The Daily Missoulian. [volume], February 02, 1911, Morning, Page 8, Image 8

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UT1AILK
It is a generally t*cognized fact
that medicines taken from the botan
ical kingdom are better adapted to
the delioate human system, and safer
in every way than those composed of
strong mineral mixtures. Among
'the very best and safest of vegetable
preparations is 8. S. S., . blood med
elue made entirely of roots, herbs and
barks, in such combination as to
make it the greatest of all blood puri
mer and the finest of all tonics.
8. 8. 8. does not contain the least
particle of mineral in any form, and
is an absolutely safe medicine for any
one to use. While purifying the
blood, this great vegetable remedy
builds up every portion of the system.
8. 8. 8. cures Rheumatism, Catarrh,
Sores and Ulcers, Skin Diseases,
Scrofula, Constitutional Blood Dis
eases, and all impurities and morbid
conditions of the circulation. It is
perfectly reliable and safe for children;
and little ones who have been weak
ened with scrofulous affections or
other inherited blood troubles, can
take this mild vegetable remedy with
ood results and without the slightest
ge. 8. 8. 8. is unequalled as a
tonic; it invigorates every portion of
the system, and the healthy blood it
creates largely assists in overcoming
any derangement of the stomach
and digestive system. If you need a
blood medicine you could do no better
than to take 8S. 8. 8. It has been in
use for more than forty years and is
still recognised as the best. Book on
the blood free to all who write.
Tes swIT 5asonI o 00., Atanta, Oa,
YOUNG WIFE DENIES
CHARGES
GIRL SAYS SHE DID NOT RUN
AWAY FOUR TIMES WITH
TOTAL STRANGERS.
Wallace. Feb. l.--(Special.)-Pretty
18-year-old Isabel Davis of Mullan
pleads not guilty to the charles levied
against her by her husband, William
Davis, of Calgary, Alberta, who de
clared recently In print that his lit
tie bride had developed the elopelntllit
habit and had run away four timell
from hint with strangers after it very
brief period of domestic felicity. Mrs.
Davis declares that she did not love
Davis and that he frightened her int.,
marrying him against her will and that
instead of eloping with strangers she
ran away whenever she got the chaince
and got employment In restaurants
and other places of business.
She says that finally the C(uldilan
police aided her by holding her hus
band in jail while shie crossed the lino
into the "land of the free," where she
successfully evaded Davif until he'
traced her to Mullan the other day )by
means of a letter which she wrote to,
her relatives in England telling thena)
of her whereabouts.
Mrs. Davis says that she wars alone
in the world when she secureid work
in the Ideal restaurant at Spokane and
that J. T. Murphy of Mullan befriend
ed her when she matn sick, and on her
recovery she gqt work as aI waitress
in Mullan with the intention of timar
rying Murphy as sooin its she is dl
vorced from Davis.l
This Is likely to l)e soon. Mrs. Davis
also declares that her husbandl in In
sane and that he has threatened to
kill her, repeating the threat in Mul
Ian the uther day. "1 told him to go
ahead and kill," she says,
CLAIMS ARE PROMISING.
Wallace, Feb. l.-(,peeil.)-- N. A.
Bimmons, in charge oif the dievelop)
ment work on the Rlobtertla chains near
Gnem, was In Wallace todly with specil
mens of ore struck itl a ledge en
countered in the new tunnel, 100 fiet
below the surface and 300 feet from
the ore body developed on the sur
face of the property. The'l ledge, which
is six feet widei between well defined
walls, is believed by Mr. Sliimons to
be a continuation of the Union Jack
lead, from which inuch ore has Ijecen
shipped oin the other side of the miouu
tain. The ledge cointains somlle galena,
and inditetions of cnsiierable oire
upon further develolmnlint are good.
Mr. Simmons will report to the stick
holders, who are principally ilutte peo-'
ple, and expects to puit on anllther
shift to i),push developmlent.
STOMACH REMEDY
Guaranteed by George Preisheimer.
If your stomach in weaik aiiil con
stantly upset, you jimust quickly do lll.e
of two things.
Allow the rest of your boldy to Ite
comle as wealh as yoUi' stomnnuct'h, ()r
mllke your stonllmNl as stronlg as y.aur
body.
