Northern Wyoming herald and Garland irrigation era., July 28, 1911, Page 6, Image 6

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HUMPHRYS
-~ls of course essentially
Woman’s Store
The Splendid Stock has been selected with special
reference to the needs of women and children.
From the
DAINTIEST LINGERIE
Up to the most
ARTISTIC CREATION IN HATS
Humphrys is the mecca for the well
dressed woman—the woman that likes
to appear well groomed all the time.
In Prices You Pay No More
at this Store for best than you would at other
places, perhaps, for something not quite so up to date
Come in and look this stock over
and you will do as the other woman
did—TRADE WITH - - -
HUMPHRYS
OLD KING COLE
Was a merry old Soul, but he had no COAL like
ours for $3.00 at mine, $5.50 delivered.
We also sell OEBO COAL
OREGON BASIN MINE
M <Glkfey & Walls, Proprietors
Order of !RUM>AGE HARDWARE COMFY or J. H. PERRY’
p—^sz — mi
“Herald Printing
Never
Dissappoints”
1
1 he Se rvice Shop
u~ 1 hat’s the Herald J
i r
It’s the one printing office in the Big Horn
Basin where the facilities, the printers and our
PJ knowledge 6f good printing all combine to insure
prompt, accurate and artistic work.
Try Herald printing next time. You
save both money and annoyance.
The Northern
Wyoming
Herald
THE HERALD, CODY, WYOMING, JULY 28, 1911.
“JUST LIKE
MOTHER’S
BAKING”
Is everything that
comes from the
Home Bakery and
Candy Kitchen
Home Made Bread
That is delicious
Pies, Cakes and
Candies
There is no order for
anything in the bakery,
confectionery or cater
ing line that we cannot
fill promptly.
Special attention given
Banquets and Parties
HOME BAKERY
& Candy Kitchen
Opposite The Herald Office
OWLB SECURE NEW LODGE
ROOMS.
The Hart Mountain Nest of Order
of Owls have secured lodge rooms : h
the Pioneer building and will hereaftar
meet on the first and third Fridays
in each month. Under this arrange
ment the Owls will meet on Friday,
August 4th next.
Members are requested to be on
hand as business of importance will
come up at this meeting.
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SPRING CHICKENS AT ESSERS.
There is nothing nicer than a pair
of spring chickens for a Sunday din
ner. At Esser’s, he is making a spec
ialty of dressing the tenderest young
spring chickens for family orders.
He has also a supply of the belt
spring lambs and orders phoned for or
given in person will receive his per
sonal attention.
Mr. Esser is now giving his close
personal attention to his shop and cus
tomers will meet him and get the best
service, that his long experience en
ables him to furnish. Prices are low
as are consistent with the choicest of
meats.
♦
NEW FREIGHT SCHEDULE.
By the new freight schedule which
is expected to go into effect early
next month. Billings shippers doing
business in the Big Horn basin coun
try will be given the advantage of a
reduction of about 30 per cent in the
freight rates, according to Information
just received by W. A. Selvldge, chair
man of the freight tariff and transpor
tation committee of the Billings cham
ber of commerce.
The new schedule has been placed
before the interstates commerce com
mission for approval and it Is under
stood will go into effect 30 days after
the filing.
This reduction of approximately 30
per cent, in the rates will mean a
greatly Increased business to the lo
cal jobbers and an appreciable reduc
tion in the price of commodities to
the residents of the Blog Horn basin
country. It is believed that the whole
sale interests of this city and the re
tail stores in the country of northern
Wyoming tributary to Billings will
benefit equally from the revision.
♦
BIRD MEN AT BASIN.
The fair board has secured a con
tract with the Baker Aviation Com
pany of Billings to give aeroplane
demonstrations here during the fair
next September. R. L. Baker, repre
senting the firm, was here last Satur
day and went over the details with
the board.
The flights will be made on Wed
nesday and Thursday. September 27
and 28. Either R. L#. or E. B. Baker
will pilot the machine, which will he
the first ever seen in the Basin coun
try.
Juste paste It in your hat that the
best and biggest fair will be held
Basin. September 28 to 30. and make
preparations to attend at least some
S of the big day3.—Basin Republican.
♦
HUMPHRYS LADIES* BTORE.
