Milk River Valley news. [volume], November 02, 1904, Image 9

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

Image provided by: Montana Historical Society; Helena, MT

                
Alpha Wolary, of Coberg, waa
in the city Monday on business.
The new Presbyterian parson
age is nearing completion rapidly.
A number of young people from
Chinook spent Sunday in this city.
M. H. Rico, the “Nompareil”
whiskey man, came in from St.
Paul Inst Thursday.
Miss Polly Watkins has r signed
her position as compositor in this
office and is succeeded by Oral
Bathbone.
Large quantities of hay still
continue to leave thi- place every
day for Shelby Great Fall- and
other western points.
Frank McDonald, the next sher
iff of this county, was in the city
Monday making a final round up
of the republican votes here.
We’d like to live outdoors a spell;
to own a farm and flowing vyell, a
large frame house and grove of
pine, some speckled cows and long
tailed swine—and get away from
politics—where every prospect
pleases.
Work on the new brick school
is progressing rapidly and the bri n k
masons are now above th? second
stoiy, It is the intention of the
contractors to have the buildiiig
tinder roof before enow flies, if
possible.
W. E. French, G W. 'Vehnum,
J. C. Elder, L. Minugh, W. .1.
Hart, A. Smith. .1. E. Fox, A. E.
Smith, W. M. Williams, Hon. T.
M. Everett, F. N. Wild and several
other.-, from this city attended the
big republican meeting in Havre
Wednesday.
While in Havre Wednesday
afternoon the editor of this paper
was introduced to several as Con
gressman Joe Dixon. We have
been stepping rather high sinee
then and while the Congressman
does things at Washington we are
here in Harlem with the goods
also. Thank you.
Sunday evening the gasoline
cook stove in the residence of
Fred Brockway took a funny no
tion and for a while it looked as
though the' Brockway residence
would be wiped off of the earth.
Word w.s sent io the church jusi
as evening services Legau, and the
entire congregation undertook to
put out the bl >zo, leaving the
preacher for a time without an
audience. No damage was done
and the crowd soon filed back to
the church where the services were
resumed without any further dis
turbance.
TRADIIMQ. COWIPAIMY,^
HASULEM. MOR T T.
I '. I •■ ■’’■'f
nniWT arawwßwwrw^. awmuaif awx- i.'aaaßßSßßHktfHSii i:.. <it ■*aK ^^‘X9KJ!T^s9!^--33KnmsFiBniaafmsKaiKiKaiaHUKBiiKsnaM
Z> 1Q» g H H» IWL *
sL - ^Tk Joi—— 4 JBL. •
We have ordered a carload of apples. They are to be as good as those we had last year. We will accept orders from
now until the car arrives and we quoce the price at $1.50 par box, same to be delivered from the car. After they are un
loaded and stored in opr cellar the price will be $1.75. See that your order is placed now- : : : : : :
PBiiinsalar Wss mi Heaters
*
are the best that can be made. They are sold
under a guarantee bond and are of the high
est grade of work and material. If you see a
man that is always cheerful you can bet that
his house is heated with a Peninsular heater
and his wife cooks on Peninsular range.
We Keep Them
I
OUR PRICES AND GOODS WILL HOLD YOUR TRADE
TIE
to EBDi
10 Hotel
?• " J- HART, IToprietor.
31 C S ~ PC r Dll '
up.
! ind Class Bar in Conn ti n.
’ HARLEM, MONT.
New York eating apples at iLo de
partment store.
M. O’Farrell, the bookkeeper at
the Agency store left Thursday
for points in Canada, where ho
will visit friends and relatives for
some time. He was accompanied
by Vernou Smith of this city.
The young people of the city
enjoyed themsdves hugely Friday
evening at a Hallow’een party. A
large uumb"r of whom visited the
different homes in the city where
tricks of various kinds were played
on the unsuspecting. A merry
time was reported by all.
Just because this or that demo
