Milk River Valley news. [volume], June 07, 1906, Image 2

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MILK RIVER VALLEY NEWS
NEW* PUI CO., (Incorporated), Publishers
ROBERT M. REICHEL. Bumtu Man Ate*.
Entered at the Poetoffioe at Harlem, Moolana. am Booond Claee Mail Matter.
SUBCRIPTION RATES.
SRE IRAK 02.00 BIX MONTH* 1.. • IJtE
Published Kvery Tharadaj. laaued Weekly
For County Treasurer.
To the republican voters of
Chouteau county:
I hereby announce myself a can
didate for the nomination of coun
ty treasurer of Chouteau county,
under the provisions of the direct
primary law 4 and this is to certify,
that in the event of my nomination
and election as treasurer of Chou
teau county, all public funds en
trusted to my care will be deposi
ted in such banks as will pay a
reasonable rate of interest thereon,
each of said banks to protect me
with good and sufficient security
for the safe keeping of such funds;
that the interest upon these funds
received by me will be covered in
to the county treasury and be ac
counted for in my official reports
to the county commissioners; and
that I will not solicit or accept dir
ectly or indirectly, any compensa
tion or gratify to influence the
deposit of public funds. 1 further
certify that a singed copy of this
pledge will lie filed with my nom
ination -papers in the county
clerk’s office, thus making it a
matter of public record.
Geo. F. Lewis
FOR SHERIFF.
1 wish to announce to the voters
of Chouteau county, that lam a
a candidate for the nomination of
sheriff on the republican ticket,
under the provisions of the direct
primary law. Respectfully,
frank McDonald
Boy's and children,e rubber boot in
nil sizes. French Trading Co.
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BARGAINS
JR-T THU
.French Trading.
COIVIF»AIW
The Only Complete
DRY COOPS STORE
IN TOWN
It Is Not a Bargain With Us Just Once in
a While. But a Bargain All the Time.
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THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1900.
For County Treasurer
I too am an aspirant for the
office of county treasurer and re
spectfully ask Republican voters
for their support according to the
previsions of the Direct Primary
law.
Respectfully,
D. R. Thornher.
To the Taxpayers.
Several taxpayers have asked the
undersigned to state his position
upon the matter of interest or
profit upon county funds he wishes
to make this statement that all ac
crued interest on county money
should be turned into the county
treasury and if elected to the of
fice he pledgee himself to properly
account for such interest.
A. G. Staton.
FOR SHERIFF
To the voters of Chouteau county.
Gentlemen: I make this announ
cement to you, after being persuad
ed by a number of voters through
out the county, that it is my in
tention to make an effort to secure
the nomination for sheriff on the
Republican ticket, under the pro
vision of the direct primary law.
Arthur E. Lewis.
For County Clerk and Recorder
I wish to announce to the voters
of Chouteau county that I am a
candidate for the nomination of
county clerk and recorde. upon the
republican ticket, under the pro
visions of the direct primary law.
W. R. Leet.
(FirAMwr.
I wish to announce to the voters
of Chouteau county that I will fee
a candidate for the nomination
of assessor under the provisions of
the direct primory law.
D. E. MARTIN.
____________________
For County Assessor.
Believing I can discharge the
duties of coWnty assessor to the
satisfaction of the people of Chou
teau county, *1 wish to announce
my candidacy for the republican
nomination for that office under
the provisions of the direct pri
mary law.
J. Lee Sedgwick.
For State Senator.
The undersigned wishes to notify
the republican voters of Chouteau
county that he will be a candidate
for the nomination of state senator,
under the provisions of the pri
mary law.
O. P Brigham.
For County Treasurer.
To the Republicans of Chouteau
county,
Gentlemen:
I hereby announce myself a can
didate Ur the nomination for treas
urer of Chouteau county, under
under the provisions of the direct
primary law. Respectfully yours,
ALFRED H. WEST
For State Senator.
To the Republicans of Chonteau
county:
I will be a candidate fcr state
senator under the provisions of
the direct primary law. ~
THOS. M. EVERETT.
For County Treasurer.
1 wish to announce to the voters
of Chouteau county that I will be
a candidate for the repuplican
nomination for treasurer under the
provisions of the direct primary
law. T. J. Troy.
ForC«ußty CotaalMioaor.
I wish to announce to the voters
of Chouteau county, that I am a
candidate for the nomination of
county commissioner (six year
term) upbfi the Republican ticket
under the provisions of the direct
primary law.
Olaf G. Skystead.
For Assessor.
I wish to announce to the voters
of Chouteau county that I will be
a candidate for county assessor
under the provisions of the direct
primary law.
Henry Griesbach.
Eor County Commissioner.
To the republicans of Chouteau
county:
I am a candidate for the nomi
nation for county commissioner on
the republican ticket under the
provisions of the direct primary
law. Respectfully yours,
E. M. KENNEDY.
FOB COUNTY ATTORNEY.
