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TWICE-ADAY CLASSIFIED ADS
Daily Puzzle
--.
S
IO tt . Sy .,
Batto 0 1.
EDDIE PLANK.
Good old vet! We often wonder when your team is in the race.
And struggling hard the wir.ning score to reach
What they'd do when sudden yalwure yawns between them and the place
Without a Plank to throw across the breach.
Find a hatter. Answer to Saturday's puzzle: Upside down, in hack.
Classified Advertising
Rates
Per word, each day..................... .02
Per line, per week .................... .40
Per line, per month..................$1.00
All ads must be ordered for a
stated length of time.
Orders for ads to be taken out
must be in the office before 1 p. m.
for afternoon paper and 8 p. in. for
morning paper.
Minimum Charge, 20 Cents.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
WANTED--PRESSER AT PANTORI
urn.
BARBER WANTED AT HOLLINGS
-worth's shop, \Vest Main street.
WANTED-A MAN TEACHER FOR
Bass school district No. 26, Stevens
ville, Mont., by September 1. Ad
dress Milton M. Taylor, clerk of
board.
YOUNG MAN, BE A BARBER.
We teach you quickly, cheaply and
II oroughly and furnish tooll free.
We give you actual shop experience.
Write for free catalogue. Moler
Barber college B., 228 Main avenue.
Spokane, Wash.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
WANTED-COOK FOR HAMILTON
hospital. Hamilton, Mont.
HOUSEKEEPER FOR FAMILY (OF
five. Call Missoula Nursery Co.
store.
COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. C'all mornings only. 523
E. Front.
COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply mornings, 101
Fouth Fifth west.
WANTED-A GIRL OR WOMAN
for general housework to go to Cho
teau, Mont. Mrs. E. HIirshbe.rg, 307
East Front st.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, GIRL OR
woman for general housework on
ranch, close to town; good home and
steady work; state wages desired.
Address Box 71, St. Ignatius, Mont.
HELP WANTED.
AMATEURS WANTED FRIDAY
nights. Apply Bijou theater.
SITUATION WANTED--FEMALE
DAY WORK. BELL 441 RED.
WOMAN WANTS WORK OF ANY
kind by the day and caring for chil
dren evenings. Bell 1149.
WANTED - CURTAINS TO LAUN
der; satisfaction guaranteed; moved
from 716 Harrison to 701 South
First: Ind. phone 2602.
FLORIST.
FLOWERS, FUNERAL DESIGNS,
decorations for weddings, etc.; write
wire or phone, Bell 769; Ind. 2726. I
have no up-town store and no big
expense. It pays me to give you the
benefit. Anderson'i Graenhouse
BONDS
BONDS-WE WRITE BONDS. TRY
us. R. M. Cobban Realty Co.
CHIMNEY SWEEP.
CHIMNEY SWEEP. PHONI FIRE
Dent
AUCTIONEER.
K. L KIRKHART, AUCTIONEER.
121 West Cedar. Residence phone
12t hlaelr* nffire 79 hlar'r
MONEY
At 8%
To loan on improved city and farm
property with extremely liberal
privileges of repayment. Prompt
acton.
Price & Matthew
Basement of Mentana Building.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE
for sale; tired of business and want
to sell; $5,000 will buy the place.
For information write Jno. A. Matt,
Jocko, Mont.
WANTED-MANAGING PARTNER
with sufficient capital to insure good
faith. I have 200 acres pasture, 35
acres bearing orchard,. 00 barrel
vinegar plant, 300 barrels now mak
ing, 7 mares, horses and machinery;
age and an accident the reason. I
want to shift responsibility to the
right man; a good business oppor
tunily. Apply Apple (rouve Fruit
Farm, Fromberg, Mont.
FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT.
MODERN HOIISE. 516 N. SECOND.
FURNISHED FLAT-412 COTTON
wood.
FURNISHED) (,'r I'TAIE. 327 E.
Front.
NICELY FITRNISIiED) I-l; T'M FLAT.
Gas. 327 E. 'ront.
TWO-ROOM FUIRNISHED HOUSE.
201 South Fourth West.
FOITR-ROOM It'RNltISHk;I HOUSE.
1109 Vine street. ('all at 1103 Vine.
3-ROOM tIOI'UStE FITRNISH1ED, StNI(
and toilet. 1128 Toole. Inquire rear
1012 Toole.
FIVE MODERN DOWNSTAIRS
mo.,ms, furnished or unfurnished.
236 East Spruce.
FOR RENT-10 ROOMS. FUIRNISHIED
-Large dining room. Geo. F. ttrnoks,
First National block.
