Milk River Valley news. [volume], December 14, 1904, Image 7

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

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*•OS oalondors are all the raga at Iba
praaant lime.
Xmas trees aad tri<Bu*inga at FrenA
Trading Co's.
The winter evenings are not yet quite
long enough tomsks the president's mee
eege .popular reading.
A pew in a Philadelphia church sold
for *I,OOO, witboat an; salvation clause
in the contract. -
The republican national committee
had *400,000 left at the end of the cam- 1
paign. There mast be a couple of hon
est men somewhere in this country.
Mrs. Chadwick seems to be giving Nan
Patterson a hard race for first place in
the telegraphic dispatches.
Pork sausage, .niece meat, wierners,
bolonga, «euer kraut, all home made
and pure at the City Meat Market cf S.
H. Parker.
Thbbb were 3,366.487.215 cigarettes
manufactured in the United States last
year. This statement wae not found in
the mortuary record.
Olson & Dorrity carry the flnest line
of meats in the city. They will bare on
band fresh meats of all kinds and eolic.it
share a of your patronage.
State Game Warden W. F. Scott de
sires to call the attention of the public
.to the fact that Thursday ended the open
season for all feathered game with the
exception of ducks. From now on' until
next fall no one will be allowed to kill
grouse, prairie chicken, fool ben, pheas
ant or partridge. Wild geese, ducks,
brant and swan, may be killed up to the
Ist of May. The season on deer and
rocky mountain goat will remain open
for one month yet and the public, will
not be forbidden from killing them till
January Ist, 1905, -
Railroad men returning from northern
•nd eastern Montana report that ranch
ers and cattlemen are “hot.” for a railway
oommiaeion, says the Anaconda Stand
ard. This in claimed to be dne to ths
oomplaints over the shortage of cars and
the routing of cuttle shipments in some
sections. It is represented that the cat
tlemen are advocating the adoption of
the Texas railway eommieeion law. which
contains a provision for a fine and for
feiture against both shipper and railroad
Under the Texas law h shipper must
give ten days’ notice to the railroad com
pany when he has a big shipment to
make, stating when his cattle will be at
the shipping point, and bow many cars
he will need. For each days’ deluv in
providing cars after the day set, the rail
road company mnst pay the shipper a
forfeit of *25, and the shipper must like
wise pay a forfeit of 825 to the railroad
oampany for each day be fails to have
his stock at the railroad after the time
appointed.
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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.
LODGE POLE NOTES,
Doings of Laadusky, Zortman and the
Agencv Recorded Here.
Alex Thumb the princo of cow pniioh
ers. and a manipulator of the deadly six
shooter, is cutting cur l wood in the Pine
Hills of the Little R ickies.
Sub Agent D. W. Ring and family,
were visitors at. the Midway ranch, on
Brown’s creek, Deo, 4,
E. E. Wood, a horse buyer, purchased
40 head of horses from the Indians last
week.
Gabriel Azure wh i has seen the snows
of many winters, is on the sick list at h e
residence on Dry creek.
W. E French, L iudan Minngh and
Mr. Phelps, were out to the mountains
on business, last week.
Pay day at Zortman on the 10th. The
boys all got busy.
Dick Snell and Antwice Glaser w re
over fiom Little Warm after a beef cow
for the Zortman market, on the stb.
George Kuhnehan went to Zortman
with a beef.
.Tack Brown was a Lodge Polo visitor
last week.
Father Edward Greavy held services
at the Oatholic cmirob, on Sunday, the 4.
Frank Kirkaldie was over from Big
Warm last week.
John McConnell is cutting saw logs
in the Little Rockies.
Sub Age t Ring wasover in the mount
ains at the head of Bear Gnloh, looking
afier some gentlemen who Here said to
be getting away with the Indians’ timber
N. E. Whetstone Post Trader at Hays
was over to the Midway ranch with the
horse bnyer, last week.
DEPARTMEINTi
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HARLEM. MOINT
The Ball Lumber company sent three
loads of lumber to Fort Belknap agency,
last week.
Dan Knhneban left for Zortman on
the 9th met.
Head Clerk Hawes of the Modern
Woodmen of America, has jqef optifled
235 clerks of the local camps of their
dismissal on the grounds of incompe
ten< c, and has notified the camps that
they have been serving to elect new
man in their places. This order is the
result of investigation of the manner in
which camp clerks have been attending
to business, and it will cause a sensation
in a good many camps.
sls Reward.
Lost on election night a coon skin
overoeat, with beaver cuffs and collar.
Extra long and split high in back for
saddle use. Small patch of fur ofT in
the lower left hand corner. Will pay
the above reward tor any information
that will lead to recovery of the above
coat. L’ave word nt the Harlem Meat
Market of Olson and Dorrity or at this
office. James B. Dobbity.
Disastrous. Wreck
Carelessness is responsible for many a
rail way wreck nud the same causes are
making human wrecks of sufferers from
Throat and Lncg troubles. But since
the advent of Dr. King’s New Discovery
■tor Consumption, Coughs nnd Colds,
even the worst cases can be cured, and
hopeless resignation is no longer neces
sary. Mis. Lois Cragg of Dorchester,
Maes., is one of many whose life wae
saved by Dr. King’s New Discovery.
This great remedy is guaranteed for all
Threat and Lung diseases by MoGienses
Druggist Price 50e, nnd SI 00 Trial
bottles free.
THE
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Hotel
. W. J. HART, - Proprietor.
Rates $2 per Day
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First Class Bar in Connection.
HARLEM, MONT.
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TONSORIAL ARTIST.
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fur Great Faile Steam Laundry
HARLEM, MONT.
NOTICE 11
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ing Photographer,
Has decided to remain in Harlem
until the first of the year. All
work first class and satisfaction
guaranteed. He makes a specialty
of family groups and children.
You are cordially invited to esll at the
BBOWN TENT nnd see
OUR WORK.
For Sale
One porcelain batb, tub and bowls
complete. Solid oak extension dining
table, with six chairs to match, one
kitchen cabinet, sewing machine, nearly
new, Bruesells carpet, size 20x30, three
beating stoves, all in good condition.
Will qgll the above cheap for each. In
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the Deliiionieo
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MUS. N. COONS, Proprietress.
MEALS AT ALL HOLE.
north SIDE. HARLEM MONT .
Stbi-hbn Cabvkb, President. E . g. SwKETj V i oe President
Chas. E. Owens, Cashier.
First' National Bank,
GHINOOK, [MONTANA-
Paid Up Capital Start:, $60,000.
This bank is insured by the Aetna Indemnity Co., and will be reimbursed for loss
by burglary or hold-up. We offer to depositors, absolute security, prompt
and careful attention and the most liberal treatment consistent
witb-eafe and profitable banking. Issue drafts oa all prin
cipal cities of the world and pay interest on
time deposits.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. CORRESPONDENCE
SOLICITED.
THE ELITE
RESTAURANT
MRS. M. B. WILLIAMS, Proprietress.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
G-ood Table Board $5 per week. Everything
neat and clean.
We solicit a share of your business.
E. A. SMITH
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OFFICE WITH .JOHN C. ELDER
HAULEM, - - MONTANA
IT A (TIT HF MX) hojneateadß on va-^
It U 1 lUIJ cant government land
On the big flit 16 miles north of Harlem. Good
water can be obtained at a depth of from 16 to K
feet. A gooe crop of oats and flax raised this year
without irrigation. Pick out your homestead and
file before JOHN C. ELDER,
U. B. LAND COM., - HARLKM, MONT.