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FOLL.OWIN THE SIAs)N. .
Some grie for a joy that is lost,
We'd trade as each season disclosese.
In summer we'.re sighing for post, e
And in winter we hanker for roses.
Find4 a kicker. Answej to yesterday's pussle. Upside down, under chin.
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Classified Advertising
Bates
Per wrd,' each tUm .......... cent
Per Elie per montlh. .._. cents
All ads must be ordered or a
stated leonth of time.
Orders for ads to be taken out
must be In the office before I
p. m.
Minimum Chare, 16 Cents.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
COMPETENT GIRL WANTED--Ap.
ply mornings, 701 Beckwlth ave.
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN POR OhN
enCl housework. Cal 818 West
Cedar.
HELP WANTED.
WOMAN DISHWASHER, $30; WAIT
rees for lunch counter, $25, room In
cluded; man and wife to take charge
of restaurant: womant 9Uatry cook,
$86. 0. P. Employment Co., 827 HIg
gins avenue.
3.0# RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS
wanted; $90.00 month: Missoula ex
aminations, May 4: common educa
tion sufficlent; "pull" unnecessary;
write for sample questions. Frank
lin Institute, Dept. 210 M, Rochester,
N.Y.
MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN
barber trade In elght weeks; s:ecial
Inducements now; percentage paid
While learning; tools free; secured
over 1@,000 posltions 1911; graduates
earn $15 to $25 weekly: catalogue
ree, Moler System of Colleges, 226
Yain 'avenue Slokane Wash.
TR.S'TWORTHY MEN OR WOMIEN
wanted as local representatives of
responsible manufacturer: high-class
snerchandlse and clean selling meth
ods; 412 per week guaranteed on
easy conditlons, eWdth posshbility of
$80 and advance; experience not
necessary. Manufacturer, box 278,
Phleadelphia.
ONE PASTRY COOK. $il: lNI:
pastry cook. $86: man and wife cook,
$86; girl In hotel at Hot Springs. $30:
handy man on ranch, $40; second
cook hotel, $75; girl In hotel, $30:
waitress, $45: housekepover, $26;
housekeeper on ranch, $25: woman
hotel cook, $60; two Japaneoe gar
deners, Western Employment Agency
WANTED-lALESMEN.
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR A LIVE
man selllnl our guaranteed Yakima
Valley grown nursery stock; ex
elUsive territory: outfit free: cash
weekly; "hustle," not experience, re
quired. Toppenish Nursery com
pany, Toppenish. Wash.
'AGENTS. WANTED
XIGHER CLASS OR BETTER PAY
Ing employment than that of repre
senting a leading ,pursery, company
Is not to be had. If you are am
bitious to better your condition, the
opportunity lies before you in en
tering our employ. Salem Nursery
Qo4npany, Salem, Oregon.
SITUATIONS WANTED,
ODD JOBS ON AFTERNOONS AND
Saturdays for University students
at Ilo Dor hour. Tel. to University.
NURSERY STOCK.
ABOUT THE FIRST OF APRIL I
will have a car of nursery stock In
Stlesoula for sale and distribution
from the c ' ael Je Geneva nur
sery, I l nd Lambert
cherries b d ltoi aples. Thos.
P. Street, s 4e,agent.
STORAGE
iDNNRAL 'STORAGE. HOUSEHOLD
go.4 , merchandase, fruit and veae
tables; everythiig dn earth. J. W.
ReeIev. '14 West Cedar
ROOM AND BOARD
TABLE BOARD. +18 S. THIRD ST.
Next to Penwall block.
OAI AND TRA.NSFER
PHONES 750. KING A CO.
"POR kh'--MIJIG LLANEOUs.
ROOMS, $20. 10
¶ nFet et, vsere Allen's' store
• . ~*t~7am. m W. s,.,, .vvn,
SITUATION WANTED-MALE.
ODD JOBS BY THE DAY. BELL
1086.
ROUSE CLEANING AND OFFICE
work by day. Phone 1086.
BY YOUNG MAN, WORK O0' ANY
kind; clerk preferred; Al references
covering 10 years' work. H. A., MIs
soullan.
YOUNG MAN OF 20 WANTS A
position as stenographer and asslat
ant bookkeeper in bank If possible;
some experience. Address Box 606,
Hillsboro, N. D.
