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O1! who woul, SO a cnmdidate, 3v/rt time he iwrite a line
The publi mind to `thrill? He shudders with dismajy.
Zvory time he must orate Beoause hll critics will define
He bas a nervous chill. His words a different way.
Find a critic. Answer to yesterdayu'. pumsle: Lett side down, between
two.
Pe od, each time.............. nt
Pr Ilse, per month .......ii cents
SAlls must be ordered or a
ll of time.
o ads to be taken out
mut be n the office before p. inm.
Miilmum OCharg 1l Oents.
HELP WANTED-MALE,
WANTED - EFIRIENCED CITY
salesman young man preferred;
glve references; alary expected.
Addresm X. Y. . Missoutllan.
WANTD--GOOD SOLt.ITOR FOR
eneral tore; must be sober and re
lable and have experience; give ret.
erencw and name of last employer;
good wages to right party. Address
Box . St. Regis, Montana.
WANTED-FOR U. I. ARMY, able
bodied, unmarried men, between ages
of 13 end it. cltlsenm of United States,
of od charseter and temperate habits,
Who dm spek, read and write the lang
Wih lanarge. For further lnforms.
tion. appl to recruiting officer, 3d floor
Allen bloqk 380 Higgtln Ave, Missoula.
4-1*--80- " 3.
IELP WANTED-PIMALL.
WANTED-NURSE GIRL FOR YEARI
old baby. Bell phone 1015.
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply $18 West Cedar.
WANTED-YOUI.N LADY OR WOM
an solicitor to work In city: good
commlssions: good line. Address
X. X., Missoullan.
WANTED-A GIRL OF. 8IXTEEN
for.general housework; apply at any
time during the day. 630 Wood.
ford street.
SMPJ.OYMENT AGENCIES.
WESTERN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
O. P. BMP. AGEINOY, 81 HIGGINS
avenue.
SCANDINAVIAN-AMERICAN LABOR
Agency, 130 West Front street; Bell
phone 334. Open day and nltht.
FOR SALE-INDIAN ALLOTMENTS
tRWEW 3NDIAN ALLOTMENTS, i0 ,
roe each, four miles from Poison,
Wthe falbls. Address John A.
itt. m ost.
CARPET WEAVING.
COARPET WEAVING; ALsO INGRAIN
rugs. Nsts, 1018 Cooper street;
Phone. Bell 881 red.
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE
OBNTLESWW OR LADIES- I
Lanches served 11 a. m. to 7 p, m.;
home-made toe cream, afternoon and
evenJgr. Woman's Exchange.
WANTED-PURN1SHED ROOMS.
'WO IURIIISHD ROOMS FOR
llht housekeeplng: close to univer
sity. J. E. B., Missoulian.
.. w. - rte .+
ltre Is'a Real Snap
160 acres, two miles south of Grantsjale, in the Bit.'
tor Root valley, one-half under ditch; can nearly all
be cultivated; there is nothing wrong with this; the
owner wents 'to sell, that's all. $1,000 will give the
purchaser clear title.
Rtackfoot LaVnd ..
BT W.'U. OC KI PBiiemt
1OSSaU.UUM!#
1 J"! pt
NHLP WANTEDR .
.ovmnMmT *ANTS POposTO
fo cle carersle l #6. month;
Maoula eammtiatona odmisg
tpt. 1 R P., Rooheste, . T.
WANTED-TWO COUPLES 'MAN
and wife, for ranhM, $0; five women
cooks on ranbc, $80 Sad $36; two
waitreae, $30. Grand Pacific Emp.
agenor.
MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN'
barber trade In eight weeks; spe.lal
Inducements now; percentage paid
while learlnig; tools free; secured
ovgr 10,000 positions 1911; graduates
ar$1 t1i . 6i weeklrt catalogue
free. Moler lystem of olleges, 3I
Main avenue, Spokane, Wash.
SITUATION WANTED-MALL
PfISHWASHIER OR PORTER'S JOB
desired; can make good. ICall Ind.
phone 1619, room 10.
tALE NURBSE; RUPTIVE DIS
eases a specialty; care of quarantine
cases for 1911 commended by state
medlcal examiner; Americalon. Call
Ind. phone 1619,
POSITION WANTED AS CLERK IN
store; experienced and can furnish
best of references; prefer Bitter Root
valley; can aooept position at once.
