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4St lion, and
t oh th # market
tnW telas the ear
tasýuR and floors;
~ e..Mad. i i t wtll not
`t dut the furnitore,
il "ibe no dust. Try
drit1 8Sf. Ume at you
4 if net satisfied with
,will be cheer
t wheat flakes.,
.::.... ».... ........... ........ 8. a
wlhat tiak.s, larse Pkg
,PRE SH FRUIT,
,.hr b t' dpartnment is. the
t (tI ,1' itoet complete of any
a .In th dlty. Also our fresh
a' department.
+ , 44. Bell Phone ,8.
r f'REE
While they last
Svila, give
away free -iat
ples of
and
eo ace wder
ýb oai the o6tplexbon
. Free while they last at
upomqnd e1k.
p %pnling. 'Goods
:U STMAN a Co.
.iiwie*a; t ito MMonatl. isro.)
. ISTTER
114 East Main Mtreet.
LOOSE LEAF' and BLANK
BOOKS
T 'rThe Jewtler
luaIamods; 'Jewelry
i ' lo 'atiention given to
FINI.E WLf.H REPAIRING.
114 .ast Main Street.
Missoula Hotel
0european Plan.
Building Entirely Renod
eled and Ilefurnished,
Location Convenient.
,A. K. LEIIMAN, Mahager
EMLE Y
L rbe Tuai/or
CLOTHJNG TO ORDER.
Cleaning, presing, ultirinlg.
113 West Main {3t. P hono 7o Red
ut of Your Next Pay
"4ke a deposit on a ulit. You will
:Bnver regret it If it comnes from
FLODD L SHUPELL, Tailors.
816 W. Cedar, Opposite Court douse
Id. Phone 1878.
Mis ola Cab and
Transfer Co.
J. E. Gannon Prbpritor.
irsthOCIaes ivery, in Connection
Saw' Main St. T.Ilehan. U.
iALMIRS AND PUNERAL
orDRECTORs.
Phonna 4
10iONS, HAY.
1·~7.
! y ý1r OWN
EE17
"3l tell you' ad hl ( rh.lle Hart. uts lI
handed out a liberal portion of Coot.
tonwood trout to 1i
OSTrlCH friend, "uand It's thh
FLOCKS. wlay. I wouldn't nsiy 11
thing about it It f li
three of its hadn't seen it. If I lai.
been llhe only one, I would havt
thoullldt that I dreamed It and I'd halv
kept still. But Bhopp and I'Plein
ling both saw It at the talne time I did
alidl they srw It just the way I did uandi
they admit tlhat the.y tsiw It. Witl
their Ibtcking, I aln willing to tell thi
story, thotlgh I don't expet't anllylbodl
to believe It. I ldidnl't belliwe Ily:sell
until I lookled the second timn but I
saw it so plainly that there is no sltol
of ita inlbt. We were just gettitag
readly fur breakfast one llonningl lltul
week land I chanced to look out towardt
the river. Thellre I saw a flock ol
ostrivhsll Just as pilainly int I see you
now. 'PThe ig blirds were culrrylln
along lat ai lively git: I hald nccll
enlough of tIlhese birdsl Isl (tllfornla Inl
know them alnd I lan swear that theyl
were the real thllng. 'llhe other fel
lows saw the birds, too. I donl't kno.l
where they tilr me fromt l, but they watre:
there. None of the nativels had (evl
hI'ard oft It he nd, they looked at n+
i) fllnnly that we soon ilimped IiSkintl,
albout otnlrlheins., ltuit we sMw thll'in."
"'1'tl.,a' will not Lbe' iii'ih of it left by
lhe eld of llho weelk" reiarked .ludge
Itephens yesterdIay aft
GOING ernIII.l, ts he stood oei
PAST. CUdar street anll
watched thll delolitlionll
or tile t'ourl'thouso fiI wlllhich lo 50many
of the days of his active legal pr(I:tice
were patnsid. "It has been' a great olil
bul!dlng and tilere iave horni a good
lainy mpnlortant events pulled off in It.