I wish to annonce to the voters
of Chouteau county that 1 am a
candidate for the nomination of
county attorney on the republican
ticket under the provisions of the
direct primary law. Respectfully,
Florian Carnal.
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY.
To the voters of Chouteau county:
I am a candidate for county
attorney on the republican ticket
under the provisions of the direct
primary law.
W. S. TOWNER.
For Commissioner.
To the republicans of Chouteau
county:
I am a candidate for the nomi
nation for county commissioner on
the republican ticket under the
provisions of the direct primary
law. Respectfully,
IL S. CULBERTSON.
FOr Sapertendent
I wish to announce to the voters
of Chouteau count'' that I am a
candidate for countv superinteu
dent on the republican ticket,
under the provisions of the direct
primary law. Respectfully,
MISS AGNES ATKINSON.
For Assessor.
I wish to announce to the voters
of Chouteau county that I am a
candidate fir the nomination of
assessor on the republican ticket,
under the provisions of the direct
primary law. Respectfully,
GEORGE HANKS.
If T County treasurer I
J. E. TEMPLETON j
Of fort Benton
1^ J D SAVAGE "1
GeodideSe for Republican hamiaalion I
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THE HALL OF FAME.
Dominic I. Murphy, appointed Unit
ed States consul at Bordeaux, was born
tn Philadelphia.
Harry D. Basset, sou of a promi
nent Cincinnatian, has just married
the Princess de Plckbotf, widow of a
Russian nobleman, In Penang, India.
Dr. XL B Holt of Manchester, N. H.,
baa a sliver charm which once be
longed to Matthew Thornton, one of
the signers of the Declaration of Inde
pendence.
Charles F. Holm of MaHsachusetts,
the father of twenty-four children bj
one wife, enlisted In the navy in 1837,
Thia date of enlistment probably Is ear
lier than that of any living man.
■mperor Menellk of Abyssinia in
tends to make a long trip to Europe
shortly, visiting London, Paris, Berlin
and Rome. The powers will vie with
each other la giving him a good recep
tion.
C. C. Clark, chief clerk of the bureau
of statistics, Washington, Is one of the
most athletic men In any of the de
partments. He was not only an expert
football player In bls college days, bat
also rowed with Columbia crews.
President Roosevelt will visit the
Tuskegee Institute and address the stu
dents about Oct. 10. Former Mayor
Seth Ix>w of New York and ex-Mayor
William Dreunen of Birmingham. Ala.,
have been elected directors of the InsU
tutlou. ,
IB LOCAL LAYOUT
FOR SALE—Fresh milch oow $35.
W. M Williams.
Jack Bonner of Avery, was in the city
the first of thia week.
Miss Maud Ling was in the city the
later part of the week.
Cash Buyers can save money by buy
ing their dry goods, clothing and shoes
at the Chicago Bargain Stork.
Mr. and Mrs. James Boyd of Culbert
son were in the city visiting with the
family of Mr. D. A. Ring curing the past
week.
We have sections f>r the McCormick
Champion, Deering, Milwaukee and
Waller A. Wool mowere. C, H. Barton.
Word from Lewistown is to the effect
that H. L. Raig, a prominent sheep
buyer, has purchased in the neighbor
hood of 20,000 sheep in Fergus county
during the past week, at prices which
range from $5.75 per head downward.
Among those from whom he purchased
stock are Thomas Nicholson, George
Dixon, John Lapham and George Lamb.
The late rains have made the promise of
good range so certain that the sheep
raisers are very optimistic and will not
put a price on their herds.
Bay a box of sections from us with
riveto in the box with the sections cheap
er than the trust price, 0. H. Barton.
G.^J. Ringwald of thin eity returned
this morning from St. Paul, where he
was called to attend the funeral of his
mother Mrs. Anna 0. Ringwald, whose
death ocoured at St. Luke’s hospital m
that city last Friday June Ist. Mrs.
Ringwald was 86 years of a?e. and bad
many friends at St. Paul where she
resided for 35 years. Coming to tint
city in 1871 from Detroit. Mrs. Ring
wald was born in Germany. Funeral
services was held from the fami'y resi
dence, 821 Walnut street to Highland
cemetery. Mrs. Ringwald was a mem
ber of the Honse of Hope Presbyterian
church, and the assistant pastor offi
ciated the funeral services. Mrs. Ring
wald leaves the following eons, all of
whom are known in this city : William
A., George J., Ernest A, and Harry
Ringwald.
For rubbers Mill rubberboots of the
best grade see the French Trading Co.
FOR CHILDREN
Any little boy or girl
sending their name
and address, together
with the name and ad
dress of their parents
or guardians to the
Havre Commercial Co.
the “Big Store" at
Havre, Mont-, will be
mailed free the most
wonderful Bubble
Blower in the world,
with full instructions
for blowing it.
