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WUWR1 lI WINNER
II FAST MUSS
WITH BIRNS
J*RSEY CITY PRANKIE MAKES
I.PLENDIO *HOWING IN
NEW ORLEANS.
CR.WO NOT SATISFIED
Fins in Attendance Do Not Like De
oision That Gives Bantam Victory
-Easterner Gives Chicago Boy Lots
of Trouble.
New Orleans, Fto. ls.--Johnny
Coulon of Chicago still was the bantam of
champion of the world at the end of to
his 20-round fight wlth F'rankle Burns to
of Jersey City here this afternoon. The w
fight was fast and clever from the
first, Coulon at all tines carrying the tl
fighting to Burns.
lie was met with such an onslaugilt. hI
however, that a numbe'r of IurnsR' sulp-l
porters contended he should have bhatl
a draw. gu
The crossd it hihh packed tI hi 11.i ar g
was loiathi tio leave after Rleferee lHiarry
Ftnoit had raisil '.ill ontl' gtlovt'. T' , I
yelling was deafenihng, lbut tihe die
visllon stood andi tiihe crowd fintai lift.
t'nmultn was creditetd with onily o1nle
knoctkdown. which cinte In the first s
isinutfe of the last rminid. TIh,, ,hnin- i t
0lot1 landed a left hok to tie Jaw' It
just as Burns' fiot tllled. Ilurnlls
dropped. hut wnas up in an instant k
and fighting amrt. Coulon tsas ctn
fident and start,,d the fighting \\ith
a rush after feeling his man tout in
the first round, which \tas Imtostly
sporrting. The cthamnptin, at' trdglli to
the sport writers, was credited with
nearly every round uiip to the l elventh,
when Burns gradually tbegan forcing
f'oulon to Irtr.ak grotund, getting the
better of the Infighting.
In the second ('ouln rapped ]Burns 4,
repeatedly on tile stilnuch, gRtting
several jabs to the fsact and law in
return. Burns landed it stiff Jub on r
the chin at the beginning i,f the third,
following it with a shillrt right to the
stolnachl. Cuoulon nraced, forcting
Burns to the roipes, atrkitlg rights and 1'
lefts to the hIld-set],ti, . In this
roundl (oltuloll grabilld the ,i p rtli \
wlith lhis right anit shot inl a heavy left
to the stomach. It
The fourth roind f tiitti Tturnis 'itt r. I
the Jersey 'lty buy doing Imost of thI'
fighting, with eorber appar.ntly r,.sl
in'. Burnll repeatedly upllercutt
C(oitl"in In thie fifth, gettin. stiff Jalbs l
to the stomach in exchalultigI. 16n Nh .
sixth and seventh Coulonl rullslltel his
matin, landilng r'lpeate'dly na t1h' sint- I
ach nlll wind.
In ti,. eighth, ninth anl t,-lnllthl ,
(Coulon fo'rred urllrn l.sIk to, thi rple'e
wtllh right anld tlft si Inis. lbouring tilto
the stol iach i 1ith sh l rtt-a' Jits that
]ltirns foundil hard ,I git wia frt ti
Iltlrns Irirl id tlhei ' Ileirr ill itn
fightiling in the 'Ih 'l lb.h, fir''lisg
'ollLon to brlllk grounlld. TIhey fouglht
toe to toi In ithei thirteenthi, linithiur
apparentlly halving tl lit ill vantagei
llrlns aninexllt the foitrti'etilth alnd
fifl .enth rolunds 'hy hard fighting f it
the clinches, varlmli, by hlarid jilts In
thel flact,. ( lcola brnuight boh.l fromn
tlurns' tse itn lh,' sixts llnth lwilth ii
lift holk and lllurns appiltliad iworrileli.
urnis lilhad (,e h,.tter of th'. 1e -
ontsnth and hh t, InthI, vllaryingll
righftand left hitld bloti s a .ith right
ulippercuts in tic clichi+s ti [t aiii ille
Coulonll hld. Th ci(ihtleenlth riiiln d
found illl rns ptokingi ('colonii's a hdt I
lttk withi Jlbs to lil, fai ti t l 'litii
aich. Coulolin lrid lihard hto, land till
the stomacilth, lIut ]lurl. ctvleredl
cleverly aind tithe, ino.t..i ttilh all t
twtntiethl were labout till, s n.ne. Jath h
lieve fighting haird at the lll.