COTTAGE; FIVE ROOMS; BATH
and pantry. Apply between 9 and
12 a. it., 820 South Higgins avenue.
WANTED-FURINISHED HOUSES.
WANTED--A FIVE OR SIX-ROOM
furnished house. L. M., care Mis
soulian.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT
WITH GAS. 211 W. SPRUCE.
MODERN; GAS. 404 E. SPRUCE.
2 OR MORE CHOICE HOIUSEKEEP
ing rooms, furnished. 301 Edith.
HOUSEKEEPING R OOM 0 M S, WITH
kitchenette, gas and hath. 501 Alder.
2 ROOMS FIIRNISIAED FOR HOUSE
keeping. Inquire 433 So. Third st.
THREE OR FOUR NICELY 2iUR
nished housekeeping rooms. 542
South Fourth west.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.
227 SOUTH FOURTH WEST.
242 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
235 SOUTH FOURTH, WEST.
FURNISHED ROOMS. 328 E. MAIN.
NEWI.Y FURNI.HIED. 501 ALDER.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. 527
South Fourth west.
NICELY FURNISItED; $5 AND ITP;
50c a night. 117 East Main.
FURNACE HEATED APARTMENT;
reference required. 315 H. Front.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS;
bath; furnace heat. 433 South Third.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS;
bath and furnace heat. 306 South
Third west.
3 NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
near university. 402 S. Fifth East.
Ind. Phone 2388.
WILSON BLOCK, 121 WV. PINE ST.
Rooms 50c, 75c, $1 per night. Rates
by week or month.
FRESH LY FINISHED, NEATLY
furnished rooms, 123 S. Third West,
opposite Milwaukee depot.
FURNISHED ROOMS. FOR RENT,
for Sale, Board and Room and other
cards at The Missoullan office.
BOARD DI o ROOM.
BOARD ANS 1 8OM. 310 , CVDAR
FOR SALE-CITY REAL ESTATE
2 LOTS, BLOCK 48, DALY, $125. F.
H. K., Missoulian.
3-ROOM HOtUSE, 3 LOTS! CHEAP.
1844 South Eighth street.
b-ROOM MODERN HOUSEI; 60-FOOT
lot. 628 South Fourth west.
CHEAP-ONE FOUTR-ROOM BUNGA
low; one five-room bungalow. J. H.
Kennedy, First Natl. Bank Bldg.
FOR SALE - 5-ROOM DWELLING
One block from courthouse; full lot;
$1,500 for quick sale. Geo. F. Brooks.
6-ROOM HOUSE, 3 CORNER LOTS
or 4;room house; 2 lots well im
proved; terms. James Ryan, 1201
Howell.
EIGHT-RO.OM MODERN HOUSE ON
South side: a _ argahinr t .. d.n c a-_
tlon; new house; easy terms. Ad
dress Logan-Cochran Co., Stevens
ville.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
EXCEPTIONALLY DESIRABLE 20
acres near Hamilton; thousand
trees; soil, improvements, shipping
facilities extra good. Fine proposi
tion. W. T. Tyler. lHamilton, Mont.
FOR SALE-RANCHES.
SMAI, TRACTS NEAR STEVENS
ville; old water r!ghts; easy terms;
well improved. Address Logan &
Cochran, Stevensville.
ONE OF THE BEST RANCHES IN
the Blackfoot valley, 640 acres, 60
miles from Missoula; splendid land
and water-rights; good buildings.
Inquire 504 Blaine.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
IlORSES POR SALE OR WILL
trade for hay. 1033 PHILLIPS.
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
DINING ROOM SET. 242 S. THIRD.
'EAT TIP TOY LUNCH."
10 MIILCH COWS. BELL 8022.
GOOD RANGE CIIEAP. 608 E. FRONT.
DIRIVING CAR,.IA(IE; 422 8. 4TH W.
TRUNK CHEAP. CALL 669 PURPLE.
FIRE INSURANCE. W. P. SMITH,
217 Stevens street.
11 0 U S E II O 1, D FURNITURE. IN
lquire 637 W. Spruce..
NIEW LIGHT WAGON, HAIIRNESS,
saddle, etc. 821 Taylor.
PAINT RARGAINS TODAY AT
Kellogg Paint Co.'s sale.
OID PAPERS FOR SALE AT MIS
sonullan office; 20c a hundred.
AILL KINDS OF ItOUGH LUMBER
at Hayes spur. Baird & Harper.
DRY SLABS, $2.50 PER LOAD.
Missoula Wood Yard. Phone 458.
SEVERAL ALMOST NEW COAL
ranges. Apply forenoons. 704 River.
MOTORCY('LE--1913 TWIN, BRAND
new; will sell cheap. Inquire Kohn
Jewelry Co.