There is only one choice fior thoselii
who want to live aiit lnjoy lilf', aind
that is to lmake the sitUlitmch its aluiing
as the body.
This can best be donei by using the
prescription of a specialist that in
years of practic,' gave limliediate re
Ilel and permanent cure to 95 I ri'
cent of the upeople who used it.
This prescription in kniown fromii
coast to coast as MI-o-lna.
Mi-o-na stomach tablbts, most Ipo-,
pie call them, are guaruitieed by
George .reolshelimer to cure indigus
tion (acuto or chlronli) or any upset
condition of the stomach, or money
back,
In. five minutes they give relief froml
heartburn, acid stomach, gas on stunli
acb, belobing of sour food, fermenta
tion, hteartburn and waterbrash.
If you suffer from stomach trouble
get a large-O' 1o ent box of Mi-o-na
Ltmaclh tablets today and put your
Sel* On the road to health. At George
" a{. .4ei5 leadingW druggias
)A
Appeal to Red Cross to Fight Plague
d ý 3rt:sr =3a
Il I
-JP
pell for iil'rl ,ldtorr " N t l ' rIi i, I i i, l.l iI
tloni in ('hiirn hf .ls b 'nl I',l lvii d by,
the Atnllrlll'nn Naltl e ll 11141d t'riowH :+o
ihlety J'1r)n ('lthrnllrnlln 1'rl'.llgIl of Jthl
iWhantghall Rleuf nclly. AMr. J'elrgul
'(iConuil nlr.y rliports pitiable ,uidl
MINING COMPANIES
FIGHTING BILL
IDAHO INTERESTS ARE AGAINST
PROPOSED EMPLOYERS' LIA
BILITY MEASURE.
\\'allace, Feb1'h. 1. - (tMinciIal.) (S:.ir t
intereli'it I i' t ken herel' in the fatel of
thel Kprns employelrs' lahbility hill
which In inow untider nblllh'lltlilon lii
ilt ' state le hluril te. It isn rll tlhat
thlie inullnK (.'iln llilln 1 de,411s'i+ it bill
Ilknf provirion for Ili' iipsatliion ofi
if1ct) it l 111 i iltlr'lrig' I II l llly . i' ir' iir
Iremploye injIi red or killed, III' t thatIi
mni. Ill thi e r I lterilu 11 t itll pl oyllrf s
IIof laborI. 'The employr.ql,. hlero hiave
prepared the draft of i more con
IieIr ltitve il. n till frIIhe hiihi It is plannedlll
to hillvi. intr uci d In th e plh a e ol (iltl
Kerns bill.
itedll l a'll stll ll tll llli' ' i Itt iKt t i I (1; i Ill
t'ii Illhl t l tt tli.' III II tl i t"
ilother haill, I has ithe supporI t of Itll
organiz ediil llltabor llit the stilate, h.vli
lrin Ildrl fted by ii lu' Ameri ' ll li. tll-' '
bill iro ll i fnIn I'orc in tmll i ilais.tern
state( 1(4(4 havlle tollo the tests ofI the'
thlieu reiuIhil t' llc'areI it the majorityll in
the Nlegisltre ilndt nit unllxliio to sltI
d dlllllni'ocrati l elh (I lhittion It It ptrob
able ll(at the hill will bIt killed.
EASY MONEY EARNED
BY OPIUM SMUGGLER
1·alln l ri';n l'co, FI",,l I1 t W . J. i it.z
gerald, hil- aged \at.lchtmall of the
Pacillc M1all dock, (4hi1 t its 4i1l4.itedi
on a oiday tll l)th s.ulgllgtlld il Inl
hil poI.'ktei, lhadilhd guilty Idaiy u1 i li
waived it h ri+El1' g bfore ' nitdil
Stati 4 Colit ll tlllil'lr Vig'r ht Inl i1 sce'.
nll Ihlrge' of having concoalc S1u
tit of the drug It hill rooml. 11M oind
wais fixed lit $1.27.i0.