ILLNESS OF WELSH
TO1 SEND HIM HOME
Nin I rPa illscun, I",.I,. 1 'ri doll,'
W\'e.l,, , itltl 0 IcnI i, h It or lighi
Weviht htlle r, ;anuallt s, ed toda>' troiu
his ed illn his trih h1"i g 111.illtrr1 0s l it
( lintia that it lii il l, it i If his Atn't'
icln linvasintr. As oonl i his lysi
11'i11 will lp rmit'i, L hiin to t .\vc', hicihh
ItI. 'l'i . \ve ii ItA ll . Ill hi '-, ir llll'n
lind after takilng it ,na ,m fi t trl.i
etitnt Ioi' his stilfiinl Inns i s'l I n 1t
sunitilii' , return to hhis ,"nn in
lritaiin.
L .rs ngitor Julit's tiffr'th, iith hA.tli
tighted \\'elsh anl Islt It Ilrit fil fu r l ithi
tb-rIn' l fight nl i \\'altsh ington's hhitl
41~y, w Illl. tsta ;ili lhl, y1 stl,,trdaiy
aly \Vel1l.}'s attack of "tortocalls ,ills
talhris," o :id today ie had bandoneld
hils prolgra i, intirl"ly ,fid would g". t..
Los Angeles t, se, the i (, ilbauii-,\ttlll
fight, leaving. the Iead" field clear for
the Petrusky'-Klius bout in the taii.
torlurn,
ICEr'MARKS MADE
IN TRIPLES
Ilittihi' by ()O s ' hit t tus it.lttli'ui, the Nor.
500-tiutter uvintlt in 44 2-1it -tetids,
betttr than tilt' rt'u'ti'tl ilii Ity
hitniself In 19110. futdlity BMthhlsen
won the i1,000 htd 10,1)00-1 iiitter
events,,the formsier in 2:203-1) anid
the lair in 17:46 it-10. The pre.
vious record for the 1,500-ameter was
madt by )dathiesen in 1908, 2:204-fl,
The 10,000-meter record, 17:501 I-5,
was natde Ity P. Outilalllld In 11000.
FRISiCOTEAM TAKES
TOURING SHOOT
OF SEASON
TRAP SHOOTERS WIND UP EX. S
CURSION WITH CONTEST
AT SALT LAKE.
ILLETT IS THE BEST I
Pete Holohan, Well Known Here, Is E
Second in Averages for Sporting
Trip-Of Cities, Spokane Is Second
and Portland Third.
Salt ILake (' ty, Pe)l. 1s.-In tile face
of a high wilnd, ai'ctompanlltled, by Nnow Za
and ruin, the touring trap shootlng pl
telliams woIdI lup the northwestern di
itourna'in*iat with the Spoiikane team iial
wnllitr f ithe' liemt evnllt. San Fran- n\
c('lo Is vict'lorious In thie series and a
thll: a tini flinsi.she with a percentage
of tl.', far .,.000 bnrds. hi
F'rid \ ll t. alth)iough Iho sllhot today f,
his lpoorest core of lth trip, rinished to
itlh ni graI d ali\'rge of 94.1 for the It
ltir' tloullr. ,Portland, ailllthougr h third
in numb'r of victories, iwiis sec.ond In
,a.'rairnl ;aIilel t vl with 90.1. tlSpokanI 'syq i
leni.ra I vii ags was 0i0.6. thiaughl
',ltoit hrok, ik . p Ilr cnt of hil 2.5'00 i
airglts in thue tourinamllent. PIete 11il.
lulllla a .i s,''eondil tii 4 'lllet with l90.7 I
I'.r ce(t11. Toidt's s rces:
isp 'kiln -- Postonii , !,i ; Ack ,r, :1I-17 4t
liPrllt ita cll P. l linalllri. 1: I. |.,: illlahan.