Address S. B., Missoulian.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FIMALL.
WANTED-WORK BY THE DAY;
any kind. Phone 567 red.
WANTED CURTAINS TOtLAUNDBR.
1003 Vine street: phone Ind. 11760
LADY WANTS POSITION AS COOK
In or out of oty Address A. 3., 411
West Pine.
Al HOUBEKWEaPR FOR WIDOW
or, or in small failly, or sewing by
week or month. J. 5., 711 North
I'lfth street.
COMPETENT WOMAN WISHES PO
sition as housekeeper on ranch or
camp cook, or dish washing in hotel.
Call Ind. phone 3360.
YOUNG LADY STENOGRAPHER,
expert, desires position; also experl
enced in bookkee in; best refer
ences. Address I£X., Missoullan.
HOUSE MOVING.
HOUSES MOVED AND RAISED
Ind. 1777, N. H. Black, 634 Rollins St.
HIDES AND JUNK
HOW ABOUT THAT OLD JUNK?
Call Western Hide & Junk Co. Bell
phone 108 red. Highet prioes paid
for bhides and junk.
PERSONAL.
WANTED HOUSEWIVES TO READ
our display s4 on page 12. J. C.
Novelty Co,
AUCTION4QSR.
K. Lc KIREHART, LICIENSED AUC
toneer; live stock; real estate; farm
sales; Satisfaction guaranteed. Of
floe, 118 W. Cedar St., phone 684.
la'ite to P; alt atu 1 at
rOR SALT- RANE ABOVE LOLO.
T earn Missoul.
n tu , a sa!~-shAae hom
smth shop, full sonl
,I$ t R aoI sumhi. W blelln
ood water tral eastrd Co.,
l tidau i a u. pro at, A mpoed
IRRIGATED RAN18 West ABOVE LO.
i. mprove six mites from Msoou
o0od water rIlRt; 100 CorIds Iasoned
woo $b,000;rp termh Inquiome. at
.s3. . . . r.nt
-a ofd a..t ,hi s ro, -,
on t A 1AR TM..ENTY INO URRmA o
flat. Boll pahone 18_ bl__ n
NIGHT-ROOM MOUS, 8a1 AORT
Cedar. In Bitter RooWet vdar.
EX Roo . MODRNI _ANG
tnd shade; right Inquire U Vodne.
lale apartments. Intakr 718 blank,
Bell phone.
BOWAND APAR T N TRADE FORIV
mroend six rooms Whesldon Bell a;
raIndch. 45. . abery, Grant Creek
IXWO -ROOM MODERN FLATS NG
shW. eard. 401 Brotonwood. Phon 01. 11
Cedar. Inquire 1 West Cedar.
SIX ROOMS, MODERN; RANGE
and shades; barn.nt. Inqure ii Vne.
T-HROEE-ROOM A4RTMEN, RO
alhe apd ortmnturnished. Inquire 471 blak
Delu phone.
BOWLAND APARTMENTS; FIVTH
nd steamx room. Whnd hldon, ell rs
Ind. 4t.
SIX-ROOM MODERN. RANGE.
shades, 115 Brooks. d J. Phone
FOUPPR ROOMS MUR-RODOM RNT, OD-AS
lawn: urnslehed or unfuwaterd. ld.
ond west or phone. Bell 1008; Ind.
-R
TW5-ROOM MODUE.N HOUPSEN UR
nhed or unufurnisheshedd. Inqull rent n0
S. 4th at.. wesoullt. C. B
FIVE-ROONISHD ROOMENT WITH
steam heat and hot water In Cyr's
apartment. 41 South Fourth west.
D-NICE EIGHT-RM HOUSEIX ROOMSE
in; ,orner Mauln and Madisor phone Beonl large
yard; fruit tread shbarde tnhep ton
quiret p. . Doverak on .
i UPPER FOUR-ROOM FLAT, HMOD
ern, newly kalsomined and papered;
range; linoleum; $14, water Wead.
Inquire on premises, 601 North See
ond west, or phone. Bell 1Q0; Ind.
