Milk River Valley news. [volume], October 26, 1904, Image 4

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MILK RIVER VALLEY NEWS
NEWS PUB 00., (incorporated), Publishers.
F. N. WILD, Business Manascs.
Entered at die t'OsioJicM at 11-uit m, MeaUaa, l* BocOjl CItSS Mail Mutter.
SUdCIUPriON BATKS.
SNK YKAK *2.00 MIX MONTUN • 1.25
Published Every Wednesday. Issued Weekly
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26 1904.
UFI'BLII'AV »ATW. 11. T.< HIT
For Pretud- nt
THEODORE ROOSEVELI
of New York.
For Vb’« President
CHARLES W. FAIRBANKS,
of Indians.
REPUBLICAN sTATK TICKET
1 .
Presidential Electors —Paul McCor
mick of Yellowstone; A. W. Merrifield of
Flathead; Thomas Duncan of Madison.
Representative in Congress—J. M.
Dixon, of Missoula.
Governor —William Lindsay of Daw
son.'
Lieutenant Governor—E. W. King of
Gallatin.
For Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court—Theodore Brandy of Powell
county.
Secretary of State —A. N. Yoder, of
Silver Bow county.
State Treasurer —J. H. Rice of Chou
teau county.
State Auditor—Harry Cunningham of
Silver Bow.
Attorney General—A. J Galen of
Lewis and Clarke.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
—W. E. Harmon of Gulia'in.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
Members of the Legislature—T. M.
Everett, Harlem; 0. P. Brigham, Havre,
For Sheriff—Frank McDonald. Fort
Bente A.
For County Treasurer—John C. Sulli
van, Fort Benton
For Clerk of the Court—C. H. .Boyle,
Fort Benton.
For Clerk and Recorder —W. R. Li et,
Chinook.
For County Attorney—o. N. Tray,
Fort Benton.
For Assessor —A. E. Lewis, Chincok.
For County Auditor —B. L. Powers,
Fort Benton.
For Superintendent of Schools —Mies
Agnes Atkinson, Teton.
For County Surveyor—N. V. Merri
field, Chinook.
The automobile fa beating out foot
ball In the race sos the Fatality stakes
Some efty will yet break the record
by getting up an exposition that Is a
colossal and unqualified success.
A man won a girl nor bls bride by
playing to her on a violin. But be
shouldn't be blamed for that. It mlglit
have been a trombone or an accordeon.
The Kaiser has made a major general
of Dr. Koch, which seems a little para
doxlcal A man who devotes his time
to saving life doesn't seem at borne
with a military title.
President Schwab of the steel trust
played golf tor the first time at Glen
View the other day. and took thirty
strokes to make the first hole. There are
other games that Schwab can play bet
ter.
Sir Thomas Lipton .ays there are “no
girls like the American girls.’’ You
said It too late. Sir Tom. Since-you de
clared you would not marry until you
lilted the cup the girls take your com
pllwent as i Jolly.
Elsewhbbe io this issue of” The News
will be found the speech of William
Lindsay, republican candidate for gov
ernor, delivered in the joint assembly of
the legislature of Montana at a time
when legislators integrity was ua rare in
Montana as the jewel of oonstiteocy is
rare generally. The voters of Chootean
Bounty should read the address from tbs
first line to the last. The address indi
cates ths character of the man who made
it. There would be no suspicion of un
due intlnsnoe against such u man r.a
William Liddsay as governor or in any
other official capacity, A man who pass
ed unscathed through the corruption
attendant upon the senatorial election m
the legislators of 1899 can be trusted
anywhere.
You should get one of those washing
machines at Barton's. Newest and best
ever placed on the market. Use only
•bout half the waler that th- oilier ado
Dr. J. L. Dio kaon, the Chinook dentist,
will visit Harlem Monday of each week
prepared to do al) kinds of deotal work.