G-17 . S, an - Prn l"lsc, ,--W\ li,.t, ,::;
iulir. IItt, 1I,, d- 168.
Sn lraiiancia uoi 11 a vetts, Nlo -
Ii ii ia the ti'llll' r began Janiu laalary 1 I. ti
at
SPORTS OF THE WEEK
Monday.
.Ailllati l tollurlnamenlll(lt iof' (c nali ln
lil.Jing a sic tiltllln aa In 'Taronti,
(pl ng llllll of ,r to;ll ,, bil. swhows in
Iinihai, .ilnni.apolii ani Ha Irtford.
.1lim iy I o.rial ,'s filly Blergar, six
rouinds, at 'ittshurglth..
Tuesday. tI
li'-ti iil al c, ngriiss of ihi.s Amerlaatn a.
Trotting assiilaciiaoi il Chicago.
i.'ting. of..rli iit.i w, lr of the IlI. reat'it i -n
\\'. alt-rn clis-,t in i 'icaao.aa
, li~ g 'a Florlda woaaui's chanl- ii
pli nlltl illp g 'lf tori i lan at atalilt I'alm
,V s, rn sp ,tr sk,.tJ' in chl h pi; nshipU ,
.at i i'.arauas' N. Y.
Animal b,"nch shave' of the \W'.et
inlustlr inn.llll' lub oens in'l New .
Li.h ('I',sa VS. One 1Z nl" II- a
i'aai. 10I r'o ics. at Nw York. l
"Kihl" a1 n ila is .l ick io lao ili, 10
r uitli t al N ,%% Y rl.k.
Wednesday.
t h, h ll' ,uat il. i'ro i l -i, i. It. 1.
S (',i . . ll , l'lme' I i. o(f llithe C ntrallll
lia ul i' t i rt \ a)In,, Ind.
i'o . .tst. I,:" tit ti ,,ill ,iit ch llin t ln
thiliuSil aI h I i atl, 'at'liiis begin in
.i3a t in. i'
.\olliallil o lliat li ,t'r (chaalinllla l hajli' t In
i11 1. tllllm il lln t 'a J,'wIIl itL f )lnPhura t,
N . t'. It
Annual idoor matwsi l.f the Pastime n
.\ t h l ,t h . c lu b . N , 'w ' Y o r k c it y . i
(ill talillng of autI ' moahila " shows Ii Ini 1
IMltnul ltournlilnlit of i k. hma
latll (' kllll'lkln r ll ,yh lias til,n opens at 0
\'Vitiit . '
lliga K,'lly i's. "K inoci'ouit" IIirowa,1,
10 r.iouias, iat K 'ionsha, Will.
,Iack Itoberti \'s. Piinne f"( tinmuutn.
eight rou ids, tit Kennal.lhiN\,Vis. t
Thursday.
A. V I'. 22tI 1rI1IIJ H~litlot(ll~llplg l~lI him
11lrr-~ 1111,1 `? r.ii'iniii :it \\R~lllt' l N Ii I't'i
I' ll~lt,' ~lllIII( iIllhlt aitn .\ilI~llili iwln
ill ('lli*, 'll,' tl ~lnlll R II. .1
I,~~~ t~il ( 'I .11 '11, 1( il 1~1 I ·I~
Iliii lll (II` 1111I l il llil l :I I IIIIij III\tiII
t'I, I tII)tIiV 'hiht il *.1; 1111.1( 1 il l il ll'ltt/1
$t.141U114 'WIIt~~ \~ turt11 tii'14'it1 l n
f11,\ ter 11 ttt'i'i lltlg. ;I iil b ltI r.'li er (E · w t in
I V~I'CtItIII to~ fjlnl~ljlt i Iti'IiI'llii. I.III)I
MAyl~ll 1.~ llP K~liH ,.tl.Iln.
