The Ekalaka eagle. [volume], September 16, 1910, Image 4

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

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The Ekalaka
0. A. Dahl, Editor-Publisher
Subscription Price, $2.00 Per Year
In Advance
Entered as aecom'.-class matter. January 1, 19(13
fit the Post-office at Ekalaka. Montana., under the
Act of March 3. 1S79.
Published Every Friday.
Advertising rates made known uuon application
NEWS ITEMS
IN TOWN
Dick Selway of Alzada was a
business caller in town Tuesday.
S. W. Davidson of Baker was
a business caller in town Monday.
W. A. Weber was a business
caller in town Saturday from Box
Eider.
Dave Tate the liveryman of
Miles City was a visitor in town
Jast week.
Mrs. Libby Weaver returned
last week from Baker where she
was on a visit.
H. L. Ts 1 ash lest Tuesday foi
Baker after a supply of lumber
for his ranch.
General Sweeney and John
Mj'Narie of Box Elder were in
town Wednesday.
Lost—Somewhere in Ekalaka,
one ladies belt and belt pin. Find
er leave at this office.
The Ekalaka Pool started on
it. s fall roundup of beef cattle
Tuesday of this week.
James Maliough returned Sat-J
u relay from Baker with a four,
horse load of oats for his barn, j
County attorney Sharpless |
Walker was in town from Miles]
( ity last Friday on legal business. !
The delegates to the republi-1
can county convention returned
Tuesday and Wednesday from j
Milss City. j
Carl and Nim S.ni th have re-;
t urned from their trip to Chicago
where they went with a ship-;
mc-nt of cattle.
John Oliver and A. W. Lucas
left Saturday afternoon for Miles!
City to attend the republican'
county convention. I
The band boys accompanied by |
Cory's orchestra left yesterday!
for Camp Crook. They will re
turn Sunday evening.
Among those who left Friday
to attend the county convention
at Miles were:- C. D. Newbary,
H. N. Sykes, Geo. Crosby and
T. J. Martin.
The U. S. land office is now
excepting filings on all lands in
this territory the settlers reserv
ing the coal, if there is any, to
the government.
John G. Allee returned to the
county seat Saturday morning
having completed his work here!
on behalf of several complaints)
in the N. P. contest cases.
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Lost -Between the Medicine
rocks ami Ekalaka on the B uk
er road, one trunK with a small
.-rip inside. Finder please no
tify this office.
Frank Kovitz and a party of
"friends and relatives arrived thi:
week from Mellette, S. D. wit 1 ; ! p
their household goods. They
have taken up claims west of
town.
For Sale—Some yearling bucks
Cots weil and Delane grades.
Prices to s uit purchaser. Can be
seen at my ranch 25 miles north
east of town on Lame Jones.
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/=> corsets made are those bearing the trade
mark name ROYAL WORCESTER. This
has been so for nearly fifty years.
No other feminine garment is
mo re essential than the correct corset,
for the corset is the base—the start
ing point of all fashionable, perfect fitting
gowns. ROYAL WORCESTER are _
correct from every viewpoint—stylish, comfort
able, hygienic.
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live stocd for sale.
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An Up-Lc-data Cafe ia Ccrnecüen. The Best cf Service.
Give Us A Visit.
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Special Meeting of Fire Department Today. AH'
Members Should Attend. Important Business.
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I.epcrtof the r«,ndiUr;n ;.f thr EKALAKA COMMERCIAL STATE BANK
iaKd m I ho ,tato ..-t nupu ;.L the cl.we ot lu. .ScvumLcr ly
hksourcks
Loans and Discounts -
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured
Bonds and Warrants
Casn reserve in Bank, vix
Specie
Currency
Due from banks and bankers. .
Checks and other cash items
Other Liabilities
1. It'2.91
180.25
'.403.04
50.00
S, 311.29
1.051,90
Total
Liabilities
Capital Stock paid in
Individual d<-i">sits subject to check
Demant certificates of deposit
Time certificates of deposit
Bills payable
Liabilities other than those above stated
39.fi4R.C8
210.10
1,;.S5.U1
20.000.C0
41.34S.39
9,000.0(1
•17.95
Total.
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State of Montana, County op Citsteu, r.«:
iv,o» ,!' J 9 IIN OUVEK, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swc-ir
that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief '
... ... JOHN OLIVER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Sth day of Sept., 1910.
.„ , T , t AMOS LAMBERT
Notary Public
CoRRKrT-Attest:
H. K. SYKES
SEPTON CAD Y
Directors.
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ROUGH LUMBER
If you are in need of any rough lumber call at the mill
and iet us fili your order. Flerty of materia! en hand.
A large sleek of planed lumber cn hand
RICHARD'S SAWMIi
D. T. RICHARDS, Prop,
Miii located 7 miles east of town.
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