The roundup record. [volume], April 03, 1908, Image 1

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VOLUME Ï.--NO. I
Historical Sotidj •' Montana..
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ROUNDUP, MONTANA, FRIDAY, APRIL 3, IPOS
E ?>COSi for Rourüup [
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$2.00 Per Year in Advance.
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NOW OPEN
For business with
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Furnishings, in
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j GLOVES ETC.
j Do Not Fail
To come in and
see us and get
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j Brovvn-Osborne Co.
< Roundup, Montana.
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Physician and Surgeon.
Calli s litten« il to <!a.v or nicht.
Telel»h«nu> ! short rlnas.
Roundup.
Montana.
Frank Stevens
BARBER
.Shaving
Haircut ting
Massaging
Shampooing.
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RAY BROS.
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Builders.
Estimates Furnish'd <-n Ap
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All work guaranti."*d.
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MONTANA.
up with a live city.
ROUNDUP FORGES
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Enterprising and Progressive Ginxe:
Transform Wilderness Into Thriv
ing City of 400 Souls.
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NEW BUiLDINOS GOING IP LVLRY D\'
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Splendid Natural Resources Bound to .
Make Roundup the City of Cities
in Very Shot» Order.
Roundiip i. hist atf'tmihg a met- '
ropolitan appearance and (-re long
will have passed thru the stag.
which all new town., have to eon
tend with, into the realm of city
dom with substantia! buildings, up
to-date improvement?? and other
! conveniences which tend to make
life more pleasant. Every day sees
new buildings going up with a ra
pidity that would astound one not
! accustomed to tho surprises of the
j new towns of the West, while the j
fc; trains daily bring an army of hmne
I seekers, laborers and business nun
looking for locations. When one,
: v.c-ws this influx and the rapid i
! growth of tho town, there dm s not '
remain any doubt but that Round
j up will be a thriving city of:
1 eonside v a b 1 e size by next
'fall. .Situated, as il is-, on the coast
'extention of the C. M. it St. 1\ Rv.
; on the north bank of ihr Mussel
shell liver in Fergus county, with an
I ideal townsite. excellent drainage
and splendid natural rc-oureos sur
rounding. it cannot fail to attract
people.
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up is extremely fortunate in having
! suen splendid natural resources as
jit commands bestowed upon it.
The bottoms of the Musselshell •
ja« fertile as any soil anywhere, end
are capable of raising bumper crops
! of all kinds* of grains, alfalfa and
; sugar beets. The sugar beets raised
j here have been analyzed and found
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to be of a superior sugar-producing i
quality, and it is but a question of *
time when Roundup will be the i
j center of a profitable sugar beet in
dustry. The bench land back from ■
tlie river is as fine a land as man
! ever laid eyes on, with soil that is j
not to be equalled. Many tlious-j
amis of itérés of ibis land is still
; open to the homesteader but is rap-i a
idly being taken up—in fact so
rapid is the influx of settlers that
all available land within -■"> miles
; of Roundup will be filed on in a
few months. Those desiring a
: homestead will make no mistake
by taking up a quarter section of
' these virgin acres, which step The ;
Record would strongly advise. Re
! sides this agricultural land there is
'considerable land along the Mussel- '
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! shell which may he filed on under
the timber and stone a-t. and which
j will prove a profitable investment
for anyone.
natural re-j
Roundup is favored with a
coal mine tlie product of which is j
equal to any mined within the j
♦ ; state of Montana. This mine alone i
♦ ! is sufficient to guarantee a perma- j
♦ tient town here as it will only be a ;
♦ short time when upwards of Ö00 1
♦ j miners will be employed. I lie
J ' property is owned and controlled by '
the Republican Goal Co., who have
'ample capital to develojie the nnm
land put in improved machinery to
! facilitate thooutput. Thecompany
has prospected here for about lwa,|
two years and have found the vein.
j which is nearly seven loot thick, of
such extant as to warrant them in
spending a large sum in developing
! the property. Already a large ;
; amount of new machinery ha« ;
arrived here, including three loti
l.or*e-power boilers, for which a
: permanent brick boiler room is now
m course of construction. It is ex
! pee-ted that the daily output of the ;
I mine will reach the 3000 ton mark..
; The company's payroll will be a 1
great boon to Roundup.
