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FOR 8ALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
"EAT TIP TOP LUNCH."
WOOD. BELL PHONE 826 REI).
GOOD COAL RANGES. 704 RIVER.
SIX SHOATS. PHONE 0721 B.LACK.
M'INTOSH AND SNOW APPLES.
8462 Black.
FOR SALE-COAL HEATER, $6.00.
Apply 304 South Second.
OLD PAPERS FOR SALE AT MIS
soullan office; 20c a hundred.
ONE 3%-INCH WAGON, ONE 4-INCH
wagon. Inquire Frank Stinger.
ALL KINDS OF ROUGH LUMBER
at HaYes spur. Baird & Harper.
DRY SLABS, $2.50 PER I,()LOAD,
Missoula Wood Yard; phone 458.
BARGAINS IN SECOND-HAND AU
tomobilles. 106 West Spruce street.
HORSE, BUGCr'Y AND HARNESS,
cheap. Ravalli rooms, 246 Iliggins
avenue.
CHOICE ]BALEI) HAY, W\'II:AT,
oats and barley. Phone 1120; 914
Toole avenue.
FOR SALE-L. C. SMITH BROS.'
typewriter; almost new; very cheap.
626 East Front.
SECOND-HAND SINGER SEWING
machines; $5 and up. Hoyt-Dick
inson Piano Co.
SINGLE COMB RHODE ISLAND
Red cockerels. Chas. E. Lucas;
Bell 7412; rural 3.
FOR SALE-GIRLS' 20-INCH BICY
cle; in good repair; will sell cheap.
Call at rear of 315 East Front.
1913 TWIN MOTORCYCLE, FULLY
equipped, almost new; guaranteed; a
bargain. Address A., Missoulian.
CASH REGISTERS, SAFES AND
typewriters, both new and second
hand. Sample and salesroom, 112
West Spruce.
AT A BARGAIN, NINE PAIRS LOG
ging sleds, seven pairs logging
trucks. Duncan Dingwall, Drum
mond, Mont.
FOR SALE-A HIGH GRADE PIANO
only been used one month: will sell
at sacrifice. Call at 327 South
First, or phone 788.
STEAM CONCRETE MIXER, THREE
derricks, oak and fir finish, glass
paints and iron house moving tim
bers. 144 South Sixth west.
FOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL DOU
ble action harp; same as new, for
less than half cost price. Must sell at
once; 327 S. First St. Phone 788.
FURNITURE, NEW AND SECOND
hand; I pay highest prices for sec
ond-hand household goods. Hans
Jensen, 125 W. Main; 819 B; Ind. 1754
FOUR-HORSE TEAM, YOUNG: TWO
mares, weight 2,800; two geldings,
weight 3,200; wagon, harness and
4-inch logging truck. Address W.
J. Schneider, Keystone, Mont.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
SEWING AT HOME OR BY THE
day. Mrs. Clark, 123 South Third
west.
WANTED-TO RENT FOUR OR
five-roomed furnished house with
bath. Address C. C. Shields, Bon
ner.
FOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS.
SUITE OF TWO FRONT OFFICE
rooms in B. & A. building. Apply
B. & A.
OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT; ONE OF
the best locations in city. Houston
Realty Co., 115 Higgins avenue.
FOR RENT-STORE ROOM.
SMALL STORE ROOM FOR RENT.
319 Higgins avenue.
FOR RENT-STORE ROOMS AFTER
March 31; choicest location on Hig
gins avenue. Chas. L. Cowell, Mon
tana building.
FOR 8ALE-CITY REAL ESTATE
2% ACRES, 3 BLOCKS WEST POL
ley mill; good improvements; good
water right; small orchard bearing.
NICE BUNGALOW ON SOUTH
side, A-1 condition. Rented. Price,
$1,000; $450 cash, balance 2% years.
Snap for somebody. P. O. Box 1416,
Missoula, Mont.
SIX - ROOM, MODERN HOUSE;
good cellar, cement walks, two lots;
Pouth Missoula addition, near Hig
gins avenue, $2,500; easy terms;
Wheeldon-Rossl Co. Bell phone 99.
HOUSE AND LOT, $500; $50 DOWN,
$10 a month, if taken at once. At
1408 Sherwood. For further par
ticulars, see W. J. Currier, Crystal
Barber shop, after 7 p. m. Bell
phone 1170.
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
A GOOD HOUSE FOR RENT. CALL
138 red.
FIVE-ROOM HOUSE. 409 NORTH
Third street.
