Milk River Valley news. [volume], July 27, 1904, Image 5

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

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A. H. loumn, Prater.
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ifwntim Hw ,iora it 8:00 p. m.
Sunday SehOo l « 12410
Toons Paoplra' Meeting *t- 7 .00 p. m:
Choir PractiselTanday 8 00 p. in.
Ladies’ Aid Tim radar ft 2*l p m.
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. O’Hanlon of Chinook, spent kin
day in Harlem.
Sheriff Buckley was in town
summoning witnesses and jury / eD I" 1 "
th“ August term of court at tty oounty
■Sit.
Dr. J. Li. Dickson, the ChiMlMenriAt
will visit Harlem Monday ( week
prepared to do all kinds ofi eD^ft i work.
Teeth extracted EZ. Wp f° r him.
Beef, home made P or h sau
sage, home made bologr* together with
home made corn bee home ren
derad lard at the City®® 6B *' Market of
S. H. Parker.
The final report H* Barton, ad
ministrator of the Jatate °I Luke O
Hays, deceased, hfheen filed in the diß
triot court. Thr 3 P or ®' otates that the
net proceeds fro 1 the estate, amounting
to' $2,71695, * TS been distributed
among the heir 11 the deoeased. -River
Press.
Fred MoO 0 ® 11 nt Butte, brother of
Will and J D > Bto PP°<l here several
days last w* while on hie way to the
World’s Ft Bt Louis. He resided
in the vqf' 80m8 ten or twelve years
ago and 8 surprised to see so many
changes* I " lo * ‘hat time. He left for
the eas/ tnr<^a y and will join his wife
in Cbv°-
was caused in Butte by
the jonnoement made for the firs:
time 81 week > that William A. Clark
of ntuua married, three years ago,
MiA nna La Ohapelle, his ward, aud
w j-he announcement of tbe marriage
of the tidings that it had been blese
gy the birth of a girl, now unite two
rs old.
this year witnesses the opening of
100,000 additional acree of land to
omee tenders, and the reclaiming of
billions more by the operation of the
irrigation laws. The Republican party
is the author of the two measures that
nave been of the greatest importune to
tb* American home owners, the highest
type of the world’s citizenry.
BIGr DEPARTMENT STORE
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A large number of sportmen wilt
leave here Monday to hunt grouse in
the foot hills. /
Last Thursday morning while C. W.
Phelps, the blacksmith, waß melting the
bottoms oqt of a number of gasoline
cans an explosion ocourred that rather
startled that sedate gentleman. He hi d
not examined the cans very clobely as
he supposed that they were empty, nut
fonud that he was badly mistaken. The
explosion Bigned his eye bruws and
whiskers and he considers himself ln. ky
that it was no worse.
Nearly everybody knows now how old
Ann is and the next problem to solve j e
what kind of a gait site trav-ls. A lit,He
figuring from the following pointeis
story: “If Ann walks to tbe railro d
station she is 10 minutes late; if she
rides sbe is twenty minutes parly; Bbe
can walk at the rate of three miles per
hour, and can ride three times ns fast ns
nhe can walk. How far does Ann live
from tbe station?”
Homestead filings were made in
Chouteau county during the year on
31,140 acres and desert filings on 47 890
acrer; limber nr.d stone entries an l
isolated tracts, 609, acres; state seise
tions, 920 acres; total appropriated, 83.459
acres. There were 19,047 acres cancelbd
and relinquished, leaving a total , f 63,-
412 acres taken during the year from the
public domain in Chouteau county.
The public domain in Chouteau county
consisted on the start df 8,838,246 acres,
of whiok bnt 1,308,754 acres or a trifle
over one-ninth, has been ‘ appropriated
from tbe start.
R. H. MCGINNESS.t
Drugs, Patent Medicines, Toilet Soaps, Per
iumery, Cloth, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Fea
ther Dusters, Stationery, Tobaccos, Cigars,
Snuff, Etc.
Physicians Prescriptions'*"
Carefully Conpounded.'*"
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TRAFTON, Pbesident GEO. L. RAMSEY, Vice Piiesident J
I ELIJAH SMITH, Oaruieb a
The First State Bank!
MALTA, - - MONTANA 1
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I vault, for th“ s'orage and safe keeping of documents of all kiods at a rental
of Five Dollars per annum. H
A Savings D-partment in which sums of One Dollar nnd upwards can H
be d-posited. drawing interest at five percent per annum, compounded H
semiannually. Write ns for further information. I
Wecarrv burglar insnranoe against any loss that might occur from a H
daylight holdup or rohbery at night. Q
solicit your bnsiness and will give it our very beet attention. J
a long time ago there was a man killed
with tne J aw Bone of an Ass. I have been
hit a couple of times, but am not dead yet.
ring on your Jaw BONE.
0 H. BARTON.
New EDilaoi
Hotel
W. J. H\RT, - Proprietor.
Rates $2 per Day
Up.
First Class Bar in Connection.
HARLEM, MONT.
BLACKSUmUNGL
On Credit.
LUMBER-
For Cash Only!
A. Elytis.
the Delmonico
Restaurant
MRS. N. COONS, Proprietress.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
north side. HARLEM MONT.
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Stephen Carver, President. E. S. Swf.et, Vioe President
Chas. E. Owens, Cashier.
First National Bank,
CHINOOK, MONTANA-
Paid Up Capital Slock, $60,000.
This bank is insured by the Aetna Indemnity Co., aud will be reimhnrsed fer loss
by burglary or hold-up. We offer to depositors, absolute security, pi >m,it
and careful attention and the most liberal treatment cot sistei i
with safe and profitable hanking. lasne drafts on all prin
cipal cities of the world and pay interest on
time deposits.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. CORRESPONDENCE
SOLICITED.
Watch this Space for an announcement of
Iriii’s Pali Step Ms
It Will Appear Here Shortly.