TWO-RbOM HOUSRN, tD RNISHED
or unfu1rnmihed will rent unfu. W.r
nished at $6 month .Phone 547, or
care t ssoulsoln. C. B. Lb
SOR POR RENTISHD R OOM USES
FIVE.OR FURNISHEHD ROOMS, MOD.
em. 415 East Front.
ODESIRALE FOUR OR BIX ROOMS,
Reern; easy terms. Addressreu C.d.
L. Missoullan, or phone Beli 1063.
t. SIX-ROOM COTTAGE. FURNISHED;
lawn, fruit tres, barn; chp to
right party. Hoverson A Stepheps.
;T WANTED-PURNHIS D HOUCES.
MII,
d WANTED - FURNISHED HOUSE;
four or five rooms: modern; e.fter
p July 1; family of two. M. ,. W..
care Missoullan.
' 333 ALDER.
M9soula Lumber Co.
CiIh~p
In center of v1 d *1:` :r
igr $2,001?, -A*- !, 01
I y..u do, stt
the beat bsDiai 1in 1
lsasoula.
rIPLB S.TR ,
W 2tStla nal. Dak loot lo
S .ell, an0 lad. B tl r
I $ 4C0, ITY REAL oS'TAI'U,
t e, THREE LOTnS, ie lt
, ea de . COa rIP. H. tare M o lloa.
Smend additon; a a r a.
S w home. Phone 318 ell.
SM DT COE, 651 EAP , PIN" D
I m moderth n, yewith lar trns .
t or way. Phone 830 red. C
pX-RO rM .PLASTERnED HOUSE: 2 -
bearit fruit trees; e0-foot lot, with P
fine lawal price, on easy terms,
$ 2,600. Taylor &l Pearpon.
NEW AIX-ROOM MODERN ROUSE,
I west ide, ar line; nice fruit trees,
garden, chicken yard and sheds; T
also five-reom cosy cottpge, fruit
trees; ement walks; easy terms for -
each. Address H. C. 8., Missoullan. 0
d A GOOD ROME CHEAP, $1.380; IN
it easy monthly payments (same as k
L. rent), or $1,S150 cash: two story
= bouse; hticken houses; fruit trees; -
on tour lots; corner Worden and h
- North itth streets, ee It and then
a phone 04 ed, or call to see meat
rooma i, Higgins block. P. D. Whilker. o
48,100 100 44,10- 4,100
POUet-ROOM BUNGALOW -
TOUR-ROOM BUNGALOW p
1. Il YPOU WANT A PFOUR-ROOM
- modern house-a home-see this; o0
T foot lot saplendid lawn: a big garden,
all up aid growing tine: big, new
- chloken house and yard: ourrants,
, gooseberries, raspberries: apple,
a. cherry oai shade trees set out last
- yesar you on't have to build any
)- thing to this house In order to make
i. It fit to theitn-It's all there now; the
garden aleone is worth $60 to anyone.
- Will sell you the urniture and chick
E ens lf you want them. If you want
I B a home, s0 this. The terms will
surprise youe. If you are lookin for p
a cheap place, don't bother.
t1109 SOUTH OURTH WEST
42,100 0,100 $2,100 $2,100
POULTRY AND ZO.GS
- RHODE IBLAND RED EGOS, HALF- .
S ro balance of season. M. A.
S Crnwell,l Missoula.
- WHITE WYAN4DOTTE EGGB, PER P
'H setting of 15, $1.50; per hundred, $7.
i's Bisbee Bros. , Phone 8621 black.
- KELLERSTRASS, WORLD'S PA
18I mous crystal white Orplngtons;
go baby chicks, egse and pens. C. A.
a. Harnois. 609 South Third St., Mi. -
soula. I
OEGGS POR HATCHING PROM PRO
D Ilfic Barred Rocks; pens headed by
id. superb males from Willard's flock; -
c- stock bred to lay and pay. Phone I
id. 440 red; Ind. 11t.
- DON'T WASBE YOUR TIME, BUY
ID guaranteed fertile eas, Single Comb -
r- Brown and White Legnorns, I1 per
tr setting; special prices per hundred.
b- 710 South Fifth street. west. Phone
947 black,
as
LOST AND POUND.