THREE FLATS, TWO FURNISHED.
412 Cottonwood.
MODERN SIX-ROOM HOUSE. IN
quire 701 Stephens; Bell 58 red.
FOUR-ROOM HOUSE, 407 STEVENP
street, $22. Wheeldon-Rossi Co.
DWELLING OR FLAT1S. APPLY
Geo. L. iteinbrenner. Phone 473
olacK.
THE BOLAND--FIVE-ROOM MOD
ern flats; best in the city. Wheel
don-Rossi Co.
FOR RENT-ONE LOWER OUTSIDE
apartment; steam heat. Curran
Flats. Phone 133 black.
BRICK BUNGALOW; FIVE ROOMS
and bath; unfurnished; hot water
furnace. C(all 691 black.
THREE-ROOM COTTAGE, FUR
nished for light housekeeping; $15
month. For further information see
\V. J. Currier, Crystal Barber shop,
after 7:00 p. m. Phone 1170.
FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT.
FOUR ROOMS, MODERN; CAR
line. Phone 941 red.
SIX-ROOM IHOUSE NICELY FUR
nished; large yard; $20 per month.
Bell 163; Glasscock & Morrell.
FOR RENT-10-ROOM FURNISHED,
steam heat, large dining room, suit
able for club. Geo. F. Brooks, Mis
soula.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT
529 SOUTH FIFFTH WEST.
MODERN, 314 HIGGINS AVE.
301 NORTII SECOND STREET.
ONE 11R00M; GAS. 411 ALDER.
DOWNSTAIRS. 147 S. FIFTH W.
FURNISHED: GAS. 503 E. FRONT.
MODERN; GCAS. 211 W. SPRUCE.
MODERN, WITH (GAS. 404 EAST
Spruce.
TWO 011 TIIIREE ROOMS. 444
South Fourth west.
TWO NIC('ELY FURNISHED .ROOMS
for rent; private bath. 528 East
Front.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.
IIOT AIRt HEAT'EI) ROOM. 315 EAST
Front. References required.
FUIRNISHIED ROOMS FOR RENT,
for Sale, Board and Room and other
cards at The Missoulian office.
AUTOMOBILE FOR RENT.
NEW 5-PASSENGER CAR, BY TIIE
day or hour; terms reasonable.
Phone Bell 1072.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST - SMALL BROWN ANGORA
cat. Finder leave at Missoulian
office.
LOST-ONE PRESTOLITE TANK
between Missoula and Lolo. Finder
return to Missoulian for reward.
DRESSMAKING.
1018 COOPER. IND. 2252.
BY DAY. 222 EAST CEDAR.
DRESSMAKING; PRICES REASON
able. Miss Fountain, 909 Toole
avenue.
FANCY AND PLAIN. APARTMENT
No. 25, Penwell hotel; Mrs. L. D.
Humphreville.
MONEY TO LOAN.
WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN. TAY
lor & Pearson.
HATTER.
VELOUR AND FELT HATS
cleaned and blocked. Hat Box.
CARPET WEAVING.
CARPET WEAVING; ALSO INcGRAIN
rugs. Naats, 1018 cooper street;
phone 2252 Ind.
DANCING LESSONS.
CHILDREN'S PRIVATE CLASS.
Ind. 2632.
FOR SALE-CATTLE
SHORTIIORN AND HEREFORD
stock-300 young heifers and 50
young steers. Well-bred, farm
raised, gentle. George Townsend,
phone 460 red; John Deffebach,
phone 309 red.
EMBROIDERY.
EMBROIDERY STAMPING AND
hand made embroidery at Knisley's
Cigar store, Masonic temple.
TO TRADE.
40 ACRES FIX MILES EAST OF
MisFerusoula, for city property. Chas.
Ferguson, Montana block.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE OR TRADE-A PAYING
business on Higgins avenue; will
consider clear city or outside prop
erty. P. O. Box 609.
BRAND NEW MOTION PICTURE
theater doing fine business; account
ill health. Star theater, Hamilton,
Mont., Pringle & Irwin, props.
HORSES WINTERED.
MIXED TIMOTHY AND CLOVER
fed, $4.00 month. Phone 370 red.
AUCTIONEER.
K. L. KIRKHART, AUCTIONEER,
128 West Cedar. Residence phone
188 black; office, 75 black.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
WESTERN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
THE EMP. IBUREAU, 220 HIGGINSI
avenue; room 7; 1122 Bell; Ind. 647.
BONDS.
