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TWICE-A-DAY CLASSIFIED ADS RG OURMDE
Daily Puzzle
M's. C NATION
January 21. Thirteen years ago today Carrie Nation of Wichita, Kan.,
went on the warpath and wrecked two saloons. January 21, 1901. Find a sa
loon keeper.
Answer to Yesterday's Puzzle-iTtiside down, in front of face.
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. m. for
morning paper.
Minimum Charge, 20 Cents.
f
HELP WANTED-MALE.
WANTED-A BOY. APPLY MIS
soula Drug Co.
WANTh'D-MEN TO QUALIFY AS
salesmen, repair men and drivers:
thorough course, actual shop pracC
tice and driving; best equipped snap
In the west. Address M., Helena
Automobile School, 524 North Main =
street. Helena. Mont.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE. 5
GIRL TO TAKE ('ARE OP RAlY I'
and help with hqusework. 232 S.
Fixth street east.
WANTED-YOUNG LADIES TO EN
tir training in hospital. Address
Spokane General Hospital, Spokane.
LADY PIANO PLAYER, $60, BOARD
and room; waitresses, $30; girls for
housework, $25 and $30, and other -
help wanted at the Employment Bu
reau, 212 Higgins.
VANTED-tIRLS FOR 3111tSICAI,
comedy company; no experienc
necessary; height about five feel, six -
inches; weight thout 125. Wire I
Family Theater, Helena, Mont. -
HELP WANTED.
GOVERNMENT JOBS, $90 MONTH:
list free. Franklin Institute, Dept.
212 J, Rochester, N. Y.
MAN AND WIFE FOR DAIRY
ranch; man must be good minker and
understand ranching; references re
quired. Dairy, Slissoulian.
I'D LIKE TO SEE
All my old friends at the Tip Top
restaurant, which I have just pur
chased and which I will conduct so
as to make it popular.
CLAUDE C. FELTS.
SALESMEN WANTED
SALE MAN WANTED - A BUil
ness worth while and an opportun
ity to build a business of yeor own;
cash weekly. Address Capital City
Nursery Co.. Salem. Oregon.
SITUATION WANTED-MALE
SITUA'SIONS WANTED-ODD JOBS
for university students; 25c per
hour. Phone Bell 25.
SITUATIONS WANTED - FEMALE.
WANTED-DAY WORK. 146 WOOD
ford.
WOMAN WANTS DAY WORK OF
any kind. 234 East Cedar.
WANTED-WASHING TO TAKE
home; rough dry or ironed. Bell
phone 951.
WOMAN WOULD LIKE POSITION;
general housework. 225 East Sec
ond street.
YOUNG GIRL. WOt'L.D LIKE POSt
tion to care for children afternoons
and evenings. Phone 522 Bell.
WANTED-CURTAINS TO LAUN
der; satisfaction guaranteed. Call or
drop postal to 701 South First street.
WANTED-POSITION AS HOUSE
Ileeper by experienced lady with
young daughter; prefer a gentleman
of means, who can pay good wages.
0. K.. references. Address F. W.,
'MIssoultan.
AUCTIONEER.
K. 1'. KIRKHART, AUCTIONEER,
128 West Cedar. Residence phone
15$ Mack: office. 75 hlack.
DETECTIVE AGENCY.
IF YOU WANT A RELIABLE DE
tetlve with experience and refer
ences, address P. O. box 0684, city,
or private interview.
PIANO TUNING.
FOR SALE-CITY REAL ESTATE A
FOR SALE-TWO Lt ITS, SMALL.
house; good chicken house and yard,
$400. 1015 Cherry street. F
SIX - ROOM, MODERN HOUSE;
good cellar, cement walks, two lots;
south Missotua addition, near Hig
gins avenue, $2,500; easy terms; A
Wheeldon-Rossi Co. Bell phone 99.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.
STEAM HEAT. 404 ALDER. E
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT,
for Sale, Board and Room and other
cards at The Missoulian office. -
F
STRICTLY MODERN SUITES, $20.00
up. Penwell hotel, opposite Mil
waukee depot.