Home of the aoNt stllrring llgal and
political battles in weatern Montana
have been fought in thile old courthous
and Itu, history is the hIstory of Mis
soula COUllty. I anI glad it Is being
torn down instoead of being removed to
somlle other site, Intact. I wouldn't
like to. see the old builldng standing
anywhere else thanl where It stood for
so, long. It would be unsolltimentul to
see the old structure turned into a liv
cry stable or somellthling of the sort.
It In a good deal better to have it
pulled to pleesa and to have Its last
use tile one for which it was built. It
will not he Ianily dalys before the last
trace of it is remnoved nll(l I a11 Ilttle
while it will be forgotten."
)Dr. Ann Willard, who has been in
Sall I'ruancisoll for sonu thne, attend
Ing the conventuon of
WILLARD osteopaths, writes to
HOMESICK. 'the Mlssoulhan that tile
Golden Gate Is not as
satisfactory to hint at at Hell Gate and
he wants to gut home. The gomlnmunl
cation' of the doctor was delayed
somewhat in transit. but the message
which It brngs las as welcome as if it
had come on timle. "Missoula," writes
Dr. Wlllard, "hles nioro green, well
kupt lawns at thll time of year thanl
sMil Pruancico, Oaklalld land Bliirkley
colmblined. And Missoula has no fleas."
That In the kind of boosting that Is
good to hear. Thiiose f us who ha"ve
to stay at hIIlne have the satisfaction
of knowing that we have as much beauty
as any other place and We ca11 enjoy
it without the discomnfort and the ex
lpense of travel. And It is good to hear
Missoula folks who g1o away, say thalt
home Is best, after they have seen
other places. Dr. Willard Itn not the
only Mlssoula ,111nii who Ihlta been
hlolmsiclk when lie his beuenll sne
where else.
'The teel f th le irlc iaillli Itly ex
tension has heen laid clsear to Fort
Missolal iullu d tl e h Ill
CLEAR TO lastillg of till track ri
THE PORT. IIlniist to be dolllt befolre
thell road Is reildy for
operallolll. The wirus irr string most
oIf tile w .ay 1 dll( It Is ePltimllttel hirl
ve'rythlln g willI ''ltlr p.lete Iatl ret.ldy
for the i'ars before iilltebllller . ''h
Ulie will ble ii giood lle; It exhelldls
froI ' ii ll ha.l1'i 0el' the i li i pil'l 'ny
lll'rough 'ar blune addiionh o (1 the 0l
Ill(rnoi' tI the fort wlild it will be, I dII
lighll'ul itdltloitn to (lll r4outes whlich
tii' tr olley linies htave placed alit the
dlslptal of Milesoula Irioplel. It Is pre.
dicted that there will be ti good deal
of activity ol the flut betweoen Mlls
luilu lll l h, (t l l fllrt as swllon is tlhe cll.rs
ore , In aIrutIlon al(nd tlhe I new li,
Iprlilsl teso be hs prtfituialeh piece of
1,l Iu thlat whic'h rtllls to IH ner.iii'.
I'ie grading ireeio which hiave lii ,hel
elguged inll the Iinsttru'ti In l,1' the
lfort lilne will I trauli 'nferrld lt oll '.'
t1 l h i1nlll (r for lhe t , xtetn ll an0 of the li t ,e
lilh i'tl, fr i its lireei t l ,rLl'ilnlltll li tii ll,
Margaret hlt'l. Thil wIlli dd ii the
Iluslil', of th, lidi, ii thll tiilalnoll.
"I elie.ve, the til' hiiiis l. i'i li r li l(itlr
m til h l Ui t h e Itu n il knh
HOODO. V.,t lrLn l'h n'll l y stll tel'
iliy. "Thil flit' thils
illornilt g dilii'l ts lrt ll ro'i mi I' bIlt i
Lit i liilutlry i ii Ii wv' git thri ,. It
lhiiJkd bind for awhillic lbut hle-li' tIlls
.s nollt m glreLt uM ws tlh+rletJdl+
It un1st hlave Istalrtid frloh i dIefhtivei
wi hilig. '
Inult t'ltlnllg t ('1u]1V .n1|
GOOD th.'n," aili rplubli.tli
PLAN. yil'trdiy. "TI'lii s i
Se lwy e aii't ido I, t.lll 'litt wllv
tlin whenever we walt to anld iiiuikt,
a ahort t'inipaign, which is the ' bust
51)11 of caipailg."
