Milk River Valley news. [volume], November 16, 1904, Image 5

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

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IL W. Wright, of Baeo, was in Harlem
Monday on bnatoeee.
County Oommiamonar French was a
Helena visiter Saturday ^painoea.
■A. L. Jordan, of Kalispell; was among
the Harlem visitors the first of the week.
0. Maloney and wife of Woody Intend,
were in town the firat of the week on a
shopping tour.
Alfred Watkioa proved up on hie
homestead Monday afternoon before
United States Commissioner Elder.
It ia understood that the ladies of the
Catholic church cleared MS on their
election day dinner and anpper.
There are 4 good many Missourians in
Montana who claim to be from Arkansas
ainoe they read the result of last Tuesday.
Born—To the wife of Mr. Maynard,
last Thursday morning, a bouncing girl
baby. Mother and child are -doing
nicely.
The French Trading company have
just received a new lot of men’s fur
eoats also a lot of lap robes, buy one and
keep warm this winter.
Geo. E. Heath, the Zortman merchant >
was in Harlem Saturday proving up on
’ a desert claim near this city.
On Thanksgiving day Dr. Williams
will hold a chicken shoot near this city.
Bring your guns and have a good time.
Mias Mary McDonald, the matron of
the Ft. Belknap school, left Friday
morning for Tuecon, Aris., where sh^
will act in the seme capacity.
Olson A Dorrity carry the finest line
of meats in the city. They will have on
hand fresh meats of all kinds and solicit
share a of your patronage.
[ J. 0, Daubenspeok, a Malta teamster,
was adjudged bankrupt yesterday. He
owes 93,236.70 and has assets amounting
to $1,515, claimed to be exempt.
Jack Brown, the well known old timer
efHays, was in the city Monday and
while here paid this office a friendly
visit. He 14ft bis name to* be enrolled
with the rest on the big list.
The handsome majorities given the
republican county candidates, particu
larly those who were seeking reelection,
is a most eloquent endorsement of their
pest administration of the affairs of the
county, and an expression of confidence
that the affairs ot the taxpayers will
continue in the hands of good and com
petent servants.
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A Runaway Bicycle,
Teriminated with an uglyv out on the
log of J. B. Ornea, Franklin Grove, 111.
It developed a etuborn uloer unyielding
io doctors and remedies for four years.
Then Bncklen’s Arniea Balve cured
It’s just as good for Burns, Scalds Skin
Eruption and Piles. 25c, an Mo Ginness.
Druggist
WEMCH TRADIKC €O®FMY^
HAM-EM, MOIVT.
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APPLE TALK!
We have ordered a carload of apples. They are (to be as good as those we had last year. We will accept orders fiom
now until the car arrives and we quote the price at $1.50 per box, same to be delivered from the car. After they are un
loaded and stored in our cellar the price will be $1.75. See that your order is placed now- : : : : : : .
Pinto Raw aS. Itate
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
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OUR PRICES AM (IB SILL HOLD YOUR TRADE
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Did you see the fur coals Zt the de
partment store.
Look at the line of stoves at, ths de
partment store.
Go In the meat market of Olson &
Dorrity for all of your mrats, both fresh
and salt.
Mrs. E. E Wood will bak» bread for
the publi^ during the winter. Leave
orders at residence.
Onr apples will arrive this week, e-ven
varieties, engage your winter’s supply.
They are very late io arriving but they
will be fine stock. French Tiading Co.
We have in onr furniture department
a fine assortment of rugs and art squares
that will make a nice "Xmas present, for
your wife. French Trading Co.
Ae Harlem meiK market of Ols.m
A Dorrity carries a full line of vege
tables. If you do not see what y6u want
ask for it.
The ladies of the Presbyteri n cbnrcli
will serve a Thanksgiving dinner in the
Odd Fellows hall Thanksgiving after
noon. Turkey and pumpkin pie will be
the leading features.
Special Notice.
Dr. Dickscn, the Chinook deut st. will
be in Harlem the first four days in
every month for the purpose of doing
all kinds of dental work. Wait for him
Coal For Sale.
Wo will ch-liver a good gride of coal in
Har)»m for 8" per ton. Sol i at the mine
for 83 Mineis located funr milesnorlb
westof Harlem on Thirty Mile creek.
Leave orders at Sadler’s.
F. JniMrar,
0. E. Holder.
Propriel ore.
COO pounds of saner brant just re
oeived at Bartu.i’e.
Dane Hey Pews like all other Due
hay tools, the b-et at Bar’orAi.