crat is a “nice* fellow" is no excuse
for any republican voting for h m.
The men on the republican ticket
are nice feliows too, and they have
been regularly nominat'd and de
serve your support. The most that
you can win by supporting a demo
cratic nominee is the ‘ horselaugh.”
Let, us see how many straight re
publican votes we can pile up this
fall.
The Helena Independent alone
has drawn thousands of d 11 r
from the state treasury, and it is
alleged that the paper has coll eted
for p per and other material not
in sight If the accusation lie
true, and the scores of other demo
cratic barnacl s have p ofitted
likewise, it would b j well for the
voters to eiqi the Toole regime.
No other way can be utilized to
chop off the grafters, and tn find
just how much state money- Ims
been squandered.
Mrs E. S. Pool returned Wed
nesday from her eastern trip It
was snowing when she left St.
Paul anl she ..as glad to get back
to the sunshine of the famous
Milk River \ .11 \ .
What’s the Mattar with These?
What’s the matter with Lind
say?
He’s all right?
What’s the matter with Dixon?
He’s all right?
What’s the matter with Everett
and Brigham?
They’re tdl right?
What’s the matter with Pray,
Boyle, Sullivan, Leet, McDonald,
Merrifield, Miss .Atkinson and
Lewis ?
There're all right?
Who- Lindsay, Dixon, Everett,
Brigham—
And the whole push!
T hey’re all right!
Take n look nt the underwear at Bur
ton's department otore.
A new line ot ladies wrappers at
French Trading Co’s.
Cast your ballots foi James Rnnuel
and Emil Nelson for constables ot this
township.
The Best Beer in the city is Lorelei, a
Montana production, at the Club Saloon.
Try it.
For Bale—Thirty Plymouth Kook
chickens. Enquire nt Sadler's livery
barn.
Communion services will be held at
the Presbyterian church Saturday raorn
ing at 11 p ic.
PiGKLES AND PRESERVES
If you want something to re
vive your appetite take home an
assortment of
Cupid Brand
pickles, relishes, preserves or any
thing in that line you may fancy.
We have the finest assortment i i
the city.
THEY ARE THE BEST
. -»-* ~ J
You can get rock salt at the depart
ment, store.
Yom cash brings you u benefit at Bar.
ton’s in the way of a cash discount.
Everybody in Harlem is convinced
that the Lorelei keg and bottled beer is
the l»on the mirket. Bold at the
Club side on. Trv it.
-— — «--.•» -
Did you read the Apple talk in the ad
vorlisement of the French Trading Co?
If yomdid not, do so at once ns it will
be nionby in your pocket.
* . . “*
Notice
csam: rr.VSEVBMBBUHBHHBaHHHHIM
Kuykendall & ,
Gregory
TRAVELING
FLnuyß
Will be in Harlem for
a short time only.
rnm -..ws-KnmKPnan. . rwr w iTrr.a«JMP
You a^e cordially in
vited to call and in
spect our work.
BL^OK.SMITEZIJSTG
\ ~ _ On Credit.
LUMBER-
For Cash Only!
TV. EkMS.
the Delmoiiieo
Restaurant
MBS. N. COONS, Proprietress.
MEALS AT ALL HOUR.
northbide. HARLEM MONK
Stephen Cakvkk, President. E. 8. Sweet, Vice President
Chas. E. Owen . Cashier.
First National Bank,
ghinook, Montana-
Paid Up Capital Slock, $60,000.
This bank is insured by the Aetij i Ii Jemnity Co, and wilPbe reimbursed for loss
by burglary or bold-ti •>. Wo offer to depositors, absolute security, prompt
and careful attention and Ibe most Tibernl treatment consistent
with Rafe and profitable hanking. Ishuh drafts on all prin
cipal cities of th© world and pay interest on
time deposits.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. CORRESPONDENCE
SOLICITED.
Watch this Space lor an announcement of
Mon’s W M Mi
It W^i .Appear H c re Shortly
Underwear
we are prepared to surprise you with our
prices. We have made a big cut, and when
you see the goods we feel confident you will
take advantage of the big bargains we offer
in ladies underwear.
Children's Underwear
our lines are full and our prices the lowest.
I