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Being divorced will make no parrici
tar difference to .M r. ‘ i .ease. He i—
had to support hkuseir for sev. ...
years now.
A German acruauuL if truiuin,.' ■
team of eagles to steer bis bail >
Some ambitions blgb-Uyer may yet .
tempt to •'hitch bis । hariot to u s—
King Alfonso says bull Ugh lug 1.
cruel an i be much prefers horse ric
Ing. This remark Is probably tile f.'
ner stone of an early Spanish . u.u
tlon.
"Oom” i'aul and King Eduard art
prominently mentioned in couuecllul
with the settlement of the South Al
ricau war, in spite of the tact th 11
neither of them seems to have mid
anything to du lit it.
Young Jolin it. 11 ..eleller says.
"The man who is pom. ui.b only ju ■
enough money for the ■ necessities '»m
life, may u>v bls life lor me good ul
others, and that man is a true success.
Yes, but where does his fun cume ,u'
A lady bus secured an injunction to
prevent her husband associating with
uuotbei' woman how let some lone
some wife secure au injunction to re
strain her husband from staying down
town after oilicc hours uud there will
be precedents sufficient to bring about
a reign of joy that shall be all-em
bracing
The aecessiou of the buy king iu Mad
rid was in some ways a demonstration
that Spain is till Spam. The occa
•lou was seized upon as . n Opportunity
for having cluse under the eyes of the
assembled foreigners an unusuul num
ber of bull tights. and < ach oh au uh
usually large scale, it was old Spu :i
thfct Inspired the bomWistle address of
xht young king to the army. The bar
baric uattrrc of bull Hglns seems un
able to penetrate the outuse mluds of
the Spanish liability.
New fouudluuJ dogs, fought by the
Life saving Service oi he Seine io us
sis. In rescuing work. Lav.- aroused no
ehu , comment In Taris, sh - cuntue
savers came near to becoming a pMi i
<a, is-tie. Eldicule an! nbuse were
het.: । i c u then.. ... y were raid io
ue <..pei: ivc, s.Upi .. LnctUcli m. At
las .■ nt \ s; ape- ;. „ d -v' -i-d aid ex
eeu.id a st. ill.. a r.ut.ibe. or Lis
g-s>. lain as .. m>•s. he dro. ea> one
i. i. e bridges and leaped Into the
: ..: i. 'ih- i. >gs aim .veil no inter,...
.u ;n.- ~ gisdltg. hlm keepers count
_i_m - uke iiie Ae.i ..i ll:-. ill.is p.UU ..
... ,> ;oc riu ~ rTiT v - .1 i,.-...-
Lui . rescued the journal:' , i i ~io
V arc 1. ' .ineu to u .c t-l :. e t
V. h'. they suggest. nrHit.y ta! t.i.
View '.but iheru ought to be lie luter
tereu -e witu any tin ui. a promised
’to .. . ice tic- mn.c er m l'a.i.Muu juur
yaVs's.
THE HAhIEEAI
MERCAIVTILE CO.
I
Has ike Largest Stock of Winter Clohing, Overshoes and German socks ever brought to the City. They are of
the Best Manufacture, and will keep out the cold winds. Our Stock of Overcoats is complete. We have them for tall
Men, shoi t Mei', Fat Men and all other kinds. The prices are right and you should see them before purchasing.
Buy a Can of Bee Hive Baking Powder and get a nice present. It is guaranteed Pure and Fresh, and is making
GREAT HIT
WE HAVE A COMPLETE UNE OF THE FAMOUS
M E MET I C XECATE TV O- Si T O 'IZ IE S
♦ ' Tln.ey are the x?est Heaters, and the prioes.are ZRigirt
t # ’Wo have el fin© line of* Pendleton, Crog>n. Inlmnlnets
upon w^lnch -we cure np.ak.ing close jprioes.
; .ifIMK jBMiMWBi-s?E.araai£M£s mi. .wßßrwawra ~~’n® >s3aK29snaMs
'VV'e'W'ciixt Yoixi*'TTrade
W- HARLEM MERCANTILE
Company
HARLEM, - - MONTANA
NaatV ITjOUMM* AawrieM
<r» May •ttandlng school
th* ■Ulloa or two thwt ore
hookey.
The woman suffragists draw ISO Une
on Dr. Mary Welker. She should oithot
change ber trousers or go to raising
whiskers.
Everybody knows that the American
people are up to snuff, but It is Sur
prising to leurn that they used 14.68 -
-000 pounds of It last year.
They grow very wise men In New
England. A hermit In Claremont.
N. U., Is reported as saying that wom
en are apt to cause trouble.
IVe knew It would happen. An Uli
nulsan fell off bls bicycle and nearly cut
bls head off ou the edge o' the high col
lar be was wearing. Young men, take
^fuming.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICAT ON.