JUDGE MYERS HERE.
'iTladge Henry Ia. Myers regIstered aitt
thb 1liorance I.st night and was pletas.
antly ;r~eted by lts frilendl.
PROM THE EAST.
Garohsop, Aug. 10,.-(Spieal.)--Mra.
W. . Deogahlit"han returned liome' from
# visit ot ~ mronth in aglInaw, gilsh,
MONEY
Po loan on Improved elty and farm
property.
8%
Interest
Iror three or five y irnm with Irlvl
log, of repaiymn.t of whole or
plrt In two Itnd a l ft years.
Winstanley Realty
Investment Co.
134 liggins AvLenue
A issou la
MAJOR WATT SPEAKS
TO CROWD
SALVATION ARMY DOES GREAT
WORK FOR CROWDED CITIES
WHERE HELP IN NEEDED.
Mer7jo' I'raol A W'itt, who traveln II
titt' ihterett of the HaIvation Army, wai
In tile city last night, presenting s5on0
Interestlng Ileture slhowling the, clas
anid Itodpe of tile work of his organiza.
tion. The Ineetling was held on the .'u
cant lot onl East Mauln street, near tile
Rocky Mounteain Teloleilonle conmpany's
building. Severalt hrndred peopl)lo at
tended from first to last. The plictures
were thrown onl a snall r1nelvvas, but
they bhowed to good advantage. A fea
ture of thle program ,n WaI nIi sng by
Mr. Knapl, , cu)ptilln of tile local post.
Mr. Watt told in an entertainlng way
of the achieveoments of thile Irllly. His
views gaVe the spectlltors a fine Idea
of the work d(lone in thile great cltlies.
Pictures of the ilndustrial Ihma, tilhe
Hiladliy farl (ll111 other well -knowll
Billt'atlo Army Institutions were
shown. Allong tile 1most aLttrlctlve
views were tIiJwI of tile ullifolrmned
workers in tIleilr various fields.
In Ils remarks Mr. Watt tohl o(f tile
great effolts mlade t(I relieve sulffler
Ing of all kinds. He spoke of thile pentiy
ice sold In New York during sweltering
months, crowded tenements and dsl.
tress In holnes. liHe spoke of tile great
good do1i1 by tile lHadley farlm. Gen
eral Booth, he hsid, got $1.000.000 In
popular subscriptions for this and other
projects when hle cualled for It.
One of the most interesting views
was of a small he,y. withl a iloe-shline
box on hils back. seeking hellp from all
army ealptiln The noffler gav'e hlin1 a
coardial welc.elll . tootk hIlll In qnd
bathed his grillmy face d ((Ii hielitetI hl1
Ill It Illore substallttll way'.
C(nlmsiderabi(hle tie 'alls devllt(dt tol
rest't e work. Mr. Wtatt tolld olf llIou
sanllds of girls tllit Ilut(1 h ' tlll HaIved.
Major Watt |ll( ni strong, clellr
vorce I(lc( talks Iloiqatltly (of ei \wollrt.
Ills audtlience Wila tihlllihted with his!
lecture last night,
MASHER IS MAULED
BY HUSBAND
INSOLENT LOAFER GETS A DRUB
BING AND THEN LANDS IN
THE COUNTY JAIL.