BY A CHICAGO YOUNG MAN OF
good moral character: willing to
work; former bank clerk; light out
door work preferred; best of ref
erences. E. C.: W., Missoullan.
POSITION WANTED BY YOUNG
man, experienced in steam engineer
Ing;: also good technical training in
electrical engineering. References
on request. Address F. E., Mlssou
lian.
POSITION WANTED BY AN EX
perlenced bartender; married;.
strictly temperate honest and Indus
trious; experienced In wholesale
business also: no objections to leav
Ing city. Address L. 0., Missoullan.
TO TRADE.
EIGHT-ROOM MODERN HOUSE,
south side, for Orchard Homes tract.
X. C.. Missoullan.
WANTED--TO TRADE SIX-ROOM
modern house for smaller one. Ad
dress T. Missoullan,
WANTED - TO EXCHANGE 80
acres .of Wisconsin land for Mis
soula cottage. *Address G. G. Kirch,
I.lo, Mont.
TO EXCHANGE-ANY PTANDARD
splayer roll in good condition ex
changed at a small cost of 10 per
cent at Orvis' Music House.
FIRST-CLABS IMPROVED OR
chard Home tract; will take good
siead. house on south side in ex
change. Address R. R., Missou
lien.
POULTRY AND EGOS.
14 IAititEiD ROCK PUTLLETS. AP
ply at 1116 South Sixth st., west.
BARREL) R(OCK COCKERELS, PARK
strain: none better, $1 to $3. Call
701 South First.
•A FEW CHOICE ROSE COMIB
Rhode Island Red cockerels for sale.
Dr. S. H. McCall, 221 East Cedar.
KELLERSTRA.P CRYSTAL WHITE
Orpingtons-Baby chicks and eggs
for hatching. Harnols, 509 8. Third.
FOR SAlE-THREE THOROUGH
bred Buff Orpington cockerels. Phone
784 red or call at corner Cooley and
Dickens.
FOR SAIlE-SINGLJE COMB WHITE
and Brown Leghorn cockerels; good
stock; also eggs for hatching. 710
South Fifth west.
EGGS FOR HATCHING FROM MY
prie winning Single Comb Black
Minoras, $8.50 per setting, from
best pen. Mrs. C. E. Barber, Bell
phone 863.
CQpIKERELS, BEAUTIFUL ONES.
from Dr. Wiliiard's Bitter Root
Barred Rock flock. Call 806 8. Blxth
east or Address Cecil Thurston, box
813, Missoula.
BABY CHICKS AND EGa. FOR
hatchine - Nortbn - Willard stock;
pure-bred Plymouth Rocks. S1 per
setting of 18. 809 5. Third. Phone
276 black.
EGGS FOR HATCHIN--TRIPP'S
Blue Jacket strain Barred Plymouth
Rocks-Pen No. 1--Coekerel mating,
let prise at Butte and Missoula. $8
setting,. Pen No, 3--Pullet mating,
1st prize at Butte, $8 setting. Pen
.No. 3--Pullet mating, headed by
year-old, cook. This bird headed
slet pen last year: $8 setting. Pen
No. 4--Pullet mating, $1.,0 setting.
$8 per 100., Breeding stock for sale
at all times. Henry Trlpp, 1010
South Sixth st., west. Phone 175 bllk,
COAL AND QD.
FOR COAL AND, "WOD, TRY
Craney Bros., & Macabe office.
Pries Bros. alsar store, 104 West
Spruce; Bell phone $4_ sed; Ibde*
nendent 67S.
TlRAINL., NU4S19.
EXPIWRIENCE0D NURll; DO NOT
object to doing somh housework,
Phone 160 purple.
petofice $ 641.
PIN, NEW, iODERN aioHT-ROOM
boubs, nloely located ont south eide,
at a. bargain. C. ., Missoulln.,
IXR-ROOM MODERN COITTA I
lose In, Hammond addaI.:
isn new home. Phone 53 9Bell.
NEAR LOWELL SCHOOL; NICE 4
room house. I pOt; well Improved;
fthlt and shade trees. Terms eaey.
Owher, 1801 Howell.
FOR SALt-TWO LOTS )01tO0;
feaed; some fruit tremsi two-room
plastered .house, furnlshe l good
csltar. A snap at $800 if taken at
once. Terms. 1606 South Fourth
etheat west.