CHEERFUL FVITINISHED FRONT F
rooms, steam heat, cheap. Morton
I House, 320 North Higgins avenue.
na - -
n
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT
529 SOUTH FIFTHI WEST.
FURNISHED. 414 WEST CEDAR. C
MODERN: GAS. 404 E. SPRUCE.
DOWNSTAIRF. 147 S. FIFTH W.
FURNTSITED; GAS. 503 E. FRONT.
DOWNSTAIRS: GAS. 211 WEST
r 9pruce.
ROZALE APARTMENTS, FURNISH
ed or unfurnished. Phone 718 black
or 228 red.
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
e FOUR-ROOM BUNGALOW. 313 Blk.
A GOOD HOUSE FOR RENT. CALL
138 red.
. HOUSE, SIX ROOMS AND BATH. E.
t. Front street. Bell 188 black.
- DWELLING OR FLATS. APPLY
y Get. L. Steinbrenner. 473 black.
TITE BOLAND-FIVE-ROOM MOD
ern flats: best in the city. Wheel
don-Rossi Co.
FIVE ROOMS PARTLY MODERN;
six rooms modern: on car line. In
quire F. I.., Missoulian.
FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT. -
PMAI.T. HOt(JlSE. 126 N. SECOND E.
p FOUR-ROOM MODERN HOUSE.
a. 941 red.
19' THiI N ROOMS: WATER AND
light in house. 825 East Cedar.
NICEIL V ITRNISIIED FIVE-ROOM
bungalow. Inquire 433 South Third.
er FOR RENT-RANCHES.
WANTED TENANT FOR GOOD
.E. ranth, partly stocked and equipped,
- near Missoula. Give experience and
D- reference. Address ranch, Missou
lian.
lF FoR RENT-15, ACRES TWO MILES
from Missoula; 10 acres apples, cher
ries and plums; five acres alfalfa
(E and garden: implements with place.
ell WV., Missoulian.
- FIRE INSURANCE.
N:
)c- FOR FIRE, ACCIDENT AND
health insurance, surety bond, bur
- glar insurance, see A. K. Andersen,
0- 112 East Ceder street. city. Strong
ns and reliable companies.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
or WILL LADY WHIO WANTS LOAN
'et. on piano address M. S.
i 1, LOST AND FOUND.
an -
es. LOST-GARNET PIN, THREE-LEAF
V., clover setting; Monday. Return to
M issoulian.
LOST-GOLD BRACELET, INITIAL
"J," engraved "From Mama, Dec. 25,
,R, 1913." Return to Suite 3, 202 South
ne Third west and receive reward.
MUSIC TEACHER.
- LIMITED NUMBER OF PUPILS FOR
)EI mandolin. Bell 165 black.
er- _-
ity, STORAGE.
G GENERAL STORAGE * EVERY
thing on earth; expert packing and
- crating. J. W. Reely, 724 West
), Cedar; bgtb phonueg,
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUk `
NEW HITCHCOCK EABY WALKER.
Call 944.
FOR SALE-CHOICE ALFALFA HAY.
Phone 212.
GRAIN FED PORK, 10c DELIVERED.
Bell phone 229.
TEAM OF MULES. J. R. LACAFF,
Florence, Mont.'
GOOD WOOD CHEAP. DE JAR
nette; 8412 orange.
TWO THREE-YEAR-OLD COWS,
fresh. Bell 8581 red.
POSTOFFICE EQUIPMENT; GREAT
bargain. Reely's Storage.
REGISTERED BERKSHIRE BOARS.
Howland Bros., Lolo, Mont. st
YOUNG THOROUGHBRED JERSEY
bull. Inquire Union market. 0
OLD PAPERS FOR SALE AT MIS- t
soulian office; 20c a hundred. ti
FRESH MILK COW, L. L. KITItL.
Bell 8541 red. Orchard Homes. Iq
ONE 36¢-INCH WAGON, ONE 4-INCH a
wagon. Inquire Frank Stinger.
DRY SLABS, $2.50 PER LOAD, 1
Missoula Wood Yard: phone 458.