BONDS-WE WRITE BONDS. THY
us. R. M. Cobban Realty Co.
FIRE INSURANCE.
IF YOU NEED FIRE INSURANCEI
talk with Taylor & Pearson; wel
have good companies and will ap
preciate a part of your insurance
business.
FOR FIRE, ACCIDENT AND
health insurance, surety bond, bur
glar insurance, see A. K. Andersen,
112 East Ceder street. city. Strong
and reliable companies.
STORAGE.
( E N E R A I STORAGE - EVERY.
thing oni earth; expert packing and
crating. J. \V. Reely, 724 West
Ceedar; both pholnes.
HIDES AND JUNK.
WESTERN HIDE AND JUNK ('O.
pays the highest prices for hides,
furs and Juik. 511-27 West Mali
street. Ind. 1710.
RESTAURANT.
"EAT TIP TOP LUNCH."
PIANO TUNING.
W. REHIMER. PHONE IND. 1129.
FOR RENT--BARN.
BARN AND CABIN. 411 ALDER.
WOOD SAWING.
FOR ST R A 'T TO N'S WVO(DSAW
leave orders at BIonner's groc(. Bell 114
FOR PROMPT WOOD SAWING,
Missoula Wood Yard; phone 458.
Notice of Stockholders' Meeting to Ap
prove Amendment of Articles of In
corporation and to increase the
Capital Stock of Iron Moun
tain Tunnel Company.
To Each Stockholder of Said Company,
and Every Other Person Concerned:
You are hereby notified that a meet
ing of the stockholders of the Iron
Mountain Tunnel company, a Montana
corporation, will be held and is called
to convene, pursuant to a resolution
of the Board of Directors of said com
pany, in the office of said company
at its principal place of business near
its mine and concentrating plant near
Superior, Missoula county, Montana, at
half past two o'clock p. in. on Tues
day the sixteenth day of DIecember,
1913. The object of said meeting Is,
first, to ratifY, confirm 'and approve
the act of the board of directors of
this company in ordering its articles
of incorporation to be amended so as
to empower it to issue all kinds of
preferred stock; and the act of its
president, under- such authority, in
causing said amended articles to be
filed in the office of the county clerk
of Missoula county, Montana, and In
the office of the secretary of state of
said state, and, second, for the purpose
off considering the matter of increas
ing its present capital stock from two
million ($2,000,000) dollars to five mil
lion ($5,000,000) dollars-an increase
of three million ($3,000,000) dollars
such increased stock to consist of two
hundred thousand (200,000) shares of
common stock, having a par value of
ten ($10.00) dollars per share, and one
hundred thousand (100,000) shares of
preferred stock of like par value; and
to provide for the payment of divi
dends on said preferred stock at the
rate of 8 per cent per annum from
its date of issue, payable quarterly, to
be cumulative.
And to further provide for the re
demption of the whole or on a pro rata
basis of any part of the said preferred
stock that may be issued and out
standing on any dividend payment
date and at any time within 5 Years
next after its date of issue at 120 per
cent of par, or $12.00 per share, plus
all dividends or parts of dividends un
paid at said redemption date.
And for the transaction of such
other business as may properly come
before the meeting.
This notice is signed by a majority
of the board of directors and trustees
and the president of this company.
WILLIAM Q. RANFT,
President and Director.
HENRY C. STIFF,
Director,
H. E. CHANEY,
Director.
C. F. DORMAN,
Director.
E. L. FREEMAN,
Director.
Constituting a majority of the board
of directors of the Iron Mountain Tun
nel company.
Notice to Creditors.
State of Montana, County of Mis
soula-ss.
Estate of James O'Leary, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un
dersigned executor of the last will and
testament of James O'Leary, deceased,
to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said de
ceased to exhibit them with the neces
sary vouchers within four months
after the first publication of this no
tice, to the said executor at his office
in room 10, Montana block, in the city
of Missoula, Montana, the same being
the place for the transaction of the
business of said estate in the County
of Missoula.
D. FLAHAVEN,
Executor of the last will and testa
ment of James O'Leary, deceased.
Dated November 29, 1913.
112-1-8-15-22,
Sale of Non-Competent and Inherited Indian Lands
Department of the Interior, United States Indian Service, Flathead Indian S
Agency, Jocko, Montana, November 5, 1913.
