The Whitefish pilot. [volume], August 04, 1910, Image 2

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ON LINEN
at this iaundry proves its supe=
riority to every cue who has
seen our output. Our facilities
and methods for turning out
good work are unsurpassed here=
abouts, and we ask your patron=
age, confident of our ability to
satisfy you. Goods called for
and delivered.
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Goods Buttoned and Mended
FREE OF CHARGE
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45
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15
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Rugs, Tapestries, Linoleums, Bedding, Stoves, Ranges,
Cooking Utensils, Crockery, Glassware, Refrigerators,
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Out of town friends and visitors always welcome,
whether they buy or not. Come in and see one of the
largest and finest FURNITURE STORES in the west.
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STORY OF MONTANA
CROP FAILURE IS
SHOWN TO BE FALSE
The crop conditions all over the
country are the main tropic of con
versation every where. In Mon
tana the dry farmer has been dealt
a hard blow on account of the un
usual dryness of the season, but a
careful comparison with the eastern
states that are always a sure crop,
show that we are better off then
they. The knockers have been
trying to give Montana a black eye,
but when it comes down to actual
figures compiled 1 y the agricultur
al department at Washington, D.
C., we are going to have 10 per
c;nt more supplies in this state this
year than a year ago on acoout of
t ie increased acreage. According
to estimates made by this depart
ment the condition of hay in Mon
tana on July, 1 was 74 percent of
the normal condition as compared
with 100 a year ago, and the con
ditions of alfalfa is 75 as compared
with 101 last year, so it shows that
the hay crop will be three fourths
of the normal, while the rumors
have it that it is a total failure.
We copy a few extracts from our
neighboring papers to show that
the conditions are not as bad as
they appear to be from the car
windows.
Valley County News:—The farm
ers in this section who have made
any effort to cultivate their land
according to the scientific methods
of "dry farming" will harvest a
fair crop.
Harlem News:—This year has
been a supreme test on all kinds of
farming, saying nothing about "dry
farming". Crops on irrigated
lands are not wholly successful,
while on some of the bench lands
crops are in fine condition.
Culbertson Republic:—The crops
look exceptionally fine and with
the exception of oats we predict
very good crop in this district.
Hinesdale Homestead : —Crops
here are turning out better then
expected. Oats have taken quite a
growth since the rains a week ago.
Mondak News:—Recent rains
have done much to improve the
crop conditions and farmers are
more happy and optimistic than
for some time past.
Havre Plaindealer:—Despite the
unusual dryness of the sersun there
are some excellent crops in this
vicinity.
For the Flathead Valley we can
say that we have a very promising
out look. In speaking with those
who have been over the ground,and
old timers in the valley, they all
admit that it's dry alright, but
still the conditions are quite nor
mal. The past two years we have
had more than usual moisture and
crops were exceptional, so it wont
come up to that this year. Winter
wheat is looking good and their will
be nearly a full crop harvested says
a resident farmer. Summer grains
are a little short and the fruit crop
will be good. Vegetables have done
fine. If those that are being ped
dled about town here by the farm
ers are an example we should say
that they are excellent.
LEASED CAMAS
HOT SPRINGS
The Ledger is reliably informed
that the Mayo Brothers of Roches
ter, Minn., have sucured a lease on
the Camas Springs, in the eastern
end of the county, and that they
will in the near future erect build
ings and fit up a hospital at that
place. Mayo Brothers have a
world-wide reputation as surgeons
and their hospital at Rochester is
the mecea of the afilicted from both
continents. Their choice of the
Camas Springs for a new hospital is
a good recommendation for the
waters of the reservation springs
and will unquestionably result in
making Camas one of the noted
health resorts of the country—San
ders County Ledger.
What a great many people think
they know a*K>ut running newspa
pers would fill several large issues.
Cameo Kirby
Novelized by W. B. M. FERGUSON
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Another Great Booth Tarkington-Harry Leon Wilson Story
They said he was the worst man on the river, yet he showed them
that the soul of a man and the heart of a man would not perish
while the spirit willed that they should live. ** *
qplHIS romantic novel of life, love, war, intrigue and revenge
in on the Mississippi in the early Colonial days, captures
the imagination, thrills the soul, and illustrates that even an un
principled gambler and card sharper may yet redeem the life
he has bartered for illicit gain.
We Congratulate Our Readers on the Opportunity to Read
This Absorbing Narrative ___
Commencing in the Pilot Next Week.
Mrs. Prosser Dead.
Word was received by county At
torney Maiden last week of the '
death of Mrs. Prosser, mother of j
Reese T. Prosser,who was murdered
on a Great Northern train last May,
near Troy, Montana. The tragic
news of the son's death was a hor
rible blow to the old mother who
never recovered from the shock and
after weeks of awful agony of mind
and soul the old heart broken par
ent's sorrow passed away in death
—Eureka Journal.
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S. W. Bends, of Coal City, Ala., says
lie struck a perfect mine of health in Dr.
King's New Life Bills for they cured him
of Liver and Kidney Trouble after 12
years of suffering. They are the best
pills on earth for Constipation, Malaria,
Headache, Dyspepsia, Debility. 2öc at
Public Drug Co.
Some men are loved for the
enemies they have made, hut more
are loved for the dollars they have
inherited.
When the digestion is all right,
the action of the bowels regular,
there is a natural craving and relish
for food. When this is lacking
you may know that you need a
dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. They strengthen
the digestive organs, improve the
appetite and regulate the bowels.
Sold by all dealers.
TAXIDERMIST
All Kinds of Tanning
wt
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J. W. MADDY, Whitefish, Montana
WHITEFISH MEAT CO.
M. CONNELLY, Manager.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
Fresh and Salted Meats of all kinds
Leaf Lard a Specialty. Finest made
We aim to please
„ Ground Bone, 3c a Pound
CASH PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF HIDES
WHITPFISH
MONTANA