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R oundup is the
Queen City of the
Great Musselshell Valley.
VOLUME I.— NO. 21
The Roundup Record
ROUNDUP, MONTANA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1908
F ERGUS county is the
land of promise and op
portunity.
$2.00 Per Year in Advance
The New
BOSTON
Store
Dry Goods
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WE SELL FOR
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And vi ill make
you the lowest
prices on anything
in our line ....
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Watch for hand hills announcing
BIG CUT PRICE SALE of F. M.
Wall Co.
After loosing al out half a doz
en games consecutively the Miners
finally walloped the Town Boys to
the tune of 10 to ö last Sunday. It
was an interesting game and replete
with good playing.
Geo. W. Handel and Geo. Bach
man of Musselshell stopped olT
here Wednesday while on their way
home from a meeting of the Bil- ;
lings-Musselshell Telephone Co..at |
Lavinu. Neither of the gentlemen ]
had been here since early in April
and thev expressed surprise at the :
rapid growth of the city in that
short time. They caught a freight
for Musselshell the same evening.
Art Wilson opened his cigar fae* 1
fory Monthly morning and lias been
turning out the weed at a lively !
clip all week. He already has
enough orders to keep him busy for
a considerable length of time, and i
from all appearances will enjoy a
nice business. His brands will he !
known as the Roundup Leader ami
LaPreona, both ten centers, and
and
nothing but the best grade of to
bacco will he used in their makeup.
Rev. W. W. Van Orsdel, district
superintendent of Great Fails. Rev.
Chas. D. Crouch, pastor of First
M. E. church of Great Falls, and
Rev. Dr. A. G. Kynet, secretary of
Board of Church Extension Society
of Philadelphia, stopped off he
tween trains Thursday on their way
to attend the annual conference of
the M. E. church at Miles City. All
were well pleased with the outlook
of our new town, ami steps will
soon be taken towards erecting the
new church at this place.
DRAKE TAKES TWO GAMES
Bunch From the Flickertail State Defeat
Locals in Two Games—Some
Good playing. 1
The Drake. X. D.. l>a.-el>all team
which is touring the state ami lias
been skinning everything they have
come in contact with except the
best hall team in the world, namely
the Forsyth aggregation, stopped
off here Monday to engage the locals
in two games. E. W. Kay. who !
was instrumental in arranging the j
games, picked out a nine out of the I
two local organizations to combat 1
; the North Dakotans, put thev prov-j
ed a little to much for the local fans. !
Our hoys were handicapped in as i
! much as they had never played to-j
. gather in that lineup, while the I
Drakeites have been »playing hall
practically every day thruou! the ;
entire season and may lie classed
as semi-professionals.
Monday's game resulted in a
score of 1 t to 'J in favor of Drake.
, almost as had a score as the latter j
day In
lore—Hi to 1. It was a com
edy of
errors for the locals having 1*
of them marked lip against them,
while
Ihe North Dakotans played an
alums
erroiless game. We secured
■"> hits
off of Boyer hut failed to
score until the seventh inning when
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ana aioouy nrouinii m up*
only two scores mad«'. Lougc and
< 'herr>
threw for the locals while
Boyer
did the twirling for Drake.
The
score:
I fl ake
0 0 3 0 2 0 (' 0 3—Id
Roundup <f <) 0 0 0 0 2 0 0— 2 i
Tuesday's game started out bet-!
ter but it was impossible to keep up j
the pace, and when the game was j
finished the score stood Id to 2 with
Drake on the heavy side. Drake j
J went to hat first and drew a g lose
egg. The locals took their turn
with a determination to do some
thing. Kibble went out at first.
Earl Fletcher got a lime hit and
was advance to second by Art Wil
son. who walked. Earl scored on a
well placed hit by Shaw aft« r which
the side was retired and no more
scores made until the seventh in
ning. The second score was made
by "Happy" Kibble who picked
a nice single and was forced across
the rubber by a sensational three
bagger by his big brother.
In the Field the locals played
good hall until the very last in
ning when things went wrong and
the visitors increased their margin
by 7 »allies. They also scored in
the third, fourth and fifth securing
, . ... , . „ .
2 m each inning, bringing their
total up to 13.
Rouge, Fletcher and Ridgeway
won . j„ the box for Roundup and
; Hawks occupied the same position
| with the Flickertail hunch. Drake
] ia ,| pj Hits in their credit to
K„ im <lup's 12, while the locals
: s errors to the visitors 1.
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j »rak - 0 0 2 2 2 0 0 0 7—13 ■
R uun dup 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0— 2 j
1 McDonald umpired both games
und bis decisions were generally
! satisfactory,
Brottn-Osbomc Co. Sell Olfl.
i A ,i Pil ] was dosed yesterday
a whereby tire F.M.Wall Co. becomes
! owner ," )f t]ie sto .. k ,,f goods of the
Brown-Osborne Co., the latter firm
rP p; r j n g from business. The stock
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which consists of a high grade
selected line <ii gent's furnishings,
has been removed to the F. M.
Wall store win re the entire stock
will lx
ter and
of pré es.
Geo. H. Osborne, who has
charge of the Br«*fcn-()sborne
store since it was started here,
placed on the bargain conn
ilisposed of
cut rate
had
Co.
has
of
ded to remain in Roumlup and
has accepted a position
Wall C<>. as salesman,
with the
LOST—A eigar ease. Finder
please return to Record Office.