Bids for the lands listed below will be opened at the Flathead Indian Agency, 'I
Jocko, Montana, at 1:30 p. m., January 15, 1914. Each bid must be accompa
tiled by certified check on some solvent bank, payable to order of Fred C. Mor
gan, Supt. & S. D. A., fr tot less than 10 per cent of amount hid. If bid is
accepted balance of amount of bid must be paid within' 30 days front accept
ance. If successful bidder shall fail to comply w'th terms of bid or fail to 4
make payment of balance of amount of bid within 30 days after due notice,
check for 10 per cent of anlount of bid accompanying bid shall be forfeited to
use of owner of the land, less cost of advertising, etc. Each bid must be 9
enclosed in a sealed envelope, and nmist be marked by the bidder, "Hid for 1
Indian Land." The date ,,t iopenlig must be stated, but description of the land
must not he noted on tl:e envelope. No bidder shall be permitted to include
more than one allotment ilI atny hid. If a prospective purchaser desires to bid
on more than one. llotnwi.t he must submit a separate hid for each allotment
he desires to purchase .Sl,. numtber as shown in left-hand itmargin of list I
can be given In the bid.
SALE APPRAISAL LEASE
NO. NAME DESCRIPTION EXPIRES
24 Emma Moss ............S.. . NEV%, less 8.75 a R. W. N.
i'. Ry , SEWi NW% sec. 3, E1.
NEi: SEW sec. 4, T. 16, R. 20.
131.25 a .......... ..................... $ 1,640.00 N o lease I
26 Katherine Raymond . N, NE% sec. 19. T. 18, R. 21,
w a................ ... 2.400 00 No lease4
29 Napoleon Dumontier \v' t, NEW sec. 19, T. 18, R. 21,
Si) it . .... 2.li0l0 I0i0 N.. lease
34 Louise Schumtah .. \XV,2 SE% SW% sec. 31; N N
NWV, SE% NW%, and part
S\VW NW% described as: be
ginning 1-16 cor. sec. 31-32.
N'5, E. 20 ch; S. 20 ch; W. 5
ch; N. 15 ch; W. 15 ch; N. 5
Ch; to point of beginning, set.