SECOND-HAND WAGONS AND
harnesses at Stinger's barn. 8mlRth
Pattee street.
ISECOND-HAND SINGER SEWING
machines; $5 and up. Hoyt-Dick
inson Piano Co.
FALL RYE SEED, CLEAN AND
hardy. M. A. Cromwell, Glenwood
Addition, ('ity.
BESSOR SLIDE TROMBONE, GOOD
condition; cheap if taken lit once.
Address I). A., Missoulian.
INID~ LAI 1 1.`__1(114 1VW l %AIlll t XT
F'OR SALE-1913 TWIN MODEL IN
dianl motorcycleo and equipment;
cheap. Indian, care Missoulian.
FOR SALE---NE FIINE PASSENGER
Maxwell car; first-class (ondition.
Call Monday. 1. Y. G;ephart, Allen
block.
CASH REGISTERS, SAFES AND
typewriters, both new and second
hand. Inquire at Worden's store,
Higgins avenue.
FOR SALE - PURE FERMENTED
apple cider vinegar, 40c per gallon,
delivered any part of city on Satur
days. R. D. Prescott, Bell 7703.
FURNITURE, NEW AND SECOND
hand; I pay highest prices for see
ond-hand household goods. Hans
Jensen. 125 W. Main; 819 B; Ind. 1754
WILL DISPOSE OF A IFEW PEDI
greed Duroc .Iersey hoar pigs,. all I
from prize winning stoc.k. Macltin
tosh Manor, Lolt, Mont. Phone. 4005.
WANTED-MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED TO 3BUY--1907 MONTANA
codes and session laws. Box 96.
WANTE D-1,000 FEET SECOND
Itand pipe, 3 or 4 inch; good condl
tion. Walter Test, Superior, Mont.
WILL BUY SECOND-IIAND PIANO.
Sta'te priie, make and terms in first
letter; also how long used. Piano,
Missoulian.
FOR RENT-STOREROOMS.
NIt'ELY LOCATED ROOM, SUIT- I
able for office, samnll store or shop.
Apply Missoula Hotel office.
RESTAURANT.
"EAT TIP TOP LUNCH."
AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE CATTLE,. SEPT. 3,
2 I. m., Dickson's ranch, Victor,
Mont. 40 head high grade Durham,,
mostly 2 and 3-year-old heifers and
cows, and 17 head calves. Have sold
my ranch and am going out of busi
ness.
WOOD SAWING.
-OR BTRATTON'S WOODSAW
leave orders at Bonner's groc. Bell 114
FOR PROMPT WOOD SAWING
Missoula Wood Yard; phone 458.
CARPET WEAVING.
CARPET' WEAVING; ALSO INGRAIN
rugs. Naats, 1018 Cooper street;
S'phloae 2252 Ind4,
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
629 ALDER.
MODERN 6-ROOM HOUSE. 718 ;W.
Cedar.
EI(GHT ROOM MODERN HOUSM.
640 Brooks street.
4-ROOM MODERN FLAT: GAS AND
coal range. 502S E. Frent
THE BOWLAND--BROOM MODERN
flats, best in the city. Wheeldon
Rossi Co.
F O I RE N T-6-ROOM MOIB:RN
Steam heat. Geo. I'. HBrooks, First
National block.
AFTER SEPTEMBER 1. IESIl:SIIA111,1
4-room apartment. Mrs. lassectt,
715 W. Spruce. Phone 514 Illack.
I 4-ROOM MODERN HOITSE. P.\ T1,Y
furnished, near school. 402 S. I.'il'ti
East. Ind. Phone 23sS.
ROOMING HOUSE, 7 ROOMS. RENT
$25. Inquire or phone ISO black.
Paul Gerber, 625 E. Front street.
,JNE FOUR-ROOM AND ONE
three-room bouse on ('lay street.
Inquire Frana Stbiger, I34 C(lay
street.
MODERN 7-ROOM COTTAGE, 226
South Fourth street west; fine lo
cation and lawn. Inquire C. F. Mal
loch, Lothrop.
TWO 4-ROOM BRICK C'(OTTAGES;
modern; one-half block from Gerald
avenue, on East Fourth street.
Phone 1012 red.
MODERN SEVEN-ROOM I1ol'Sl,1
centrally located, 533 E. Main st.
House in splendid condition. Appilly
Tylar B. Thompson.
FOUR-ROOM MODERN F1'AT WITl'rl
range, water paid, $14.00. lnquire
601 North Second street west, or
phone Bell 1008; Intl. 60I.
FOR RENT--2-ROOSIM HItOU'SE. 1021 8.