WHITE AND BARRED HOCK it
chickens for sale. 131 Orange St. ti
SECOND-HAND SINGER SEWING
machines; $5 and up. Hoyt-Dick- k
inson Piano Co.
ALL KINDS OF ROUGH AND p
dressed lumber at Hayes spur.
Baird & Harper. r
3. STOCK HOGS AND YOtUNi PilaS
A few pure-bred Durie sows; one-!
half mile cast of Florence. E. J. Ie
Baron. '
ALL KINDS GROt'ND FEE!). HAY
and grain; ground wheat and oats,
$1.35 cwt. Phone Hell 112u; call 914
Toole.
FAMILY DRIVING TIOR1i?: VEIRY -
- gentle: also harness and two-oalted
buggy; bargain. Call or write 538 u
North Fourth.
AT A BARGAIN, NINE PAIRS 1.00
9 ging sleds, seven pairs logging
trucks. Duncan Dingwall, Drum- A
A
EDGINGS FOR FEET., $1.00 FOR A A
two-horse load; 50c for a one-horse A
F, load. Call at Baird & Harper's I
at mill; phone 7764 black.
- FURNITURE, NEW AND SECOND- A
)0 hand: I pay highest prices for sec- A
I- and-hand household goods. Hans I
Jensen, 125 W. Main; 819 B; mnd. 1754 I
T FOR SALE - CASH REGISTERS, I
in sales, show cases, scales, typewrit
ers and store fixtures: both new
and second-handed. Missoula office
and salesroom, 112 West Spruce St.
FOR SALE-RANCHES.
ORCHARD WITH HOUSE, 1600 I
block; car line two blocks. T. W.,
Slissoulian.
WANTED-TO FELL Olt TRADE' 40 1
S ac-res orchard land, 30 miles east of I
Wenatchee, Wash., two and one-half
miles from Great Northern railroad;
iprice $4,000. Apply W. D. Cursis,
128 Higgins avenue; P. O. box 1.3.
ek HIDES AND JUNK.
- WESTERN HIDE AND JUNK CO.
pays the highest prices for hides. I
furs and junk. 511-27 West Main I
Ik street. Ind. 1710; Bell 1068.
A, FOR SALE-POULTRY.
CHOICE R. I. RED) COCKERELS.
E. Chas. E. Lucas; Bell 7412.
- THOROITHIIHRED WHITE ORPING
.Y ton and Barred Plymouth Rock
breeding cockerels; 970 red.
D- CHOICE BARRED ROCK AND BITFFJ
ei- Orpington breeding and exhibition
cockerels, $3 ip. IT. Tripp, 785 blk
N;
WOOD SAWING.
FOR STRATTON'S WOODSAW
leave orders at Bonner's groc. Bell 114
I FOR PROMPT WOOD SAWING,
E. Missoula Wood Yard: phone 458.
VACUUM CLEANER FOR RENT.
VD ELh2CTRIC CLEANERS, $1.00 PER
day. Duntley pneumatic cleaners
for sale; carpets cleaned. Phone
)M 692 red.
rd.
=CARPET WEAVING.
-CARPET WEAVING; ALSO INCIRAIN
?tD rugs. Naats, 1018 Cooper street;
ed, shone 2252 Ind.
tnid--~- - - -
u-BONDS.
-- BONDS-WE WRITE BONDS. TRY
ES us. R. M Cobban Realt3 Co.
icea MONEY TO LOAN.
WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN. TAY
lor & Pearson.
FOUtRl HUtNI)H-:t DOiLLAIOS ON
or- real estali- security. Box 87, H. F. D.
en, No. 1 City.
DRESSMAKING.
BY DAY. 222 EAST CEDAR.
AN EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
EMP. BUREAU, 212 HIIIGINS. Phones
-- BRAAE'S WESTERN EMPLOYMENT
AF office. 1ell 751. Reliable help
to furnished on short notice.
- THE WESTERN EMPLOYMENT
AL office. 128 Higgins avenue; phones,
25, Dell 229, Ind. 1609. A. A. Shafer,
uth Mgr.; W. D. Cursey, chief clerk.
Phone your wants at our expense.
P. 0. box 153.
TO -TRADL.