BROWN LINEN BELT. 'FINDER
please return to Missoulian office,
LOST-PAIR OP GOLD RIMMED
spectacles; heavy lenses. Pinder
will receive reward by leaving at
D; Missoullan office. -
o AT GREI NOTUGE PARK PAVIIJON,
June 3, gray felt hat, taken by mis
take; bring it back and get yours.
brown mare; weight about 800; no
brand; elipped ear; roached mane.
- Pinler, phone 3542 red. Reward.
LOBT-SATURDA EVENINGC AT I
- Bijou theater, Watch fob, with sawed
S gold monogram V. I. A. Owner
k values It for personal reasons and
would greatly appreclate return to
this offlce. ReWard olffered.
TO TRADE.
IANTED-TO TRADM BRICK POR
beavy work horse. Phino 7131.
IGIIHTY ACRES BTONE AND TIM.
bet Call 102O West Phillipe;
phon Ind. 363.,
- OR TRADE-MY 60-ACRE IRRI- -
T ated Bitter Root ranch; Orohard
d nor or MisooblA property consid
ered: give full particulars and val.
S nation of your lroperty. Address
:P..O. box ll, . Nsola,
st
SE OGNERAL STORAGE - EVERY.
ir thin on earth hudtt vrckimr ayd
:terms.
au wea lrJan
lif:tmg nrie' waT, tit.
31
.MO1 MS WITH GAli RENT
reasonable. 504 East Spruee.
IOE2.? FURNISHED HOUSE- 1s
ft;' gas. 601 0 ast Front.
TURUE -ROOM FURNIIHED PLAT:
modern. 71 South First street. H
THREE UPSTAIRS ROOMS; WATER A
and electric light. 610 North .otarth
street.
FURNISHED FLAT, 3 SUITES. 1
rotom eAch. Inquire G. P. Brooks,
Fawt National Bank block.
0
THREE ELEGANT MODERN ROOMS b
to party without obildren. 616 East
Ftnt
FOR SALS-sMI 0SELLANEOUS.
DRY SLABS 11,60. MBLA WOOD TD.
CABBAGE PLANTS. Bell 449 red; t
P. O. box 404.
FOR SALB-SEED POTATOES. MIS- d
souls Nursery company.
WHEAT, $1.50 CWT. MISSOULA
Wood yard, 125 West Pine.
TWO FIRST-CLASS POOL TABLES.
Inquire Rochester poolroom.
OLD PAPERS FOR SALE AT MIS
soullan oftfioo; 0t a hundred.
YOUNG MILCH COW. W. D.
Graves, Route 1; Bell 8462 red. f
FOR SALE-AIR-FORCE WASHING
machines, $1. MoGuttfey Hardware
Co.
ONE TEAM MARES, 6 AND 6-YEAR
old; 2,600 pounds, $800. 126 West
Pine.
FOR AALE-REO RUNABOUT IN
good condition; bargain. Dr. Rund
quiet.
FORl SALE-HOUSEHOLD IPURNI
tut at low price. 1009 East Cedar
street.
GOOD HORSEB HARNESS AND
wagon, cheap. Western Hide and
Junk Co.
FOR SALE--CASCADE RANGES; 6
hole, l1-inch ovens, $30. McGuffey
Hardware Co
POPCORN WAGON, GOOD CONDI.
tlon; a bargain: used very little.
Apply 114 West Cedar.
FOR BALE, CHEAP--SET OF AUTO
tires; two new and two second
band, l3x1. Phone 7931.
FULLY EQUIPPED PHOTOGRAPH
gallery for sale cheap. A. B. Cart
lidge, Phililpsburg, Montana.
t SEVEIRA LARGEO GICRANIIYM
plants, different colors and varieties;
will sell.cheap. Phone 623 red.
FOR SALE--CHEAP, FIVE-PASIN
ger Hudson touring car; first-class I
condition. Box 180, Hamilton, Mont.
FOR KALE-NO. 6 REMINGTON
typewriter in first-class condition;
.$6; a bargain. Apply at Mlssoullan
Sofflce.
SDRESSERS. COM MODES. BE D
steads, springs, etc., cheap. Hov
erson & Stephens, 104 East Main,
basement.
NEARLY NEW TWO-SEATED CO
lumbus surrey; also new set single
harness. Call Bell 81, or apply 410
Stephens avenue.