A. plleeitl i'nlirt i'aIHe yeteirl day I'em itl
ed hi til llitl. I 'ii t.i of il I lln l f $lIl
uponil aI frilhow whise, It- tlwiJ'th ,litfo'.,
Ih lllllitel t illl a'ci 'ol l I IIIga llllillI
a tnullll , Ws 111 t llllll \v'ir w It huil t -'
baind indlll t'It fro'iai: I 'olloi w n IIo anl jilI
ilihalt lii li eedr , fr h111t i ll' e tah, l aliul
lir mllly r ilt' 0i 1i . tlredI il sl'i0 1111 i f ith
bti,' hg iltlt i ly imanilll ovliir g.IIOt I(Ll thiee
• :o ndsl.lI 'rill h at'iinlg wasl nit ,.l if
iclI t, hil( v r, I r. tll'l 111 h 1 oll yw. It',llt 'll
Ilts i· tlr nciill l 1 lllll hi w111 , ll ,kiillii ill
b y I n h ,r h l i r f M Iill rI T hi , I i t
i I'titr tlei e nilliihh tlh ii tl'l'l' n aind thle
1 lly II' gif t i le W the' 't'i 'll 'l y s, thti i
Ilil dUlt y e tfl e s ui s hm ali l t III wifeII I
.iliTidd Iht li irl t tiF,
Bar ber wth hl& M arsht'ill, fpallil
TEACCOMODCATIN GROCERSY
hadii II llot h nI ci l.r thllll lf, t, the hi
•ulig followx woiiihl haLivIe haidl qi
Shmnll Ph thli t u. Ind hi o ll oine hhi
Tll ell Koi l ha the .lRiHtl.R'),i t wLLhI'h
hit ieo l ved. Whle tie hllband I'1°
g.retted t he puio lhl'ly whlill'l Ille hitl
:Itent neuii oned~llltl, lith, iq'owd tespe1todl
hils p l tlis n a ln w s g hla h alit 1 .
lo nialll ]lolg enioulghti Ildi \vhiit hi( did.
3 UITIS COMMENCED
AGAINST CAR COMPANY!
l tll Ph ttr son, Iatllrnl, ,s, ir rr -
seltil; 11 lh hh, phlintffr flhRed lle
piel, yes.terldail hin it suit tigaillit till'
•Mis all. uit II~reelI ItallhAyi) ('ollllany. It
.i al!Klhg il thtil, Iby t'rtain exavali~to1n.
gind Ia k I oitl n O llIhelr h istreel', l in , (1
W oo'.lly. adhdliti l, i t Iumllblr (if hii,. wvtrl
hd lin gst~l tl the e'xtelnt of $7,00i. Th'll
.viilue io the We'eb, ip'qir l$"rt , it is
,laimlled, IellI front~ $lJ,l)mll to $:1,t)111
'hlis, it witis i.ald hy Itih atto~rneys fiol
the plalintiff, I1s the. hIKhiniihg of ai
lstlnihelr of sulits aguhns the, railwtay
Barber & Marshall
i HE ACCOMMODATING GROCERSi
hill Phtone 20. Ind, Phone 420,
TH!S 6OATH SIDE OROCIERS,
'SO IERS COME
10 °MNTANA
TWO COMPANIES OF TROOPS
FROM COSOROVE, WASH., 00
TO GLACIER PARK.
The holv weather of the pasIt few
dayis and the labsence of wind fIal Oil
abled the men on the firing line to
make great progress against thle conl
flagrations and the general tone
arolund the local fonrestry ofrice yester
day was one of encouragemlnt. Thel
soldiers are doing good work wltih the
fires n a are especlialy' vlalullulin for
putrol duty.
District Forester (;reeley ut \Vallace,
tltpilhoned yesterday rIllol'ong that the
conditiollns at Wallace were very. good.
The Placer creek fire. hlllch was tile
larget inll tile immediaute vicinity of
Wallace is being patrolled iy two
clmpanlen of olldiurs nld a n ill good
lishape. The only tlllng that van eln
danger tile town is an exceptionally
hilh wind, an tile danlter rrolm an or
dinary breese has practically iassfl.
The fire on Bird creelt has been giv
ing Inore trouble lland broke away
frehl tile men at work on it. Monlday
vcrning anld necee.litated thie rushing
oIf llmore Ine11 to th1e scene. A iforce of
40 mI1an left for Avery ovir till Pugetl
onlllid yesterday and h0 mn11 will bhe
onCllt out il so oon ils 10 inllre palck
horses canll be secullred. It is tholughllt
thalt with tills force or in1l1 it cLan lie
gut lunlder control In a short time.
A wire was received fronI (Coin
Ilaundilng Offlerr Moni!y, who in eln
oullte to the Glacier park with two
'olpanlliu l of Imen fronl Cosgrove.
Wasll., asking for instructions ill re
gaurd to tile best place to unload tile
troopsr and any other nforlllation that
would be of assistance. Supervisor
hlaynes at Kalispell was wired to tere
graph the necessary slfornlation to
Officer Money.
