Milk River Valley news. [volume], March 15, 1906, Image 4

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HULK RIVER VALLEY NEWS
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ROBERT M. REICHEL. ■——— Miaisea
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SUSCBIPTION RATU.
TEAR M.N MIX MOirri • I.M
PmUMiM Mw»wr Tkiniar. kne« Weekly
THUBBDAY, MARCH 15, 1906.
Dr. G. T. Seabnry, state veterin
arian of Wyoming, who invented
the Beabury stock spraying ma
a&iae, the Seabnry automatic hos
pital feeding tray, the Seabnry
•lock car sprayer and disinfector
and many other maohines, has snb
■aitteri to the patent office the new
Beabury stock disinfector brush.
Tie new device, the inventor
claims, is way ahead of the spray
ing machines, -especially for tile
treatment of diseased or ticky
■keep. The brushes are made of
■tee! wire, through the backs of
which the medicine is forced .by
gravity. A series of the brushes
■re locked against the animal, and
when the machinery is in motion
lie brushes scrub the hide vigor
ously, the medicine oozing out the
while. In this manner the medi
cine is forced throngh the matted
wool against the hide. The action
of the brushes invigorates the skin
of the animal and at the same time
■ards out the wool and cleanses it.
Those who have seen the device
■ay it will be sure death to the
■cabies and ticks in sheep, and it
will not be necessary to put the
■nirnals through the dipping vats,
which are operated at great ex
pense and result in the death of
many sheep.
Governor Hook of Kansas tells
* story that always strikes the
right spot with the farmers. One
time a merchant put up a black
board in his store and asked his
•ustomers to write their name on
it and opposite it tell what they
ware doing for humanity. A law
yer wrote, "I plead for all.” A
doctor wrote “I prescribe for all.”
A preacher wrote “I pray for all.”
An old farmer walked up and
wrote his name, scratched his head
awhile and then wrote, ‘ I par for
•11”
LADIKS UNDBRWBAR
Our Stock or Ladiss underwear is the most oomplete stock in Harlem. We are carrying two
1 **o celebrated Brand* the FLOUR CITY and BANNER BRAND
V jKpK We hare fine mercirized satin
j Hp -T* underskirts from 65c to $2.60
Sx t] IV" x ~'p3. Thelateet Bumbuwt undw
/>.- >-L " ki rtß. $3.00
/ A nj ; :i wash skirts made of skirt
‘JaJv v ticking at 65c and 85c
- 4 j ■ tfT t-As \i I We also hare a complete line
Jj y | W j |*> P ' of muilin nnderwear. Better
jl 'if J than ever before.
kfi. '/T; A com P lete Hn « of c " rß,-t
Jjf&ffr ttj \ nj , ; , ' JJi Li / covers, ail dze-. The best
##/. j- •»>: A/ A , WA*/IW\\ \
ff’ll * / ' YwSfyflJWr /j 1 , ’\ v grades at lowest prices
\W% •. ( , 'V>_v Ladies Muslin underskirts
for «6c anrLnp.
-»u- spring »V>.k of Dress and Walking Bkirts have arrived and are tire rnoYf pleasing line
ev* display** u this vicinity, All of the latest stylet.
AN ELEGANT -
STYLISH SHOES
‘ This is tis of the many stylish shce-s we have so. ladies Call and see
is
ith^ r » on# price the world over.
r n.idren are not forgotten in this line, we have one of the bet school
-oovr il- .east monev sail for the Hecarity school soboc 'ho
nxu
DO JVOT FORGET TO GET A MEW STOVE
AMD RAMGE WHILE WE HAVE THEM
Sheep men are pleased with the
prospects for wool prices for this
season. It is believed that the
spring clip will bring excellent re
turns. 8o far, too, the winter haa
been quite favorable for the fLcka,
as there have been few storms of
any account, and the lossea have
been light. As a rule, however,
•pring is a catchy period with the
sheep, and late storms are some
times disastrous, bat in this case
the animals are in good shape and
are prepared to stand quite a spell
of bad weather.
Amended complaint in the aait of R.