FOR SALE-DROP-HEAD RINGER
machine; nearly new. $17.50. This
Is a snap. Call and look It' over.
t 1412 South Fifth, west.
SHORSES0 FOR SALE AT 300 EAST
Main; mares, geldings, mules and
r saddle horses, sold on monthly pay- .
t ments. Iman & Son: both phones 416.
- ONE 40 H. P. 4-CYLINDER CONTI
nental motor, used only 30 days: can
be used for Irrigating or traction;
cost $425; price, $110. '77 E. Front.
FURNITURE, NEW AND SECOND
C hand; I pay highest prices for seo.
end-hand household goods. Hans
S Jensen, 15 West Main; 819 black;
Ind. 1754.
I' NEW STYLED, 13 GAUG ITHAIlA
1 double barrel, hammerless autormatlc
r ejecter shotgun, with core ahtd
I cleaning outfit; prfect condition,
SBell phone 108.6,
S WOOD SAWING.
- WOOD SAWING. CALL REIILLY'S
I grocery.
- POR STRATTON'S WOODBAW
leave orders at Bonner's Igrocery,
Bell 114.
- FOR SALE-IRRIGAYWl TRAOTS
j DON'T BUY TILL YOU SEE POST
Falls Irrgllated tracts. All pralrie
S land; 34 miles, east of Spokant,
s Wash.; 4 railroads; domestico wate
under prsure:n good schools ana
churohes; best values In the north
west) pries, $850 to $860 per acre.
Send for booklet. James A. MoLane
& Co., 405 Sprague avenue, Spokane,
Wash.
SINSURANO,.
PIRE, LIPQ AND ACOIDfNT IN
suranc, H. A~ Chae, 10 Orand
avenue.
WANTID-MISELLANE OUS.
TABLE BOARDERS AT 230 SOUTH
Third. 4
MAN WITH 6210 TO HUY HALkP IN
test In propoasition: about thra
months' eaey work. Telephone 674
Ind., today.
nATTER. i
MAIh OLWEwaNtW
NMol 41 - S
w &. . modern esot;a ' -e
all _ improwy iettmp r ri it
l t house, shot liatiO one to
8t . to go with Ittt niot rea - _
able sell oheap. P, M., lMis.
soulu1an.
DREI8MAKIN, a
DRPS MAKING, ALTERATIONS OR
plain sewing by the day. 415 W.Plne.
tUIMMUR DREUSBI 81.60 UP; TAI- I
lored shirt walata t*1 nurses' unt
forms and house drAlebs, $1.60. 3a3 w
" West Pine.
BOARD AND ROOM.
HOUM COOKING. 601 WAIT PINK.
AT 888 BABT RAILROAD ITRIBT.
Mining Application No, 044N
United states Land Office, Missoula, C
Montana.
Notice In hereby given that the Black
Hawk Mining company, a corporation,
organised under the laws of Arisona,
by Thomas McHugh, Its attorney In
fact, whose postoffice address is Butte, -
Montana, has this day filed Its appll
cation for patent for 1500 linear feat, S
of the vein, being 313 feet north, 85 de- O
grees 69 minutes east, and 1148 feet T
south. 28 degrees 59 minutes west,
from the center of discovery shaft of
t)e Victor lode, and 1500 linear feet, _
being 1148 feet north, 33 degrees 69
minutes east, and 865 feet south 381
degrees 69 minutes west, from the
point of discovery in cut of the Iris
lode, upon which a notice of intention T
to apply for a patent was posted at
discovery shaft on the Victor lode on
January 5, 191, desrgnated as survey
No. 9231, In section 8, township 13
north, range 16 west, Wallace, unor- A
ganised mining district, Missoula d
county, Montana, and described as fol
lows:
Victor Lode-Beginning at corner -
No. 1, a post six Inches square, five
feet long, set two feet deep, witnessed I
by bearing trees, and scribed 1-93I1-V. o
for corner No. 1, from which the
southwest corner of section 8, town
ship 12 north, range 16 west, bears
south 25 degrees 38 minutes west,
2588.5 feet, and running thence north -
t 28 degrees 69 minutes east, 1600 feet;
thence south 61 degrees 01 minute east,
600 feet; thence south 28 degrees 59
minutes west, 1500 feet; thence north q
61 degrees 01 minute west, 800 feet. to
the place of beginning; containing an
area of 30.661 acres, claimed.