Assistant District Forester J. P.
Martin returned froml the Cabinet
forest yesterday and reports that the
I'aradise fire is under control, but that
tile Vermilion creek fire is In bad
shape. Tllhis fire is being fought bIy a
force of 200 men and has been heol
out of tile biggest body of valuable
tinbcer and the prospects for keeping
it out are good.
'rlTe fire at Tuseor In running away
anid Is in pretty bad shllape. It coyv..
ered 10 nlile in onle day anlld then
Jumped over the Clark's Fork river.
The report from the scene of the fire
says that tile blaze jumped the river
as if It were an Irrigation ditch. A
force of 120 4men Is employed on tills
fire.
The fire at Miller creek on ti' Bit
ter Root forest is In better shape than
it hIas been and looks a great deal
more encouraging. The Sweeney creek
fire. which has been giving so0me trou.
ble for tile lust few days, was reported
as being lit better shape yesterday
ulnd it Is expected to be ndlller conltrol
shor,'tly. The West F'ork fire wan got
unllder control yesterday.
Thil Mlssoula foret is in pretty
good condition. 'I'lle fire lit Seeley
lake is under control and is thought
to be entirely extingulshpd.
Thle fire onl Muntture creek is under
conlltrol. Tile fire at Clinton is ltlucll
better alnd was Ullnder ollntrul. but the
crew that was fighting tills fire has
been mlloIved to Nclhwlarz's gcllIch Wllt'rn
thle Miller creek fire is entering tile
Mlissolla forest. A force of 24 IntIll
was sent there ye'sterduy evening and
\ III bring the total of the limen fight
log tills fire up to 60. The t[elnoll nt
creelk fire hunas a force of 00 mllen at
work on It and In In fairly good shllpe.
Two new fires were rpclorted on the
l.ilo yesterday llmoring. Oline of these
Is 1In1 "ish criek iand a force of 20 111en
Was got together asld left for Itivulet
yestelrday afternooll. Thel'y will puck
Ilnto t1he fire frllnl Rivtulet. Supervisor
KIoch left yes.terlday for Maltese lland
I ,clorgla it, look tile sitluation over
t hl'rl,.
WHITEFISH BALL TEAM
WILL TACKLE BONNER
'fle* Illon er llt' l therju..ks will try
i'ioniilusII s a I lit the stronI' g W'lltelisll
xltp cts a 111arIl 1ight n111 tl hiats stregtil
,ntd its linlOup ittlarially for the colu
test. 'liht- WVIhitefih ten41n needs no
Ilivrtis'l ing1. i lllo.lliih, ils their woIrk
ainaist the' l'stt Iliamiltonu teall shows
ithat ti .y 4tre goodl , I, illiaitenlt ball
i'yers and t will gite thlu Bomiutrit$
thil, Lt ile of theill' ll 'os i1' tt l"hey ln tceed
in tulkig 111)m11, i the bacon. Theme
gaunl's twill he ialledl at li:;O1 ilii ortler
t ilt Iovel'yo.'ne n11} h ve ii ilti chiinct! ito
sel. thl i lttlle(ttt.
LICENSED TO WED.
I L'a lln c l ilih li l l'es wl ere issUleL
by thei hlerk of 1I1, eourt yeostrday.
'il'ly wlre for I'arl Johnon of ('hli
'aigi ttl L ''raillll L'idilt'i' ll of AlbtIr
ttni utlll Jllohn Jiohnsoniii io lusgtilow anlld
\alil'lth 'I'oll·efr.li of Norall y.
EN ROUTE.
f' ( iil, th ill tl ith l. l)to hl , tto whl i'e'
they will \llt I ''it 'r llie ' lr t shorl t tii t
hIflorl' Ir+tll'lilig t hll oh om' Illhlom in tIw
A QUICK TRIP.
I'. .1. Jtl!wa l'Ui nlllle down f'roml
t)vllndo lust Iight, tarlriving on thle IHte
trait llafter a qluick trip. He left O(.van
tldo by the tstage road at] drov,\e to
Druntotnd, where he ali ught the train,
makiUng the run in about iilie hoiuris.
