Milk River Valley news. [volume], June 08, 1904, Image 5

About Milk River Valley news. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1904-1908

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CHUBCH DIHECTOBY.
** PRESBYTERIAN.
A. H. Mobuibon, Pastor.
Mornitig Services at 11X>J a. m.
tirawing Service* at B^o p. m.
Bunday Bchoot at. „ 12s00
Voting People*’ Meeting at 7:00 p. m:
, Choir Practice Thursday 8.00 p. m.
Ladiett'Aid Thursday »4.. . 2dW p. nu
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8L Margarefc’h Episcopal Mission, R. 8. String
fellow, Missioner, meetH in Odd Follows’ H dl
second Sunday in each month. Holy Euchaiist.
H.Wa.m. Evening, 7:30 p. m.
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
Ike Neibauer of Dodson was here Mon
day.
George Cowan spent Friday in Chi
nook on business.
W. D. Dodge, Ihe liveryman, was a
Saco visitor Monday.
Dr. A. P. Rooney was h Great Falls
visitor Friday and Saturday.
Parties deairing first class and artistic
printing should become patrons of the
News.
Mrs. J. E. Fox. who has been on the
sick list for sornu time, ie reported ae
convalescent.
The Best Beer in the city is Lorelei, a
Montana production, ar the Club Saloon.
Try it and be Qonvinced.
John Nordam, the gonial mixologist, of
the New Englund hotel, was h Chinook
visitor last week for a few days.
Harry Bridget, Dudley Jones and
Clarence Brockw«y, all nf Dodson, were
here last Saturday on hind business.
Dr. J. L. Dickson, the Chinook dentist,
will visit Harlem Monday of each w« k
prepared to do all kinds of uenta! work.
Teeth extracted EZ. Wait for him
J. F. Ohamberluiu of Landusky was
in Harlem for a few days last week look
ing after his business interests. Lie is
the gani al proprietor of the Landusky
stage line and reports things as flourish
ing in hie vicinity.
Hamilton Lee of Dodson was in Hie
city Saturday, ani while here proved up
on his claim before United Slates Com
missioner T. M. Everett. Mr. L«o re
ports that the blue joint hey in Li- vi
oinity is growing rapidly, and that the
acreage this year wilybe larger than thar.
of last year, and that Qb? rnrrmndi; g
country is generally pr-s.'^.-nuH.
/Lid News is in receipt an invite
tion from the M aoh Commission of
the Louisiana Pmcba e Exposition to
attend the dedi Hon of the Montana
state building the World’s Fair
grounds in St. Lmis, oi. I uesd-.. oi«r
noon, June 14 • d . li.»nIi.»n of i|.h
magnificent buikhnc u*j L. honored by
a large number f .. aus. but » o
account of othe m -os :he editor
of The News ui «• ( recent, hence
our i egrets. -v
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Mrs. Wynne Cooper and children were
in town Monday. '
Dr. J. T. Dickson and wife of Chinook
were in the city Monday.
R. Churchill of Culbertson has arrived
in the city and will shortly open up a
first-class saloon in the new Willeta’
building. He expects his bar fixtures in
a few days.
A great need in Harlem today is the
building of some new houses—a number
of them, indeed—judging from the pres
ent demand. There is a good chance for
practical men, experienced in building,
to invest their surplus money.
The stockholders of the News Pub
lishing company will hold their annual
meeting next Saturday evening at the
News office at 7 p. m., for the purpose of
electing directors for the year and trans
acting such other business as will come
before them at that time.
The citizens of Billings are determined
to run down the miscreant who, within
the past few weeks, has been responsible
for the poisoning of more than a score
of dogs. A subscription paper was
started Wednesday, and within a short
time $165 bad been subscribed toward a
reward for the apprehension of the dog
poisoner. It is proposod to raise the re
ward to SSOO.
Some complaint has been made con
cerning the Harlem weather, but it ap
pears that the conditions prevailing
here bay© been first-class compared with
those in the East. A gentleman who ar
rived here from New York two or three
days ago states that he had to wear an
overcoat in Buffalo before starting. He
says that the first snow fell in that lo
cality on the day before Thanksgiving
and tho last on the 15th of May. Crops
are very poor through New York and
Michigan ana do not begin to look good
until one reaches Illinois coming west
ward.
Tbecourts of Grout Falls have a quaint
idea of jus* lev. the other day a man
uppeuod before a jungt chuiged with
invading a • biekeu house, and there de-
I liberally sin king thirteen eggs which
i Hi for a d» z n dr»'s been in pruee** of
batching. '1 h« proof againct the man
was conclusive. And yet the judge dis
| charged the printer with the under
^t.G dii.g that be le.»ve the. city. Should
a man go unpunished who has been
! found guilty of sucking thirteen half
! batched eggs? Are such unsafe charac
ters to be permitted to roam the country
pillaging the chicken houses of this fair
land and threatening the very existence
l of the poultry industry? A man with
an * pp» tit.‘ that craves partially inou*
hated chickens is a menace to society.
