 Masolym W. 1861.
H., was made a january 81. SON
in Drummond ChRoyul Arch Ma lay
-. 1871: a Royal pier. No. - ter
i'm Mt. Lebanon C.and Select Masi ny
rs 1901: and a Eruncil No. H. NJ, e
Molay Commandrlsht TempIar in y =,
1873. He. was Wo,. No. 10 Hume
terville Lodge N.hy Master of Wa1
is a charter me-. 80, lS14-1J Hen
Commanders whicber of 81. Omer
1874. He WAS + was organized in
of 81. Omcr CMinent commander
lsS2->3. lS42-93. nmandeiN lS79-NV,
mander Of the tiiand Grand Com
Maine. loo3-o4 nd Commandery of
pointed Grand W 1907 he was APP
t.ncampment Kinder of the Grand
United States. is TemplHr of the
Bearer in 1910. Is Grad Sword
Standard Bearer nj beca:A+ Grand
1,o ,ecoivsd + 1913. ,ocat
krnnehec Valley III = W."
May. 1892; the ,"4e 9esr
4listn Council. Hh D'H 90: y
Degree in F.metI IS fpter, %'it
1899: and the 32r hahn rec Z
consistory. May Deer %. :, 80 .
l.. 1908 he receivedAtle Bind - .
in the Northern Supreme Cuuncn :.
Scottish Rite at Buffalo. y. y. He
was crowned an ActiN" Member at
Chicago. ILL.,, September II. 1914
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1915-10-08
NICK ARNETT
Savings Department

On and after October LIST, 1915,
this bank will conduct a savings
department under the control of the
U. S. Government. 4 per cent
interest, compounded semi.annually,
will be paid on amounts of $500 oil
over, and sums of S1.00 or less will
be received for deposit. A specia.
book will be given each patron in
which he can deposit from time te
time. Interest will be computed
July LIST and January LIST.
Deposits OF children given es.
pecial attention. We will be pleased
to serve you.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Cut Bank, Montana.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1915-10-08
THE
PIONEER PRESS
The Pioneer Paper of Northern
Teton County
Daniel MILESTONE, Publisher
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Local List free postage) a year $1.50
Postage List (outside county, $500

The Pioneer Press notes
with a good deal of pleasure
the rapid growth of the
Great Falls Leader into a
truly metropolitan newspa-
per. In some respects the
Leader is better than any
other Montana daily. Its
news columns are unfailingly
crisp and clean. 1t never
"plays" upon the doings of
the denizens of the Great
Falls half-world, nor does it
dish up cheap persiAage and
bucolic wit in its policecourt
stories. Its editorial para
graphs are full of punches
and the underlying strata has
much good wisdom. We
like the Leader for it's clean
ideals and for its devotion to
the finer canons of journal
ism and we hope it may con-
tinue to evolve into a really
great newspaper.
Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1915-10-08
announcement.

| wish to announce to the
public that | have renewed
the agency with one of the
best, oldest and most reliable
fur and tanning houses in
Iowa. Their workmanship
and material is guaranteed.
If you have any COW or
horse hides to be tanned and
made up into robes, gloves
or coats, bring them to the
Harness Shop. See me for
prices and samples.
NICK ARNETT