Teeth extracted EZ. Wait for him
Order your Buttern-k patterns nod
Delineator at Barton's. No charge for
postage.
The French Trading Co. a e receiving
daily new and np to date novelties in the
dry goods and notion line.
FOR RENT—Six large rooms in desir
able portion of oily. Plenty of room for
one or two families. Inquire at hotel.
W. J. But.
The finest line of fancy pickles that
ever came to Harlem are on the shelves
at the French Trading 00.
Concluded from First Page.
that the republican contingency of
this house will remain true x to their
constitueiitH; twie to the honor and
integrity of the great common
w alth of Montana.
‘lf we are to judge by the words
or claims and counter claims that
have bren bandied from mouth in
the hotel corridors and upon the
streets, the 15 members of the re
party in this body have been
looked upon as many pieces of clay,
to be fashioned into shape and
voted the will of some political
broker; but, gentlemen, I want to
to say to yon that when the end of
this contest has been reached the
15 members will be found as 15
blocks of granite bearing aloft the
platform of the republican party.
‘Bully. Bully,! Great applause,
which rests the eternal principles
of republicanism, and from its flag
staff shall float the proud banner of
the republican party as spotless^
and unsullied as when our consti
tuants gave it to our keeping.
“Mr. President, I desire to cast
my vote for Cornelius Hedges.”
Great applause. A voice, ‘ Thank
God.”
If you haven't the cash to buy your
goods your jaw bone is welcome at Bar
ton’s. He knows is it not possible to al
ways have be caeu, but you must have
something to eat and wear.
LODGE POLE NOTES.
Doings of Landusly, Zcrtman and the
a, Agencv Recordeu tiere.
The rapidity of growth in the little
oily of Zortmsu is simply wonderful
in the last year.
Chief White Head of Saiut Pauls Mis
sion was a Lodge Pole visitor the other
day.
The engagement of The Mun-Afraid-of
bis Wife to Miss Mud-in the Barrel is
announced.
James W. Perry Industrial teacher at
Fort Belknap was a mountain visitor on
Sunday.
The remains of Charles Walker who
died in Ihe Columbus hospilal at Great
F. Us arrived at the mountains on the
14th and was buried thr same day. Mr.
Walker was a gentleman of sterling
qualities aud n true friend. He was
loved by all who had the pleasure of
meeting his acquaintance. Peace to his
ashes.
Dau Kuhnehan returned from Harlem
with supplies on the 15 th.
The threshing machine and engine
passed through here on its way to the
Phillips ranch on Saturday.
Walter E. French Harlem’s popular
merchant, purchased a carload of horses
from Jack Brown last week.
The TL outfit was rounding up on
Lodge Pole last week.
Dog Running Away, an Indian, killed
a fine big black tail buck in the moun
tains this week.
George Heath the Zortman merchant,
is some on the shoot himself he killed a
deer near the oily last week.
New York eating apples at Ite de
partment store.
For bale—Thirty Plymouth Rock
chickens. Enquire at Sadler's livery
barn.
Do you know that the French Trad
ing company have put in a slock of fine
jewelry and that the same will be sold
by them on commission until Dec. 27ih.
Go in and examine same. It will please
you.
Did you read the apple talk in the ad
vertisement of the French Trading Co?
If you did not, do so al. pnee as it will
be money iu your pocket.
for Sale Cheap.
Owing to my family moving to Kalis
pell for the winter I will sell six dosen
of the finest bared Plymouth Rock
chickens in the Milk River valley. Ad
drees, Ham Les, Dodson, Mont.
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF TIME
FOR REGISTRATION
Registry district, No. 1, Chouteau
county. Montana.
Notice is hereby given that the time
for Ihe registration of the names of
qualified electors in registry district No.
1, in ihe county of Cbontean, and State
of Montana, prior to the election to be
h»ld on Tins lay, the Bth day of No
vember, A. D. 1904, for the said oounty
of Cbonlean, will expire at 9 p. m. on
Hie 29th day of October, 1904.