Fitzgerald idliltalt'l that he had long
been ' ll till s ae nMt for ohlths. whl
pailld him $4 ffil' ea.h tin of opiullh hi'
landed from the Orllintal hine'rs, 11h
141i.1 Ite ouild (,Illry' 1it ills 4t (14',
making ellh trip fliml the pier alt hint
$40. With his illic l' tannings to dale
ho hall p lur'hailtil ,.(0li shliiili, 4l' iiiln
lilg sito k k ol'lvilt'ff l it the 1' f"
fh11iil4 In ('1iii1111 414+111 those (4111l hal I
li .ag.d hhni. aed di\ull'i't tilt' nlillovs
of seveli'l p \ 1rson1 III'.-lol w l iv ing
luglll by' f e.lral ffle'i''rl .
GHOUL PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
Hanl ord, K * . " l.bI. 1 -;111",. 1". 9..
1 ill11'.'" w4ho Is l i\\ II rn1i" ll a (I II'-I
rantl . W orn )illl Il 11'114;1ll t11t',lfl +y x itl
bclli one 4tillsf il 111ouls that ;tt nipilltt d
to rob tlt 4 g41'.414 '*f' hi< lil'lothl',
(G iorge It. 14:1141'11 y, t1 h.) \%,1, it \14 l,11111%1
ailtote'nry, tlldl it, 11 4 11, 4 it'" the ihtllu'41
today,, ']'lit. 1,4 ,11c, Ihal11y have 4io -
dunce thatil Ili1' 44 1 : nt.1 (ra of ttit
SIMON WING DIES.
!'first etliilhlitilc for pr'!c hll III of tie
1.(t'1114 St ,11 1 in4 sumllil'd bry the pu
'hillist labor party, is d4 1d at hi Atlow
WIn .li ng'ill ton, F1441b. 1 -(W t'h )-
IWural mail d 'livcry ,ell'rv.v will be
($tabllIbhbdo Ma .rch I it t'iascade,
'ascade coallty. Additional 'er''Ice
jemlftll il elllt, re esltai, iil.)i ,1, 1
t(Inns l lr N4 4 4hI24 ;illl 41 Il or I' tlfuge 4 ' rl l
1er4 . Ilfty h.41nis;l4nl tit o4441 h lunldrcl
th IuslIll fllln lil' refulltc ,. in hall vllo' r
5wal is s Ila tlsd III Ilrnletlhetlly f'. dhl N
il,4thlingl" I.4 h r4 1 hl 4 l K I n I t 11 111l 4and
WaII| . |lpidnltle( iv f-t Ir'd. ( ', 1su
Ild 4 strl ngl A 4ll '1r11 nn r4,li'f C. 4ll444ttl'
44l44 ,.t . pech. l .. t| Ir',1s appr plr4l i ' ,
KINGS' SPORT GOES
AT LEGISLATIVE WORD
()hiklllllll. ("': ., Fe11. 1. -'I'herl' wal
$14141 1(t ti4 lt- 4441444441i444'44t4i 144411
fo lll 4111 11 itt 4I4' 1'4 4'r'\ llth , 1( t4'(
14,4l , ills I 14g , nigh11 t ( f4114'44 I t- |It-111
, 1blll g l t , the i a/l ~ l ifn. l a ( r, cnllql
$.14'44'IN I 4I4oI4 4ld (t lo.,' I 4l l"r'1 ' r)yI 15,
th44' 1111111 111144 ,11d by th1 4IIIw.
4ec'r't.ll4ry 14' rvy 'rl'4'4nt 4 4' tl4h N ,ew
('nifor nall .1lul, ,'y t.lub shll elt(l 'l] t h'
ru'lil hll4 th 11 O 1114' 4 4li4t g 1I1'hi1l hlit, (o1n
tlll1Uod 1Ill4h 4li1t lg 4lilinate4l4 4'l by d,'.
(tul'44124 444l44 'Ily 4hat4 , ih 44'{'4l'rd44l4'e'
with 4 h2 " I :4l4. 114t' track w4'o4 ubh hI'
(l'441,1 tilh. 1:1lh f 1 h1 til4 444" .4411 11ont11h.
RUINOUS PRAIRIE FIRE.
