The Western news. [volume], October 25, 1910, Image 6

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-CITY DRAY.
KLEINOEDER & HOBBS
All work entrusted to our care wil
■ be speedily and satisfactorily done
Prices reasonable.
Phone st
Hamilton Cleaning and
Pressing Parlors
We wish to announce that we
have bought the cleaning and
pressing business of F Beaudette.
WE ARE SPECIALISTS IN OUR
LINE.
HORSCH BROTHERS
Second Street.
J. T. POWERS
PRACTICAL
PLUMBER
Steam and Hot Water
HEATING
Corner Main <fc Fourth Streets
Hamilton, Mont.
When
You wish 1 to. hire a team or
FEED
YOUR
HORSE
Ur want a nice conveyance, Call
on us and we ean fir: you out
Stable in rear 'of Hotel
Hamilton
NELSPETERSON
Hamilton, Montana.
Whether you saw our
> display at
TH î Fair
or not, we should be
glad lo have you give
our stock a fair test.
Vineland
Nurseries Co.
W. S. Roberts, Agent.
Hamilton.
c7J?0'
;AL
RE kson
why our cigar trade is so steadily in
creasing is the reason that our cigrtrs
are FRESH and in prime çondition —
that character excellence appeals par
ticularly to the exacting, critical
sm<Scers.
We would like YOy to try us—we're
sure we are able to sell you your par
ticular brand in a little better smok
ing condition than you can obtain any
where else.
Club Cigar Store
Mj. H. McLaughlin, Proprietor.
PIANO TUNER
Pianos tuned and repaired. All
work guaranteed.
Permanent address, Montana Hotel.
H. A. McLean
PHANKS PUNNED FOR
NEXT MONDAY
HALLOWE'EN IS APPROACHING
AND THE BIG STICK IS OUT
FOR THE SMALL BOY.
Hallowe'en pumpkins in the win
dows, big, bushy chrysanthemums in
the florists' shops, new overcoats of
resplendent stripes and shades, all
proclaim that the summer days have
long since ended. Even autumn is
lingering.
Pumpkins and soaped windows tell
that Hallowe'en is near; there is
something about 'mums which herald
the football season or announce its
presence, while the presence of elegant
new and attractive fall overcoats
threaten the coming of colder days and
hint of Christmas, scarce ten weeks
off.
The Heal Date.
For the benefit of a juvenile reading
community it might be stated that the
night when "green lights burn and
witches ride abroad" is one week from
today, or October 31. The police will
be active and small boys should be on
the alert, as the horoscope man says.
It is well not to start anything until
sundown, and then to travel in large
crowds. The policeman of today is
more afraid of a large crowd of small
boys than a small crowd of large men.
The community it might be re
marked for the benefit of the small
hoy, lias an awful grouch on this year
and great care should be observed not
to get caught.
( all it Vandalism.
Boys should remember that their
pranks are being referred to as van
dalism; the thumbs are down on them
in high places and that it is purposed
to make "examples" of many of them.
This thing of being made an example
of is far from pleasant and is at va
riance with the martial code which
should exist between youth and age.
Boys should always remember that
while they are inclined to turn a gro
cery wagon loose and let it run down
hill, that there are gray-haired men
in the community who never did such
a thing, and never will.
Good from Evil.
Hallowe'en Vandals make take con
solation in the fact that Dunn's re
port says glass factories in many
places will resume incident to Hal
lowe'en pranks. While this gives em
ployment to many worthy people, it
cannot be considered in the light of im
mediate economic welfare.
The burning of gates should never
he indulged in the case of poor wid
ows. Substantial citizens grow peev
ish at the prank and the practice is be
ing'generally discredited.
Altogether the Hallowe'en outlook
is not cheerful. It would be well for
boys to hold off, even on the soaping
of windows until the last night, so
that when everyone has forgotten
about it they might get by with some
thing.
There are a lot of good tricks the
authorities are not next to. One of
the best is throwing a lot of broken
glass into a doorway and making the
Inmates think the glass front is shat
tered.
Many Local Drawbacks.
It is to be regretted by every gen
uine boy that the sanitary regulations
and conditions of this community
practically eliminates the presence of
certain buildings, the overturning of
which was once considered a capital
joke.