The names of the several praoinote
embraced in said registration district
No. 1, are as follows:
Harlem. Dodson, Savoy and Avery.
L. MINU Hi,
Registration Agent, District No 1.
Harlem’s
BIG
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C. B. BABTON,
PROP.
La* W!
We will buy your
Lambs provided you
are prepared to win
ter same.
T. G. POWER 4 BRO, LID
FOBT BENTON, MONT.
A. P. ROONEY, M. D.
Office over Barton’s Store,
HAHLEM. MONTANA
M.
Gem! Contractor.
Plana and Specifications Furnished.
Shop in Rear of Dwelling South of Town
Chinook, - Montana.
SHIP CATTLE
AND SHEEP
TO
THE VAN DUSEN
HARRINGTON CO.,
SOUTH ST. PAUL, MIIN.
Write for Market Report*.
GO TO
ST. LOUIS
Via
THE NORTHWESTERN LINE
AND CHICAGO
FOUR FINK FAST TRAINS DAILY
MINNEAPOLIS AND ST. PAUL
TO CHICAGO :::::::::
Direct nonnootions at Chicago
with 12 trains for St. Louis.
STOPOVERALLOWEDATCHICAGO
For ratee and other infornDa
tion regarding Worlds Fair
address
A. M FENTOM,
General Agent, Helena, Montana.
—OB—
T. W. TEASDALE,
Gen’l Pabewnger Agent, St. Paul, Minn.
■STOCKMEN-.
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Market Prices
Far Tatar
Cattle
Sheep
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Clay, Robinson
& Company
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| Drugs, Patent Medicines, Chest Protectors, Thermometers, Cut- i
; lery, Tobaccos, Cigars, Candies, School Supplies, Tab- T
| lets, Inks, Pens, Pencils, Toilet Supplies, Etc. |
। Physicians Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. |
J. A. SADDER,
4-
Livery and
Feed Stable
New Rigs. Gentle Horses.
Stage leaves thia stable for Avery every Friday returning Saturday.
North Side. HARLEM. MONT.
MEW We will have One
BRICK Million Brick for Sale
__ next Spring. Brick
are all of
THE VERY BEST QUALITY
And are Fully Guaranteed.
Yards are at Harlem, Montana, and are close to the Great Northern
Railway sidetracks. For information of any kind, address
E. LEES, Prop. : : Harlem, Mont.
THE ELITE
RESTAURANT
• MRS. M B. WILLIAMS, Proprietress.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
Good Table Board $5 per week. Everything
neat and clean.
We solicit a share of your business.
Send No Money
ONLT TOUB NAMB AND ADDRJCBB
Fer JampXw •/ Cloth, Eto.
$14.50
lift Medal Tailor*
se-n Tiurt m. Mlmt,
PU*m mantle* this papas.
Cranberries at Barton’s.
Those knowing themselves indebted
to me are invited to call and settle.
G. J. Rinowald.
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PURCHASE
...EXPOSITION...
ST. LOUIS MAY I TO
DECEMBER I, 1904
THLARQBT AND QRADEBT EXPOSITION
EVER MELD
THE GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY
Will sell exenrsi'"! tickets us fa
vursblo rater, with'• nitable lim
its. For further purucu.are rw
yonr local agent of Oreat North
ern Railway, or address
F. I. WHITNEy,
Gen’l I’ass'r and Ticket Agout,
St. P s ul, 12 it».
FOR SALE.
800 head of Wash
ington Traub Ran:
bouillet Bucks. Cal.
on or address
GEORGE COWAN
Harlem, Mont.
MsO’Krt
Attorneys-at-Law.
Office in Williams Building.
Chinook, - Montana.
CHAIS. PEMBER,
TONBORIAL ARTIST.
Het 825 C'd BatJs Emy
' Saturday
Agent for Great Falls Steam Lanndrj
HARLEM, MONT.