Clarke Fiek against W. W. Sanno aad
Edward Thorson haa been filed in the
dietriot court. The plaintiff asks for
SIO,OOO damages on account of the ar
rest of the plaintiff at the inatanoeof
the defendants on a charge of misde
meanor in having driven oattle from
their customary range oontrary to law.
The plaintiff alleges that he wae-arrested
and tried before a justioe of the peace in
Harlem by a Jury and whs acquitted, and
that he has suffered damages thereby in
the sum asked. The parties to the suit
live south of the Little Rookies moun
tains on the Missouri river. The plain
tiff ia foreman for a large cattle outfit
there.
Ketice!
Notice ie hereby given ihat the under
signed-
Eenkt C. Turner, of Harlem. Mont.
Clyde E. Turner, of ” ”
Chah. A. Smith, es ” ”
have entered into a partnership agree
ment for the purpose of dealing in Land
and Live Stock, under the firm name of
the Tnmer-Smith Land A Live Stock
Company, with office in Harlem, Mont.
Their horse brand is on right thigh.
Henby C. TuruHß.
Clyde E. Turner.
Chas. A. Smith.
—== AT THB
BUSY STORE
FRENCH TRADING COITPANY
HARLEM, MOIVTAMA
CITY LOOftL*
head ths Nsws to year (iMbilks
t. Ni
Remember you son buy SkMUMb at
B. H. MoGianeea’a drug store, the 17th.
K. T. Broadwater, of Havre wae a
husmeas visitor ia this city the first of
the week.
Leuis Bolster, the capable aad efficient
foreman of the I D outfit speat Sun
day ia town.
A marriage lioenae was iesaad laet
Thursday to C. A. Seafurd of Zortssan,
and Lula Tressler es Malta.
James Sullivan arrived in town Satur
day, he is snfferiag from a severe attack
of rheumatism but is able to be around.
Easter Sunday ia the 220 d of April
and you have jnst time to get a swell
International suit. Fbbdoh Thadidu Oo -
First olasa bunob of oattle, forty (40)
in number, price very reasonable. Ad
dress at onoe. Box 882, Chinook, Mont.
If you have a friend in the seat that is
iatending immigrating west, send him.
the NEwa—he wiil locate in this vicinity
O. E. Mead is this week deoorating the
interior of Hon. T. M. Everett’s beanti -
ful residence in the west end of the eity.
FOR SALE—I 4 thoroughbred 8. L.
Wyandotte#, good layers, piano, kitchen
range, two heater* and other hoaaehold
furniture. Inqntre at Mans*. 8 t.
$7,470.40 have been received from the
stat 9 treasurer’s office by the county
treasurer as the amount due Chouteau
ooanty in the apportionment of state
school fnnds.
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
ohuroh held a very eucseaafnl meeting at
the home of Mrs. J. M. Htow last Thurs
day afrernoon and realized a very nea t
sum from the sale of the articles contrib
uted by the ladiee of the Aid.
MoKinley, the little son of Mr. and
Mrs. S. A. Gillander, had the misfortune
to have hie little finger smashed while
closing a door and it was heoaesary to
amputate the tip of the finger.
The Great Northern has several traine
and crews at work between this uity and
Wagner lengthening out the side tracks
at every station. After this work is com
pleted, it ie reported that they will lay
new, heavy eteel rails between Havre
and Glasgow.
The “hobby" sooial given at the home
of Hon. Thomas Everett last Monday
evening by the ladiee of the Presbyterian
Aid society, wae an entire enseess, al
though the inclement weather had kept
many from attending. Charades was
the principal diversion or the evening.
All in all it wae one of the most oharm
ing evenings spent by the society this
winter.
kb* MhrMpMNRoLI tm
Friday eight
Mr. Reas Obaiwhill aad baby na
turaad from Orest Fall* the latter park
of leek weak.
If yoa want to dices ay you oaanot gat
anything as goad as an lateraatioaal
Suit. Fnxin Trading 00.
Mr. and Mrs.' William Daks, of Chi
nook. ware besiaeaa visitors in town to
day.