In rural communities it was con
sidered a merry jest to put'a farmer's
fanning mill on the roof of his barn,
' ut. unfortunately the farmers are
i.uxl" now and are o. the lookout for
just such stunts as that.
Nevertheless In spite, of such re
strictions the boys and some of the
girls contemplate a good time, with
one eye on the chief and the other on
a perfectly respectable but otherwise
undesirable householder.—Ex.
TRAINLOAD OF APPLES.
Spokane, Oct. 21.—King Apple's do
minion is fully established when he
can upset railroad schedules and order
record runs over transcontinenal lines
to suit his imperial convenience. That
is what the northwestern potentate
lias accomplished with regard to the
transportation facilities placed at his
disposal by the Hill lines, over which
the prize-winning dsplays from the
third national apple show in Spokane,
the week of November 14, will be mov
ed to Chieagp for exhibition in the
First regiment armory November 2$
to December 4.
A special train, loaded with the
northwest's choicest offerings of tin?
king of fruit, will be started on pas
senger train time 4S hours after the
Spokane show closes, the night of No
vember 19„ for a run of 2,000 miles
The train will carry the winner of the
$1,000 championship sweepstake on
carload contests and many other pre
mium takers, also displays from
commercial orchard district in Wash
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Beer Brewed
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mL
Its purity is vouched for by physicians and
pure food experts—no other beer has ever been able
to match its quality either in private or public test.
Pabst
Blue Ribbon
The Beer of Quality
Wherever served—always the same—its purity unquestioned,
its clearness undimmed—of the same wonderful quality which
has won for it the prizes of the world. Its popularity is due to
the successful and honest efforts of its makers to produce a pure,
wholesome, refreshing beverage.
Made and Bottle Only by Pabst at Milwaukee
Try Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer to-day and prove for your
self how good it really is.
Phone the dealer below
Louis Peterson
Hamilton, Mont
ington, Oregon Idaho, Montana and
Britsh Columbia.
Provided with a diagram of the Chi
cago armory, Ren H. Rice, secretary
and manager of the show, has been
able to designate where the respective
exhibits are to be located. When the
time comes to make the transfer the
car packers will have definite direc
tions which will be the key to the pla
cards on each exhibit, showing their
exact position in the cars and where
they are to be installed in the armory.
"In no other way could the co-oper
ation of the railway companies with
the national apple show have been
more strongly emphasized," said Sec
retary Rice. ''It reflects, as nothing
else, the realization by the railroads
that the northwestern apple, as a eom
piercial asset, will mean potential ton
nage yet undreamed of by heads of the
traffic departments. It represents
also, in a way, the enterprise and spirit
that finds its full fruition in the north
west—the imagination to grasp the
benefits to accrue from such an un
dertaking and the courage to carry it
out."
TAFT RACK AT CAPITAL.
Washington, Oct. 20.—President Taft
arrived here at 7 o'clock this morning
and began his winter's work at the
capital. In answer to a query today,
Mr. Taft said; "1 am feeling fine and
in perfect trim to take up the winter's
work here."
FOR AGED PEOPLE.
Old Folks Should B# Coreful In Their
Selection of Regulative Medicine.
We have n safe, dependable and al
together Ideal remedy that is particu
larly adapted to the requirements of
aged people and persons of weak con
stitutions who suffer front constipa
tion or other bowel disorders. We are
so certain that it will relieve these
complaints and give absolute satisfac
tion in every particular that we offer
it with our personal guarantee that it
shall cost tlie user nothing if it fails
to substantiate our claims. This rem
edy is called Rexall Orderlies.
Rexall Orderlies have a soothing.
Iiealing. strengthening, tonic and regu
lative action upon the bowels. They
Temove all irritation, dryness, soreness
and weakness. They restore the bow
els and associate organs to more vig
orous and healthy activity. They are
eaten like candy, may be taken at any
time without inconvenience, do uot
cause any griping, nausea, diarrhoea,
excessive looseness, flatulence or other
disagreeable effect. Trice 25c. and 40c.
Sold only at our store—The Rexall Store
C. S. Kendall.
A RUSSIAN MONASTERY.