Department of the Interior,
Lend Ctnce at Greet Fallfl, Montana.
Deoembrr 13. 1904.
Notice, !•* Leieby given tint the fohowng
Domed settler Ima ti<l notice of her intention to
nia e fii . J proof >n support of her claim, and
Mint said proof will be made before John ('.
Elder. V S Conm iwioner. at hie office in Bar
lem. .M. ntana. on Jannarr
I<l«t.C. ' nim. who inuae homestead entry no.
1( '> f rile ew i;ii .rter we quartei. we quarter sw
nnnrb-r section 14,it half nw quarter flection 23,
T 81 N . R a ■ .
Sh- n» m»> the folk >iDg wit neefles to prove her
c i tinos-DH residence upon and cultivation of
sr ’d 'hi <l. viz:
.1» cob A. Gambon, Preston M. Boeley. Mike
Its < U r bark, nM o' Har’em. Mo-t»-na. and Albert
I*. U i"< ard, < f I) deoD. Montana.
J. M. Bi hI.INGAME
hcKiatrr.
(Find publication. Dee 14th. IVMM 1
GO TO
ST. LOUIS
in
EvR'IHWESTERN LINE
AND CHICAGO
I FOUB FI*B FA*T TRAINS DAILY
• NINNEAPOI I 8 AND ST PAUL
• lucmt AGO ।ii i; t ;
I Dinct coi uections at Chicago
with 12 trains for St. Louis.
STOPOVER ALLOWED ATCHICAGO
Fer r» f। p nnd other iufor^'n
i <»” n^titJicg \V< rids Fair
i r.d.lreFH
A- M. FEKTOa,
< f neri; Ar« nt, Hclern, Mbntana.
—OR
* T. W. TEASDALE,
Or'l Pi>HDper Agent ST. PAUL, MINK.
RINGWALD’S
CLUB SALOON
Finest Wines and Liquore i^^^
Constantly on hand. Ev- STWW
eryone welcome. Cour
teous treatment to all.
NORTH SIDE. H* RL fM. MONT.
Go to ttie-==
Liverv Stable
or
W. 1). DOIX'En
Fme Teams Furnished on
Stiort iTotioe.
Hay and Oats for Sale
SOUTH SIDE. HARLEM MONTANA.
| MWERIGK i
SALOON. i
< H c - turner, proprietor, j
—dealer in—
i WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS ?
* *
Only the Very Best Grades Handled in all Lines. *
S Fool and Billiard Rccms.
t AGENT FOR *
lIHOZFTnVLZLISr FTJTtK I
Guarantor dl2 years old. Fine for ineilie.t al purposes.
‘ The Best Peer to be Had ir. City. £
i!' 1 Old Friends Always Welcome, -while the Latch String *
L is Always Ont to New Onos While in town drop in j
and seo ns. 5
SILVER DOLLAR SALOON
JARVIS & CIHffICIIIIL, PROPS.
WIJVES. LIQUORS
AFED CIGARS.
SOHLITZ EEKF
—HEAR THE MUSIC BOX
Opposite Dodge’s Livery Barn. Harlem r Montana.
Notice for Publication.
Dei>tt«unPDt of the Interior.
Land Office i»t Great F«Jta. Montana.
Nov, 25. 19<H.
Notice is hereby given that the folowing
namwl eett'er him hied notice of bla intention to
make final proof in support of hifl claim, nnu
that Raid proof will be made be'ore Abram D.
Gill, U. S. • ommifflioner.’ at his office in Li<d
dnßky. Montana, on Janrary 10th viz:
John I’. Hoyle, who made hon.pfliea' mtiy N<k
106hV fur the ea*t half northeast quaner. eaet
half M)uth east quarter, »eo. 29, tp 21 N, R2l east
M. Al
Alho that John Finch. Jr . who made bon <
Mead entry o. 108S8 f*w the eaat hnif eonth «‘H»t
qDßr>r MC. 20. .«>■ rt‘ L '( *ou»h w-t <|':hitvr
r. ••. 2\ townflbip 21 »'i ■' ■ 21 ea-1 M. M.
They name Lie following witreF«o t» prow*
their < ntinoue rce:dtDc« upon and cultivation
of HHid hu : „ , , , . , .
Walbrp M. Cobnrn, Robert J. ' oburn.lfdh nl
Brookside. Mo'dr.na. John I*. li«'i c, John N.
Fifth, Jr., and D. L. Baird; all of Z rtman
Montane. ’
).;M. BURLINGAME. KcgieV*
First publication Nov. 20. tOOL
DESERT LAND, FI! J M PROOF. NOTICE
FDR PUBLICATION.
Uniter! StnteeLHnd Office.
Great Falla. Morl., Nov 26.1904.