141 rthI4 'villh, (khl., I"Pe'IlI. 1. pra.'irh
fIr', which 4h444s HtIIn' 4lll4llr' th11an
$i00,11) 14i ll4lll2g44, i2 t 14 l(ld frlllll prop-.
flrl'y, 1" 4,v/,1-,i g nerouilri, l(N \W'a1lsllingtoll
'river IN ,uri4'11 fVil-r414' I XIIlh . (IIll
L'v l l l l i I.'.
ru pnli lll"i 11 N llIt IIII l Iglllt llt g t11,
I- -U----i--ii--.-
In Best Society
Every woman of social ex
perience knows that no
matter how formal her recep
tion or card party may be,
there are always some of her
guests who really prefer a
cool glass of good beer to
any other beverage.
These women keep Pabst
Blue Ribbon in the house, for
they know that while their guests
have varying tastes, Pabst Blue
Ribbon is the Beer that is liked
by everybody.
Pabst
BlueRibbon
The Beer of Quality
costs a little more than ordinary
beer-but it is worth all it costs.
A bottle of Pabst Blue Ribbon
is not only good to look at, but
the beer itself has a delicate
flavor and rich, smooth taste
that is sure to delight.
Made and Bottled Only
by Pabst in Milwaukee
Telephone for a case today.
Leo Solomon
115
East Main
Bell Phone 57
S'Ind. Phones 59
s~ r1ii
William J. Calhoun, United States
ambassador to China, and a typical
street seone in Pekin, showing the dis
regard for proper sanitation.
Authorities Conceal Condition.
|',,kllt. F"eb, 1, -I)isA',ov(.ry that 20
delths fr iom tIhe plngue hirv occurrted
Il the ('hinti, e hosplt itl ait Tin Trin
nath orllM Ittn therl m u rl clllonceall llg reall
conlitiions. In doing this, hoitwever,
thy.' lur merely omllllyllpng with iii hill
pIHrli dl edqcll t hla 11no r.,lports lntallated
to intiinAt uri alam hould re|ilt the
It it hlelved hIere'lt thlt l e Iptlgue
Ir Int diminlllhing, glud pihys'Ichans Iat
Itu'hrd to the ligttiuol en lilute that
there ailre ait leNat r)0O victtims dully
itihr.ghoiut the Inferctedl tclturtlrs.
PROVIDING BRIDGES
ON FOREST
FEDERAL SERVICE CO-OPERATES
WITH LINCOLN COUNTY TO
BUILD CROSSINGS.
IJiby, 1,'b. 1.-($i t.hl.)-iTf tih
rel'c~llttlllltne Ltions of forstr)l' y offlchtln
are l' irrkld out, Lintolltn county will
lrev'l' $30,000 from thle naltlonal gov
I 'rnl1ent to assist the countly III the
illtrurllttion of two isteel bridges ovter
tho Kiltetlnal river, oine at LIblIy and
ot atit t'roy. 'The, g, vertmlent needs
lite bridgesi. In the tttdministration of
iltl KIotenail tlttImitll ftIrcast and
thtle alle mIlany settlethrs who need
the(n,. + that the plIn Is for the g\'
lrnlllt aln the ollntlt to each bear
half the explense of constructitlon.
I',trest iuplervisor It)orr Mkeel,.
whoseI. h.eadqtuarte(rs alre t IIb)I)y, hliat
str .tgly tree.Iionimhdetl to Districi t I,'oir
(ester (Gre eley that such an aippropria
Utin lie maide, atli Mr. G(reeley hIas
Illlttl( It iIilar rePommtlnteittlltion to
the chlifr foirestter.
The only means of croutssing bth
Kltenlaitl riv\'er at IIbby and Troy at
the present tllell In by ferrli'es, which
oin aitctulllit iof the swift waiter, are'
illltt ltilttingerotus. Accidenlts have been
of frequent neur-la(e, five people
i\tti Ig -lost their IIves while tertIssittg
lo the fierry lit Libliy dturing the pasiHt
Vesilt'.
Ailt llileavor In to ie malide to have'
the state h'Ktlistllre join in the re
gltittnt it the gvernmenlllt fr n i lp
propri'litfion to aid Inl the b illding ut
FOREIGN SECURITIES
FEARED IN GERMANY
Iterlin. Fel 1.-t ('l unt IVii Kanitz,
retllittg liit ttlhe would tll k the gov
e eiint iwhat tlieasure it lpurposed tot
itlln flod.,lt with ':relJgt tlett ritilt.
