The Wibaux pioneer. [volume], February 11, 1909, Image 8

About The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919

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local 'Stems of Special Interest
Miss Cora Long visited with
friends in Glendive over Sunday.
S. B. Clmppoll transacted busi
ness in Glendive on Saturday, last
E. W. Clockson was in from
Carlyle on business, Wednesday.
See that fine line of hats just
received at the Wibaux Merc. Co.
Messrs. Powers and Harry Brin*
ion were visitors from Beach, Sum
d*y.
Harve Robinson was in the city
on business today, from Sentinel
Butte.
H. Muilendore departed, Satur
day, on a brief business visit at
Missoula.
Messrs. Fraud Hihos and Carl
Meekly were Sunday visitors from
the ranch.
Gep. Mosser is pending a few
days in town this week, from the
anck at Trotters.
E. S. Herrick, of the Exchange
Bank, came down from Glendive
on business today.
A very enjoyable dancing party
wa- given at the H. D. Dennis
ranch on Friday, lad.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W Harper were
visitors in Wibaux, Monday, From
the Edge Hill ranch
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Harper de
parted on Monday evening for a
•isit at the Twin Cities.
W. H. Terreil is spendiug a few
lays in town with his family, thh
week, from the ranch nea. Trotter.
The dance given in the hall on
L'ue dav evening was well attended
and proved very fucc^pful, socially
T. B. Hall moved his family and
household goods in from the lanch
today, and will reside in the Jen
sen hm e
B. Muilendore departed on Sat
urday evening for a visit with
friends a d relatives at his former
home in Dayton, Ohio.
Mrs. W. E. Stockstill returned
to her h me here on Sunday morn
ing, after an extended visit with
her parents at Pioneer, Mo.
Stra' od—One bay horse, weight
LOO) fbs,; v h'te hind feet, clipped;
bra ded WE on -ight shoulder.
$'() tevard for information leading
to his recovery. Wrile or call at
Oh onic e Office, Beach, N. D.
Mr. and Mrs. A G. Parsons en
tertained a few friends at their
a mC • n 1 day niaht. A sump
tuous dinner was served at six
o'clock, and a v>rv pleasant even
ing was spent in playing whist.
Attomev Fisher, who has. been
oca e 1 in the rear "f the First Na
n'° a 1 Bank * n ;, d'ng, removed his
office fixture*.into the double apart
ments, facing Wibaux Street, this
week, wheie he now lias ideal
office rooms.
1 lmer Fu'< hii s came uown from
Wibaux Ti e day and l e and hi$
orc ther, J. L.,.cont umated a deal
with Howard
Doug a-, agent fo~
and a member of 1 h Hoog'e Plow
Co., of ». arly 5 ©, Montana, whereby!
'le Hu, ■< bins Bros, became owners!
of a O-hme power C ase e-gine,I
u ' e of | lows and ctfao e ui ment.
-Billing. County Republican.
After haviug a hearing before]^
Justice Bn. hed on charge of arson,
which re nl : e 1 in his discharge!
J« hn Di uthii was o i ast Friday,
e-a restt d when C on t AH or; ey
Le . or eau ed a similar v a a 11
ho sworn out. We u derstand
th t Dou b t was gi e i a h a ing
bef no the Justice ,f Peace, i f
Glend^ee u d eve f< r dis
trict ei urt under a $2,000 bond.
Watch Wibaux Grow !
Read F. W. Hahn's card iu this
issue.
Order your masquerade costumes
early, at Allen's.
W. W. Lathorn was in from the
ranch on business, Tuesday.
Miss Gladys Randall spent Sun
day with her parents at Ber ch.*
Mr. and Mrs. John Douthit.were
visitors from the farm, Wednesday.
L. J. Willis visited over Sunday
with friends at the Edge Hill ranch*
Mr. and Mrs. Drud. of Carlyle,
spent Sunday with Wibaux friends.
Erwin Lynk was a brief caller
the first of the week from his farm
south of town.
Mrs. Walter H- Bell entertained
the Ladies of the Guild Society at
her home this afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Gilbert, of Sentinel
Butte, was in the city, Saturday,
having dental work done,
F. C, Cook, the hardware man,
was calling on customers here
Monday, from Miles City
Bill*! are out announcing a big
masquerade ball in be given in the
hall here on Monday, Feb. 22.
Services will be held in St. Thom
as' church here on Sunday, Feb*
21st. at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Auditor Montgomery, of the
Midland Coal & lumber Co.,, is
.in the city, this week, from Miles
City.
H. D. Dennis and Jas. Drnst
were business callers in the city,
Wednesday, from their farms south
of town.
James Thompson spent sever * 1
days, this week, visiting w\th his
wife who is confined to the hospi
tal at Gleudive.
Dr. O. R. Niece, the dentist,
spent a few days at Sentinel Butte,
the first of the week, looking after
his:, dental work.
Joe McFillin retained on Fridav
evening from a brief business trip
to different points in the western
part of the state.
Sunday School will be held in
St. Thomas' church at 2 o'clock
every Sunday afternoon. Every
one is. cordially invited to attend.
John Graham returned to Wi
baux pn Thursday evening, from
Missoula, where he was recently
ca'led to attend the funeral of his
aged father.
■
F. rSaV—Eggs from thorough
ored barred Plymouth Rocks,
Spring Creek Poultry Farm W.
S. Marvin, Proprietor. Sentinel
Butte, N. D.
Albeit Pickering', who has been
identified as the junior member of
the Jordan.Pickering Co., has
]
cepted a position as clerk in their!
successor's store.
