Milk River Valley news. [volume], July 13, 1904, Image 5

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

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CHUBOH DIBIOrOBY.
. PREBBYTERIAN.
A. H. Morkibom, Pastor.
Horning Services nt.... lt:OOa. in.
evening Sorvinos nt HHJQ p. in.
Sunday School at 12:00
Young Peoples’ Meeting at 7.00 p. m:
Choir Practice Thursday A H.OO p. m.
Ladice’ Aid Thursday at 2^o p. m.
fit. Margarets Episcopal Miaaion.il S. Htring
fellow, Mimiioner. meets in Odd Hallow*’ Hall
second Sunday in each month. Holy Eucharist
11:00 a. rn Evening aervice 7:30.
f 'local news" j
Mrs. W. M. Williams is visiting Mrs.
Bert Heath at Landnsky this week.
For Sale:—Ten pigs, nine weeks old;
$5 apiecf. Inquire of Harlem Mercan
tile Company.
For Sale—Two full lots on corner of
Second street and Bradley avenge, for
sale cheap for cash. Inquire at this
office.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. G. McGhnnn,
Tuesday, July 5, a son. Grant is con
sequently stepping high and handing out
the cigar*.
Henry Norton will leave Saturday for
his old home in Maine. He will go by
Dp'.nth and the great lakes and will be
gone for a couple of months.
Dr.^J. L. Dickson, the Chinook dentist,
vill visit Harlem Monday of each week
pre pared to do all kinds of dental work.
Teeth extracted EZ. Wait for him.
Beef, home made pork sau
sage, home made bologna, together with
‘home made corn beef nr. d homo ten
dercd lard at the City Meat Mark • of
s. H. Parker.
J. C. Elder and family and W. D.
Dodge and family will leave the last of
the week for the Little^ocky mountains
where they will camp for a week or two.
Dr.C. A. McNulty has returned to Har
lem and has opened an office in the New
England hotel. During his absence he
has taken a post graduate course in one
of the large medical schools of Chicago
and is now better fitted than ever to
look after the ills of the human race.
C. W Phelps, the blacksmith, has
recently made an application for employ
ment in the Indian Service and expects
soon to go to Shoshone, Wyo„ where he
will be stationed on the reservation there.
He expects to leave here about Aug. Ist
for that place. Mrs. Phelps and sons
vill remair. hero for seme time yet.
MSm Maude Richardson of Helena, ie
vimting relatives here at present.
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The summer solstice commenced
yesterday and daring last week the days
have been longer than at any lime of
the year. From now on they will com
mence gradually lo grow shorter as the
sun proceeds on its southward jourdey,
reaching ibeir shortest period abont the
21st of December, after which Old Sul
will start buck on his friendly visit to
the northern climes.
Hereatter no horses will be permitted
to cross into Canada by the authorities
there unless valued at SWI per head, and
the appriiism»6t will be made by
Oannek officials. Any horse not con
sidered worth 850 will bo refused ad
mission into the Dominion. The
object appears to ba to admit ouly
a high grade of horses, hoping thereby
to^ improve the standing of the animals
in the future.
B. T. Gladding, prominent citizen of
New York state and who is said to be a
manufacturer of fishing tackle and a
millionaire, and who is also well known
in this section of the state, was arrested
at Hamilton, Ravalli county, the other
day, on a charge of shooting deer out of
season. He brnyged about his exploit
and war taken into custody by Deputy
Gftmo Warden Arthur E. Higgins. Up
to the present bis trial has not come off
ns it is understood that he will put up a
vigorous fight.
Advices from Zortman to the effect
that John Dillard ie in that city have
been Tecened by Mrs. Dillard, says the
Glasgow, News. When Dillard look his
departure be left n letter of about ton
pages for his wife and repeated oyer and
over that he Was going in search of
work, as he did not wish to live in Glas
gow again. But it is said that be reached
Zortman the next evening after le iviug.