WEN FLIER HEAVES
ORANGES O MEN
THEY MISS
BASEBALL PLAYERS PAIL TO
CATCH FRUIT THROWN
PROM AEROPLANE.
REAL BALL IS CAUGHI
Elmer Zacher Freezee Onto Pill
Dropped From Three Hundred PFet
Up, but Monument Height Is a Bit
Too Much for Fielders.
Oakilnd, (*al., Iweb. is'.- lIher
Zacher and Izzy tlltfman. Oakland ball
players, tried today to catc(h o;ranges
dlropqt.d ftain aItn nriviPlanl flying at an
iltLtudec of 550 f'eet, the height of the
'Washnglton nonlio ient. Nel tler
succeelded.
Lincoln Ileachy'. thn aviator, th1en
briuight his crnft dowil to within al00
feet of the groilll( iIIdil to ne('d 1 a ,lhilJ
to %Zcllhr. Th ball player caught
the s1ond.
Iliatl wtellther for flying prevullhed
and a lItrge crowd suon I hprogra o'II f
usensautilon I r'l'o iihn' ".sttallltts." Lin
coln 4tciiihey g;ave anuII es. lally thrill
ing lperforiian I et'.
A hineiflt will he given lit the ineot
next I'rlday for M.irs. Eugenle lly, the
wlitulv of th'e Ivilatur who met death
by a fall from Iis machini.. Mrs. I;ly,
It a.as ll loui.i.aI' ed, 'will us'end with
Mi l Ilhlit'he Ruitt.
\VIlllam Ht. litff, thu uan I,'uncimeo
a\iiator who, was hIidly Injured yes
tnri.ay iby the fulling ..f hi i.machine,
ishowedtl griat Illl' trove lllc t tiditu. He
probablly will recover.
MILITANT WOMEN GET
OPPORTUNITY TO TALK
of the WVatshiigtiin birtilday ctlrhra- n
tion here will he furnishl-d byi women 11
hldressing a g.atherlig i 1. t"0 pollee Ig
rallr,,nn te Wr hl"f' ' o ' d rf. Mrs (. II. t
1'. Belmoint. the suffragist .auld, r; )r. c
A.tiai II. ~sw. natliial itrisdent o
the w'n' n ll(slll aue, land Miss (;ralcef
lii tr han, pr s.hhltit i oif 1'th: Intr'hl r
,IRusgh Assoio.-n at Woenr Teaichl.rs,
'i.len IHeln Inl itet l trio .lllpl theiiru'
i.la Iltl the annulllll t nllet l of tliie
I'olle lietetants' 1.,lia :.lenal t nsvlý .
iti ion, t at h li. In addihltion to the oilf
fiietr' in full unlf,,rm, th, r, will be
i..r it l iIr pa i nr to dor tl r i lt l ant
it tllis r otai iit . lit itt 1 I ii y s iteak
er Th o ttli r lls l t Pl lull .
CONNIE COMING.
iaink, mall tgr cillat tliolne to the
th ll altt tl, It n Itb s .ira hil r. lpres.
Ilnllt lof thle ftn Antlurlti ('hlilr ofuy
t'lltlni rce, that hisl telll will arritci
in ian Antonio about FebIruary to
hlgin Its spring tra linig. nme ru
!llrs )lidt( been circul ,ted that l.re Ath
lehthI might changell their Iplans and gIo
to lit Springs butlIl Mr. 'Mack writes:
"\\'e have (it no lilnl tllhought I ,rloi usly
of changing wiar phinn to do our spring
'training olllsewher thio n itn your tity."
Thie cllllllnher illf (tinerco purpIsts
extending it cohrdial Iwel'oine to the
Athletis. iand has mti.d t .ommitlte
to meet the teatn oin Its arrival in the
Nticty n to the tockho ll players are
properly Aredl for duringd Miningay
KILLED BY RUNNER.
tComptle. ny, Charlport ronhritn
sonI, lgd 40t , tblth to lep 1a pritmlnent
Alt, 1s11k a hu Ittir ofa li injuries re-i .