STEALS MARCH OS FRIENDS
Bert Burrington and Miss Eva Brooks
Hie Themselves to Lewistown and
1 Are Quietly Married.
When i'.crt Burrington ami Miss
Eva M. Brooks took the west
hound train here Wednesday of last ;
week, none of their friends suspected
that they contemplated anything
serious even though they were
riced to a queen's taste. Eater how
! ever, it developed that the couple
j had gone to Lewistown where they
I were quietly united in marriage
1 shortly before noon the next day.
Kev. Taggart of the Presbyterian
! church of that place perform
i ing the ceremony.
After the ceremony the newly
I married couple left for a short visit
with the bride's family who reside
; near I'iiilbrook returning to Kotmd
up yesterday.
The contracting parties are well
and favorably known in Roundup,
Mr. i'urrington is a young man of
j exemplary character and sterling
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a• tie o
1 provii
in
g a homi
for the
girl ol
his choie
■. lie is
■mi
doyed
in the
Repuh
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coal min
this
place
and is i
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■ of the
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in tin* at
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large i
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bavin
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ployed in
tin*
Min
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1 fining
1 till for
event!
months.
The
Record
joins the ma
ny
riends
of the
happy
C(
mple in
' N t
mding
Local Roundup.
Subscribe for The Record.
Dar.ee
( Saturda
Wate!«
ing BIG
at Old Roundup tomorrow
y) night.
for hand hills announe
(TT PRICE SALE of
F. M. Wall 0
i congratulations and wishing them a
happy voyage over the matrimonial
j seas,
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The
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Mrs.
stage fo
ing for
Dints. Sehlaherg took the
r Billings Wednesday morn
v few days' visit.
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istlett has 1
the M. E.
il ; 1 1 >
lurch
Kev. Alonzo <
pointed pastor «
at Lavina. Kev. Costlett will hold
his first services at that place
Sunday, Aug. 31.
doe Cherry leaves today forGran
ville, 111., for a few weeks visit. It
is rumored that when he ref urns it
will lie with a fair partner In share
life's joys and sorrows with him.
At a meeting of the hand hoys
Monday evening a permanent or
ganization was perfected, the foi
i lowing being the first set of officers:
■Carl N, Thompson, President; A.
W Eiselein, secretary; C. It. Cheney,
i treasurer. A set «if instruments has
: been ordered and they expect to Ik*
; able in a very short time to furnish
music for public occasions.
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The Record lias on display
eral bricks which are from th«- first
kiln burned by Wynne and Quarles.
The brick are «if a surpassing
«juality and answer all the require
ments of First class building l>ri< k.
Wynne <fc Quarles are already
making arrangements to install im
proved machinery preparatory to
manufacturing brick on a large
scale.
Rev. C. X.
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North Montana
was held at
Mr. Hurst wi
place here t«> lx
Charles E. Hayn«
1 Hurst has made i
i ing his stay in Roumlii]
st returned
ye
.«fer
.ml session
of
tile
'onfert nee
\v
hieb
spell last
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:en a year <
iff
. his
« filled hj
Rev.
s of Malta
Mr.
.limy friend
s
dm
wit!
he extremely sorry to leaiv ol
the
intended departure. He will
turned east to finish his cour-'
college. Mr. Haynes will
here next week and will pre
first sermon. Aug. 30.
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If you need some
flour try a sack of our
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It is made from Choice
No. 1 Hard North Dak
ota Wheal and has no
equal, your money back
if not satisfactory.
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of business
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They
progr
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imminent in polities
rte.il state. Sen. .1. F. Urodie,
kinson and 1. 11. ( ireen, con
1 with the Milwaukee town
mipany in the !lakotas. were
Hindup from Saturday until
.ay looking up investments,
were greatly surprised at the
v s this ( it v has made during
« short term of life
great future for
the Musselshell.
mu
am
tin
Du
md propli«
II«
David Limey
the European
Room on Main street
Van Doian. and is thu
bered among Koimdii
men. I hive announces
make sever,I
place such :
sti nlay
iiigiif
and Poo!
from \\ m.
again imm
iL business
that lie will
mprovements in the
putting new lurni
ddin;
I led
lil
ani
tun m the rooms and
hard table to the po
will eonduet a First class pl.aee in
every respect. We are glad to see
Dave remain a citizen of Roundup.
There will lie a meeting tonight
to perfect a permanent organizaIian
of the Commercial Club of Round
up. At the meeting held Monday
* evening a commit tee consisting of'
I Carl X. Thompson. I . R. Carroll
and Win. •!. .Jameson was appoint
ed to draft a constitution and set ol
! by-laws which will report at th<
■meeting tonight. Permanent of
Fleers will he (looted tonight, and
the e,luh formally launched on its
task of promoting the undfaro ol
Roundup. Every business man
should he j*r« sent.
The concert and hall given last
Saturday evening for the hen« tit «if
the Ruundup hand was a suc
cess in even - sense of the word.
About fid tickets
hand netted a no
! a r *
at little
1 am
mm
the
tin« affair to go tow
■rd ilefraying
the i pense « if (Hire!
:a.- : ii;g in. f ni
lie u' . Prof. Crispin
l's select ions
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ou ce' violin and tr<
illihone wi l'c
■ njoye i l.y th<
ise present, as
■v. ■ , ;<*, »ne vocal
numhers by
•I; end an ! the
select ii ns by
■ i. Mr. .
•J. B. Bryan
f *1
I mo accompaniments
■ x< «dient style. The
wish to extend their
who appeared on
• : rs. ( J. Manuel for
mio. and Mrs. Gib for
■ •mil.
Ad
ocenes
Dry Goods
Gent's Furnishings
Shoes
Hats
Furniture
Caskets
Hardware
Harness & Saddles
Wagons & Buggies
Farm Implements
J And Everything
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