WIIAT HAVE YOU TO TRADE FORl
a liractically new single seateil hug
gy? Aditress Wi. B., Missoulian.
IT- ONE-TON AUTO TRUCK FOR FORD
and car; Iin good condition; late model.
'out 111 RaIlroad street; Grand PacrIfc
Sbg1Iid, a- -
MARKET SURVIVES
PRESIDENTI'S
MESSAGE
READING OF THE DOCUMENT frt
DOESN'T HAVE A PARTICLE su
OF EFFECT IN STREET. 92
10
New York, Jan. 20.-President Wil
Son's recommendations to congress
regarding anti-trust legislation were
of little effect on the stocK 'narket.
For several days previously specula- I:
iion was curtailed and traders marked
tinoe pending publication of the mes
sage. It was assumed that the mes
sag i would have an important part in
shaping speculative sentiment, but the
Sitin of the market was disappoint
ing to those who looked for anit im
mtiiiiate rslspiinse. After the message
ippuared the market moved in the Et
same irregular way as during the
previous portion of the session, e ,s
ing kith stall gains for represetnta
tive sticks.
The apathetic altitude of the mar
ket probably was due to the fact that
the message contained no important ce
feaui ire for which the street was tint ci
prepared, at
Heading again reflected persistent nit
realizing such as has blen in progress f
for several clays. i'anadian Pacific ai
otas affected by European selling and le'
for a time showed a loss of more that iI
2 points. Patroletm shares, particu- it
arty Mexican, were strong.
Itonds were firm. Government,
tmtnicipal and somtn second and third
grade mortgages were conspicuouslt
strong. Total sales, par value, $3,- It
2_:0,000 (0
Panama Is registered advanced % I
ati call.
New York Closing Stocks.
Amalgamated Copper ......... . 75.1
American Beet Sugar ............ 2612 s
American Car & foundry . . 471 11
Americin Locomotive ............ 357,
Amer. Smelting & Ref'ng ... S. 'I
American Sugar Refining . 1. 5 i.
TAmerican Tel. & it. 1'1
American Tobacco 243
Anacondai Mining t...... 3545
Atchison .. ......................97% I3
lBaltimore & Ohio. .. ............l.
lleihlehetn Steel .... 36.. . . it
ilriioklyin Iapid Trlnisitt. 6935
tanadian Pacific ........
Chesapeake & Ohio. .............. 65
C hicago Great Western. .. 13 I
Chicago, Alii. & St. Paul 103%3
C'hicago & Northl Western.. 13
('oloradn fuel ,l' Iron ........ .391.
Decnver & Rio rttand. 17
SE rie .. . . . .. . .... . . . 30 1"
General Electric ...146
(treat Northern f ... ...........1"2 t
Great Northern (ire (tfs....... 37%
lllinois Central 1131
tliterhortoi igh- . .1 . 5
Inter Ilarv"estor .. ....11715
Lehigh Valle}' 154 t
Missouri Pacific 281
National t .ad . 47t/,
New fork I entral 93%
North American 7114&
Northern Itii' ' 11: 1 '
P'ennsylv'a ui 1131;'
Pullman I'l aP e a ar. 154',x
Reading 11193%
Republic Iron & Steel 24
Itock, Island C014x1",
Soutliern I'sific 44'
b'outhern Ituilwcay
Tennessee (upe. 34.11
'lni'ot ' :n sa it' 152
United Skit., Steel . . ..f3 1i
Ptah ('upper
Wabash 111
Western Paton .... 11
tWestinghoulse" Electri . 68 S1;
New Mayen 76
Total sales fir the day, 357,6100
shares.
Boston Closing Mining.
Allotez 36%
Amalgamated tplper . 72%
Am n Zinc Lead t& Smtn 193
-Arizona ('oninwrciai 41.
('alumet X Arizona.. Ill1:
CaOlumet ,l' lveela .425
I ('enteln' l.i I 11
y ('upper Stange ('on. ('n 391y
e East Hutte t'op Mine 12i
Franklint
(;riantiy t' (' idated tl
tireeno ('ananea . _31
- bItt' tItayilli (t'iipter) 21
ls1rr Latin 4 1
La Salle ('tp ltt4r
Mitimi t'otttsr i3t'
Mthttli4uk
Nttvtda t 'tnsttiidated I... 7'
-. Ntrlth lltttti'%
North Laki'.........