Fifth West, on car line. W\altr in
house, also kitchen, cuup, ard1 and
clothes press. Rent, $5.00, waler
paid. C(all Bell. 526 Black.
LOST AND FOUND.
,LOST-B-I;NCH OF KEYS ItIlT\VE'IEN
flour mill and poor farml. Iindler
return to Missoulian.
LOST-A WATCH l'(ll A.\TTAI l('t):
to buckle. Return to 2": S. Sixth
East and secure reward.
LOST--SATIRDAY NIGHT, SM A.\l L,
thracelet watch; sentilment \a1m, to
owner. Reward for rel tlll. ,J. II.,
M Lssoulian.
1i I, ST- SATURDAY EVININ?;. A
Spitz dog with yellow ears and ,,.I
low spot on hack. Pleas, lII'\ ;7
S. Fourth West, or p )hone (;u 1 . .
WIIITE MARtE, WEI(;lIT 1250
pounds; brancl on left hip --quarter
circle over figure 11; scar on right
leg. Reward. O. L. J., care 1issllllian.
LOST--AT A. 0. 1-1. PICNIC, (l
OlIgh park, W\ednneda.v, Panamln ha,
111(1k velvet trimming. Loeave. tI
Missoullian offi(ce, or call iHell 5';
1la1,k.
FOR RENT-OFFICES.
OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT: ONE OF
the best locations in city. Mcln
tsh & PFi'her. 11 Htairins avenune
WANTED-AUTOMOBILE.
WILL TRADII) EQUITY IN NEW
four-room cottage an1d sOine ('51sh
for five-passenger car. Box 357.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
F()11R-ROOM FPRNIS1IHED l1(lSIl,.
833 1)el'oe. Bell 802 led(l.
`TEN-ROOM FUURNISHIFl) 'I tUSl;,
c.lose in, south s'de, arrsanged In two
suites, two bathrooms. Can be sub
lot. 301 Edith.
HATTER.
PANAMA STRAWS, FELT HIATS
cleaned and blocked. Hat Box.
STORAGE.
(1 E N E R A L, STORAGE-EVIVRY
thing on earth; expert parking and
crating. J. W. Reely, 721 West
Cedar: both phones.
TO TRADE.
TO( TIRAI)DE FIOR RAN('I 4 MI)
crn dwellings on car line and s(wl.r.
All rented; c lose in. II. (1. I,, 1is
soulian.
MONEY TO LOAN.
"FARM AND ('IT. LOANS i.- .
trooks, First National block.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
WESTERN EMPLOYMENT A(1ENCY.
THE EMP, BUREAU, 220 HlI(l(lINS
avenue: room 7: 122 red: Ind. 647.
FOR RENT-PASTURE.
IlORSES (GRAS PASTI:RED). $1.50
per month. Bell 370 red.
COWS, $1; HORSES, $1.50;: I1lN
ning water; 3 miles out. Plhone 458.
LOANS
LOA N S-MOtNTHLY PAYMENTS-
See ('eo. IF". Brooks, First National
block.
WANTED-HOUSES.
4 lIt tMS, MOltERN. WITt ' tII 'K
en yard. S. K.. Missoulian.
EDUCATION.
INTERNATIONAL CORRESPOND
ence schools, C. A. sbihoe, local
manager; H. & A. building; Bell
phole 529 black: P. O. hol 1407.
CIDER MILL.
BRING Y)'OUR APPLES T (.'. II.
Moss, 524 North First, a5nd have
them Inmade into, cider on shares, ori
by the gallon. Phone Bell 986 black.
FIRE INSURANCE.
FOR FIRE, ACCIDENT AND
health Insurance, aurety bond, burg
lar Insurance, see A. K. Andersen,
112 East Cedar street, city. Strongl
4'j rejI(iblq compag.gg.
DRESSMAKING.
\\ANTEOI.--SEVWING BY THE IDAY;
experienced. Bell 8152 Red.
Notice.
Office of the Torino Mining Comn
pany. Iron Mountain, Montana, Aug.
I 25. 1913.
There is delinqu nt upon the follow
ing des crihed stock, on account of an
assessment levied on the 3rd day of
July, A. D., 1913, the several amounts
set opposite the names of respective
sharehliders as follows:
Cert. No. Amt.
No. Shares Due
L. A. hhey .......... 93 5.000 $25.00
I. \W . Hatd rf ........ 91 1,000 5.00
. . tdorf ........ 94 3,000 15.00
I. W . atldorf ........ 95 2.000 10.00
\ . S. lire.arley .......140 1,517 7.5
Angello llo ........ 17 1.000 5.00
R. G. Dudley ......... 8 1.000 5.00
Thomas Farley . .......152 1,000 6.(0 1
('. . ensel .......... 52 5,000 25.0
.\rthur Jamison .... 74 1,000 5.00
Joseph Jacol ... 130 965 4.02 .