Notice in her. by giv»*n that France* E. Watkina
of Harlem. Montana, han fill'd notice of inten
tion to make proof on her df^ert-land claim no,
6234 for the t-w quarter ee quarter sec. 20, ne
quarter sec. 29. w half nw quarter and ao quarter
nw quarter sec. 28, t;> 32north, r 24 e M. M. be
fore John ('. Elder, U. K Coir ininfdoncr, nt hiH
office in Harlem, Montana, on Thursday, the sth
day of January, 1905.
Also that Alfred Watkins, of Harlem, Mon
tana, has filed no*ice of intention to make proof
on his desert land claim no. 6236, for the b half
so quartdr ne quarter h» quarter, sec. 28 and nw
quarter bw quarter eec. 27, tp 32 n. r 24 o M. M.
They name the following witnwses to prove
the complete iriip tion and leclamation of said
Innd; , ......
Asa A. Powell, Lowden Minugh. hh Free
stone. Fobert D. Gauaway. all of Harlem, Mont.
J. M. BUHLL GAME. Kahler.
First publicttion bov. SO, 1904
Dezert Lard, Fin-1 p?oof--Nct:co;
for publication.
Department of the Intenor, i
United State* l^and Office, :
Great Faile. Mont., Dec. 13, 1904.
Notice is hereby given tlmt John W. Archer, of
Chinook, Mont., has filed notice of int« ntion to
make proof on b's dcsirt-land claim No. 6233, for
tlm S ha'f NW quarter. NW quarter quarter,
SW quarter NE <|imrterauction 22, twp. S 3 north,
range 21 oast. belOiu W. B. U. H. Commis
► ionor, nt hi» office in Cl inoo l ’. M< utana, on
Wednesday, the 25th day of Januaiy, 1905.
lie names the follow leg witDo-eea to prove the
compute irrigation and r.c'am.tion of said
land: .
Thomas D< wns. William Fnl'bush, Martin Ol
son and Humor I’rttis. all <4 ('hinook. Montana.
J. M. BURLINGAME. Begister.
First publicat ion Dec. 14. UO4.
Harlem camp, no. tw. m. w. a. meet*
in the 1.0. O. F. Hall the Segami and
ronrth Frid»vs in each months
Visiting Neighbors al ways welome.
J. A. HATCH, V. C.
F V. GRAYBEAL. Clerk.
$50.00 BEWAHD!
We will pay the above reward for li e ^vrreatand
conviction cl »nj party < r j tikes bnaking into
our *h< aiing plni*t on Wayne Creek end remor
ng picperly 1H ielr« in M I him ack.
SIOO Eewzrd
I will pe> s]W' revwLrd for ia'omu t cm 'ending
to the conviction of party or partus removing
timbtrfrom cabiis-'D Wowdy lais nd on land
t.wi rd b> me. Tide fn< hides all tnejx taere, and
nfl will be treated a.ike
Ckbxr MaloNby.
D >N’T BE HARD IH»—You will mite the
beet chftDce you ever had to make money fast if
you do not wrlte^Vonce. Ev« ry (tav's delay i«
n oney lost. Biggest snap on earth. Money
< oming in dally. A perfect gem for every home.
They nil want it. Every ane bnya it. Youshow
w hat it will do and it bells itself. Unwise to de
lay. Catalogue fro. A grots wanted. Addroee
Lodge Pole Supple co., Col. Healey, Manager,
Hays, Montana
A Has Summons.
State of Montana. County of Chouteau, s»c In jus
tice < ourt. Harlem Townahip, before Hon. Geo.
Vennum, rustics.
The French Trading Company, a corporation.
Plaintiff, vs. Er^d Jennings and C.E. Holder, De
fendont, partner- doing bnelneM under the firm
name anu style of Jennings Jc Bolder.
Ti e iState of Montana to the above named de
fendant, greeting:
You are hereby aummoned to appearbefoie me.
George Venuum, a Jus’ice of the Peace in and
for the County of Chouteau, at my office in Har
lem on the 7th day of January. A. DL 1905, at 10
| o’c'ock a. m. of the said day, then and there to
1 make answer to the complaint • f tb^above nam
i ed plaintiff, jn a certain action 10 recover the
sum of Fifty-one and Beventy-eight hundredth*
I dollars and the costa of thia action, for money
said to be due the plaintiff Upon a balance due
R lain tiff upon an account for goods sold and de
vered. a true account of which is on file with
the Justice herein named, and an attorney's fee
of $15.99. And if you fail to api>ear and answer
as above requested, iudguient will be Uiken
against you accord to the complaint.
Given under my hand this 3<l day of December,
; A . D. 1994.
Gao. W Vkknwm.
E A. Smith, Justice of the Peace
Plaiutlff’s Attorney.
Harlem, Montana
A. P. ROONEY, M. D.
Office over Burton's Store
lIAKL.F.M. MONTANA

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