- (stei Ia .. . . .7i
-Shannon . .. R
"7Superior ... . . 27 t
SSutperictr & lii ititn Mitt U
Tamuirtck :11
IT. S. Smt. Hif. & Mmn 41¼
t'. S.Snm. Rhf. & Mitt. pftl 47½
- Ut'th 1 'insiiliidattd......... ..97
Ut'lhl lotpe r l'.... 225%
Winona ............ :
W~olverine . . . . 47
eGrain and Provisions.
r ' hicagi. Jin. 20.-Bearlslt trospects
p for the winttr i'rot hin it'e nittit'
Stattes mitre titan counter- ialant-t't itt
-the wheat mtarket totlav tt t'ffttrt tit
Tlift prices liecattse of untisutliv ('0lIt
itahe int lat'k of snow priitectiitt
Sin westernt l'urtte.
D*1esptitt ant early htulge, (tie clttst
was steatly at lthe same its tat ttighit
HATTER.
It VELOUJR AND FELT HATS
e leanetd and hlocked. Isat lBox.
- FOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS.
I. PU1TE OF 'TWO FRONT OFFICII
Ic rooms in I5 & A. building. Apply
to a shade decline. Other speculative
articles all showed a net loss-corn,
%c to %v; oats, %c to 14c, and pro
visions, 7 c to 12%0.
In the corn crowd, belief that colder 0
weather, although tending to increase Ti
the demand for feed, would soon
start shelters again to work, led It
heavy selling.
tots had no independent aoin ii
Cash demand was said to he dicidediv
sluck, especially east.
Provisiois sagged piartly frout the T
weakness of the grain list and partly
from disappearance of any importien
support.
May wheat, opened, 92c; blgh.
92t,4t; low, 91"ke; close, al110. It
Mav corn, opened, tt'tl ; high. iN~ ., III
low. 6211,1; close, 62 ,4,.
May units. opened, 2itii,.
l ,9%c; low, 39te close. ";141 .
Minneapolis Wheat.
Minneapolis, ,tan, /11,- Winhsit" N,,.
hard, IItiI,; No. I noritiheIr it' S, ,
88%c; No. 2 ntirtheri, :r' I,
No. ., wheal. ý1%^r 4 "1c% , 1131 ;:.,
nJuly, \4te.
e Metal Market.
Neil 3:r111.a 21. t ippert hut a
Standard spot it, April, ottri.,I n(
$14.viil electral fiti , $14 dit t Il ,
$1t , tiotitil l ; i-lst rl ;, $14.21:: ,
Lead quiet, $4.11;.,,1 4 .10
Spelter I ile t, $2 210it , ^0
Women and Wet Feet.
.t Cold and wtet fret are a tiitng-r-usit
it u'ontilitatioi ispeci'.tillt to winii ii. iuti l
it congestr'I kidneys often result. niasi:
ache, urinary Irrigularities and ti1i4-u1
s mntte fevers ae not tillts tl resutilws
s Maley Kidney Pills restore the rconllbar
t' and normal act in, of khtwirs :111,1
d billabldor aunt relliole tth** (:111se of the
11 t , tlle. t'ut aii i t it nt to f. Iltlills
dytes. Missoula Drug g ('i-Adv.
'GUILTY OF "SHANGHAIING."
11,+1 t4a, . Summ, oin. °1 s. onths
4 i prisoitt ilt lt :1l, $u1, fin -l - w i+
the i1)tit,1 lty I111,mos d tldtt in t
V4 t titd SItates district cottit 1 n (111 lit I
old s hirle a i it i tt i . I ih4-i-ilrch,
shipping; Ini~st.os, cmnviktId laSt ht-i
day of -s lilglitiang The lnvn iiri
xfoutud guillty of 11.t111 mg t onpfully
shipped w-t lti-ytti r-o- lt i s t-iott t
h ini ihs, t Iat i thu ityt-ut l iin it I
inl thi s ptt t ttiit ithiIs itt- to Rio hu ii - -r
Tauhe was ni pit l :,1 l, t int- wil
beginl serving Iheir sometrn s (1111(,.
dbitel>'.