The store which makes an especial
and an intelligent appeal to the women
j of Park county for their trade Is the
: one which usually secures It. The wo
men are tho factors in the home In the
matter of doing most of the Important
buying for the family. The Humphrys
store has long been regarded by them
i »b the mecca for those things that
delight the feminine heart. His stock
has been selected with especial refer
ence to the requirements of the wo
men and the female members of the
family.
Everything that, enters Into the
wardrobe of a woman may be found
In Humphry's store and of the late.it
i style and design.
It will repay one to visit his store
and inspect the lines that are carried
by him.
MODERN UP-TO-DATE HOSPITAL
Dr. C. DANA CARTER
Physician and Surgeon-in-Charge, Proprietor
Phone 99 Red BASIN. WYOMING
CHALLENGE TO REV. DUNN
REV. STARR ANO COLLEAGUES
TO OUR METHODIST PASTOR
Revc rands L. F. Starr and L. E.
Curtis, who have been preaching in
the tent for the past, week have is
sued the challenge below to the Rev-
Wallcnce Dunn, pastor of the Meth
odist church In the hopes that some
differences of opinions as to which day
Is the real Sabbath day may be cleared
up or at least explained.
Up to tho time The Herald went to
press, Rev. Starr says that Mr. Dunn
has not accepted. The gentlemen
ecclesiastical seem to cross swords as
often ao ye newspaper scribes.
One week has now passed since the
reward of SI,OOO was offered to any
one who will bring the Bible proof
authorizing the sanctification of Sun
day, or the first day of the week aB
i the Sabbath. Why don’t Mr. Dunn,
produce it? He says, “the first day ot
the week —Sunday—is the Christian
Sabbath."
Is he ready to affirm this in a pub
lic discussion consisting of a four nlgnt
double session? He says, we are
wrong. Will he meet us and put up
the proof from the Bible alone? We
are ready to affirm that the seventh
day of the week, now called Saturday,
is the Sabbath; that it was made for
the human race; made at Creation;
made for man; and is binding on all
flesh. The Bible and the Bible only,
to be the authority.
If any proceeds should be given, the
same, Is to go to Mr. Dunn, or the
Methodist Church.
Will Mr. Dunn, answer between
this 27th day of July and Wednesday
August 2, 1911.
Meetings each evening at 8 P. M.
at the Evangelistic Tent.
Friday—The Red Dragon of Revela
tion, 12.
Saturday—Revelation 13 and the 886
of verse 18.
Sunday—3 P. M. Bible Holiness
Sunday—B P. M. The United States
in prophecy.
Monday—The Fall of Modern Babylon.
Tuesday—The Third Angels Message.
Wednes-day—The Millennium.
Thursday—The Home of the Saved.
Come each evening to hear Mr. !
Dunn’s reply.
THE PASTORS I
SHERIDAN-BASIN PARTY ENJOYS |
TRIP THROUGH PARK.
On Tuesday. O. T. Stahl and H.
Zullg of Sheridan, together with John
P. Amott. Jr. and Fred O. Tallon both
of Basin returned byway of Cody
after a ten days outing in the great i
Yellowstone Park.
The Sheridan party was made up oi
Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Stahl and dangh f er
Miss Hazel Stahl, the first mentioned
being a retired merchant of Sheridan
and Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Zullg. of the
name place. Mr. Zullg Is one of the
leading business men of Sheridan, be
ing the partner in the firm of Bently
& Zullg real estate
Mr. Stahl said to the Herald. “We
certainly did thoroughly enjoy our
trip through the park. This is my
second journey through that wonder
land. I wonder that more people do
not make the trip than do. Another bit
party headed by our county commis
sioner William H. Marvin is coming
along Thursday or Friday to to
through the park.
As to Sheridan? Why we think we
have the only town in Wyoming. You
would scarce recognize the place.
Street ears, new city hall, fine Elk
building and any number of new busi
ness blocks and private dwellings.
You have a fine country here, too, but
we missed the luxuriant grasses we
have in Sheridan county. Cody is a
fine town we have been treated finely
by the people.”
The
Task
Os
Cleaning
Silverware
Is entirely overcome
by the use of the
Alumino
Silver
Cleaner
No scrubbing or scour
ing, simply dip the tarn
ished silver in the tank
which contains an elec
troplate and instantly
every particle of discol
oration completely dis
appears, and the surface
is restored to its original
brightness.
It is Non-poisonous
and not injure the finest
jewelry or silver plate.
We will gladly demon
strate.
Western
Drug Co.
The Rexall Store