Sutnm Jaco .... . 112 1,300 f1.50
Vina D. Moore t10 700 3.50
Edward C. Maher 13,g 1.390 t1195
A. P. M1cr e, .. . ... [ 5.000 25.n0
S. T. Odgeras . 50,000 230.00
Jahnlll dger .... 57 2,000 10.00
J,.oe Notti . . 10,000 50.00
P. A. Pelkey . . 125 1000 5.n00
Joe Peoila .. .. 1 5,000 25.00
SFrank Rosehoom .. 50 1,000 5.00
Frank Rosehoom ... 7 500 2.50
Frank Rosehoom... 72 1.000 25.00
Jerome Spencer ..... 63 1.000 5.00
- Fred Tallon . .... 25.000 125.n00
S('has. F.. Thompsolan 23 1,000 5.00
1 has. ". Thompson 79 1,000 5.00
11. \'. W\ ilson . . 7; 2.000 10.111n
.\lld in ae,'ol'rdanilce with Inaw anld anll
order of the board of directors of suitli
Torino Mining compalny madie on the
9th day of August A. I).. 1913. So ma11n
o. shares of eachll paIrcel'. of stock as iilmay
be necessary will he sold at the cotm
pany's office at Iron Mountain, Mon
ta;nl , at thle lhour of 2 o'c('lock p. mIl.,
on the 2tnld d(y of Sepltember, 1913. to
paiy Ithe deliinquent assessments'lt there
oli, together with costs of advertising I
iandi1 expenses if saille.
Tit li. I. T1 THlMAS. Secrletary.
1)ted aIt Iron Mountain,. Montana,
n August 25, 1913.
S S- 2X-29-30, 9--- -2-3-4-5-6-0.
Alias Summons.
t Sto i l onttana, ('louilty of Mis-.
II tllhe Justico's (Court of Frenc(hitWo
Townsh .
ltiloIre J. S. MaicArthur, .Justice of
the Peace.
Gerrity &5 Gerrity, Plhaintiff, vs. 11.
('. ,lhllt'iso . def'endtilt.t
I Tht statl e .'I. Mon ltaina to lthe aboveI
Ii ln d defemll''t.I I , IIgr Iting:
)hlit are II re.hi sul' ' il io.(d Ill ap eaIll
and an:ut er before I1 e. ,1. 14.. i.:11
uArtlhur, l justi e of the peace in lnd
for the e. lyun of liss.nollt. it ilV of
flei in .\ erton on the 20th d(u of
ti p.llt! mllter .. i t., 1913, ;it 4 o'cl, .k p.
Sin. ill said I o-. ii tIhe Ihloilllli il ofll
1;rtrity I - ( (.lrity, the ahIlIl t:Illlt ti
lplaiil iff, in :t (i-vt cl tion to rl , )v ,I
the l. 11m1 of thirlty-five liuil 25.-1I n doll
i l.s t lil ths Iad ,o s l ti his act1 i llll I t
Ollmo ey hor.oi el from sadt plaintiff
r A l if lim falill Ito appeall r lllt i l t1
Se'er :1s ah ove ret(lired, .judlulenl \wi!1
he taken against yl i acot' ding It
omplaiint filed herein, 1i copy of which
is h(relvith servod ul l yoiln.
Giveln Ilnl ler my ha:ii Ihis 2(h 1 li y
1 of August A. I1., 1 91:13.
- . S 1.1. 'AIT Ill'I.
.lustier of the I'e '
-25, 9 1-0-15.
Notice of Probate of Will.
In fip District Court (of the I.,otll'h
Jtlitital District of lit Sta-Ite of Mi 1
tinit, ill ;iln for Ihel'. mi'nll y o' f NMis
Ho tll a.
In the matter of tli estate of An
lrow Dl iVllian, Sr., lII(o iSe qd.
I'tirsu nt tt ll n order if osaid oul rtl ,
noide on tll 2ibth day of AIugustI , 191:3,
ntitet is hereby given that S:ttturda0,
thl Itlh tlaiy of .Septetn(r er, 1913, at in
i'lnei , ai. i. of o it (s . t1 a , I t .illlll lurt
roti of lsaid couirti, at I ei o it trtiho .s.e
in tlie ctntnty of Mlsoular, hai.1t Inen
atlltointed IH thre time anlt ptllep fors
proving the will of Adinlretw i terivan, S.r.,
dttI'-toatl.,, and for hearing Ite appliti-i
tion or M. I. (;iilleln for lh, issanitie
iand whore anly persion inthret iil im ay
aplpear ill contest lthl uu .