TO THE COAST.
'. 1. \Wttbb of Hlatllltoll a\\tts ill
towni for a short time lasIn t night, oI
his way to BSeittle onl i bumilers trip.
He expecit to he ilbsent for I flew
41(0104,
OnHund ed
Early al ,Trimmed Hiats
Direct From New York
Prices That Will Move Them Quickly
Very jaunty and smart is this lot of new early fall stre t,hats,
mostly of new turban type. Black predomlmnates, wi-th a' good
sprinkling of the new colors prettily trimmed and artistically
arranged. Quite a number have ,touches of Persian silk trim
mning, other shapes of all velvet or all silk.
These hats were purchased for spot cash by Mt. Spencer, who
is now in New York, where he will remain several weeks at
.the market center.
50 Hats worth to $9.00 priced at - - - $6.50
35 Hats worth to $10.00 priced at - - $7.50
25 Hats worth to $12.50 phced at - -. - $9.50
You are invited to inspect these new models at our new store,
at 403 and 405 North Higgins avenue.
SPENCER'S
THE STYLE STORE
GOVERNOR GREETS
HIS FRIENDS
MR. ALLEN SPENDS A BUSY EVE.
NING AT TIHE FLORENCE
WITH MISSOULA PEOPLE.
Linetenant gohvernor Allen camello
down frmln Anaconda last night and is
staying at the -Florence. He was mlet
by local friends after his arrival and
sat up later than is his wont, holding
a levee In the hotel lobby, where he
was greeted by everybody who knows
Imln-and that means about everybody
in town. To a Mlssoullan atn's q(ues
thin the governor said:
"There in reully nothing new upl our
way. lusiness Is a iIttle-qiqlet, but it
Is steady, and Butte and Anaconda
are In good shape thi summer. .In
Deer Lodge. 811ver' Bow and Beaver
head countles we have been remark
a"bly fortunate this month in the mat
ter of forest fires: we have not had
any except the little ones which have
started along the rallways and hire
been quickly put out. I was counsider
ably surprised to find that they are so
bad down this way. I had read of
the spread lin the reserves, but It had
not occutrred to me that the fires were
No serious. I am told that most of the
fires thllus far have not been serious Ill
their damageillllil to thiber, which IN grati
ryingl. I Iut glad to see Missioula no
Ibuy and sa ail w ilnllays glad to be here
wheni, . iow\Y. n IIttle mutter of busi;
l ,esN I lls i l 11e ' h ,.
AT HOME AGAIN.
I,.rnk V. est, lilse hSome wiias ii
llisSoiulll I'Ir' so Iauit.y years Ithat this
yet seems like li'oe to hiiti, is it visit
or hni toWli. the guest of his lun,,
"rank, .Jr.
THE NEW YORK
SANK CASHIER WH * e ' athet"
OLE. 600,000 ye'st'erdaiy ' ' ai s
MUST HAVE. U.N' deglightfl in Wv
AN EXTRAVAGANT ely resPtiet. Thec
FILLOW. H AL- highest p o I nt
READY HAD A 'reached by the
ALARY OF $100 theril'tilclrn t'' w'tas
AI NT 74. Ihe cool
weathlr Ins llsl(
hielpinig tie i.r
Sestry officals In
Sstubduing thle 'fires
Sand il s thl. cause
of Iirmuch i'ejolc'
ig, 'lhe follow
Inll figures were
given' out by the
Ilocal weatherll bul
r.uI'H yesterday:
mlxi iuml l .. .. .....74
At 6 a. m.
iiuermu iietu 'i
lil.rol til er i. i:7I
At 6 p. m.
'T'hr r II ter ....71
litrom ltter .... .... i:;;73
Windlll from tilt northlwest. Trace of
ir c'lllltiittloi.
Boulder Springs 'Reopens.
The Iiew hotel in completed and was
ipened for business on July i1. This
resort can be reached by the Northern
Pa.lflc either via IHelena or Butte;,
thence over the Great Northern rail.
road.
Tysok's Chicken Dinners.
James Tyack of Flore4e:p knnounces
the conltanit readiness i.', excellent
chicken dinners. at his hotel. Phops.'
orders over Independent, line at
Tyoak'p expenee,.