Pil te ld the is morning when AI iltto
Mi htlit coltli rtiui t,i it tilll] klinoc~ll.
h nlittoe 1 li l tt b iltir lotle Ii tlitllh.
iilni Wil, hiad broken up atil, ii fight ii,
itiWint threut it Mlie ittn aitl ias Itrny
ii, i t tllwi, ulth l ulllrlai llu /it iiit.i fUr
lllapunsetl . .1 M hlil l. kl tritlh thi e p ,lict's
group of i lll'i l nn Mll in street. 'ritne
iig'ht W; Is well uihr wl' %aVI whllen 1t
pllenll put 'iithe cD'Al ints to flight.
h lhailk..li wasl the only oAne lr-on
tuy eld.
The prolnaty in Il splter lit year
t1ar the greatest lit the hislory of the
zIii smelting I.ilndustry if tthe United
gone ll Anderson Gold Mining
Company, a Corporation.
Youtlilll] each or your ire hereby
,otll'ied that onl \ edtlii rlday, I'h'ruary
i1 , 191 i0 . the hour if Ill ,lovk a. i.
Lf th do 3e.at the r*ie otu 2 M, -
;rol. & Andrri n br l .1lililg 1mn.
piaily, al lam l :101 .lilntaila builing.
l i the tlty of Mhlissnull , state af Mon
tini(. there \\111 h ll.ea lss i lh l flial htt he
I meeting of the stckhnhlrs of the
.1ttuone & Andersl n dlal(] Milting tan
pl ny, for the llrpll'i of considrih ng
it e Oalh hf the n lt ,le properly oildtings
1f Aild ,olnpany of ivery kind, char
'tai r uald doeiiriptini, being the Ma
{one & Anlersvon ll. t qu ol' de minllig
,labi , the hlllt, ode ,1 ninihg a.lihin, tile
%liellat lode( minlig (li,11111 ind the
rllunlito hi the First Cht incl i m tillig dil
rl.t of (r'atil[e (fIormierly (tear Latige)
'u) nlt,, Htite of M nttanli., tog tlher
,cllih all the tilmpr'ov ients and flxture'
ilpiltaining thi ati' lol ,n al sale to be
,i o. f atlinty ,ondll eratll ; also for
tlh lthpurpose of otring on mid pro.
1 posed aile adl to tulle all legal and
; w.een.l'> Steps to car''y oaill the sense
0 il' such stockhti(Ildes mlnthis with ref
l. renice thereto,
ED\WARlD MACiONI,
1 Prosaent of the MaUglnl & Anderson
d floti] Mining Coipany.
JEINNIIo MAGONT4,
ls Secretary of sald( Company.
DLatedl Minsonin, Monn!tan. ,TiJirtry
1-23 to 2.6 ine; 233 and '.19, "
Old "Simon" Says °
If you are wise you will
buy
SECO SILKS
FOR
25c
YARD
You know what price other
stores ask for them.
GRANDMOIHERS
USED SAGE TEA
To Darken the Hair and Restore
Gray and Faded Hair to Its
Natural Color.
it is easier to prtlerv.e tii., color of
th, hlir than to restore it. althoigh It
SI) possilhh to do both. aior grand
intllit'rs ulnderst1ood the s.icr't. Tllhy
ntad.t' it "ag. fell." and th,.ir dark
glhssy hiiar long aft, r mhhll,, lif', was
di' toi this factl, iur lImothrs hlave
ltra\' halmr before they ar, fifty, uilt
th,\ at,, bh IIIIIginning tl I1ii', iitl the
S:A doII I io o r Lar. lltnlot). ;, ill using
',i.,' tea:" fo'r tln Ir hair .atl are fast
r .ul -;ig suit.
''hI, prni'.Nt gonr l.tion has thI, nld
vni.tag"e of ti, p 'l t In tih t It van g',t
a ridv-to-uae pr.'luritlrtin :called Wy
tlh'i ag.' .ll .nl ull hur Hir I. ntdy.