:32. T. IS, IR. 20, 157.50 a . 800.00 No lease
38 John Gingras .............. lN0 SEti, SE14 NE%, sec. 14,
'. 23, .. 21, 120 a ...... .. ..... 1,700.00 No lease
40 Basil Bull ................. S1E 4 S.,V sec. 12, T. 23 R.
21 40 a 1,2401 00 No lease -
41 Rosalie Martin........... . NEW4I sec. 29, T. 24, . 22.,
0 a ...................2....,00o 00 No lease
43 Phillip Contesto........ E1,' NEW sec. 10, T. 19, I. 24,
SO a ................. 2,00000 No lease
47 Michel Enhulumtah. S' SW14 sec. 34, T. 19, It. 20,
80 a . ........................ .. 2,000.00 No lease
49 Catherine Kikashe. 1E% NWV% sec. 10, T. 18, it. .
20, 80 it ..... . .. 1.600.010 No, lease
50 Thomas Antiste........ I:l2 SEW sec. 32, T. 22, It. 20
SO a ...... ..... ............ . 3,550.00 4-30-15
61 Joseph Jerome Shstr'ln.,, i'4 NEIB4 sec. 10, T. 18, R. 20,
NO a.. 2,0000i0 No lease
52 Susan Brooks Michel \V'1 SW'.4 seec. 2. T. 20, it.
I, SOi i... ... ....... ,20000 No lease1
53 Isabel Stassoo ............ SWVi set. 29, T. 24, . 22,.
160 a . ............ ............. 1,600 00 No Itase
55 Margaret Finley....... ..\\'4 SW%, V12 SEW SW
sXe. 29, T. 22, R. 20, 60 a........ 1,000.00 No lease
56 Jerome Shstemoo...... I: l ,51¼4 sec. 10, T. 18, R. 20,
.O a. . ................. 2,000.00 No lease
58 Joseph Painted Head L.ts 1 & 2, sec. 31, T. 18, ..
20; t; NEW, N% NE% SEW
sec. 36, T. 18, R. 21, except 7.75
a in sec. 31, and 7.75 a in NE%
NES;,, sec. 36, R. W. N. P. By.,
lil1 63 a .. .. ........ . ...... . 1,500.00 No iease
59 Paul Martin .............. Lot , sec. 3, T. 24, R. 23; XV'· s
SW',. & Lot 5. see. 35, T. 25,
It. 23, 139.96 a .... .. .......... 1,500.00 N o lease
60 Lucy Lantow............. Sl.. I'1 sec. 20, T. 19, It. 19,
O a ..........................2,000.00 No lease
63 Agate Alexander Colvill S .cS SXV4 sec. 5, T. 19, R. 22,
80 a ................. ......... 1,600.00 No lease =
64 Antoine Granjo............ SW4 sec. 33, T. 18, It. 21, 160 11 3,200.00 3-1-16
66 Isabel Riley ............... N. S\VW sete. 28, T. 23, Ii. 19,
80 a .. ... ......... ............ ........ 1,5 00.00 N o lease
69 Mary Hewankorn ...... ....' SW SEW, SW2 'SW/ set. 4,
T. 23, R. 20, 120 a ...... 3,200.00 No lease
70 Joseph Onickcanilseet . NEW% SEW/4 see. 36, T. 24, R.
22,71 40 a . .............. .......... 1,270.00 No lease
71 Joseph Domlnick Finlty SlN, SV¼4 sec. 2; NE%¼
N W.% set. 11, T'. 16, it. 19, 80 a 1,000.00 No lease
72 Michel Antoine............. .. \'W SW¼ see. 15; SE'4
SO.t sce. 16, T. 16, t. 19, 80 a 1,600.00 No lease
73 Pierre Joseph ........... Ni NE% sec. 17, T. 16, H. 19,
80 a .... ........ .... . . . 2,800.00 3-1-16
74 Michel Revals ............ N'2 NWW sec. 21, T. 16, it.
19, 80 a ...................... 2,000.00 3-1-15
75 Catherine Shlpler...,.............Lot I & NWV NWWV sec. 12,
T. 16, 3R. 20, 79.89 a ...... 3,994.50 No leate
76 Susan Aulee ...... ................ NW\V. NEW NWW/, 1E%
NWV% NW%, sec. 25, T,. 17, R.
20, 140 a . ........ ....... ...... 2,100.00 No lease
77 Susan Cordier ........... NW% SW¼ sec. 22, T. 18, It.
19, 40 a .... ... .. .. ... .. .. 1,000.00 No lease
78 Mary Larose ............. ot 3, see. 4. T. 18, It. 19;
SE% SW!.4 sec. 33, T. T19, R.
19 79.68 it . 1,992.00 No lease
79 Loule Finley .....................NW S\Wt4 sec. 10, T. 19, It.
20, SO a .it 2,400.00 No lease
80 Madaline Finley .............W. W'% NEW set. 10,'V. 1T.1, t. 20,
80 a ......... ........ . 2,400.00 No leonse
81 Therese Mary...................... Lots 3 & 4, sec. 2, T. 19, R. 21,
80.59 a .1,611.80 No lease
82 Samuel Inclaywhensu..... W.... NEW NEl;., NW¼ NIENE.
sec. 14, T'. 19, It. 21, 60 it 1,200.00 No lease
83 Pawnee Adamts ............... NEW NW% set. 22, T. 20, It.
20, 40 a . . 1,200.00 No lease
84 Joseph Arlee .......... W SW% sec. 33, T. 20, It.
20. 80 a ... 2,000.00 No lease
85 Francois Shstetno, ............. SEW sec. 17, T. 20, It. 24,
80 a . . 1,600.00 No lease
86 Virginia Parizeau ............. W NE sec. 30, T. 21, it. 20,
80 a .......... .. .. .... 2,400.00 No lease
87 Batiste Eneas .........E NEW set'. 9, T. 22, it. 20,
88 Clerency Ducharine 80 a ..16,000.00 No lease
Cramer...... ........ NW NVW 1ty NWV 1 sec. 10, T.
22, It. 20, 20 a 2,500.00 No lease
89 Abraham Lefthand ............ W% SW% sec. 15; 1': 1 Si.%
sec. 16; T. 23, it. 24, 160 a 2,400.00 No lease
90 Meetoo Andrew . ............. SE1/ NE, sict. 9: S\VW"
NW% sec. 10; T. 24, R. 21,
80 a . 2,400.00 No lease
91 John Couture .... NW% NE. W\V NEi N
sec. 25, T. 24, It. 22, 60 a 1,800.00 No lease
92 Seymour Kunucikah ............ . SE SEW SXV.M/ S. NW SEW'/
3W% set. 33, '1'. 25. It. 21, 30 a 900.00 No lease
93 Sophie Cutntst ........... W% NW\V sec. 36, T. 20, R.
21, 80 a ..... .. .......... .. 1,600.00 No lease
94 James Mcleever ............. NW sec. 28, T. 20, It. 20,
80 a .................. .............. .. . . 2,000.00 3-31-14
Purchasers shall pIat all costs of conveyancing, and, in addition, the follow
ing sums, to-wit: If purchase price is $1,000 or leas, $1.50; if more than
$1,000 and less thitn $2,000, $2.00; if more than $2,000, $2.50; to be used by
officer in charge of agency for giving public notice of the sale.