Tom Ri'ey, the woolbmer, has
secured the wool clips of William
Lindsay, M. H. Di -kman and P.
C ' Greyer on contract, for a price
twenty cents.-The Review.
Mrs. Roy White, of Belle Fr uche
B. D., who ha? been visiting fori
the past three weeks with berj
parents, Mr. aid Mrs. W. W
Lath an at this pi.ee, J
ome the first of the week.
A. E. Rati on's ma h : re
was the e e; e cf a le rible ao
Wedi e - ay foreacoti, cause' 4 by the
explosion of a farce oil tar v h h
roeu'ted in tjie death of '
more, amaffiirbt. Tb ... ex l«ion[
the report of wh U * #sa fc, e irt j f or
miles around, w a? a ^ g | ait it
ft angled its victim-.recked ^ho
entire building.- Chronicle
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.c dent
ENTERTAIN AT WHIST
(concluded from first page.)
sixty, assembled to engage in the
interesting a-d fascinating game
of whist. Playing commenced at
nine o'clock, and for the next three
hours the game w as waged fast and
furious, some going up and some
going down and others remaining
stationary, as luck or science at the
game, influenced by good, bad, or
indifferent partnors, fell to each
one's lot.
About the hour of midnight, the
tables were cleared and some sub
stantial to cheer the inner pian
were brought forth. A few played
out their hands but the majority
threw them down and eagerly
grasped the delicacies before them,
and by the way the hosts and host
essess waltzed around with the re
freshments they all seemed to be
hungry and appreciated that part
of the p.-ogramme as much as the
playing.—we diu. After an hour
passed in lynching and social in
tercourse playiug was resumed and
kept up until about two a. m., when
prizes were given to the success
ful, as well as the unsuccessful
players. Mr. E. F. Fisher and
Mrs. Jos. Bilyeu capturing the
head prizes, and T. J. Lynch and
Mrs. Heald the booby prizes. Mr,
Fisher received a fouutain pen,
Mrs. Bilyeu a souvenir spoon, Mr.
Lynch a beautiful pair of socks—
which he said he had sadly needed
for many months—and Mrs. Hqqld
an egg beater, which will of course
be more acceptable to Mr. Heald
than a carpet beater. Everyone
voted it a very pleasant evening,
and thanked the promoters, and
we all of course wish for many re
turns of the event.
One who was there.
Local and Otherwise*
Watch Wibaux Grow!
It will pay you to Read the ads.
I have several thousand dollars
of private money to loau on im
proved fa.rms, also on commuted
and final Proofs.
H. K. Schuster,
49-tf Wibaux, Montana.
Those who desire to buy horses
that are broke or unbroke, ages
ranging from 4 to 7 years, weigh
ing twelve to fourteen hundred,
mares or geldings, call at my ranch
or after February 1 st. they can be
seeu at my residence. Terms,
credit or cash.
Frank E. Payne.
Strayed-One gentle black horse;
weight 800 tbs. has white spot on
tail; brand(«J "Anvil'' on left shoul
der. $5 rt iward for his return, or
will pay for information leading to
his recovery, -Also on" bobtail
blue roan mare branded "lazyFL"
on left ja w, Range with Beamer's
on Boxe Ider creek.*
'uhas. Dahl, Wibaux Mont.
Dm i ng &he?p shearing season I
will operate a hand shearing plant
on Cc jttonwood creek, Ifi miles
B
norlth of Wibaux, and vi'l guaran
tee go od work. Will also run a
lippi ag tank in connection with
hear ing plant and will use the
f amo us Kreso Dip* Will also run
i» pu Blic buck herd.
Dan Sutherland.
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stale's Orde,- Z
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SEED WHEAT.
Rl«e Stem—They like to make
The Grain Market.
Following are the market prices
which prevail at the Wibaux ele
vator and are corrected every Thus
day;
No, 1 Northern rvheat, $ S'i
No. 2 S2
No. I Macaroni wheat, *77
No. 1 Flax, $1*41* Oats, .42
No. 2 " 1*39. Barley, .45
Announcement
Having recently purchased the
entire stock of the Jordan-Pick
ering Co., we take this means of
announcing to the people of W L
baux and vicini t y, that we will
continue along the game line as
successors to the above mentioned
co mpany, their most excellent
business, an d we hop e to enjoy
your liberal patronage in _the
future, as has been the pleasure
of the former company, hereto
fore. We also wish to state that
we exnect to r etain the sa me e f
ficient staff of clerks. : : : :
Yours for Business,
T. S. LOVELL.
1 Midland Coal 4 Lumber Co. 1
THE BEST LOT OF WESTERN COAL
EVER ON DOCK IN WIBAUX
ESPEC1ALLY THAT RANGE NUT.
Livery, feed and Sale Stable
S. H. STAMBAUGH, Proprietor
GOOD RIGS
PRICES REASONABLE
City Dray Line
Phone 21
Wibaux, Montana
LQ3TS FOR SALE DO
NOT INCLUDE
The building material. Come
to ns for those,. Our lumber
is fresh stock that is well
seasoned; and it will be de
livered to you in proper con
dition at a price that will not
cause you to think you
being robbed.
are
Geo. Heaton - •- lumbe
Kreso Dip is the Best
Don't run any chances by using' an infer
ior article but use Kreso Dip and insure
results* Every gallon guaranteed.
LEAVE ORDERS AT THE DRUG STORE.
L. M. ALLEN
Wibaux, Montana)*