ANEFFELR, ('L. A. .1. i:lt was
iadly done up with 'iit i I tisltn and
sent for Foley Klin4,y Pi'lls whIich1 was
the only thing that, N ui l cirt hi1.
(e100. Putter of Pontiac. Mon., etas downs
on i Isac.k with kidney ait d fLidhel
trouble anl holey Kidney fills maud4
himt well tend able to w ork. It is :,
4Splendid t mefi etint and altays lsI
.ust Irv it. Missoula Corng ce Adv
Alias Summons.
In tv ii thi-l itt ouri t ( if till`'i I X trth
Judic rni ristri't of I,. Sas if t ion
2 tuna, t and fr r the r'ti 1\ t I rlis
ci s fula.
mJnse t tlron tes. r 1. 2tO t tift, \ itnn
( I. plpi nesh, 1faltisrnd tnt.
i The start of :1t titannt serd:: ;. \t i
to the aeoy. tn-Rosd defenloany.
Stag artd Alluto l Servic to be
° l mnplaiIt tw1 this notion, which Is
oncfiled a t ofice of 1,."hi il<t of ther
14 court, :1 copy ..I w Inch I. i . rw tt I
aerifd tpron yoes, atid wesI . Cu ;
y s '"r 1111 s. t"\ a copy there lIp~III,
plaintiffs a :1Ptirtn y wwt ite Kiontlyk
/,ays aftmer, e sR1a\i of tain. Sta
Srxlus ava ,ti at 1a. ut anti a rrve
cals of your 3illre to spp.r .
sw4,r, J11ldg inent will I,, taken tln :
y')1 by di l'attl, for (be" r,"lvle (Wll~tibled
'wIn the coinplaint.
The said acll'Il is brought01 I., of1.i
1- : decree dissolyhlg th4, bonds ~I o1 t
'x Tintonly .~staing bltetWO1i t1,. pi~lu0Ulf
land defendaInt, an11 is haled IIlmil till
(;round of till willfuil d4,sertim In f th"
plaintiff' fy ft,. d, fundatnt here-in s
1 will appearl more0 fatly III file co in111int
t;in this action, now "n I'l' anod o1'r
ortd In file office .,I th'' clerk oif Ilns
t, court1, 4111d to whichl l-.f. r.llr is lwl.-hy
II wade.
\\'itliess I\ h n Illy III r:.:i10 he s ll 01
said court. this _2 d du of th rto1bel
\ 1)., l913.
(St^aI) '1' 11, . I'. ('IIN 1, IN. tI' rlcr .
% by JAS. l1. 'I'nNLOtN, Iaeptly t'lerk.
"1, ,nc, L.. l'laniplwil, .1Itntorne for Il'inu -
i tlift', rooms ;1, 1 :111d 11 11 ;1 la a i 'a ter
;. soh blocs., Missoula, Alai~11.
1-14-_1.25 2-4
To Whom It May Concern,
12 atiI', is herebhy gil'an 11,1, II. \11s
t1, s hnla Aut1.11omo ile conspl t i~t , ill. II. t'ub
b- alln anag."" 1;1, 114,.11n :Issit-nal"1 to
Clayton 1": \\':11"., trust.., for III I rn'
fIll of crctditors, ll. 6;111. 1,1 h. ca
cr dt In t . x t, 1,1.,, ,S e . 1. e l:1 . t
SOCIETY DIRECTORY
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, MIS
SOULA COUNCIL NO. 1021-Meets in
Odd Fellows' hall, first and third
Thursday evenings of each zhonth.
F. C. IIUiLRONEY, Grand Knight.
D. W. FITZPATRICK, Fin. Sec.
MISSOtL.A LODGWE No.
13, A. F. & A. M.-- Itegular
mootings first and third
Tueadays it Ii asnici itonnple. MSo
journing brhrthren cordially invited.