Iris lode-Beginning at corner No. 1,
a post six inches square, five feet -
long, set two feet deep, witnessed by
bearing trees, and scribed 1-9381-1, for
corner No. 1, from which the south- ·
west corner of section 8, township 13
north, range 16 west, bears south S0 1
degrees 37 minutes west, 1046.1 feet, c
and running thence north 18 degrees 59
minutes east, 1500 feet: thence south
61 degrees 01 minute east, 500 feet; -
thence south 28 degrees 59 minutes
west, 1600 feet; thence north 01 de
green 01 minute west, 600 feet, to cor
ner No. 1, the place of beginning; con- I
taining an area of 20.681 acres,
claimed. Total area of the survey,
claimed, 41.883 acres.
The location certiflcates of these
claims are of record in the office of I
the recorder of Missoula county. in I
Vol. 6, pages 148 and 144, respectively. i
There are no adjoining claims to
these premises.
JOBIAH SHUILL, Register. -
M. P. KNIGHT,
Attorney for Applicant. ,
SFirst publication, 5-27-19123.
Notiee ef Prebate of Will.
In the District Court of the Fourth
Judicial Distrlct of the atute of Mon
tana, in and for the County of Mis- -
soula.
In the matter of the estate of George 1
H. Brown, deceased.
Pursuant to an order of said court, 4
made on the 3d day of June, 1912,
notice Is hereby given that Saturday,
the 15th day of June, 1912, at 10 o'clock
a. m., of said day, at the courtroom of -
said court, at the courthouse in the
county of Missoula has been appointed
as the time and place for proving the
0 will of (leorge H. Brown, deceased, and
for hearing the application of George
A. Brown for the Issuance to him of
letters testamentary when and where
any person Interested may appear and
contest the same.
THOMAS P. CONLON, Clerk.
By JAMES M. CONLON, I
t Deputy Clerk.
Dated June 3, 1912.
6---4 to 15 Inc.
Noticee Publication.
Department of the Interior, United
States Land Office at Missoula, Mon*
tana, June 3, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Glenn
S. Hellman, of Arlee, Montana, who,
on February 26, 1911, made homestead
entry No. 08198, for the south half of
the southeast quarter, northeast quar
ter of the southeast quarter, southeast
quarter of the northeast quarter of se.
tlon 9, township 17 north, ransge 0
west, Montana meridian, has filed no.
tie ot Intention to make commutation
Sproof, to establlrh claim to the land
above described, before register and re
Sceiver, at Missluoula, Montana on the
15th day of July, 1913.1,
Claimant names as witnesses:
Archibald R. Grant, William I. chall,.
SRalph W, Liggett, Harry 1itsgerald, all
U of Arlie, Montana,
* JOSIAH ISHULL, Register.
- to 7-.
I Forced Sale.
, - Bix-room plastered house In the
1 400 block on Woodford street, with
Sbearing cherry, pear, plum, apple
and orabapple trees; also roses,
SilHlacs, raspberrles, ourrants and
ornamental shade trees and shrub
bery. This places has a large bath
Sroom, good porch and bathtub.
This place has a good wood shed
and is well fenced'wlth a good
picket fence, The lot Is Ox1iO and
a has a fine lawn; cement sidewalks
to apd around the house. This
a place Is only seven and one-half
blocks from the bridge and Is
l- eastly worth 6L5000, but the owner
i lives sat of town and authoriselAd
us to offer it for .k5500 for qulok
1 sal You an buy this placoe on
tr. Taylor Peas
I.
.·- hiis ad
good property.
SWe have propesitions~
and Wast. Let s ow -kt
Hoves .asdl
Ollw TY Sllfirs anO
CAMP NO. ?-Mees the eeeod
fourth !day night of each O e g
KNIGHTS OA C0LUMBU
SOULA COUNOCIL NO, 101-Me +.
Odd Fellows' hail first hnd
Thursday ev rtne of each month.
A. P. QUIN, Grand tnight.
D. W. rIITPATRICK. Pint, See
MISSOULA LODGu 10o.
1t, A. F. & A, M.-Fegulsr
meetings first sad third
Tuesdaya in Masonic temle.