The girl’s name with whom Dillard is
infatuated in Bertie Self and sho 1. a
daughter of Dillard's etopfatbor and she '
was here to sea him the 2G'h of April, I
and immediately afterwards Dillard
went up there and remained a month,'
but came' Lome and promise ! to bo i
good. Tbie it seems was to get poses-1
eion of a bunch of horses which be had i
near here but this was frustrated by his :
wife. When he went this lust time he:
took a horse and saddle belonging to bis .
father and now refuses to answer bis
father's letters concerning the property, i
Mr. Dillard, Sr , is broken in health and
this is a Revere blow to him. He has the
respect and sympathy of every one here.
Mra Dillard, Jr., has been a resident of
this city for the past 12 years and has
the respect and friendship of every one.
It is her intention after making a visit
at Hinsdale to keep house for the old
gentleman on bis ranch.
GREAT
NORTHERN
HOTEL
MAX SKLOWER, Pbopbibtob
Best Appointed Hotel Between St.
Paul and the Coast
Headquarters for Traveling Men r.
RATES, $2.00 PER DAY- AND UP
First-class Sample Rooms and Bar
in Connection
MALTA, MONT.
BLA.CKSMITHING-
On Credit.
LUMBER-
For Cash Only!
A. i^llis.
R.H. MCGINN ESS
Drugs, Patent Medicines. Toilet boaps, Per
fumery, Cloth. Hair and T joth Brushes, Fea
ther Dusters, Stationery. Tobaccos, Cigars.
Snuff 1 Elc.
w u—mms v.s in m ■ ■—saeem in u- - ~ T ~ ■” * ' ataewim«Usi«»R*
Physicians Prescriptions*
Carefully Co.-npounded.
R. M. TRAFTON, President GEO. L. RAMSEY, Vice Presides r
• ELIJAH SMlTH,'Gutter
The First State Bank
MALTA, - - MONTANA
A Oeneral Banking Businoss Transxotad
■Safe Deposit Deposit Bixes in a ste-I !« contained inn fire-proof
vault for the storage and safe keeping of d'cnoeats of .ill kinds at u rental
of Five DoUars per annum.
A Savings Department in which sums o!»Oie Dollar and upwards 0U
be deposited, drawing interest at five percent per annum, compounded
semiannually. Write us for further .inform itiou.
We carry burglar insurance ngainst nny loss that might occur from ti
daylight holdup or robbery at night.
Wo solicit your business and will give it our very beat attention.
There are one or two fellows that I
took Jaw Bone from who have forgotten
that was not all there was to it. I hope chat
you fellows that have not forgotten will
“show me.” t C. H. BARTON.
Strayed.
From Chonleau Coaler one light bay
weighs 10*25 pounds, branded
on left shoulder, $5 reward for
ESI information lending to re
covery. Address,
Peter Choubrott, Harlem, Mont.
I
Strayed.
I Horse branded UX. $5 re |E?^.
I ward if left at Dodge A- Hatcb’aH^
I livery barn. Chas. Kolbe
r n
After July 15. the
New England Hotel
• and bar will be run on
a Cash Basis.
Wm. J. Hart, Prop.
the Delnionieo
Restaurant
MKS. X COONS, Proprietress.
MEALS AT ALL HOL :
northside. HARLEM MONT.
Stephen Carver, President, E« 8. Swept. Vice President
Chas. E. Owiar, Cashier.
First National Bank,
GHINOpK. MONTANA-
Paiil I'p C'lpihiiyituel. $60,000.
: bis 1> uk is irsuied by tl । A- Ina li n. nmity Co . and will be reinibnisei 1 f< log
by burglary or hold-up. Wo offer to depositors, absolute security, pi n ,
and eur .-ful attention ai d 11 • A t liberal uoatuieut coi siatei
witli sale and profitable banking. Issue drafts on all prin
cipal .cities hf tin' world and pay interest on ,
time deposits.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS I RANBAOTED. CORRESPONDENCE
I SOLICITED.
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Watch this Space for an announcement of
ftrfii’s Patent SH
It Will Appear Here Shortly.