Ti$h1 tunt witihtllly rteferredt o i tilte
t ri't'tt that I lt' ltelIun r Hlaititllolge.cldl
I hilil', n Iimportant i lebanking institu
Ition, ionteti 'lted tl l rking illt attempt
to list ttit t tt ttJ of tilhe ('hltc t , M i
watke & S t. Patil ailway on the
Shrlile Ib ho rs.l,
It has I"ea offihhilly a unlttoucetl. t
itttlt o tlhe sit>n goverlsnent is con
atlideing the adviabitlity oif rejOting
tIe l l l upplietliin, if it Liwere made, In
vib , of ite +," iiltiolns i' the il e. l ilrman
g bl ii ia rket.
NEGRO CONFIRMED.
\\ ashiIIngtII n. I,1' l. 1. --( 'huI 'lls A.
it erell, the a(ble eg'ro who was V ill hp
polilntled i )e, l, mbe to be tellnt'r ofl
internal revenue for the dilstrict of
wailli, \ias ionfirmed by the senate
todi usi, otolnll inl ll go l t protest was
nuiltdo agillnst the appoiltntment, on
lcharges lt whilc .e investigated and,
MONTANA PENSIONS,
\Vaithingtrinl, F"'eb. 1.-(Specttil,)-
Monitniatt i, pentsi'le haov n grlnted
as follows: 'l'ilthas O. Eaton, $15;
(iilltk A. Itauntle, $15: Judson Saw
.yr, $15; Irwin 1". Davis, $12; Ollie L.
\VB IIWashington, I,'e h. 1.- (Speclal)-The
secretary of the treasury hus selected
the site for the new public hbuilding
at lloziema. The structure will he
located on the northeast eorner of
Tracy avenue and Babcock street, The
owner of the site is Nelson Story, Jr.,
an.d the purchase price l11 $7,800,
FARMERS TO MEET
IN HAMILTON
LUCAS OPERA HOUSE HAS BEEN
SECURED FOR THE SESSION
-THE SPEAKERS.
Ji14 lill . ilI I b. L1.-(I i lt h b l.)---The
lues opet'u utoas has been secured
as a it nltting plecte for the flrtners'
In tltitut-'whlich Illmeets in this city ort
Saturday. The Inietlng hal betln ,x-"
tensively ldvertised throughout tlhe
nallley and a large and enllthusiuatl
14'wlionin I exp't't'led.
A finlle arra of speakers has 1t.111
e.ired forl the nIi'etingl, the lInt In
llluding (). C. ('regg, O. I. . h\hll e.) ,
Mli 1Iiiis Miii n tonellr and M. L. D)ean.
,. CI. G(regg 44wan formlrly in tcharge
of Minlnesota l' ritller' ilnsttitut ndlltl
i Is ifan of wide experienle in tlhe
work carried un at lsucIh meetings. ().
13. \Vhllpple, horticulturilt at the
Mollntana agricultural college, lhas been
heard in iamllton be,'fore and in a
llman 1well vereil Ira his specialty. Miss
Stoner Is a Iecturer oln homllvelc l
no1nn1s, ha'tng been engaged for hee
turea at everlt l illnstitute hi'eld l hoult
tith. state this winter. M. I. DeanL is
nIo strngel'r l t ]|lln ltoi n h ,eIeitlings, IIndL
is probably as weill posteld on orchlrd
conditions in the valley 1ts any in thie
tltate. Mr. )Dean tlilwayH lam mltlhnllgl
of interest to say at institutes.
(ine of the featlures of rth meetilng
will beo It nllloloday Ilunchollen servled at
the Ilchambe(r of " nni , rllcll e builldnlg by
th1e hlies of tihe l nellton chapterllt of
the Amerll ic'lalt \WmIill 1ia I' ' lgllae. There'l'
11has4 teeln Itln unusually Ilrge 111le ofL
wiltgltl lbegin t noon and will contlLInue a
loI.g asI there in anyonelle hungry,
GAMBLING IS CHARGE
AGAINST SCHROEDER
innlmlt.n, Feb. 1.-(S.lpechtl.)--A
warrant chargilng J. 10. Rcluloder, plro
prietor of It local pool and billiard
hall, with runllllinllg I t tud piker gamllel
Ihl hs1111 llce of butsiless was sworn olut
todla.y by Counllty Attorney It. Lee Mc
('uli'hl. While Deputy Sheriff Tiurch
wat lurkilng for h1111 with tile warrnllllt
Scllhroeder appeiared at the court
house. lie will be given his ]hearing
toll)lrrow\ morning.
