Milk River Valley news. [volume], December 28, 1904, Image 5

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

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BriMsat lacwd aM NawMM* Mss.
The suooww* which has attan 1<
William E. C cat is, the fsmbtu qb.
respondent of Tia Chicago Rzookd.
Huhald, is rarely attained by uewa pip
writera. Begta ninzbis career in Chimtg
in 1872 aa reporter, he rapidly rose to th
position of managing editor. He resign
ed that position on receiving a gov
ernment appointment as secretary o!
South America, while in this position,
producing several populnl volumes as
the result of his literary lab >rs. After
ward cooperating with Secretary ..f
State James G. Blaine, Mr. Durtia orgn
lied the work of the bureau of Amen
republics, with the result that he was
placed in charge -of that organization,
and at the world’s Ualutnbian Exposition
be distinguished himself by his labors n
tbe executive head of the latin-Americao
department. As correspondent ot tb-
Ohtcago Record-Herald Mr. Curtis’
travels have carried him into every sec
tion of the United States as well aa into
ali quarters of the globe. Hie China And
-Japan letters were published in book
dorm; likewise his letters from England,
'Germany and France, as well as those
written during his travels in Mexico and
South America.
No newspaper correspondent peeeeseee
tbs facility shown by Mr. Curtis in writ
ing on any of the diversified subjects
embraced in tie correspondence and
making it luminous. Nor is any cor
respondent followed so closely year after
year by the thousands ot readers of the
Chicago Record-Herald. On his recent
trip to the Holy Land Mr. Curtis’ letters
have been read more doiely than ever,
and bis discriptione of that interestin/
section of the globe as it appears to-day
have been quoted everywhere.
A daily letter from Mr. Curtis appears
in the Chicago Record-Herald.
PrlnceVlenry says he saw a third ot
the United States geographically. The
■an must-be a human telescope.
Disastrous Wreck
Carelessness is responsible for many a
railway wreck and the same causes are
making human wrecks of sufferers from
Throat and Lucg troubles. But since
tbs advent of Dr. King’s New Discovery
ror Consumption, Coughs and Cold",
even the worst oases can be cured, and
hopeless resignation is no longer neces
sary. Mrs. Lois Cragg dt Dorcbeeter,
Mass., is one of many whose life was
saved by Dr. King’s New Discovery,
This great-remedy is guaranteed for all
Throat and Lung diseases by MoGinnore
Druggist Price 50e. and 8100 Trial
bottles free
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With the Latest Thing Out
Town and Country Club Ladie’s Shirt
W e should have had iThe most sensible,
these Sept. Ist. So^ G ^O y |The neatest thing
many being worn the WTgOjf. for Ladie’s Wear in.
factories cannot fill ■]||pJpsH summer or winter
the orders. TW^cwN-ocr S that ha s come out.
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We have a very le v articles left that would make nice return presents and you can get them cheap.
I HARLEM’S DEPARTMENT STORE, H - BARTO " p^or?
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Look out for the automobile when the
bell rings.
Why will people suffer the hardships
of the Klondike and Cape Nome '.vlien
money can be made so easily In poli
tical
In her lecture on "Mere Man ’ Sarah
Grand, advising the wives, said of the
busband, "Feed him and Hatter him.”
O, Divine Sarah!
A woman who got married to a. wid
ower two mouths ago has run away,
deserting her eight helpless stepchil
dren. How could she be so cruel?
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Have you noticed an extra nickel In
your pantaloons pocket? Director of
the Mint Rogers-has reported a uet gain
in the per capita circulation of tive
-euts.
The Duke of Cornwall and York has
become the Priuee of Walts and Earl
of Chester. When last beard from, how
ever, Ernest Ttiompsou-Setou bad the
same name.
Poor Schwab. It has leaked out that
he gets only sll2s,turn a year for being
president of t^v steel trust. The neigh
bors must wonder ho., his wife can
afford to hart o man; nvw things.
When div - j v.tmuu are so over
joyed Unit they uj.,3 their lawyer and
try to kiss the judge It is time for
young women to try to be careful In
the selection of a husband. It la bet
ter to be an old maid than to be kiss
ing lawyers and judges In the gladness
of release from a marriage that never
should have been.
ri.ne ought to be some way to do
price a clergyman of his authority to
perform the marriage ceremony when
be makes such misuse of it as did the
minister who married a boy In knicker
bockers to a girl still In short dresses.
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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 his country Is
not managed after the manner of man
agement given the effate despotisms.
GOALICOAL!
The best Coal to be foil'd in thi
section of the country is
now on sale at the
mine of
Murray and Forbes
one mile north of town, where it
can be purchased in quan
tities to suit buyers
at $3 per ton.
DELIVERED IK CITY $5 PER TON
If you use a ton of this coal you
will burn ho other. Does
not clinker and burns
freely.
Give it a trial.
Murray & Forbes,
PnOPRIRTORS.
THE
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Hotel
W. J. HART, - Proprietor.
Rates $2 per Day
Uo.
First Class Bar in Connection.
HARLEM, MONT.
CHAB. PEMBER.
TONSORIAL ARTIST.
Hot eel Colt Baths Every
Saturday
Agent for Great Falls Steam Laundry
HARLEM, MONT.
NOTICE I!
GREGORY.the Travel
ing Photographer,
Has decided to refrain 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 uro cordially invited to cell at the
BROWN TENT ami ere
OUR WORK.
For Sale
One porcelain bath, tub and bowla
complete. Solid oak extension dining
table, with aix chairs to match, one
kitchen cabinet, sewing machine, nearly
new, Bramells carpet, size 20x80, three
beating stoves, all in good condition.
Will sell the above cheap for cash. In
quire of W. J. Hart, at hoteL
BLACKSMITHING-.
On Credit.
ILTJLiBEJR.-
For Cash Only!
A. EELfS.
the Delinouieo
l^estauriint
MRS. N. COONS, Proprietress.
MEALS AT ALL HOURt
north SIDE. HARLEM MONT.
SrmmkK Cabvek, President. E. 8. Swarr, Vice President
Cues. E, Owens, Cashier.
First National Bank.
GHINOOK, MONTANA-
Paid Up Capital Stock, $60,000.
Thia bank la insured by the Aetna ludemuity Co., and will be reimbursed for lots
by burglary or hold-up. We offer to depositors, absolute security, prompt
ami careful attention and the most liberal treatment consistent
with safe and profitable banking. Issue dralle ou all prin
cipal cities ot, the wo'rld and pay interest on
time deposits.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. CORRESPONDENCE
SOLICITED.
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.
E. A. SMITH
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OFFICE WITH JOHN C. ELDER
HAHLEM, - - MONTANA
ITHTI Pli' &00homesteads on va-
U 1 lUIII c.mt government land
On the big thi 16 mi Jap north of Harlem. Rood
water can bo obtained at a depth of from 16 to Mi
feet. A gooe crop of »a«B and Wax rubied this year
without irrigation. Pick out your homeetead and
I file before JOHN C. ELDER,
U S. LAND COM., - HARLEM, MONT.