II. C. .1, iIN5, N, W. 11.
I'. M'. Jt11Ili78, Secretary.
WESTI5EIIN SI N CHIIAI'TEIt NO. 11,
R. A. 11.-Merts first and third Fri
days of each inn th in M:isiute temple-.
TI'lll: l111)RI LENTZ. 1t. 1'.
4IitY ItalIlINSiiN, Sverot.,ry.
1.Alt111'NY .(l(i1' NO.
49, A . t & A. 31.-- ieets it
K. If '. hill, E. front street.
ItA. lar. itn.n\ nt, i Son'tsfirs.
nd thitr i 311 i d iy Spe
y' btl Ileetint}s every oth,"r
Mori.nd y ev, entn , l'i::tingr
ine ber9 aro Fl-,;:ill inv itii.
11 'I' , \1;1 1 I II, W . 11.
C1t.'. IIi. ANE.RY, ieerttary.
C, . E. S. PAU.LTA R'llWAY. I
N Eas. B ound1i firrt rind thrd
Thurtit.ay of each . o:1 fth in
\lasonti, temple. 3 hatuor on1
peelittly welrcome
11115. Tl' l:tI:N. KING, W . Ni.
SETI-:Wt Bound:LHH, \. 1.
111l15_ 1.111.\ 1. !?. 11El ll, Secrre tary I
T .ER 8.11111.\NI' 1 E ,'i \11 '
iT iAi ii, i ular m1:e0 in.s
seental and fouirth W\riedntsays'
of in . .h . .t. 1t 7 430 p. m., In
1asonicle ntiml,. \'iriting; tnembeors
eor"dially invited.
Il ,t.:E 1,. AllLLIF L, W . 11.
.NT111HEN IT'1RT Y. P I'.
W.TT Bo 3 nd . Scretanry
M I5 l I, A it No. :l:'. 4. 1). L:.!
--Meets fitst anod thin) Tu'esdwys ,ii
each1 month it S8 lt it . tn., at I.agles'
hall, West Blann.
rrv W. iEiLY, 4:r'hlift.
.1 \5. A. 41 ,\a1:1i. , u e1 ret:2r1 .
Lou dlenA LB
O I' 114)(1 h.,
r- 4leets i1 t
& 'thl hrs |
nan nth alte
1) Ilit "t
ha ll.
' .t'AtNKt Ilit, StiNr
Ii. K131.A 1:.1KEY Se erl try.
RAILWAY TIMETABLES'
C., M. & ST. PAUL RAILWAY.
t lymph in .... . East Bo n. ... 7:03 n. nt
t' ýalumbiani l,:.S p. In.
West Bound
t)vnl m tin . . ... ..11:0)) p. n.
(' olu m bian .. ... . . ..,. 1:40 1). tit
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY
West Bound East Bound
No. 1 .10: 4w p lit. IN,' 2 . ' E i 1 p. in
Ni'. 3 ..12: "0 p. mn.INo, 4 - 7.21) it. mn
N, 5 1" 1 1 4 a. lin iNo. ai 10 41 It. to.
N o. 41 .. 8:20 it. :n.N '. 4:; .. .35 it. tit
Bitter Root Branch
Arrive 821 it. n.t. will 4:20 It. mn.
leave--x:40 a in. ntal 3:2s p. nu.
Coeur d'Alene Branch
Arrive .--4:15i p. mn. I,1. v'o 11 35; i. Int
Butte Locals
Arrive- 11:ls a. tit. man 10 1t1 p nt.
L,-a, -8:41 t. it In amu 4:30 p, tn.
i TI'\1 It' A-I).1Y 1I'lASSIMIGI);t W ANTr
Ala4 1HHINr,\,1 Y ti l p inew ltIC:ailyg
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
CITY HOTELS.
MISSOULA HOTEL.
James A. Walsh, Mgr.
RH 'n11 1l"Ird find nle ly I'llrntis ed,
St ona linut. 0104t4i4 tIght, t1l0
li144n4 iII all ,444ui , tilt a44d 41 l 1
running wat4r. It 'nis 11v the wilk
or montli at reduced rulN.