'IltttOI. 1'. 1''NI Nt . N, fi rkt
Its \V II. l'lI llll llflt. ptl y it 'i .
ldiv. C'. Muilroney, Attorne, y for Ill
1 in o-r.
lDated August 21ilh, 1913.
Notice of Probate of Will.
In fl I)i)ilrstr ic ('rill'l of the I.'arthl
Judicial lDstrict lof lip Sate o. M9,1
alilt, ill illi f r t oe ',olllily of' M t:;
In Ito mattIi r of the I st ate of Altx
anlter i o ititei-, iiic neidll . t It
htursi o nti I ir- r to il f hti lli- courtll ,
made ii n o ii 22it l dai y of August, 191:1,
n iotice is herhy given thatl tnird iy,
e1 t 20ie day of Sa ,ptle er, 1913, at 10
o'clock n. im.of m lld dayti t theco, lir
roliuilt ofti id court, at lte n itt o e
ippotiteod as the time and pir et for
proving th e will oif Aliexaliid r ilClr dit ,
deeased, and for ben ring the aplrpi
tetllon 1 . l iam J. Gerrity fili r thrip itt
Iine o. if I iito un of letterts y t itnt ni fnt r
wh. t-ilI lhtre aill tldorol illt to- r l
Imntay apal r ndl contest til! Hane.
ii atd August 22, 1913.
n l'l-it S. P. of INIAi )N, I'lIrk.
Ily W. II. M't:I hR|, ,eiuty , erk.
Notice of Sale of School Bonds.
Nrtie It hereby girl ven ubt I .Hho ol
District No. I, Missoula county, Mon
tana, will ton the 111- n day Itof Selin
her, 1913, at the l doosivelt ischoolt
building, Mlssoila, Mhssoula moulit,
Montana, offer for solo twenty-five
(thousal dollars ($25,0011) of itnd-i of
laird school district, soaid hnIH to lIar
interest at the rate of 5 per cent per
anntlni, InterCst payable semi-ann.al
ly, all of said bondi to be paid in
twenty (20) years from date hereof,
land rodtmahl.e, however, at thip ilp
lion of tihe obliger at any time after
six ye.ri .
aled proposal s or hitds will Ie re
ceivehid up to i o'lik p. n. eof ie
l1th day of September, 1913, by the
undersigned.
The board of trustees reserves fip,
right to reject any or all bids till, tl '
, H' ll aidl bonds tit private sal= if thl ' 1
Sdlem It for the best interest of Owh,
district.
Bids Inoist be accompanied nh hvi
certified check of five hundrei dolLir:'
($500.00) as a guarantee of go,,I f,iith
that the bhidder will fulfill thi, wadl
lions of the bid if the aid bid is
accepted.
M. R. HARDENitt'It(;If,
Clerk of School District No. 1, Mis
Weak, diseased kidneys arei,
lead to diabetes, dropsy, brigh l'a ill
easie; don't wait--take Hollisir's
IM . T ea before it's too late i ,,le
| Freisheimer,--Ady.
SOCIETY DIRECTORY
KNIGHTS I F t'CI.ITMBUS. MIS
SOIILA CO!' NCII, NO. 1021-Meets in
Odd Fellows' hall, first and third
Thursday evenings of each month.
JOHN I. Tnt.AN, (trand Knight.
). W. tlTZPATRI'K, Fin. Sec.
SI1SSOLA ,LOD(GE NO.
13, A. F. ~& A. M.-lRegular
me ,.l:nls first ia ll third Ttes
days in Maslnic temple.' Siojourning
brethren cior'tilly invited.
Rt lIKliT N. ltl,:AIl.l. W. M.
1 . I. SQITIIIt:S. Secretary
\\E""STER[N St'N ('1HAPTER N(t. 11,
TR. A. I. - Meets first :'lld third Frit
days of eath onth in M .asiolic temple.
II. 1. lJOiiNS iN. I1 P.
1S . t .''Al,I,. S,.'Ctetary.
lI.\RMitNY (lO)tE NO.
' K. of I . hall. , . Front street.
t R gulr cont ono ientli II s. first
and third Molndnays. 'isltilng
Si b!llle Irs are especially In
• 111i ited.
1i,1. P'. P'OIITFIR, WV. M.
St. AV. IY, Secretary.
11. I: S. P:Il.'a"r':\A t'I \Al'TERi
t N c. A; 1he s first aill third
a 'hursdlas of cea'h tminthl in
M lt111. t h .\I, IlAil:t'l, WI. tM.
0 1AMX'tS l,. \VAI.AI.\i'', WV. P.