WITH THE HORTICULTURIST&,
Htumilton, Feb. 1,-(Slit echl .)--\W. T.
.l,'e're. orehard inspector for the
flitter loolt valley. left yesterday for
Mlisnoula, where he will Ittend tilhe
hortlcitural lletllng. Donald C.
Wel'ty, uIslneIss manlllltllger of ";(t'eater
flitter Ithot," a III leave tomorrow to
attend the mlleetllng. lMrs. Welty, who
llha been visiting hel Iiarents at St.
Iouuls, will arlrive in MI1soul Fi'ridluy
and will t comnpany .Mr. Welty to tis
city.
GREGORY LEAVES.
illlnilton. Feb. 1.-(Spechitl.h)-E. A.
tGregory, who Ihas boontll Uitanagerl,' theI
ll.itlilltoIn offlCe of tlhe We\ternl 1'n1lon
Te'legrllaph comlpalny linceo ts Inlt;nl
laltin, left thlll afternoon for Katli
pell, where he will asIume the llmaln
Igershlllp of the office there. 1. A.
Trlgg oif Missoul.lt arrlved Ill H;Iitil
tull yesterdlly and hll taken charge
of the local office.
SUITS ARE FILED.
Ifumilton, 'eb, 1.-(llpeihl.)--The
[olhowling stilts were flhed thls morn
ing in the dlistrict court:
A~igalll (orwalln \'Wolfe ngalnst S. s.
Mll ddll1g, a suit Io quiet title.
L. J. ('allplbell and (Ieorge it. c'ole
Iagainst Allce G. Irgllvy, an attachmllent
sult.
GOOD BUSINESS.
Inllilton, Feb. 1. -- (ISpeelh .)
itounty Clerk and Itecorder Alblrt
IoI1r itnt. i ltiii s the feest of his office
for JaluiIIly at $ 14.50. l'lllFbruary
startid offt witll ItI rushI. Instrutinnottl
arlyinhg about $75 in fors bleing re
celi\td lat tilhe offce tills lmoirtning.
IN HAMILTON.
lilllllllllon, lFeb. 1.-(-L..ecihl.)-Altor
t Pey (;'rge Haggs Oif Stevienvllleo aid
1i. A. W'Ilntallley lof Mlsltnila are at
lending to busillness miatters in thise
itly toilidy.
ODEA'S MESSAGE
lesidel s eling mer ely an evenlt
of the lmonth, the big Ilaturday
dlllner to be ierved at the chamln
her Of coLlllleeo on 'arnterll' In -
ttiltte day, will later be turned
illnto an ultluuall custom, Next
autlutiti It will be given as the first
harvest feastit wheltn we are all
glorying in the plroductivity atind
gootllltne of this llmost wonderful
valley.
To thlt, lndioes of Hallllmilton,
through the Inembterst of the Anter
lean \W'Olllilllt Itleague (atll belIng
great boosterettes), Is due the cred
it of formling this new Idea, of In
stltuting a new custol In Montan..
Their, prel'ent Idea, which Is for the
primary tipurpose of giving a bhne
fit for the chauloer oi ofcommlerce,
explands into an original thought
which w\e, thle mIlell of the chamber
of commerllr e, have o\vellooked. We
thank them.
The womlleln of lany' town or conm
Ilunity can do mtluch good. They
have In many Instancets. Their
conception for Instance, of town
beauty Is very keen-and they are
the best "house-cleaners" and
"housekeepers" of any town.
The Bitter Root Valley
A PACIFIC SLOPE LAND
FAMED FOR ITS PERFECT FRUIT
AND ITS GIIEAT PROFITS
The Valley of Opportunity
A single acre of land in this valley his been known to
produce a net profit of over $1,800 in one year; $500
annual net profit from an acre of land is a common event.
Crops never fail, fruit pests are unheard of and fatal
diseasses ailong stock, hogs and poultry are unknown.
Water for irrigating purposes in accessible and inex- i
haustible quantities.