As ta iu'allp tnic andll corlr r itorr
i '.. i ,ro a tin Id s vaitly itarlior toi
th ,tin:t,." "S gs, t,;L" lhtte by our
IT . I r a i ., a i. hii. lty ,,f tihe hair
'd,', is ,o a.i I h'ilth co'ndition of thl
-r.'l Wy, th's Sa.e and 11 Suil~'lhur HIrll
: .. ' y n i. 'ckly il- 01 i1, dal ndruff
g.lnm io hi,.h rob tih, the hair Iof its
lill.. l"r ,,r and lh tr, , mak. 1 t si alll p ll
c nall mllll 'l iih, sihv, a1t'es4 th * hairl
Ltr ' l .tih, 'color tili i b t)'y, atl Ilimakes'.
It arta.
(t a :3l -c'i't h titllli frotl your dr:llug
gist t daly. it, n ill gF i ', youllr 1money
htik if \tltu are not satistled after a
fiir trial.
pt l, aitl gnt, .1is.,iati lrtig Co.
FOR CHAMP.
nai s l' it, I"'b i. .--''"( i'hamp Clark
for Iprshhlit atni V'itF ry - that Is the
predotintigt iali" ai(d Josepl)h 1.
i'Shinnon, chairman'iiii of the state central
comoniittee,, iias he iFpoirt'id forJipilin
tonight hi coiipany tti Ilt.,nied Elates
Senatrili'i Stone ila tiit el, to attelind
the democrath, stat,.i .,invention which
m.ets T'uesltiayI ti ii Fit .t'ol'gatea to
the national con',i ltion sit Ialtitmnore.
"Wi' are not gioing to filht among
iourselt%'s.," contii'n FI Mr. Shuninoln.
"We'll save our aitiii uitioi for the
enlemy $."
Lumber Department
OF THU
Anaconda Copper Mining
Company
suooessor to
The Big Blackfoot Lumber Company
Manufaotunre of
Western Pine and Larch Lumber
General Sales Office Located at Bonner, Montana
Bonner, Montana.
Mills Located at Hamilton, Montana.
St. Regis, Montana.
Our mills have constantly on hand large and
complete assortments of yard items in Western
Pine and Montana Larch. Our facilities permit
of getting out bill and special items with the least
delay. Shipments made over N. P. and C. M. &
P. S. railways. A large and complete factory in
connection which makes anything needed in
Sash, Doors, Window and Door Frames, Mould
ings and Interior Finish. Large factory for the
manufacture of
Box Shooks, Fruit and Apple Boas,
Phohes...-Bell ; id. 742.
Alias 8ummonk.
In the district court of the Fourth
judicial district of the state of Mon
tIlus, In and for the county of Mis
lisljamniIn F. .lMurray. plaintlff, versus
tMyrtle Mlrr.a, defendant.
'Tilh state of Montanlltn sends greet
tigs to the above namdttlll defendlnt:
You are hereby slunintned to an
swer thle complainilnt In this action
which is fltle in the office of the
clerk of this court. I copIy of which is
hterwith served upon you, and to file
your alnswer and serve ai copy thereof
ullpon the pnllltlff's attorney within 20
lidays after the service of this summons,
excluslve of tile (lay of service; and
it clase olf yollr failture to lalppear or
il\nswer. ItullIgllnt \lll ilhe takefln against
you by default,. for the rellef demand.
edl in the collllllIllat.
Said action Is brought to obtaln a
tIdecree if divorce from defendant tup
on thile grnilllns of aiidulltery cotmmitted
nn M alrch 14, 1911, w ith one ...................
t tiown of Dunkiriklk, in couinty of
Ttown, state of Montana; lil of which
doI , fully ailmilr Ire reference to the
Icomiplaint of tihe plailntlff herein filed.