New York eutiug applet ut ihe de
partment store.
Take a look at the underwear at Bar
ton's department store.
The Best Beer in the city is Lurelei, a
Montana production, nt the Ciub Saloon.
Try it.
For Sale—Thirty Plymouth Hock
chickens. Enquire ut Sadler's livery
barn.
Dune Huy Press, '2BO, at the big De
partment Sture.
Those knowing themselves indebted
to me nre muted to call and settle.
G. J. Ringwal o.
Busted
My machine, but have a new one and
am ready to make all kinds of home made
pork sausage, head cheese, bolonga and
wierners, call in and try them at the
City Meat Market of 8. H. Parker.
According to Gen. Wood, beggars tn
Cuba arc as scarce as sunkes in Ire
land.
The Czar of Uns- a
under file bed. '•,<•.;> ...hi
vadlng ibis country
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Liter on our Inhumanity will pr-ma
bly take the form of iutro-lin-iag j.,0
baii among the Fiilpiqos.
Poti'd** who Lave iiiv:>;L:: fed th.
matte-- say thut the KV.-e;..-i.m ba: i: u
beeumiii" inure common ilmi* ;. ari -
few years ;%a. S ale a-;,..-..
PICKLES ANO 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.
TH^Y ARE THE BEST
THE
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Hotel
XV. J. H ART, - Proprietor.
Rates $2 per Day
Ux>.
I irst Class Bar in Connection.
IHARLEM, MONT.
Your cash brings you a benefit at Bur
ton's in the wuy of a cash discount.
Everybody in Harlem is convinced
that the Lorelei keg and bottled beer is
the best on the market., Sold at the
Club saloon. Try it.
W. L. Clark, of Chinook, spent Mon
day in Harlem.
Attorney A. E. Smith was a Great
Falls visitor Friday.
Harlemites who were so unfortunate as
to miss Mire Arbogast's entertainment
here will have an opportunity to see it
after all at Chinook. The west bonnd
flyer will etop here Friday, Nov, 18.
A hunting party composed ot W. M.
Williams, Ezra Hoyte, Dert Heath and
others will leave the city Friday for the
brakes of the Missouri river, where they
expect to land all kinds of big game.
Ed. Nichols is erecting a new house
south ot Dodge's barn.
Paul Steeneen has gone to Dennison,
lowa.iwbere he will visit his parents for
a few weeks.
Everett Sadler is spending a few weeks
with relatives at Dimondale, Michigan.
John McConnell is visiting relatives
in the east at present.
There ought to be some way to de
prive a clergyman of bls authority to
perform the marriage ceremony when
he makes such misuse ot it as did the
minister who married a boy tn knicker
bockers to a girl still In short dresses.
Let us be thankful for our political
blessings. They may not be all we
should receive, but we are so much bet
ter off than most other people that an
American Is liable to feel, after the
manner of the pharisee, that he Is not
as other men, and that bls country la
not managed after the manner ot man
agement given the effete despotisms.
On Credit.
For Cash Only!
ELMS.
the Delmonlco
Restaurant
MRS. N. COONS, Proprietress.
MEALS AT ALL HOUR*
northiside. HARLEM MONT.
Stbphkn Carvbb, President. E. 8. Bwsrr, Vice Presidon t
Chas. E. Owens, Cashier.
First National Bank,
ghinook, Montana- •
Paid Up Capital Stock, $60,000.
Thia bank is insured by the Aetna Indemnity Co , ami will bo reimbursed tor loss
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
k cipal cities of the world and pay interest on
time deposits.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. CORRESPONDENCE
SOLICITED.
Busted
My maebihe, but have a new one and
am ready to make all kinds of home
made pork sausauge, head cheese, bo
longa and weiners, call in and try them
at the City Meat Market of 8. H. Parker.
A. Davidson of Malta, was a Harlem
visitor Frid^.
For Sale Cheay-
Owing to my family moving to Kalis-1
pell for the winter I will sell six dozen
of the finest. bared Plymouth Rock
chickens in lb« Milk River valley. Ad
drese, Ham Leb, Dodson, Mont.
Doesn't Respect Old Age.
It’s shameful when youth fails to show
proper respect for old age, but just the
contrary in tne ease of Dr. King's New
Life pills. They cut off maladies no
matter how severe and irrespective ot old
age, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Fever, Con
sumption all yield to this perfect Pill 25c,
at Me. Ginness Drug Store.
Underwear
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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.
Notice
Kuykendall &
Gregory
TRAVELING
Mrtm
You ar© cordially in
vited to call and in
spect our work.
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