FOR SALE-RIAL ESTATE.
PQRBALý-mINDIAN LANDS, i,
SIngnlshment sand town property on
the Flathead Indian reservatl0n,
.rltepsl Address "The Flathead
Fbmpga7 +morns4. b ontsea,
box 'I1.
FOR SALE--ANCHES.
FOR BALE C.HEAP-MY FJIVE-ACRE
o hbard; close to car line and Mis.
oiulal new house, barn, chicken
house and about 500 fruit trees.
Phone 8821 red, or write J. J. Plc
Carthy, Dickinson, N. D.
POR RENT-RANCHES.
FOR RENT-160-ACRE RANCH,
Bitter Root valler: Innuiro 814 Mad
ison at, phone 1077.
ONE OF THE BEST IRRIGATED
ranches in Bitter Root valley. Ap
ply Hughes & Ferguson.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.
MODERN ROOMS. 411 ALDER.
MODERN FRONT ROOM. 520 EAST
Pront.
LARGE ROOM, FIFRPT FLOOR: FI1R
nace: bath. 382 East Front st.
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM--GEN
tieman preferred. 828 E. Spruce st.
NI CE LY FURNISHIDD FRONT
room, with use of gas plate. 528
East Front.
LARGE COMFORTABLE FRONT
room: good boarding house next
door. Reasonable terms. Call morn
Ings or after 4 p. m. 219 S. Second
street.
WANTED-BOARD AND ROOM.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, ALSO
board, $30 per month. K., care Mis
soullan.
IN PRIVATE FAMILY. BY YOUNG
lady: must be within walking dis
tance and on south side. F., care
dMlMtoullan.
WOOD SAWING
WOOD SAWING. CALL REILLTS
grocery.
FOR S TRATTO N'S WOODSAW
leave orders at Bonner's grocery,
Pell 114.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
WESTERN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
., P. EMP. AGENCY, 327 IHGGINS
avenue.
CSANDINAVIAN-AMIERICAN LABOR
Agency, 120 West Front street; Bell
phone 614. Open day and night.
WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTID--15 OIl 20 GOOD MILCH
cows. Address P. K. Marsh, Camas,
Mont.
W1ANTED-TO STORE A PIANO
with .responsible people. Address
box 605.
WANTED--TO RENT A PIANO TO
responsible party: small monthly or
quarterly rental requiredl. Address
P. O. 598.
WANTED TO BUY lINS; fPILITY
fowls; White Leghorns Plymouth
Rocks or any good stafdard breed.
Address S. I0. X.. care Missoullan.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
FOR SALE OR RENT-- IRS1'-CLASS
barber shop; good locptlon. Ad
dress box 33, Hamilton, MOnt,
FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS
TWO LARGE ROOMS, WITH
range. 408 N. Second street.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST--LADY'SI GOI.D RING WITH
moss agate set. Finder return to
Mlssoullan office for reward.
LOST - CLERtGYMAN'S RAILROAD
permit, Finder please return to Rev.
Robert Lee Lewis, care Missoulan,
Missoula, Mont.
FOUND-HAND BATCHL' " CON
tqi~inlng beveral small articles. Owner
may have same by proving property
and paying for this notice.
LOST-LARGE BLACK MUFPPF, B
tween Higglns avenue bridge and St.
Patrick's hoopltalb Tuesday, PPbruary
18. Return to Missoullan office for
reward.
HIDIS AND JUNK
HIGIHEUT PRICES PAID FOR
hides and junk by the Western
Hide & Junk Co.. 621 West Cedar
street. Bell 1068 red.
MONTANA JUNK CO., SOIHATS
Reiner, Proprietors. Highest prloes
paid for all kinds of scrap iron,
rubber, metals, dross and hides. 316
S. Arisona street. Butt. Mont.;
phone In4. 1i61.
CARPET WEAVING.
OA.IPWT WUAVINO: AL.O INGRAIN
tugs. Masts. 1018 Cooper street;
PIlon. .ell .41 red
MWlt, ,t1~erilO111 .
Withbat Money Down
&. ORR -
MOUslnSEKPINt ROOMS FOn fRENT
40$ WlEST 13Z?8 I
li -WUeST' sPhtWe
I53 WaNT. SPRUCE.
819 B. FOURTR WESIT.
St8 SOUTt lOUlRTH.