Checks of unsuclnessful bidders will lie returned soon as possible. Itldders,
owners and other lnterested persons may Ibe Ipresent when Ihids are opened.
A deed for a tract ,f land that is leased will l)e tlmadett subject to such lease.
Deeds will contaitt fIllowing clatse: "Atnd lthere. is resierviedl frmtti the lands
hereby granted a riaht-of-way thereon for ditches or canals contstructed Iby
authority of tile I'litid States.
Where lands are under the irrigation system constructed or to ie constructed
by the United Stats the department has ruled, regarding tquestion of water
rights, as follows: "The entire reclamation charge on iall Irrligable allotnmetlts
which may be sild hereafter, but prior to public niotice fixing the reclamation
charge, must be paid tily purchaser. WVhere sales shall hereafter l)e mlade after
one or more atnuail installments of recilamnatlon ctharge have been announcedt
by public notice issuedi, by Secretary of the Interior, the total amount of ruch
installments will ble added to appraised value o'f land to l)e paid to the allottee.
and purchaser will bi liable only for annual instalhnlents falling due after
date of sale." . IdhI
No public notices of reclamation charges have as yet Ieen mnalde.
Successful Iiddilrs are accepted by the uindersigned subject to approval of
the Indian Allottee or ieir and the department.
No bids below aipraised value of land will be considered.
The right to rejet ainy and all bids is reserved.
Following information as to irrigahillty of tracts above listed Is giveni for
benefit of prospetiv' bitdders, and is based lupon plans that can hie carriedl out
if money is availabl" for the work, but should not be understood as guarautee
ing irrigation by the governnient soon, or at any time that can now be named.
Sale Nos. 73, 75, 7;, 78. 79, 80, 82, 84, 87. 88, 93, 94, Irrigable now; No. 60,
partly irrigable ntw; No. 81, part irrigable inoiw, part In future
Nos. 26, 29, 47, 40, 51, 52, 56, 66, 74, 89, may ibe Irrigalie In future;
Nos. 55, 5S, 72, may te partly Irrigable in future; No. 91, may be irrigable li
future by pumpning; No. 85, no canal location; Nos. 83, 90, 71, doubtful: Nos.
24, 34, 38, 40, 41, 43, 4 0, 53, 59, 63, 64, 69, 70, 77, 92, non-irrigablle. Irrigable
means mostly irrigabll the exact area being unknown at present.
On allotment salt No. 38 there is an estimated stand of 187,000 feet timber;
on No. 40, estimated 240,000 feet timber; No. 66, estimated 247.000 feet timnber;
No. 69, estimated 771.000 feet timber; No. 70, estimnated 290,000 feet tinber;
No. 71, estimated 200,00 feet timber.
For further informiation address FRED) C. MOROAN,
Superintelndentt and S. D. Agent. Flathead Agency, Jocko, Montana.
INSURE YOUR LIVESTOCK
With Montana Livestock and Cas
ualty Ins. Co. against death from any
cause. Mont. Veterinary Remedy Co.,
agents, 116 W. Cedar. Bell 584; Ind.
172R.-Adv.
Notice.
I will not pay any hills contracted
by my wife, Tempa Demmons, after
this date, December 6. 1913.
T. J. DEMMONS,
Bonner, Mont,
AUTO STAGE
RAVALLI TO POLSON
Stevens-Duryea 7-passenger touring
Car Making Daily Trips.
JOE ROBERTS, Prop.
Meets 41 westbound and 42 east
bound.
Careful Drivers.
Use Bassett's the Original Native
Herbs for constipation and rheuma
tlsm; 60 tablets cost 26c at all drug. I
glIts.-A4v. I
SOCIETY DIRECTORY
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, MIS
SOULA COUNCIL NO. 1021-Mteets in
Odd Fellows' hall, first and third
Thursday evenings of each month.
JOHN H. TOLAN, Grand Knight.
D. W. FITZPATRICK, Fin. Sec.
tMISSOULA LODGEI NCO
13, A. . & A. 1.- Regular
meetings first and third
Tuesdays in .Masonic temple. S,1
journing brethren cordially invited.