Jay Rhoads, the popular young fore
man of the T IT outfit, was in the eity
the latter part of last week.
FOR SALE—I 5-room dwelling house
in Harlem, apply to J. 0. Elder, Dod
soe, Mont. t f.
Hon. T. M. Everett returned Friday
morning from Great Falla where he had
been attending to some minor basiDeea.
It is not the ooet that makes the man
it is , the whole International suit.
Fbencui Trading 00.
The report of the Chinook creamery
for the past month shows prodaetien of
1,572 pounds of batter. The farmers
were paid 80 cents per ponnd for 1,811
pounds of batter fat, the over-run being
20 per sent.
Wm. Lanfear, of this city, shipped a
car load of horses this week to Rngby,
N. D. The horses ooasiated of the very
beet chunks that eould be pnrchaeed in
this community and some are valued
as high as SSOO a team. The horaee
were accompanied to their deetmation
by Irn Hoyt.
The employ meat agents throughout
Montana will bring 30,000 men to the
aorthweet from the eentral elates, to
work principally on the new railway coa
atruetion A contract for 5,000 men has
been signed by the Milwaukee for work
in the Dakotas. Another rontraot takes
1,50.) men to Billings, on government ir
rigation work, and the new work now
goiDg on in Washington and British Co
lumbia will take about 20.00# men.
A Mr. Williams of Duluth, who i 6 re
ported to be a millionaire, has, during
the last week or so, secured upward of
5,000 sores of ranch land along the line
of the proposed Great Northern’s Great
I'alls-Billings road, the investment be
ing made because of the ooal deposits.
It is said that Mr. Williams really repre
sents James ,T. Hill, and that the Great
Northern will develop these coalfields
after the new road is in running order.
F. E. Benediot, who owns one of the
best ranches in this vioinity and ie
known as one of the hay kings of this
county, but who is a traveling salesman,
was in the city the middle of the week.
they are here
The best Spring line of Mens clothes evet prodnoed in this city Do not miss this chance of
getting a good sarvicable suit from one of these prices.
5.00, 6.00, 7.00, 7.50, 8.00, 8.50 9.00, 9.50, 10.00 and to $22.50.
FIT GUARANTEED.
BOYS CLOTHING J
A boys two peice suit sailor collar pleated with belt, ages 3to 8 „ y, ft.* 1 ' If: I l/<&)/).
y earo at $1.75 h
Boys two piec«, Buster Brown, mixed goods $2 25 |,\M J - U
Boys two peice Buster Brown Brown, all wool ages 3to 8.. $2.75 y f- I
Boys Buster Brown, blue serge, best grades. Patent loather belts, J, *L|
a P eß3t ° 6 $3.00^
HULEHSTS SHOES
"DfiToni’ shoe Working Shoes are in great de- Xmm
rMI.nULm maud atnl therefore we have jyy ,
®hoes, black, Creedmore jj^r^
BCYS shoes
’•¥' W e have forgotten no one For the boys we have the
V ■-•-." f p-vrv best shoe on the market: Ask for the Hamilton Brown
A K;i: - - • 7'ip rhoe with extra Success Shoe and you will get the best,
heavyn ie that always gives satis- , , , , . , , , . , , , .
faction. aU . izes. t’rice J 3.00 L>ur shoe department is the nlo-t complete and up-to-date
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CHAS. PEMB£R,'
TONBCRIAL ARTIST.
Agent for Great Falla BMam Lean dry
HARLEM, MONT.
M. Minim
M Contractor
Plana and Specifications Furnished.
Shop in Bear of Dwelling Houth of Town
Chinook, - Montana.
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will make the season of 1908 at Sedler'a
ben, Harlan, Moat.
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Offioe one blook west es New England
Hotel.
WARMER, - MONTANA
For Clean, First Class
Hooma
-GO TO—
The Ross
lodging House
Mr#. Mary Boss, proprietor.
Only Reapeotable Fatronaae Solicited.
50 oents per single bed. Special rates
by the month.
First Class Restau
rant in connection.
North Side. HARLEM, MONT
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