The Ekalaka eagle. [volume], May 14, 1909, Image 4

About The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920

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Entered as second-class matter, January 1, 190!)
at tJ:e Post-office at Ekalaka, Montana., under the
Act of March 3, 1879.
Published Every Friday.
Advertising rates made known upon application.
LOCALS.
Town folks were treated to
an exhibition of good broncho
busting- Sunday by Jim Parks
and Ed. Flasted.
The Box Elder Individual Dip
pine Tank Co. will meet in town
tomorrow. All members are re*
quested to be present.
H. F. Lee, assistant cashier of
the First National Bank of Miles
City was taking a short vacation
in this country last week.
I have just installed a bath tub
in connection with my barber
shop. Call in and see me. Baths
-> cents.—Conrad Myhre.
Editor McKinley of the Terry
Tribune reports the arrival of ai
( ne baby girl at his home on 1
May 1st. Here's how! Bro.
Dr. Col vin returned Wednes- !
(lav from Eube Lambert's ranch 1
where he had been attending
Miss Nellie who at one time was
reported very low with pneu
monia.
We Buy and Sell Horses, Cattle and Sheep.
smay Horse Sate Co.
Hugh H. Hunter, Mgr.
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SALES DATES FOR 1909.
June 10 and 17. July 14 ar.d 15, August
11 and 15, September 11 and 12, October
9 and 10.
1 j Ismay is located 75 miles east of Miles City on the C. I
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5 1 ismay
Montana
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in the vicinity of Baker, Custer Co., Montana, there are 100,
• )»!(! acres of unoccupied government land desirable for home
s' r-ading purposes. 1 f you are locking for a location WRITE us.
\v e make a specialty of handling
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Running Between
Baker and Ekalaka
Leaves Baker on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Leaves Ekalaka Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday'
Fares — Cr. c W ay ?,<!.(,0, Round Trip $7.00.
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The old as well as the young
folks had the opportunity of en
joying themselves at dancing
after the school program Friday
evening.
H. M. Ball returned to town
t'ni s week after spending a couple
of years visiting in other parts
of the country. He is now work
ing for Ole Flasted.
The use of the I.O.OF. hall by
schools last Friday night was
much appreciated and we wish
to here express our thanks for
same—The Teachers.
Several of the base ball fans
went out and finished cleaning
off the diamond Sunday. The
bail grounds will be a credit to
the town when completed.
Dr. J. P. Hedges returned
Monday from Camp Crook and
surrounding country where he
went on a business trip accom
panied by Hugh Runter of Ismay.
The Ladies Aid Society will
give their "experience social"
in the church this evening. All
are invited to attend. Coffee
cake will be served at 15 cents.
The trial of Richard Laswell,
better known as "Teepee Dick"
has been set for May 26th at
Miles City. "Teepee" is charged
with stealing a horse from Joe
Yale of this city.
Miss Lucy Markin left Satur
day for a month's visit with her
parents at West Bend, Iowa.
After taking this well deserved
vacation Miss Markin will return
to teach at the Bradshaw school
until the schools re-open here
in September when she will re
sume her good work here.
A. W. Lucas and wife drove
out to M. A. Shreve's ranch Sun
day accompanied by the Misses
Anna and Idella Olsen. Miss
Anna came to town seeking re
lief for a bad toothache.
XSX C33 (Ml 1 t"».w'-Lr.-7P Wfarmta-i nrr,
I NOTICES i
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Notice.
Town lots and land for sale.
Jacob Speelman.
Notice.
I will run a buck herd this
season.
C. C. Speiser.
For Sale.
One Stewart Sheep Sheering
Machine, wide and narrow fork.
Will sell reasonable. Inquire at
this office.
Notice.
I have some Rose Comb Brown
Leghorn eggs to sell. Price 50
cents for set of 13 eggs.
Curtis Shreve,
Boots, Mont.
Farmers Home Lodging House
Conducted by Mrs. Wesley
Thompson on Mormon St. Good
clean beds. Rates—Pernicrht 35
cents, per week $2.00 and per
month $5.00.
To Stockmen.
I will stand FolvilleTom, Eng
lish shire, weight 1800, seven
years old, has three white feet
and stripe in the face, at my
ranch on Snow Creek. Will take
a limited uumber of gentle mares
at $10.00 a leap.
G. M. Sweeney.
inap.
We have 400 good cows and
about 500 nice young hereford
cows that we are offering for sale
at a very low cost. We will have
a carload of registered bulls, all
two-year olds, fed all winter, and
in good shape, here by May 20th,
which we will despose of at a
reasonable price. Any persons
desiring to purchase any of this
stock can do so by calling at Doc
Latham's ranch, 2 miles north of
Camp Crook. We will sell these
cattle in lots to suit the purchas
I er, which means that you can buy
j one or them all. as we wish to
• ft'et them off our hands as soon as
I possible. Stockmen wishing to
i examine this bunch may do so at
j any time after May 20th.
Latham & Chuning,
Camp Crook, S. D.
Contractor.
AH Buildings'constructed from
the ground up. Estimates cheer
fully given. Headquarters at
this office.
Emil Wehrkampe
! Pure Bred
I Perchoa Stallions
I
! Twenty splendid Pure Bred
; Perchon two - year - old stallions
j will be sold at Miles City, on
May 25th, the second day of the
A. B. Clarke Horse sale. The
; sale will take place in the fore
: noon and these splendid colts
will be so'd at the high dollar.
; Every one of them has a pedi
j gree showing that he is worthy
; of a place among the best bred
I horses in the world. Montana
I horse men should not miss this
: opportunity to get one of these
; colts which are all acclimated,
j Messrs Leitner & Green have
: stallions of the Pure Bred Per
! chon kind for sale at any time.
The guarantee going with these
horses absolutely protect buyers
from loss. And every contract
is gilt-edged.
Leitner Bros. & Green
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Miles City, Montana.
Ran^h on Powt'er River in Custer County.
Management By Men
, STRENGTH in any bank is determined by strong
resources, ample cash resents, suiv.cient capital, a
growing surplus and an honorable recoi d of service
to the people. It is vitally essential that the mon
who manage the bank of your choice be men of
character and experience in business; able and pos
sessed of good judgement. A bank with such men
behind it who really take an active part in the bank's
management, furnishes each depositor the best guar
anty. We invite your consideration of the manage
ment of this bank. ^
The Little Missouri Bank.
CAMP CROOK, SO. DAKOTA.
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Finest Line Cf
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
In Town.
-WHISKIES
Old Crow
Paul Jones
Royal Arma
Lexinprton
Guj'fc-eriheimer
I. W. Harper
and othera
—CIGARS -
l'en Davis
Flor De Ilumilton
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Port'» liico Do V.^-uras
TiiTany
Factory Smoke
and others.
We Are Agents For The Famous "BucNveiscr" Beer
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Rates, $1.50 Per Day. Regular RIeals, 35c
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