OSCAR BOOS W. M.
H. 16 ADLEIR, Searetary.
WESTERN SUN CHAPTER, NO. 11i
R. A. M.-Meets first and third Fri
days of eYh month In Masonlo temple,
J. W. LISTER, H. P.
S. H. M'CALL, Seoretary.
TYREAN COUNCIL NO. 3 .. AND
S. M.-Meets at Masonito temple, se
oand Wednesday of each month, at 1:$O
p. mt. Viiting companions ae Gore
gdiallyr invited.
H. C. JOHNSON, T. I. M.
P. H. KNIBLEY, Recordeo
HARMONY LODGE NO.
38, A. F. & A. M.-Meets In
K. of P. Hall. E. Front street.
Regular communications, sat
an d Mondays. lseIt
members are eespetaly inviti
P. H. KNItI.EY. W. M.
C. R. AVERY, Secretary.
O. E. S., TMMANUEB ChAP
TER U. D.-Resular meetting
second and fourth Saturdays of
each month at 8:00 p. m., In
Masonto temple. Visiting members
cordially invited.
ALICE WHITCOMR. W. M.
MAY WARNER, Secretary.
MISIOULA AERIE NO. 51. F. 0. .
-Meets first and third Tuesdays of
each month at 8:00 p. m.. at Eagles'
hall, West Main.
W. A. LOGAN, President.
JAMES A. BAKER. Secretary.
SCHILL0R LODOG NO. 4, SONS
OP HIERMANN-Meets in Easles' hall
first and third Sundays of each apoath
at I o'clock p. m.
JNO. KLBER. President.
P. W. KUPHAL, Secretary.
THlE COURT OF HONOR-Meets
first and third Fridavys In . O. O. P.
annex. Pays death, sick and accident
benefits. You do not have to die to
win. Phone Ind. 1837.
A. H. KENNEDY, Recorder.
D. W. PENNY. State, Mansar.
THE FRATERNAL BROTHWR.
HOOD, MISBOULA LODGE NO. $57
Meets, the second and fourth Monday
evenings of each month In Knights of
Pythias Hall.
MRS. H. N. GREEN, President.
NYI H. FLACK, Secretary.
O. E. S. ELECTA CHAPTUR
NO. 7-Meets first and third
Thursdays of each month in
Masonic temple. Visltors Ope
dlally welcome.
CLARA L. LAWYER. W. f.
JAMRB L. WALLACE, W. P.
ANNIIE P. BELL, Secretary.
UNITED ARTISANS-Meets every
second Thursday at Odd Fellows' ball
annex, at 8 p. m.
E. J. WTCIHTMAN, M. A.
N. L. DUNHAM. Secrtary.
MISSOULA CAMP, NO. SIl3, M. W.
A.-Regular meetings first and third
Mondays at 8 p. m.; foresters' drill
second and fourth Thursdays p, p. m.
L. O, O. F, Hall.
W. P. SPOKESIELD, Consul.
HENRY BLAKELY, Clerk,
117 Higgitns Ave
LOYAL
ORDUMI
OF MOOSU
Me mats
sad fourt
Thursdar
evening of
oech month
J. P. NIETTLES, Dictator.
H. I SUMMIRli, Becaretary.
MOD E RN BROTHERHOOD Oa
AMERICA, UNIVERSITY CITY
LODOE NO, 1231-Meets ip Odd hl.
Iows' hall, eoond and fourth Tueeda
nithts in each month at 8 o'olok.
JOHN NICHOLB, Presldent.
JARMES I WALLAcE, Georetary.,
Rooms 1t11-1 Montana Building,
Publie Sais.
Notice is hereby gven that I will.,
on the 11th day of June, 1911, at the
hour of U o'clock p. m., at the olty
tpnd on Second street, in the city of
isoula, Montana, expose the follow.
lug described stock at publio auction
to pay the pound fees and costs of
keeping and lale, to-Wit: One black
cow. dehorned, wiite belly, branded
DQ on left side; alg at on ribe and
' on right hip, two splits in right ear
and dulap.
Witness my hand this Ith day et
June, 11t2.
W. H. HOUSTON,
Chie of Pollee.
o-7-8.*-10.11

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