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Local prices prevailing the local market yesterday were follows: Dark Get your used auto Northern Spring parts at $1.55 Roundup Auto Supply Northern Spring 1.46 Co., opposite depot, Dark Hard Winter Hard Winter 1.46 Durum Duncan was appointed justice 1.19 the peace township Oats, 1.60 the regular meeting of the board commissioners this week and daughter was born Christon Campbell was named as mas eye to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tillman of Shelby, according to word Fresh eggs, this week, 45c per doz. here.
Dr. K. MacDonald, dentist, building, December gave five inches of snow tfc.
The will meet with Mrs. Swingle next Friday, Jan. 15, at
George Stephensen, well known clear days, nine partly clear rancher of Broadview country eight cloudy during the month, The in Roundup on business. highest temperature reading was 61 December and the lowest 11 be
For warm, furnished rooms. 723 First east, Tel.
McCormick this week has on display in his stock room milk ing machine which can operated either by electricity or gasoline pow the first of its kind to be shown in Roundup and is attracting dairy farmers who realize its simplicity and labor saving.
Steam heated rooms with bath, Maryland Apartments.
What might have been very seriaccident happened at the Klein crossing Sunday when an unknown driver stopped his car, with the motor running, close to the track when train was passing. In some manner, his foot slipped from the clutch and the car against the train. No one was injured but the front of the car was badly damaged.
Stoves at bargain Shaw and Mrs. H. Marshall and son had the novel experience in Europe of making the trip from London to Paris by aeroplane, according to word received in Roundup this week by M. Jacoby from Mrs. Jacoby and Miss Marie. After sightseeing trip of southern France the shalls left for Italy where their names were noticed by Mrs. Jacoby on the register in the Rome office of the American Railway Express company was but short time after when they met each other at the postoffice and happy greetings were extended. The Marshalls expect to return to Roundup after tour of Italy and other European countries.
Tom Smith of Number Three received the radio given away by the public library board, tickets for which were sold as follows: By Mrs. Paul Lapina and Mrs. MacDónald. 119, Twanet Cherry and Judith Belden, 11, $5.50; Mrs. H. Johnston and Mrs. MacDonald, 13. $6.50; Mrs. R. Sproul Mrs W R. Evans, 21, $10.50; Mrs. Arch Swingle and Mrs. Pingree 15, $7.50; Mrs. Sarah Pilch and Miss Grace Simpson 10, donation, cents; total of $95.30. The brary board extends vote of appreciation to Who's Allen for donating the radio, to the Roundup Drug company for displaying it, and to all who so generously helped.
Notice of meeting stockholders tist church together the Lincoln Oil to company department thereof held in the Bushnell hall on Friday, sent out sent out store Saturday, open the Wrecking day, Jan.
Subject, "Child portant business to
Spain's Grocery, phone 43c Furniture and of inch of rainfall in the district, according the monthly report of Balgord, operative observer United the Peace States weather There were and plea of guilty state gambling law low December
Dr. Vedova, Dentist, 110 PapLoucas Bldg., Roundup, Mont.
State examinations for seventh and eighth grade pupils will be given in the court house January 21 and 22. according to announcement by Miss Marie Erdahl, superin president, Under recent ruling by vice president; Mrs. the state board of education all pup secretary and Mrs. ils in the eighth grade must take the ald, state examination before entering high school. Get Nitro your
Fresh eggs, this week, 45c per doz. Spain's Grocery, phone 248. 43c
Petitions asking to sell at public auction all remaining assets of the Lavina State bank, which closed its doors in 1923, were filed in district court of Golden Valley Ryegate Cornwall, the bank's receiver, The bank has not yet paid any dividents to general creditors. January 21 was set as day for hearing on the petition by Judge Jeffries.
25 pounds sugar, with every $5 purchase of groceries. 100 lbs, with $10 purchase groceries East Side Grocery fine of $25 was imposed upon Albert Wooten. alleged to having disturbed the peace in the Central room. ing house New Year's eve, when he was brought before Justice of the Peace R. this week by Chief of Police Wm. Drummond. Upon complaint by his wife John Thomas was brought into police court and was fined $10 for drunkeness and dis orderly conduct.
An automobile smashup which could have resulted more seriously occured on the No Three road Thursday last week when the cars of Donald Cook and Huppe oposite directions scraped each other damaging both machines but leaving the drivers uninjured The Huppe car lost its front wheel while the Cook stripped of fender and running board and also damag ing the front collision causing considerable damage to both machines and the occupants of Gilbert Jackson's car who Harrison Mast, Marvin Nessl and Merrill Langness, occurred last Thursday night, when is alleged that Joe Skantel run his auto into the former's car standing near the pavement on the west end of first avenue, Nessl and Langness were the more unfortunate ones in the perience, suffering injuries requiring medical attention, while Skantel unhurt.
Young people of the Congregational church circle and their friends enjoyhobo party New Years' Eve Houses where the hobos were ceived and entertained during the evening until the ushering in of the New Year were those of Mr. Dye, Mrs. Henninger, Mr. Belden, Mrs. Carl Thompson and Zoller. New members were received into the organization special candle lighting service and consecrations meeting Sunday ning.
State Grand Worthy Matron Mrs Mary Brown of Bozeman with Past Grand Matron Mrs. Roundup, acting as grand marshal conducted the annual installation officers of Jewel der of Eastern Star, at meeting held in the Community Tuesday night, December 29. Refreshments served at the program. They Worthy matron, Mrs. Hazel Dearborn: worthy patron. Ralph Sproul; assistant matron, Mrs. Althea Maris; secretary, Mrs. Alice Sproul; treasurMrs. Nellie conductor, Ruby Liggett. assistant conductor, Mrs. Elizabeth McNaught; lain, Mrs. Cleo Belden; marshal, Mrs Kate Lapina; organist, Mrs. Mabel Van Hise; Adah, Mrs. Fern Mercer; Ruth, Mrs. Hattie Cook; Esther, dred Zoller: Martha, Irene Beever; Electa, Mrs. Hazel Spain; warder, Mrs. Florence Herzog, sentinel, Geo of