ROBERT N. BlALI,.., W. M.
F. F. SQUIRES, Secretary.
WESTERN SUN (CIIAPTEIt No. 11,
i. A. M.--lMeets first and third i 'ri
days of each month in .Masollnic Ic.mple.
H. L. JOHNSON, II. 1'.
S. I. Sl'CA( 1, s tcr-tar'y.
!HtAIStMONY I llitUE No.
4 9, A. 1'. & A. m .--M t is in
K. of P. M ll, E. ,'ront street.
SReguliarcommuniiationsfi st
and third Mlonid )s. \'isi:t
ii\ng n mbe, s al' sp ally
IFO. P. PORTEItt, \Y. M.
C. I. AVERY, Secritairv.
0. E. S. E1II,'TA CIAl"I'I't
N ). ?---MSeets first miid tIhirl
Thllrsdlay of each mInInth ill
Maioni templel . \Vishitors
peclially welcotie.
Ml iS. lEAt t, tto lLA), W ., t .
setond and fourth \Wdnisdays
of eacih imonth at 7::t0 pi 1ii ill
Miasonli templle. Visitlng loinilltrs,
cordially invited.
MIRS. A1lA ', A. EII, I.E\, . .
MAY \VAIINIlt, S'.eret-ll\.
MI Si- i 'I. A A Ellt " Nil. ::', I .
--Meiets first arill third Tiisaw, y:1 oIit
ieacth n ini l clb t 1:00 p. IIli, It I 'FIhes.'
hall, W est la in.
1. W .V Itllll Y, l Preshhl , t.
JA.S. A. tIAK'Elit, SIt-"rr'li " y.
II I I t
SI M 'i) I-t
---Sleels 1st
& :3d Thurs
of In'
mnoit)lh al
i g I es
hall.
1 1V. A. .LiIIAiN, Dictator.
II. El. ll.AKl0ELlY, S ecretary.
(13a240.)
)eparl m'entl of thel Interior,. 'nitted
Stati s I i liit ffi' , M issoiula, Sonli
I nalil.
A report, il duplicilte, marillod itsex
hibits A and It, lavilnlg b, n tiled by
tlie li i-lral iand t'olni issiol rs, ulp
pointed under the act of i'ebl'trlt 26,
1895, entitled "An .i to Provid.e for
th n Ex lamation ln Classlifntiona of
+'ertain bandsi ili the Slantes or ,.M l
tani utili daholl il lle by said lll
li it lii ril dlu ri. g li h, It litii ilil ll
iher, 199, is li. file, where the lands
desciribed in this Inotice wer t'lasslfled
as mineral. T''hi' lands halo been
ire-examlliteld ii th fh a ti lldnd are
hclassified ais followsi i
Montan e MridiOln.
saidsi-lanifi l ed a Non-Mtinril ,
sha ~ll si-I b irt IinllM i'Il' ill igl agi' !I
outhleast h qI iarter If Ill , o. tthol ist,
Inrl h, rill glt I.: llwest.
Nl otiel t is h rilih' given thalll il l lco l
pIliante will Ithe fiitliit ti.lli l ' hild
act, any person, runl utllion, or Coltl
pany rfelingl arieved bilt y i alid rts
clu.fsltlhation Inal ' , withih 60 days
iiafter lie date of the first publication
heretof, file i thi is aitl- I duly verl
fled lprlo tent against the Nc tlltnce oi
said reclassifeiailon, whirl) protest
shall set f'orth in concise language the
grounds of iobjletIllon Is to the pIrtiu
lar (government Suetirvion of) land
In Haiid protest dwerlled, Whereupoll
an order for it horing shall issue.
That portion of the, report inatirked
exhlilt It, and copy of the report of
speciadAl agent t e on file in 11i1 office
terested parties.
Notice is further glvtn that ly tMhe
ternms of slid act of I' .liry 26, 18t. -.
"that as to the lands Igalllst thle
classil tilson whi-'tof nolle i-lesrt hli.ll
ilhave beenit filed. . . . . t d he
classification when approved by the
secretary of the interior shall bei coii
sideretl final except nll case of 'rald."
,JtuNIAll SI!I'II,. Ihegistt'r,
11Ill-H't{T W . Kt-l5MP', Iht-\eivr.
12.-8-15-'2' .:9.
IRA SALSBURY
Auto Service
I.avalli to Poison
Headquarters, St. Ignatius
First-class, Hl'r\'le. ('arefeul drivers.