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dots have Ivon jfe
unpam an 1 it S
i,' S ill' to S;iy that tile IK'Xt fi'W lllont! (Sri
will --e .'■ ! ilil'ling on nearly every y
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till';?
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- la ill' 1 extr-zea east rn
•I tie {ownsito have been re
I by tie.- Republican Coal ( 'om- fFj
pain fev Cue erection of PH) eight- (jT
re.ml dwellings for milters ami their
i families. It is easy to eonjcatuve ft«]
. what this will mean to tl.< city cf (TT
Roundup. ysf
In closing The Record wish; a to {Li
emphasize the ncicsaitv of . very in- K,]
' hahitant of Roundup ROOSTING
our city and the- Muss- Isle-ll eountry f.T
to the fullest extent. When you ?
are at home. ROOST; when you go :
.ay, BOOST
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Sheriff Martin was down in
Lewistown Monday.
Locator Ryan has been very lu
locating new settlers the past sev
;d weeks.
Manager Ogle
of the IT. E
shall store was u
p to Martins.
few* day,-' the 1.
after part o
week.
Frank Murphy
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town last week.
He purcb;
reciprocate by ROOSTIN'
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in fact ROOST all
■ater Roundup will
you.
Mar
Ilot here and expects to return »ex'
! week to erect a building.
Rev. Evans of Canton, S. i>.. a —
1 rived here Friday to look over our
! city. We understand be wili lor-ie
j here having filed on a h-mtestead.
S. M. Johnson returned Fri 1..y
from a few days' vi«it at Uarlowt ei.
He tells the Record man that that
town is enjoying a healthy growth.
J. II. Grant, of the contracting
firm of Grant & Harden, went to
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Tuesday.
>rt visit
Alex Benson of Lewis'
visitor la-re Tuesday 1<
the town with a view of locating
* : n ' * n die barber business, lie
i Wi!S VH '. V hivorahh impressed v.itb
ouieitx,
■ Julni Swisher of Spokane has
Been visiting with Hr. Smith and
j family for several weeks. He is
thinking seriously of making this
his permanent home, Mrs.Syiitb is
a daughter of Mr. Swisher,
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thisw- k. lie informs tlie Record
' »»«« diat pas-enger.s left Aher
points
< tlie of the busiest places in town
i- the Mirers' Ealing Room. At
hast KM) people are fed at this place
daily which speaks well of the
ability of Mr«. Berrigan to eondm t
an establishment of this kind.
\V. Kennison. emmigration agent
is in town
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last Friday for
on this line of road,
.•redit L due Mr. Kennison
efficient mann» r in which
the
ho is b
muni in
g this country,
natural
result
b( ing that by
tim«- tb
e Milwaukee reaches
coast, tl
ic territory opened by
new lire
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be in an ad va
stage of*
.level.
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LIQUORS & C1GÀRS
Give us a call.
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Robinson & Martin, Proprietors.
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Hoots and Shoes, ('lotlting. Hardware.
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DRY GOODS
.nul invito the Indies to call
iu:< 1 inw;»e îl our Modi.
S^riortlv a Onr-Price Si ore*
Sa^isfaHuva ûiiaraatocd or mouses
Gern«»r Mat» Ni. 'Ar Flrsi Ave».
Montana.
Lota y ik l)anee. proprietors ol
Ini' Mihve.nici e bale and f.uneli
I) .,.in. an* meeting with \< -ry fiai
t; ring success with then popular
'st ; 11 ira* it which is eeitainl
v.ierilt 1. Tlie trains slo|
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1 lied in a first class manner.
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EDWIN S, COOK j
\ I. S. Commissioner i
nnd Filings
Yearly& Finn! Proofs
C'ontosts
Roundup.
Monte.na.
Sam B. Glenn.
BARBER
Will he ready for
business in about a
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We conduct three large general j
stores and as we buy in carload lots, £
are in a position to quote the low- J
est prices possible to both large and J
small purchaser. The quality of J
our goods is par excellence. Give |
us an opportunity to prove to you J
that we treat our customers right. J
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H. E. MARSHALL \
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Telephone-One Long Ring. jj
Corner Main St. and 1st Ave. Î
J Roundup,
Men fana.
GRANT & HARDEN
Builders & Contractors.
Roundup, Montan».