27 s. FIIFT4 IST.. WEST.
TWO ROOMS. 38ll4 EAST CEDAR.
.- I'
TWO, THREE, FPOUR, MODERN. 384
East Cedar.
'irWO ROOMS, MODERN, WITH OAS.
Phdne 410 black.
TWO MODIDtN ROOMS; PANTRY
and lsa. 411 Alder.
7URNI lMD H1OUSEKEE PING
rooms, M1. $81 South Fifth west.
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
for light" housekeeping. 411 moth
Third.
SUITE OF THREE, FOIUR OR FIVE
moderp, cloe In; south Missoula.
Inquire 101 Chestnut street; phone
163 black.
FOR RENT-HOUSESL
MODERN FLAT, 432 W. SPRUCE.
MODERN SEVEN-ItOOM COTTAGE.
814 South Fourth wert.
FOR RENT-ONE APARTMENT,
Curran flats. Phone 12i black.
3-R OM HOUSE, C1IMENT CCIA.AR:
fine garden: low rent. 929 Defoe.
FOUR-ROOM MODERN HOUSE.
Bell 243. Call 807 West Spruce.
3-ROOM APARTMENT, ROZALE
apartments. Inquire 718 black. Bell
phone.
ON~I THREE AND ONE PFOUR
room modern flat with range. In
quire 502 East Front.
BOWLAND APARTMENTS-FOR
special rates to permanent tenants.
See Wheeldon, Ind. 432: Bell 99.
SIX-ROOM FLAT. CnRNER CEDAR
and Washington. Inquire George F.
Brooks, First National Bank bldg.
NICE COT.TAO+' WITH THREE
large rooms: onod cellar. large yard,.
with lots of fruit. corner Rivet' and
Orange. $15.00. hone 291 purple.
FOR RENT-S -ROOM BITNGAA
low, 909 South t.atreet; striotly
modern; range and" linoleum; will
make good terms to yearly tenant.
Phone 291 purple.
SIX-ROOM MO)DEI.N HOi'SlE, NIW:;
on car line South 'lfth street west.
$20; four-rmtln brick, Nn. 713 West
Pine street. $16: rive-rooml house and
barn, 624 East ('edar str'eet. t12:
three-room housl,. No. 11'4 Philllls
street, on car line, $8. Whellcdon; I
both phones.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSES.
FOUR-ROOM FUtRNIBSEi) HOUSE.
227 East Front.
FOUR ROOMS. YARD: It~RASON
able if taken at nIce. 517 Tooll, ave.
8-ROOM COTTAGE, NICELY FUR
nished; south side. Ind. phone 2388.
FURNISHED FIVE-ROOM COTTAtlE.
Phone 440 black. 615 South Fifth
west.
NICELY IF'RNf4llE.D 1,1VI'.I-ROOM"
modern fhit. Call 312 S. Sixth street
east.
FOR RENT-HOUISE, AT 521 EAST
Main street: five rooms, furnished.
$27 per month. William Dyson, 317
Higgins avenuo.
MONEY TO LOAN
EIGHT PER CENT MONEY ON CITY
and ranch property. W. R. Von
Valen.
MONEY To I.OAN ON REAL E
tate. Taylor & Pearson, B. & A.
building.
'Notice For Publsication,
Department of the Interior. U. S. land
Office at Missoula, Montana, Dec.
11, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that George
W. Jamleaon, whlse poltofflice address
is Superior, Montana, did, on the 27th
day of September, 1910, file In this
office Sworn Statement and Applica
tion, No. 02577, to plprchase the north
half northwest quarter section 88, town.
ship 16 ndrth, ranlge 5 west Montana
Meridian and the timber thereon, under
the provisions of the act of June 8,1878.,
and acts amendatorly, known as the
"Timber and Stone Law" at such
value as might be ffxed by appralse
ment, and that, purstant to euoh ap
plication, the land and timber thereon
have been appraised, the timber estl
mate 70% M board feet at $3.50 per
M, and the land $S; that said ap
plicant will offer fInal proof in sup
port of his applloSttlon and sworn
statement on the aOt* hay of Febru
ary, 1912, before R.elteu' and Re
ceiver at Missoula, Montana.
Any person is at erty to protect
this purchase before ntry, or Initiate
a contest at any tlie before patent
issues, by filing a trobrated affli
davit In this offle alleging facts
which would defeat t entry.