The monks of Walamo have a Rus
sian monastery on a small island in
Lake Ladoga. It would appear that In
some measure the monastery is regard
ed, like the well-known monastery of
Mars Saba in Palestine, as a penal
monastery.
The establishment consist of 30
priests, who are not monks; 15 dea
cons, who play an important part In
the services of the Greek church, and
250 monks. These, with the novices
and laymen, make a total of from 1,200
J to 1,300.
At the present time none of the
! monks live alone but formerly solitary
life was by no means an exception.
The last hermit lived for over 50 years
in retirement. He is buried near to
I his one-roomed hut, and pious pilgrims
I chip bits off the wooden covering to
; his grave to cure themselves of tooth
ache.
j It is amusing to read that if the mon
astery cows are so unaccustomed to
women that if taken to the mainland
they run from them in fear, and will
only allow themselves to be milked by
men. The monastery is entirely self
j contained and self-supporting, and
even in the way of lake navigation—
for there are numerous branch mon
asteries in the Walamo archipelago—
it is independent of outside help or aid.
j Even the stokers and engineers on the
Will Insure Live
Stock
Family and fancy drivers, track animals, farm
horses, mares, bred and not bred, stallions, draft,
high grade and general purposes, mules, cows, bulls
and other cattle.
Against loss from any cause, including accident,
fire, lightning, and disease, all under one policy, and
for one rate of premium.
THACHER-TORRENCE
THE INSURANCE PEOPLE.
Next to Postoffice. Hamilton, Montana
monastic steam launches are monks,
and it is a curious sight to see priests
oiling an engine or shoveling coal.
TH0S. J. HEFLING,
Democratic candidate for county
treasurer anounces that if re-elected
he will deposit the county funds with
the bank paying the highest rate of
interest.
In conformity with my pledge of two
years ago, I have, during my present
term, deposited the funds of the coun
ty with the bank that offered the high
est rate of interest when bids were
called for, and have, except the amount
of the premium on my official bond,
paid all of such interest to the county,
and believing that my action has met
with the approval of the voters and
taxpayers of the county, I now an
nounce that if re-elected I will de
posit the funds of the county with the
bank offering the highest rate of in
terest at a competitive bidding, and
will pay such interest to the county.
My salary is $150 a month and the
Interest received on the county funds
has averaged $140.40 per month.
Respectfully,
64tf THOS. J. HEFLING.
The ladies of the Catholic Sewing
circle will have an apron and bag
sale on Saturday, December 3. 63tf
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NOTICE
Thinking its' time to have that long;
deferred photo made?
De» it now—let us show the original
effets this studio specializes on—forr
artistic, "different'' kind of work; w&
know you'll be suited.
In our prices, ton,.
WIN THERMS STUDIO
S««end Street, Fiuuily Theater Bldgs.
Ravalli
Zmty
Capital $50,000.00.
OFFICERS
W. W. McCrackin, President,
Geo, McGrath, Vice-President.
M. A. White, Cashier,
Geo. K. Dick,
Assistant Cashier.
(Jetterai Banking Business Transacted
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS
HAMILTON, MONTANA.
W. S. Muasell Mrs* W» S, MtmaeD
LICENSEE) 'phone S5y
UNDERTAKERS
Office N 3rd st, one block from Main, res
idence S 4th st, fifth block from Main.
Hamilton
Montana
J. D. SELLARS
ARCHITECT.
Hamilton,. Mont.
Phone 36L. P. O. Box 208
Plant
Cherry
Trees
as fillers in your orchard and
pay for it in two years.
Cherry trees do not blight
and begin to bear immediately.
Hamilton
Nurseries
M. F. GUINON
LICENSED OPTOMETRIST.
Room 3. .. Hotel Hamilton
HAMILTON, - MONT,
17-Jewel
Elgin or Waltham
in 20-Year Gold
Filled Case—$15
Barron, the Jeweler
Corner
Lot
The only corner lot un
sold on Third street, in
Pine Grove Addition, can
be purchased this week
for..... ......... $475
Liberal Terms.
WALTER 6. GUNNISS
Sales Agent.
Chamber of Commerce
Building.