FACTS AND FANCY.
No bird of prey has ths gift of song.
A horse sometimes sheds real tears
of anguish.
Russian theatrical audiences are for
bidden to applaud.
The Cotton States of the South are
going heavily Into peach culture as a
subsidiary crop.
The outside walls of many of the
bouses In Mexico are from three feet
to six feet thick to withstand earth
quake shocks.
The public library at Nashua, N. H.,
has this sensible rule: "No person Is
allowed to have In his possession any
one paper more than twentv mluhtei.''
FACTS AND FIGURES.
Nearly 1,300,000 new cases were
brought before the county courts of
Kin gland, the so-called “poor man's
court." last rear.
SUBSCRIBE
Duke & Bosley !
DEALERS IN HIGH GRADE WESTERN 0
HARNESS & STOCK SADDLES
If you need harness for spring work, ootne in and see
our line it is complete. Prices range from SIQ to
$65 We handle the finest line of Collars manu
factured in America.
We make a specialty of
STOCK SADDLES
At prices from 22.50 to 65-00 dollars '
Do yon need a “Tarp”? We have the best made 7x16 j
16 oz. double and twiute filled Army Duck at $7.75- I
18 oz., same size and same grade duck at only $9 00 I
We pay highest price for Pelts. Cow !
Hides and and all kinds of Furs. I
H. <3. BOSLEY, Manager.
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ATTOMEI GES GALBTS OPUIOI
In an opinion rendered by Attorney
General Galen, be holds that the set of
1908 fixes the road tax at $2 on every
man over the age of 21 years and under
tbs age of 50, residing in the county,'and
especially provides that this provision
shall not extend to incorporated cities
and towns which, by ordinance, provide
for the collection of a tax cf not less than
1 nor more than 3 mills for road, city
and alley purporee, and also a special
tax of $2 on each man over the age of 21
and under the age of 50 in such citv or
town.
Section 11 of the act provides that
ciliee and towns mnsl levy the tax of
from 1 to 3 mills and a per capita tax of
S'z. This provision is a condition pre
cedent which must be complied with by
the city or town, in order to prevent the
application of the law within such city
or town.
• See tbs new Jersey ribber underwear
light, medium and heavy, at 500 a gar
ment. French Trading Co.
FOR SALE—Cheap, bath tnb and 1
complete outfit Apply at Pembei’e
barber shop.
Feund.
Yicrtb of White Water, 1 buckloard
supposed to have been stolen and hid
there. Now m pasture of Alex. Lanis at
Woody Island, three miles from Atkins
FOR SALE—I 5-room dwelling honee
in Harlem, apply to J. C. Elder, Dod
on, Moot ft.
Steubenville, 0., June 5. —While the
situation in Jefferson county, 0., is
most pacific relative to the miners'
troubles at Dillonvale, Plum Run and
Bradley as well as the other mining
towns in the vicinity of which a battle
occurred between the striking miners
and armed guards early in the morn
ing, the fear is general that the sit
uation will become most acute when
the troops that were ordered from Co
lumba's arrive.
At Dillonvale the strikers are in a
most turbulent mood. It is ieported
that they and their sympathizers dur
ing the day made large purchases of
rifles, revolvers and ammunition
Every attempt is being made by the
leaders of the mine workers to hold
the men in check, but the failure to
pay strike benefits, coupled with their
straitened circumstances and the out
break of thAnßFning have had the
effect of inciting the foreign element
to desperate measures.
Deputy Sheriff Murray, who is sta
tioned at the Bradley mine, telephoned
to Sheriff Vorhees saying that the min
ers threatened to "clean out" the
guards before the troops arrive and
that he was expecting trouble at any
minute.
Sand is pienuful and Inexpensive in
Holland, and Is ustsl Instead of hay
rod straw as lieds for cows. It keeps
he animals perfectly clean, requiring
inly a slight raking In the morning to
<often and freshen it.
The death plant of Java has flowers
which continually give off a perfume
•o powerful as to overcome, if inhaled
for any length of time, a full-grown
man, and which kills all forms of la
sect fife that come under Its influence.
The Japanese, having become rather
proud of the way In which they are
smaalng the Russians, think they are
likely to become the rulers of the see.
They therefore propose to challenge
the New York Yacht Club for the
America cup.
Salvation Army uniforms for wom
en. including the bonnet, eoet about
sine dollars. Nearly all of them are
made In Lutau, England The Jashlea
sever changee, and the girls do not
worry about the way the boanets
ought to be trimmed.
The medicine chest on large roseate
Ie like a cloeet or cupboard, with a
item door, built In the ship. In thte
cheat the medicine bottles, gilt labeled,
are arranged on shelvee that Hee one
above another in receding tiers. It te
practically a well-appointed drug stern.