The beautiful mountain scenery, an abundance of pure
water, healthful mountain air, unrivaled climate, good
means of transportation, convenience to markets, good
schools, close proximity to state university, and the lowest
cost of living all combine to make thids locality the 'most
ideal place for a home in the great northwest.
Bitter Root Valley
Irrigation Company
IAMILTON, MONTANA
MISSOULA OFFICE: 128 HIIGGINS AVENUE
LUMBER DEPARTMENT
OF THlE
Anaconda Copper Mining
Company
Successors to
THE BIG BLACKFOOT LUMBER COMPANY
Manufacturers of
Western Pine and Larch Lumber
GENERAL RALES OFFICE ) Bonner, Montana
Located at Honnter, Montana. aills Located at lamllton, Mlontana
ot. Rngis, Montana
Our mills have constantly on hand large stocks of well
seasonIled lumlhr and liths. Our factory makes anything
needted in Sash, Doors, Mouldings and Interior Finish.
Retail yards art Butte, lHelena and Missoula carry coim1lete
lines of Building material. *
Estiniates furnished from plans. Write for price list.
Our Mlissoula Yard Keeps a 'Full Line of
LUMBER PORTLAND CEMENT OAK FLOORING
LATH HARDWALL PLASTER MAPLE FLOORING
SHINGLES KEENE'S CEMENT INTERIOR FINISH
MOULDINGS LIME MILLWORK
SASH BUILDING PAPER SLABS
WINDOWS TAR PAPER PENN. HARD COAL
HOT BED SASH DEADENING FELTS SOFT COAL
DOORS PREPARED ROOFING APPLE BOXES
Our large stocks Insure well-seasoned lumber at all times.
Order a carload of 4-foot dry slabs from our City Yard at $2.80
per cord, f. o. b. cars Missoula.
Missoula Yard-Phone 106 Bell or 742 Independent
CHAS. H. MARSH
Embalmer and
Funeral Director
CHAPEL FOR SERVICES.
Ind. Phone 423. Bell 321.
Residence 259 Black.
124 West Main.
Competent Lady Assistant,
Scandinavian American
State Bank
OF MISSOULA
A General Banking Business Trans
acted.
M. L. Gulden
STATE TAXIDERMIST
AND FURRIER
Won Medal at St. Louis
135 E. Main St.
H. T. GARDINER
Clothes of Quality
Prices always right. See our style
sheets and woolen samples. 822 Hlg.
gina avenue.
Northwestern Abstract and
Title Insurance Company
Furnishes correct and complete ab
stracts of title to all city and county
porperty. Estimates on abstracts fur
nished on application.
104 Main street. Phone 147 Red
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING AND
DECORATING
We will meet competition in prige,
and then a little lower, and guar.
antee our work.
W. H. CARD
Penwell Blook, South Third It.
1kll Phone 5i W0ok
FIR ST
NATIONAL BANK
MISSOULA
With a Capital and Surplus of
$400,000 can handle your business
successfully.
F. 8. LUSK, President.
EDWARD DONLAN, Vice Pres.
E. A. NEWLON, Cashier.
H. 8. HOLT, Assistant Cashier.
Missoula Trust and
Savings Bank
Missoula, Montana.
CAPITAL .............2..... 0, 000
SURPLUS AND PROFITS.....9O50,O00
Offiooers.
J. M. KEITH .......................President
G. T. M'CULLOUOH...... Vice President
A. R. JACOI ................................Cashier
R. C. GIDDINGS................Asat. Cashier
Directors
J. M. Keith, T. L. Greenough, J. R.
Daily, 0. T. McCullough, P. J. Kline,
A. R. Jacobs, Kenneth Ross.
We Pay 3 Per Cent Per Annum on
Savings Deposits.
WESTERN MONTANA
NATIONAL BANK
Missoula, Montana.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY,.
CAPITAL ................................. $20....... 0,000
SURPLUS FUND ..................... 60,000
0. A. WOLF.......................President
JOHN C. LEHSOU........Vice President
J. H. T. RYMAN........................Cashier
Directors
Ferdinand Kennett, M. A. Fish, 0. A.
W'olt. John C. Lehaou, J. H. T. Ryman
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINE*Ia
TRANOAgTL).