JOSIAH I J LS , Reegistr,
-11-4 to 2-33-1913.
Foley Itldnley Plll will oure any
casea of kidney or bi der trouble not
beyond the reach t msdiofne. No
medicls ca o do mta. Smith Drug
Stor..
Slx-room hose; 54oot lot; large
barn; near lt oi .Euth side, A
,OR SAL O I-MtiSQSLANWOUS.
HORSES FOR BALE. 121 W. 1lne.
Dt COTTOONWOOD, CrEAP.
Phon 485 red.
SBtOTC11 (1cOl.lEY PUPS. MEYBR a
Albers, Grass Valley.
.IrOND-HAND CAMERA CHEAP.
420 South Fourth st.
HDATING O BTOVV B AT COST. Mo.e
Ouuffe Hardware Co.
DRY BSLABS, $2.10 PER LOAD.
.Mssoula Wood yard.
GRAND PIANO, ONLY $76. CALL
at 1108 Vine street.
AtLl, KINDS OF OGOLD F1811 AT
Ouiden's, 1886 East Main.
OLD PAPERS FOR SALE AT MIS
eullan offloo; o00 a hundred.
TEAM, HARNESS AD WAGON.
1412 H. Iounrth street west.
FOR SALE-WORK HORSES. IN
Quire Baird & Harper, R. .P. D. No. 1.
ONCE BIDEBOARD ALMOPT NEW.
Apply to 817 South Fifth street, west.
EARLY SIX *E1EKS' POTATOES,
the earliest variety. George Brigg'
ranch.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITIWR. 1001)
condition, $25. Address box 1.6,
Clinton, Montana.
PFOR SAE--ONE HEAVY. YOUN(G
team, weight, 2,800 pounds. L. D.
B., care Mlssoulian.
MEXICAN DOUBLE YELL.OW
Heads and Carthagenian parrots at
Gulden's, 185 East Main.
HARTZ MOUNTAIN, GERMAN ROL
lers and Ft. Andrewsburg canaries
at Oulden's. 185 East Main.
ONE 40 H, P. 4-CYLINDER CONTI
nental motor, used only 20 days; call
be used for Irrigating or traction;
cost $425; lrlce, 1200. 737 E. Front.
TURNITURMI. NEW AND SECrOND
hand; I pay highest price for sec
ond-hand household goods:. Hans
Jensen. 121 W. Main.: 81 black; Ind.
1764.
FOR SALE-DRAPT HORSEiR: FIVE
span four-year-olds; one span brood
mares; all broke and sound. Write
or phone S. D. ('owell, Stevensvllle.
rural phone.
J. DONEY, DIAI.ER IN IIAY. (TRAIN
and wood. Office 128 West ('edar.
Phones. Hell 584. Ind. 532. Ware
house 1031 Rloulth First street west.
Phonl's. Nell 948 bIlalck, Iald. 1247.
tiny. 813 per Inn; ntis $1.30 Ier
hundred: whceat. $1.3f5 per -wit.:
wood. $5 conrd. Woodc in car lots.
Bankrupt.
In tlice )listrict 'ocurt hof the Unitled
SltatIs. District of Montianac.
in the Ilititer of M. It. HIarden
burgh. lcankrpcllt.
Nolltcc is hIericy givcn thalt ion the
12th day of February, A. ID. 1912. In
the above entitled court. ,i. It. ilirdlcn
Iburfgh, lbnkrupt. fllied his pictition for
finail dlisc.hargcc, and thalt tihe saild Icllrt
fixed thc 2f5tlh day of Marcch. A. II.
1912, at 10 ci. m., uat Htqlenn, Monit. tl
the .lcurtrclocllc of ucid coccrt. asc 1Ithe
tllecI and place for hIearing cwihl petit-i.
ilt which tini anlid plcec all credit.c rc
lccand other persons Intercested ncny cip
pc(ar ailtc offer oijeccticcns if any thniy
have, why sicd lpetition should notl hie.
granted and said pcctitioner disccharged.
Witness the Hl-ionrcblel ('. Ii. Ihall
foircd, presidllng judge, and tlhe enill Iof
said court fflixed. at cithlenl. Molnt.,
thi 19th clday of I..bruary, A. II. 1912.