ACROSS THE RESERVE
Combine business and pleasure and take the large Packard "Sightseor"
automobile leaving Rfavalll every day at 6 a. m. This car is thoroughly
dependable and comfortable. It makes the 35~mlle run to Poison in tour
hours, affording patrons a splendid opportunity to see all the beauties
of the Mission range, Buffalo park. the new settlers building homes,
amongst the primitive Indian tepees, etc. Fare is now reduced to $3.00,
Ravalll to Poison. This car handles baggage and express and connects
with steamers for Kallspell. Special attention to cemping and fishing
parties.
THE ARROW LINE
Leaves Ravalli 10:30 a. in., after arrival of No. 41;,. arrives Poison 12:45,
connecting with lake steamers. This is a 7-passenger 6:66 Pierce auto.
Fare $5.00. Be sure you get the Stanley Scearce Auto Service.
STANLEY SCEARCE, Proprietor
WILLIAMS' STAGES Between RAL
Dally service across Flathead, connecting with boat. Leaves 6 a. m. POLSON
3ENS. Steamer POLSON
OD KLONDIKE DAYTON
.res. & Mitt. ROLLINS
SOMERS
Safety, Comfort, Speed.
Dally service plying Flathead lake, connecting with train for Kallspell.
U '-- - -- -
DIXON YARDS ALL
RAVALLI LumberOur Pres. MATERIALDN
RONAN O'et Our Prices MATERIAL
DYNAMITING.,l TROUT
IN ROCK CREEK
SIGNS OF THE PRACTICE, ARE
EVIDENT BUT MISCREANT8
ELUDE DETECTION.
J. (,. Phillllip, tuudltor lor tlhe W.
A. M(lurk Iprolperti's lit .1lontant , In
In the city, after h\'ing Hpollnt a few
days lIn succiesftl fishing oln Itiwk
creek. lIe reports .that there Is soumn'
body along the stramn, lIho i. dyna
nilting the .reek and thinks that there
should be careful juptrol of the streamtu
for a while.
"While we were fishing yestarduy,"
said MrI Phlllllp, lit the lo'hrence last
nllght, "\'we hoard two reports and We
withdrew to ee If \ve W ould inut catch
the fellows at it. Later, we heard
another aild iul telaned to where, it
soyntned; we found tracesuu of the shot
In the lnuddled water and other signs.
Presently, there was another and we
hurried along, but found only dead fish
floating in the stream. We watched,
but the miscreants must have qen us,
for they didn't come for thr1r Trout.
"It is too bad that an example can
not be made of these fellows: they
should be given the Ilmit of the law.
.ock croeek Is one of the best trout
streams in the state, and it is too bad
to have it spoiled."
SWEET PEA CARNIVAL
IS GIVEN Y CHURCH
The Wooman's Home Misslonary so
clety7 of the Methodist Iplscopal
church gave a sweet pea carnival on
the church l.akn larl. evening, The
grounis were Illumtna;ad with Jap
nose lanterns and the'tables were dedo.
trated Witvweoet peas, IceOcreamn aid
oake were erved rind Mr. 'napl's BI
ble claos siot5 candles. The carnival
wag well atte red, :
A POINTER
to thtose who don't know, Is that we
carry nothing but the bent fed, fat
and juicy meats, which we prepare
for the tahbl in good stylo. Our
ham, saunage anld Iucon inllle a
tempting morxl these springll morn.
Ings. We especially call attention
to our pure horlle-ImadeO lard. Once
you try it you will ncver Uso any
other.
UNION MIARKET
1)0-132 Higgins Ave, Phone 117.
Take Your Prescriptions
TO
Smith'sDrugStore
Agents Eastman's 'Kodeaks and Kokea
Fine Watches and
Repmiring Diamonds
E. H DEM[ING
Jewelor and Optician
120 Higgins Avinue. Missoula. Mont.
N. HyIde
TRAN0FER .
Planos and line 'turnlture nspoul1W)y,
Headquarters:' J. M. Luh c r & u ony '
Furniture Itore,
: llpldent phoans; lhdeoepde.t: I3i,
i i JNiOiga * ,tl
M1PSNG QUI44 810}'

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