0 NMIS \\'X . lM. 11. IU1.i, Secretary.
. I. I?. S. E. 'M.M\NITii, tItlAP
0 TI1t Nit. I liegellar meetings
p sl'lcllcl n anlt fourtih \VWttednesdayss
S f i tl tith t a S ill p. hIi.. in
r!i M. soti temple.. Vislt tig ltat hers
e otrdill\ Illvited.
y Ir'tlH AlICE, A, I(.. ;ll.EY. VX. M.
S MAY \VAIINI1I. Stcreta'y I
t It1StllA AEFIIIE NI 32. F. (l I.-
Mi'ets' first aid thiri d 'Ti s Id :1's if each
a ill th i it 5 00 p. I:.. \At Eigle.' tanll,
- \\'est Mtin.
T ,1 W. I.1LY1.,\'. lrihhent.
1. . A. 1AK t'.. Siceti ry.
iI 'NIT IN T AllTIt1A. "42 il,,ets every
second " h'l hl ..1rsday it ildd Follo \.' hall
alllln'.x, alt x00 ! p. in.
1n:. . VI IIIITMAN. A. A.
S. L.. tI NII. \ tM, Secre tiry.
I t. n ALy \ 1 l l l ,A N I l :I - R e g ila r
meetings first P third T rs of Wi.y f
It e 'h llt.n llh it s.0 11 . ilt ., I1 I. . ii . 'I
anill x. t'l ln snlI n \\' l l. Il'sot l. I . I'
F. I'. K ern, 1re ar rv. .i s irer, 12 i0
lindis, 1 street'
S l 11 7 11 I tI 11 I: 11
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.il l Iti i tl ll i i tll IIilt i 1 1 H It i , i I t 1 !t.
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In l hlr . il i 3th dl l ' ni hi lg. ll,1 9 1D.j
1It., 13111 Ithe ,f N'q pltll m bli ,r. 1!il:t, ,l
!1,;n ll o,,h k al ni l 1 i ll l 111i dal , :I il\ 1 1l
S I i tf 11,11 l iif 1:11,1 nillll' , :1 IIth ' i n lllrt
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it1 It lpllnl i 4 l,.1 h lll iI .11 lln phiob l,
- rloomlised. :Ifll l fI r Il'iest lnP IiI ;lp ell -'
Hiill I" I.:dwv rd 1' 1101(1.11 ,\ I1 l, the
t, i 4l ltsr1i el In hill m I' I, i, ti s l,, tul1llm llilryl ,
. \ h l nd iiulH \ .re ilt li: p r t i th lt osllt d
. I alHppeiall ( l l t i (,1111 t Ih i, n~loe.
T'llii-. I' l UNI ,IN, ihle ck.
!t-1 ht 1().
r Notice.
N otill l is 1 |i l l ill gil n 1 lllll 'l n I I,,iR a -
Irilt No. 17, M issl . l ilty. 11ll\1
1:tllt. P tIn l; nlld speediili':llll1lt1 r.' hi
w i. on : II It. 1 . \\'111111111i 1in ". elt r , I1.H1
will he open until H 'ti mlb r I, 1913.
't'll'h, i1:i11d 1"f trI'il-ll,,: h1 hl the right
Ill i-,r,, i.1 111 1 r 1 all hhl.1
\V11. L l 1 41 . I<
A. ". i!,8 1 N,
S USlltrl.lor. Allalil., A ilg. 1R, 1113.
. -: - t 4.
CARRY YOUR E
MORNING AND E
WHERE TO GET WHAT YOU WANT
EACH FIRM A LEADER IN ITS LINE
'Consult This List Before Placing Your Order, if You
Want the Best at a Price You Like to Pay.
COAL COMPANIES. RUBBER STAMPS
Western Mintana C(oal Co. I.oth 'rie sntinel in prepared to make
phtrs. 758.7. all inll oft " rulter ataIttpsa on bhort
nitii,n alt rt'atinahlible prices.
FRUITS.
Everything In tfruit. G(arden City
Frauit . l.. Ind. 1727; H ll, 816. (
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE ,Spitnal ;:,IJiaustmenntst will restore
honal estate, aaliar;ane and sut rtyr Y'"i h-alt.i. It'onsttlLtiotn free.
I)inds. I'lttit, Newlhn & (tige, 10:l F. G. MOORE AND WIFE,
li'st (edl;ar itr*'t. Hammond Block. Phone 1084
CITY HOTELS. CHIROPRACTIC ADJUSTMENTS
_Ar, xill iissfiul.. l in rtlhai ,ving head
aIt'h tlll i all hr)loaii rhOtumatic
PENWELL HOTEL ims. ('onslutijon free.