(SEiAL) Attest.
(;N(). WV, lPRlI.101it.
( lcrk.
Notice for Publication.
Department of thc ' Interiolr United
States I.alnd (ffhie. ati Missotula,
Mont.. I'Fleruary 12. 1912.
Notlce in hc rleby given thatlc Iil icaIhelth
Rucckho'uer, of MIIlll Mis n l.. nwho, o)cn
April 14. 1910, ccnclc lccconccilecld entry
No. 01940, for %%',i HI:. NI: Kil. R11'
NE, scitilon Is, tcwnlldhip 12 northl
range 19 West. Montllna. crliinii, hasc
fledl notlice of intentllion to nllcko fincci
onl inutaltion iproof,. to eccitahilsh clnlai
to the land lihove described, befocre tllhe
register lcandl rccclivecr aIt Ml issn ictll
Mont.. Ilni thc 2lth day ofcc March, 1912.
('lailccact Inlltlcnl lls I witllctesc.N :
I'ulhert Ic. ''rcnkliln, JoIlc 14. (')wnln,
aml.lllucel (recsy. Ilenlry Iluekholuse, all
of Mlssoula. Monlt.
JORIIAII HULfL, Register.
2-14 to 8-16.
CHANGING THE FLAG.
'Wa"shlingcton, lcb. 20.--An ofl'iclal
iorder for chlanging the stars of the
national lensln ctnd the union Jack in
use by the navy to shiow the additlocl
o'f two iew statcs to tile Union, hius
teern issued by thce ncvyu deliccrtmcrnt.
The change, ciffectlve Jcly 4, lcrovlcls
for 4I stars, to be arranlged Icn six rowc
c? Peliht stars each, with the cor
respowndIng stars of ecclli row In a
vcrtleccl Ilic. This arrangcmlnlcnt is tie
one recomnended bI)y 'the joint 'I)orcl
of the army and tile navy acld ap
piroved by President Taft.
The Sound Sleep of Good Health.
Is not for those suffering from kidney
ailments and Irregularities. Tihe
prompt use of F'oley Kidney Pills will
dispel backache and rheumatism, heal
and strengthen sore, weak and alling
kidneys, restore normal aLctlon, and
with it health and strength, Mrs. M.
F. Spalsbury, Sterlng, Ill., says: "I
suffered great pain In my back and
kidneys, could not sleep at night, and
could not raise my hands over my
head. PTut two bottles of Foley Kid
ney pills cl:red me." Smith Drug
WOODEN WARIISHP 80LD.
Washington, klb. 20.-Anothier of
the wooden vessels vhlch comnosed
the old navy has beert sold and her
name. has lben stricken from the navy
list. The ~Pensacola, bulkt In 183,
whlch has been doing duty as the rse
celvling ship at the San FPanciacn navy
trainlng atation, was sold today for
812,025 to Henry J. Rogers of San
P)Fslncisco.
Piles Oued in l'i 14 Dtiys,
, Your druggllt *ill. rfund money if
Paso Ointment falls to our sany ease
of Itchlnl, blind, hleeding or prolrucd
log pIlels la to 34 days. lOc.
L. C. SOLTON
Atterteytat*Lgw
i. & A. Building.
MISS MAUD OINORAS
Manicuring. Bhamnpoolng, Hairdreising
Marcel Waving and Hair Weaving
Room 15, Hammond Sloek. Phone 10E
PUSLIC ACCOUNTANT.
Audits and examinations. Accounta
Adjusted and written up monthly.
ees reasonable.
E. WIOKSITEAD
631 Edith Street
OCOIETY DIRECTORY.
! WOODMEiN OF THE WORLD.
CAMP NO. 731Meets the second and
fourth Friday nights of eavh month,
Odd Fellows hall annex.
JOHN DOLL, C. C.
J. K. ABBEIY, Clerk.
521 Harris street.
R. P. O0. E.. HELL GATE LOD4(2
NO. 388-Meets In the Elks' Home
every Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
JAB. M. RHOADE.R, Exalted Ruler,
DAN. J. HICY'RON, Secretary.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS. MSB
SOULA COUNCIL. NO. 1021-Meets In
Odd Pellows' hall first and third
Thursday evenings of each month.
A. P. QUINN. Grand Knight.
D. W. I'iTZIPATitcK. Fin. See.
SMiSO)UI.A l.ODI)E NO.