No hlilllltrn ilborn f their Illnrringe.
sa id c ii.urt t 11h lrt il| y of h' lirull ry,
A. Do. 1911.
TlloR. 1'. I(IIIN IN,
(Seal) ('lick.
H. 1'. Npton and 6 Vlling Napton,
Attorneys fi. Plaintiff.
2-,.1-2-19-.6
Chas. H. Marsh
Embalmer and Funeral
Director
CHAPEL FOR SERVICES
124 W. Main St.
Ind. Phone 423. Bell 521
Residence 259 llgr'
Competent Lady Assistant.
DR. BISBEE
t'IreI tilhe Worst ('cIses of
I. C. S. ITCH
SUBWAY B. & A. BUILDING.
Ind. Phone, 519. Bell. 529 Black
MIllOULA - MONT.
_.._... ,.,o. .. . r.,
Automs
Boost 1issoUlt and Weste MesnaI
OIq RA'IS ARE AS 01 OLW it
ONE PARTY SINES~ '
ARTY WIDEN.
ORCHARD HO s p r: .,
UseOur Toll LIns to All Points In Ita.~te
MONTANA INDEPENDET TELIEP O .' :
IN THE HOUSEHOLD
Electricity
Can serve you better than a servant, and just as
you would like to have it done.
Work is reduced to a minimum as well as made
interesting.
Electricity can be applied in almost every opera
tion, for cooking, for cleaning, for ironing, for
washing, for heating, for lighting, for what not.
Can any household afford to be without it?
ELECTRICITY
For
Spring
Planting
Order nursery stock now and be
ready for the opening of the season.
Our stock is complete. Orchard
trees, shade trees, ornamental
shrubs, berries, perennials, annuals.
Everything for orchard, lawn and
garden.
Home grown, free from infection.
perfectly acclimated.
Send for o,"r 1912 catalog.
Missoula Nursery Co.
Greenhouses, Orohard Homes, Tel
46. City Store, Montana slook,
Tel. 192, Belli 626, Ind.
Butcher That Knows His Busintss
Never takes advantage of the In
experience of new housekeepers by
giving them poor cuts or light
weight. We treat all our patrons
honorably and in the same courte
ous manner, and cut them the best
of the kind that they ask for
and when we do that, you couldn't
find better for love or money.
UNION MARKET
Bell 117 Ind. 481
MILL-ENDS
STOVE WOOD
READY TO BURN
AND QUICK DELIVERY
$3.75 Per Load
CALL
POLLEYS LUMBER CO.
City Sawmill'
Bell 414 -Phones- Ind. 424
olyt-sincilson P ano Co.
ºlprt u nt Bal, 1 + labe 8tV
iap~ei~ 3x
` \ Are You
Planning
How you can make
your mone Iii
farthbst in the pur
chase of desirable
meats?
Don't waste any
more time over the
matter. Just come
here and you will
attain the desired
result. Our prices
preclude profits of
the usual size, but
your good will
more than makes
up the difference.
The Central
MeatMarket
115 W. Main St.
Bell 115 Ind. 471
TICKETS
K. of P.
Ball -I Banquet
To Be Held Monday
February 19
Can be had from $iembers, also
. following business houses: Mis
soula Mercantile Co., Mapes
& Mapes, Piquett & Carter,
Knlsley's Pool Room, Flaherty's
Jewelry Store, Nornparell Con
fectionery store, Kohn Jewelry
Company, Kelly's Cigar Store, IL
H. Ba'eman Company, Helm
bach's Cigar Store, Grand Paolf
Ic Hotel, Elks' Club, Gleason's
Cigar Store, J. M. Lucy & Sona,
Coffee's Drug Store, Florence
Hotel Barber Shop.
Ori.n Brothn
as HIlGIN1 AV NUE
State Ase"t
Steinway & S.ew
Chleks & Srg A
Vose & Sons, Kimball
and eru.ral otter
hlgh.grad plan i
' im la Iron o Weetln.r-,wllui,
isusm to s brdllo gsenw enoba
avimeau nsa BItt. URoot ti~OL'.

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