()ppositet Milwaukee depot Holt H. W. MILLER, D. C.
and (cld running water, steam B. & A. Rldg. Phone 443 red.
heatt; rroom.n with or without bath. REAL ESTATE.
INSURANCE.
MISSOULA HOTEL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIEI,
James A. Walsh, Mgr. 'The, A.llri,:l.an Mercantile Agency,
Iterndeled.l and newly furnished. rI.""s 5 i n id 6. Allen Blldg. Menager
t+utrnl healtt, electric light, tele- trominagers
pill os in all ronms, hot and cold
ruanning water. RItooms by the week HOW TO BUY
or month at reduced raten. ''he wife's pratctical knowledge of
II__W TO HUY FOR THE HUOMI
ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS ks the husband's capacIty to
ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS e;ltn tollney faor the home-making
Ilirrick's Ire cream, wholesale, ('xpenaie reatlly worth while.
retull; lodges and partles a spe
'ialty. 519 Higgins. Both phones. BLACKSMITHING
Blacksmithtng, horseshoeing, rub
CIVIL ENGINEER ber tiring. Brennan, 228 E. Front.
8. H. Ketcham STORAGE
Civil and Mining Engineer Reely's Storage, everything on
earth. Expert packing and crating.
Room 10, Alle Block. 734 W. Cedar St. Both phones.
MISSOUll
SAVIN
MissoulIa,M8r M
Capital ...................
Surplus and Profi
Offle4±t~s a F : ý ý
J. M. KEITH... .'". :
S. J. COFiEE..........._. tV
A. R. JACORS.......,,;
It. C. GIDDINGS........... Alt.
Directors
J. M. Keith. S. J. Coffee, 3",
G. T. McCuillough, P. J, ]KJli*I A.
Jaicobs, Kenneth Ross.
We pay 3 per cent pI" nlbil8b 1 :IS
Savings Depotits.
WESTERN MQNIA_
NATIONAL, BANK'I
Missoula, Montana
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
I.' !':TA .................................3 200,000
St'ItUl. t'S FUND....................... 0,000
Gi. A. WOLF .........................Preasldrnt
.it, N C'. l.ElmSOt....Vice Presideltt
.1. II. T. ItYMAN ........................Cashier
Directors
John (1. Morony, M. A. Flaik, . A.
\\'lf, John 11. Lehsou, F. H. Woody,
J. II. T. Ryman.
A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS TRANSACTED
SCANDINAVIAN
AMERICAN
STATE BANK
Missoula, Montana
United States Depository for
Pos:.I Savings Fund
TRANSACTS A GENERAL
BANKING BUSINESS
Trail\ rs' checks, drafts and letters
tf redlit available In all parts
of the: world.
Safety Deposit Boxes fo' Rent.
Interest Paid on Savings Accounts
and Certificates of Deposit.
Two Bargains
ito i ires of land, 200 acres flat,
IIllhl lc :lli. with a. good water
rich!t ,f 2.50 Inchets; at beautiful
slrinii .n the plne; a fine trout
SllthiI runnit tchr IhIrtgh the ranch;
:1 teasr of :121) ilerrs of good land, all
l.. cd, ,.E 4-s- wilI this hargain;
$f1s,i0; o, l'-:iIf issh. balance your
tn I ini.
1ir., n P , t l , :100 acres can
h :' I .' iiid, 100 ltres Is ntow grain;
F; hItiI iof i nu.ik horses, o. 2 iw and
2 ,iot s :.1 sits of Itharntt., wagon,
11 1 hIel,, dis, se..Ier,' harrow. 2
tllowa. ItI0I chlik,inta. 20 Iurke"e, 447
hl htshl.,,1' a \h.at. 0li0) Ilshels oats
lnii 22 tltns ~l I h:lv. aill for $2,500
ish. 1 v I ' ien llt t is?
Blackfoot Land Co.
Glasscock & Morrell.
11 i111i :1: IIIan utis Illti, k,
lissutlli, Monllt.
Orchard Home
I1',., n ' r',es; 9,1,1d watIer right;
il',e lrnl' I vI n)II,+; 1 rh llk Ilanl sotill
l1 in crop;: s l out with saweet
ch,'rri.s, : i l,", fI'HI1 tonW\ ; Rn
Ih,-; I1 :1r, I'lal" f chickens., garden or
Iruil, a 1:11p at $1,220,
TAYLOR & PEARSON
II &, A IlliIhlntg.
Itchl i.I, ItHI. 1724.
INSURANCE
Ilret, Itf' ;lll1 Accident Insurance
anlld Ittml Estate.
Natlll S.rt'ly (Comllpany.
I)AN 1. ROSS

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