13, A. F. & A. M.---Regular
meetings first and third
Tuesdays in Mnaonic temple.
OSI'AR BOOS, W. M.
H. L. RADLER, Seerotary.
WESTERN RUN ('HAPTFR. NO. ,t.
R. A. M.-Meets first and third Frl
days of each month in Masonhic temple.
J. w. .liS'TER, H. P.
S. II. M'('ALI, Secretary.
HARMONY LOI)ltC NO.
83, A. IF. & A. M.--Meets in
K. of P. Hall, E. Front street.
Regular comnmunclations, Iat
and 3d Mondays. Special
communlcations, l 2d andi 41th
Mondays. Visiting inmembers are citpe
caily invited.
I'. II. KNI.I.EY, W. W .
('. R. AVERY, Secretary.
MI,4OtIti,A AIRIIC NO. 32, F. O. IC.
-Meets first antd third Tuesdayos oif
eath mmit1,th tat 8:00 p. tn., at Eaglies'
hail, w'est Main.
W. A.. lOIA N, President.
JAMiSH A. ItAKIR,. Secretary.
1nt'Hll,l.:llt 1., llJR NO,. 4, SONS
OF.' IIE1RMANN - Mhlts IInFnaglen' hall
first ani third HndayIiiys of eatch month
at 8 o'tclock p. tI.
II. i'. lHt)NNTA(r I'resdllnt.
I'. VW. KUTiflAi., HSte'rlary,
MUIlSOt¶LA ('AMP, NO. 5829. M. W.
A.-Regular meetings first and third
Mondays at 8 p m.: foresters' drill
seeon dand fourth Thursdays, 8 p m.,
1. O. O. F. Hall.
A. RICRANCON, Consul.
HENRY BLAKIOI,Y. Clerk.
127 Higgins Ave.
M lill I It N itltOTlIHltiliftol) OP
A M iC I '.A. I'NIVI:RNIT'IY c'ITY
Ilav itt NI , .13!1- M ets in In ( Vth Itl,
Inwn' Iall, I.na'nl lrid fourth 'u llr day
nightsll i It1nh mointhI at x ,'ltkiik.
.Ti J iN N i'liti .M$, I're.idlentl
JA,.tl,: I,. WLi.IC, Hrrtary.
itonna 11I-1i13 M1ontnaitn imiInugh .
MiSSOITULA NEST NO. 1104, ORDER
OP OWLS-Meets every second and
fourth Monday of each month at Odd
Fellown' annex. C p. m.
P. M. IIliltlY. Pres.
A. K. ANDIEItSEN, Re. Secr.
LOTY A L,
O R D EI R
ORD1ER
OF MOOE8
-Meets ev
ery second
anld foulrth
Tih I r s lay
evening of
at I(K. of P.
hall.
J. P. NETTLESI Dictator.
WM. E. KRANICH. Secretary.
TiHE ('II14, t { O Ipi, N()It -..Mrts
first and third i riday itt I. I . I,. I'.
iII'cx. P1'} d'aith, slek Imil ac'chllent
hita.nfit. Yol( do Inot he o to dih to
will. Pihont Init. 1337.
A. II. KI'NNI'ItY. ltrtcorder.
I). W. I'IPNNY, tiate Manager,
MIMHiU,!iA MANNEFR'llCOR RINO
ING SO)CIETY-Meeuts tvery i'rilday at
8 I, In. at 100 E1. F'ront H t., at Wil.
Werner's.
II. (MiNN'IAt(I, President.
WM. WI\ItNFR, fSecretary.
UNITE!D ARTISANS-Meets every
first and third Tuesdays at Odd Pel.
lows' hall annex, at 8 p. rn.
HI. J. IVIGITMAN, M. A.
8. L. DUNHAM, Secretary.
Notice for Pubhlioatin.
Departmulnt of the Interior, United
Stites Land Office at Minsoula,
Mont., IFebruary 12. 1912.
Notice Is ilereby given that Marion
Muisontheimar, oif Iron Mountain, Mont.,
who, on July 12, 1910, made Ihomnestead
entry No. 02471, for lot 2, (list 1-285) of
section 18, township 17 north, range 26
west, Montana meridian, has filed
Srutlice of InteoILtion to make final five
year proof, to establish claim to the
land above descrlbed, before the regis.
ty: and.receiver at Missoula, Mont., on
the 35th day of March, 1913.