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
8%PENWELL HOTEL.
Opposite Milwaukee depot. Hot
on ranch property. and cold running water, steam
Pettitt, Newlon & Gage. heat; rooms with or without bath.
116 East Cedar'. RUBBER STAMPS.
This office is prepared to make
HOW TO BUY. all kinds or rubber stamps on short
The wife's practical knowledge of notice at reasonable prices.
110 TO BUY FO)R THE IIOME
makes the husband's capacity to STORAGE.
earn money for the horme-making Reely's Storage; everything on
expenses really worth while. earth. Expert packing and crating.
734 W. Cedar St. Both phones.
CITY HOTELS.
ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS.
MISSOULA HOTEL. Herrick's ice cream; wholesale,
James A. Walsh, Mgr. retail; lodges and parties a spe
Remodeled and newly furnshed. cialty. 519 Higgins. Both phones.
Steam heat, electric light, tele- CIVIL ENGINEER.
phones in all rooms, hot and cold
running water. Rooms by the week S. H. Ketcham.
or month at reduced rates. Civil & Mining Engineer. Allen BIk.
SCANDINAVIAN
AMERICAN
STATE BANK
Missoula, Montana.
United States Depository for
Postal Savings Fund.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL
BANKING BUSINESS
Travxelers' checks, drafts and letters
of credit available in all parts
of the world.
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent.
Interest Paid on Savings Accounts
and Certificates of Deposit.
WESTERN MONTANA
NATIONAL BANK
Missoula, Montana
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
C \'IT .... $200,000
SIt'RPLI'S lI 'ND ........ 50,000
(. A. 1ii." .President
JOHiIN C. l.til,1Eit' Vice President
J. It. T. Ity an ....Cashier
Directors
John (7. lIlran\ , M. A. Fiske, O.
A. Wolf, John it. Lehou, i'. IH.
Woodi}, J. II T. Itymnan.
A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
MISSOULA TRUST AND
SAVINGS BANK
Missoula, Montana
Capital .. $200,000
Surplus and Profits 50,000
Officers
.. M. KI:fIT e . .. President
S. J. t' ElllI: Vice President
A. It. JAl(Olls. Cashier
Directors
1. M. IK ith, . .1. C(offee, J. R. Daily.
I. T M. ' . 'ull ugh, II. Paul (Green
oiuglh, A. It. Jacobls, Kenneth Ross.
We pay 3 per cent per annum on
Savings Deposits.
Missoula Humane Society
Officers
If you have a ease which calls for
their attention, notify no Iof the
following:
Mrs. W. J. Steel, president, 606
\\''t i'ne street.
Mrs. J. C(. Anderson, first vice
preitlent, Hell phone 931.
Mrs. 'IraInk licekwlth, second vice
president, Itell pihone 814 red.
Mrs. H. A\.\WVheeldon, secretary,
Hellt pthoneii ,562 red.
Mrs. \VWilliat Phillips, treasurer,
tlaltne street.
Mrs. T. II. Wadi, field secretary,
Garden City
Auto Repair Shop
107 Pattee Street
The best equipped shop in western
Montana.
Ilght machine and itmilnlllllllb re
pairing 1 1itl ovelrhatuling.
S. G. CHAFEY, Mngr.
Bateman Transportation Co.
Stage and Auto Service be
tween Ravali and Poison
('oinecIs ait Itavailli with Northern
iaclific trains east lanid west. Con
inects at Pilsnii with thei Klondyke
I steamier, Itivtlli, Montana. Stage
leaves Itaviilli at 8 ai. In aind arrives
at 1 p. Ilt.
AUTO STAGE
RAVALLI TO POLSON
Overland Car
IPa;issnll'gers frlolll 41 In the lmoirning
itand miakes 42 In the evtening.
Careful Drivers
J. N. DI)'IDLEY, Prop.
HOG RANCH
We iare offetrinlg for sale 160
ltres of gSldil lani whlich is located
62 (t(iltls fromllli llnssoula. There
lar, sixty acresa lndr cultivation,
40 lre's llmore that can be cultl
vated,. wiood, water and free range,
ioiit' ilorltaiil, set of lug biuildings,
tll hiii tnery ind tools, lrice per
acre $28.
Thiis lilitce is eliise to Missoula
and is St ildeal 'lace for raiithg
iugs, tli kil. n atid stock.
TAYLOR & PEARSON
B. & A. Bidg.
Bell Phone 920. Ind. 1724.