ATLANTIC HOTEL
A. JACOBSON, Prop.
11444' 44144 .ti44l 4444'\ 414444 ed
44on4 h4444, il .ctijc liht . 'l V -
litilM II - 11 44444 'l' . I1 ,444n444 II
HOW TO BUY.
Th' wi.'feo tra'4t 1 til knowledge of
11n4k4 1110 44 414iint'o 4 paclly to
earn 1umniy for 11e h'iini-making
exp144ti4se really w144VII w0le.
Two Good
Ranches
: 'r "s+" 10 wa.s in rittiv inu ntt iundir ditch, 20 acr's tore can
be lti% .11 ; n 1 I1 S-r Hilo houso; Iarn 21x10 ail wate r right; good
loation: th e milt s iron: lawn an l railrym l; Ilir. $5,500
411 awros hetw n:r Stiensvillc tal tor~allis in the heart of the
Hitler Ito.I c ~va oast sh~lj" of river: g 1 ,,il, F ,I \tutor right, good
cnm ~n"I blot It~n1 "" tools ul tic hin:r) :brice $4,150.
Taylor 0 Pearson
B. & A. Building
WESTERN MONTANA
NATIONAL BANK
Missoula, Montana
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
CAPITAL ............................. $200,000
SURPLUS FUND ...........»... 50,000
G. A. W OLF ........................President
JOHN C. IIFOU.....Vice President
J. If. T. Ityman ...................Cashier
Directors
John (. Morony, M. A. Flake, G.
A. Wolf. John 11. Lehsou, F. H.
Woody, J. Ht. T. Ryman.
A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
SCANDINAVIAN
AMERICAN
STATE BANK
Missoula, Montana.
United States Depository for
Postal Savings Fund.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL
BANKING BUSINESS
Travelers chieks, 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.
MISSOULA TRUST AND
SAVINGS BANK
Missoula, Montana
Capital .. ..... ........... $200,000
Surplus and Profits .. . 50,000
Officers
.1. M. K EIT1. . .... President
{ .I. 0tl l1 :1 . Vice President
A. It. .JAtt)l ... ..........Cashier
Directors
1I. 11. Keith, . H.1. Coffee, J. R. Daily.
t. '.11 tillough. 1i. Paul (Ireen
ogi, A. lt. Ja. Kenneth floss.
We pay 3 per cent per annum on
Savings Deposits.
Missoula Humane Society
Officers
If you htre n case which calls for
their u ntion, notify one of the
Mrs. W. J. Steel, president, 606
West line street.
Mrs. .J. C. Alnerson, first vice
president, hell phone 1131.
Mrs , Irank li ckwithi, second vice
tresidcnt, 11.11 phone 894 red.
Mrs. 1. A. 1Vih.ldon, secretary,
I.,ll ph ai at2 red.
Irsa William Phillips, treasurer,
ltlainI stre t.
Mrs. T. II. Wnado, field secretary,
hell phtte 717.
AUTO STAGE
RAVALLI TO POLSON
Stevens- Iary'e 7- taasenger touring
Car Making Daily Trips.
.101 R HlaIiTS, Prop.
Meets 41 weattound and 42 east
bound.
Careful Drivers.
R. G. HUtJLL
Auto Service
Ravahli, Mont.
itoly tritne areos the reservation.
Ir I I class cervie. ('areful drivers,
CHANCES
are 1,3:i,2 11 to I that the sun will
rise on the maorrow., 11d I to 112
tint 0 on u at It will not live to be
:It; a ' 'f 1 1 1
°ETTITT, NEWLON & GAGE
AGENTS
Northwestern Mutual Life Ins. Co.
of Milwaukee.
RUBBER STAMPS.
'Thia offiWe in prepared t, make
nitl ktind or rubber stamps on short
noth a at rl'oi aita le prices.
STORAGE.
fleely's Storage; everything on
earth. Exsat aitt lng and crating.
7:14 W. ( edar tit. Month phones.
ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS.
Il rr oh.' io creame; wholesale,
retail; iv ' oo nit paritles a epe
lsallty. I t IIiggilas. M0uth phones.

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