How the Grep’ Falls culprit escaped a
long term in jail is past comprehension.
I m y he h • ! ■ d a high social position,
and Lad h pull.
A large number of sheep ahearera arct
dow in town.
Annual Stockholders fleeting.
There will be a meeting of th® irtockholdera of
the New Harlem Irrigation company. June 7,
1904, at 8 o clock p. m. at the ©nice of T. M.
Everett, for thf purpose of electing directors and.
transacting such other bum Does as Bay come up
at that time. c. H. BARTON,
PwHidcnt.
Unclaimed Letters.
Mrs. M. Fitzpatrick. Miss Grace Kea
mala, C. W. Murray, C. S. Boegers, O. V.
Vasson (2), W. 0. Vol turn,
C. H. Barton.
Harlem, Mont, June 1, 1904.
BLACKSMITHING-
On Credit.
LUMBER-
For Cash Only!
R.H. MCGINNESS^° g ~^
Drugs, Patent Medicines, Toiiet Soaps, Per
fumery, Cloth. Hair and Tooth Brushes, Fea
ther Dusters, Stationery, Tobaccos, Cigars,
Bsiuff, Etc.
Physicians Prescriptions*
Carefully Compounded.*
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. TRAETON, Phesident GEO. RAMSEY, Vice Phesiuent I
I ELIJAH SMI TH, Cashier £
The First State, Bank I
MALTA, - - MONTANA ■
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I vault for the storage and safekeeping of documents of all kinds at a rental
of Five Dollars per annum.
A Savings Department in which r.ums of One Dollar and upwards can H
be deposited, drawing interest at five per c«nt per annum, compounded H
semi-annually. Write us for further information. tj
We carry burglar insurance against any loss that might occur from a B
daylight holdup or.robbery at night. B
ja| We solicit your business and will give it our very beet attention.
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SATURDAY
We will give you with every
Cash purchase for One Dollar or
more
OBW PUT FAMILY PAINT
ANY COLOR
Now is your chance to
■ PAINT UP YOUR OLD PD»E
IT ABLER CAMP, NO. 6537. m. W A. meet*
J* U V° ° F ll,dl *h« S«OTd »nd
Fourth Fndap In each month
Visiting Nel«hbor« always welome.
E. V. OBAYBEAL l ui/' 11 ^' V °'
Sale of Delinquent Stock.
'‘niTOao* *° th. bydaw, and ron.tilution of tho
New Harlem Irrigation vomifany, the following
*tock which has become <b lm, ^ent on the aiw**-
m<it levied by the Paine company on May 16
1001, Him never been paid and *aid stock will b®
sold at public auction on Juno 18. 1904. at 2
o’clockp. m. in front us the store of C. H. Bar
ton to the highest bidder fur ca*h in liand:
lOUsharea. of the par valm* of |i i>er share, la
sued to E E. .Mclntosh. Chinook. Montana,
upon which tiie said nss t-mont amount* to $1.26
and which la unpaid. C H. BARTON,
J. A. HATCH, Secretary. President.
TH^ ONLY
EASTERN BEER
in town is at the
NEW ENGLAND SALOON
^“Quarts or Pints.-^T
See that,Schlitz is on every bottle.
<J. HART.
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MRS. N. COONS, Propri' r
MEALS AT ALL HOURS "
northside. HARLEM -MONT.
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Stepuen Carver, President. E. S. b»Ki:r, Vice President
Chah. E. Owens, Cashier.
First National Bank,
ghinook, Montana-
Paid Up Capital Slock, $60,000.
This bank is insured by the Aetna Indemnity Co . ur d^ill be reimbursed for losa
by burglary or hold-up. We offer to depositors, Absolute security, prompt
and careful attention and the most liberal treatment consistent
with safe and profitable banking. Issue drafts on all prin
cipal cities of the world pay interest on
time deposits.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. OORREBPONDENOE
SOLICITED.
THE HARLEM.
MEAT MARKET
GUS SWANBERG, Prop.
FRESH AND SAL 1- MEATS,
GAME& FISH INSEASON
FRUIT AND:-: VEGETABLES.
Shop opposite School house.
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JTI House Painting Time |
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labors.
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tire you to apply it; the girls f’]
can put it on. Made in 24 (f t i
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year on your cupboards, >SlEi|
pantry shelves, base boards, 1/I
etc., and you’ll have less ft J, j
work next year. KA > 3“
Get color cards — they
tell more about Family k.
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