C:liimant nanes as witnesses:
Georlge Roland, of Iron Mounttain,
IMont.; Charles Corn of Superior,
Mont.; William J. .chnelder of Su
perlor, Mont., anrid $tanislaua Douchard
of Suporlor Mont.
JO2-14 oIAH SIIULL, Register.
2--1 to 3-16.
Netiee of .iolsing of Registration.
Notice Is hereby given that the reg
Isetration books for the registration of
qualified electors residlng within the
Ilimits of the city of Mlssoula, Mon.
tana, for the primary election to be
pheld In the several precincts in said
city on Monday, March 18, 1913, will
be oloseld Thursday, March 7, 1918, at
5 o'olock p, m, Electors for such else.
tion may reglister by appearlng before
the pounty clerk at his office In the
Scourthouse In the city and county of
Miasoltila, in the manner provided by
CQuaty Clerk tin fI or Islepi
I onsty, staLe tof t.naL.
tted at MlMoiul.. MontanL, this
Ith day of eobtlary, A. D. 1912,
5-0 P t8-7
Stock Ro
Steek and I4?hSaoi, $'1*°
u .. r.' r ;: ;
water t
acres tillable lah, but Mi3
complete-outtit of machinery; ood
fences; 10 horei, two staiidait
bred stalllons, chickens, etc. A
bona fide proposition; a inSap
ask about It.
Hoverson & Stephens
104 Main Street, East
Bell Phone 203 Ind Phone 2314
W.R.Van Valen
Real Estate, Fire Insurance
Sulte UI Higgins Sleek. Mlsseula Meat
PHONE 6e3
$200 Down
AND $20.00 MONTHLY
Will buy new, modern four-room
house on large corner lot in good
location. Will take lots as part
payment.
TAYLOR & PEARSON
B. & A. Building.
Phonesa Bell 9201 Ind, 174.l
I-- -- -·- -- .....
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
OF MISSOULA
Capital and surplus........9400,000
Excellent facilities for handling
your business.
P. 8. Lusk . . President
P. H. Elmore . Vice President
E. A. Newlon . . . Cashier
H. S. Holt . . Assistant Cashler
MISSOULA TRUST AND
SAVINGS BANK
Missoule, Montana.
Capital ............................. $200,000
Surplus and Profits ..........950,000
Officers
J. M. KFITII .......................President
. J COPPIE............ Vice President
A. R. JACORS ..........................Cashier
R. C. OIDDINOS........Asst. Cashier
Directors
J. M. Keith, . J. Coffee. J. R.
Dally, 0. T. McCullough. P. J.
Kline, A. R. Jacobs, Kenneth Ross.
We pay 3 per cent per annum on
Savings Depolits.
WESTERN MONTANA
NATIONAL BANK
Missoula, Montana.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY.
CAPITAL ........... 00,000
SURPLUS PUND............. 0,000
tG. A. WOl, .................. President
JOHN C. LEFOU..Vlce President
J. H. T. RYMAN ................Casbler
Direotors.
John 0. Morony, M. A. Fisk, G.
A. Wolf, John O. Lehsou, F, 8.
Woody, J. IH. T. Ryman.
A GENERAL BANKINd BUSI
NESS TRANSACTED.
SCANDINAVIAN
AMERICAN
State Bank of Missoula
A General Banklnlg Business Trans
Sacted.
Missoula.Made Eggs
BISBEE BROS.
Box 1056. Sell Phone 8421 Bloack.
WANTED--Bargains in real estate of
any kind. City property, Orchard
Homes, ranohes. We have customers.
W. H. Smead Company
Phone 212 Red.
Higgine Block Missoule, Mont,
COKE
OUr Igenulne Gas Coke at 3l.50 a tea
will go further and last longer itha
- any ton of ooal.
e Try a ton and be convlnced
Ml Misoula Gas Co.
Bell Phone 636.,
;.McINTOSH * FISHER
SWe bli. & sPlendid 830-acre rabh for
rMat. 1 ." fmilelr fro M. ,
9'ltepi i deg orchard Homet
) vent,.
SM'INtsN~OSIH 4 PlR
. 116 HIlggln Avenue. . ,,,

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