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RATBMi 'V (J.80 per y ear Inadvance, vitliin 90 daygirom date o—displat—$1. per square Locals 20 cents per line eacb Special rates bt. contract. , The man who spends tine looking (or jtn easy job rarely ranks among the suc- How small the stars appqpr to the earth. The earth to them doee-not ap pear at all. There are people like the stars, and many more like the earth. Colombia Lodge, No. 43. «eeta every Tuesday evening at their hall in Colum bia Falls. Mont. Thoe. Thornton, 8ec. y^seFor the best o f everyth in g in the V, '• T i n d e r t a k i n g ; I J L - , — LINE CALL ON-— -TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3,1878.- NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION, The Geo. B. McClellan Poet, No. 24, G. A. K., meets \every 1 st and 3d'Sat os- day each month, at 2 p. m , at the Sol- diera’ Home. E. Kean er, commander, N. 11, Mosley, Adjutant. All classeeot'- building material, sash and doors, boilding-paper and bnilding hardware at Carr & Poes, at lowest E S S g S f e and will offer proof sought Is more valuabt lban for agricultural pi hi. .'.sun t.. »»hi lan.l K. . i?er t il tin, -til'. Thursday, the 6th day Promat-wnd careful attendance. Always roortepna apd oblig- | ing. Open every day in the year. Telephone 30. 340 M ain S tbxkt , K auspbll , M ontana . -TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. The Union Laundry. T Frank Nichols, manager of the hew Union Steam Laundry and Towell Sap- ply Co., of Kalispell, was in town this week, and will be here ag^in to-day. This new laundry is the outgrowth ol the recent labor dispute at Kalispell, at which time the two laundries there re fased to adopt a anion scale of wages for their help. Aboat 1901 the Union there adopted a scale of wages for all classes of labor except laundry workers, and the scale has been maintained and is still in vogue. About 5-. weeks ago a scale was adopted for laundry workers, rant ing labor from $6 s week in one janndry and $9 a week in the other to an even 0.8. Land Office, Kalispell, Montana, July*!. UOS. Notice f* hereby given that In compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of dime 8. IK78, entitled \an \act for the sale of «im- Jtr lands In the slates of California. Oregon; Nevada, and Washington Territory.” as ex tended to all the Public Land State* by act of Auguat 4, 18*2, ISAAC FBANK HIGGINS, of Columbia Palls, county of Montana, has this day.Bled NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Hath tad, state of la this Office his it pUrthds* ofihe Section, No. 15. S e No. 20 W. and le land sought is Department of the Interior, Land Office at Kalispell, Montana, Aug. 12, ISOS. N T & M K L S T E .E S iS S his Intention to make final proof in support \of s^ n s ts r e taksg e M : Montana, on September 17, IMS, vfx.: ELMER L. OEDDE8, who made homestead entry No. 888. Aug. S. 1900, lor the iJ im X and « % sskScc. jo, Town. 81, n, range 17 w.. M. M. He names tne following witneeeee to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of aald land, vie „ Ralph Bwainston, of Eseex. Montana; Maggie Swaloston, Iteic* Montana; ‘Lpichelt. Kal^ K ll. Montana: D. R.Twsy. Essex Montana; tie Tway, Belton, Montana; M. Driscoll, Kal- tspell. Montana. . Andrew W. Swaney, Register. First Pub. Aug. 16. 1*S. One advantage o f poverty is that our hut hours Are not disturbed by visions of a will contest, even if the Columbian hljnly * 2 ^ 0 .ayearv in Township No 61 S, R Will offer proof to ehow the more valuable for its that Agricultural purposes, am claim to aald land before tf ceiver of thie office at Kalii Friday, the ?th day of Oceot He names aa witnegaesi • W.HuU,. Charlesharles Myersyers andud Leueu Hovowell, W Hull, C M a L H all o f , Columbia Falls, Montana any ana all persona claiming adversely eny or all of the above described lands arc request ed to file tneir claims in this office on or before the said 9th day of October, 1908. « A ndhew W, S waney , Regfatei. First publication Aug let, 1999. CONTEST NOTICE. Department of the Interior. C. S. Land Office. Kalispell, MrsilsnA. August 8, 1908. A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed hi this office by Joseph A. Velthaus. contestant, against homestead entry No-997, made May It, 1KB, at U. S. Land Offioe at Kaliepall. Monish a*- talithe 8 W U B E / . and 8 K « V * > 4 . Sec.«, TS6N„ R26 W„ M. V by Nell flameey, contew tee, in whieh it is. alleged, that said hell Ram sey, since making said entry, has failed to ea- Freshmflk all the time. Fresh butter twice a week. Delivers twice a day. A Snap. Snaps in real estate are seldom picked up but the Columbian has one. 105 acres bottom land. 50 acres cleared, two miles from town, good improvements, all for $3,1)00. on easy terms if required. There is $3,000 worth of timbartmthe uncleared portion of the place, and a fine running stream of water, 'with plenty of fish and game. A good place for a big family. With proper manage ment the place will pay tor itself in a year. MONTANA COLUMBIA FALLS, same, that such failure to comply with the re quirements of law was not due to hie employ ment in the service of the Army, Navy or Marine Corps of the Undsed States In time of \Said parties are hereby notified to appear, respond and offer evidence touching said al legation at 10 o’clock, a. m.. on September «nd, •908, before Robert A. Mullei.ger, aU-8.Com- mlaalonerat Marston. Montaua, and that final hrarlng will be held at 10 o’clock. »-m , ea October «. 1908. before the RgfUter and Receiver at the United Stales Land Office in Kalispell, Montana. ANDRBW w. SWANEY, Register. Firet Pub. Ang J5. 1908. THOMAS CARROLL, J. P, Heal Estate. 1 If there’s any chance to boom bus!-* rnesa. boom it. Don’t be a knocker./ 1 Don’t pull a long face and *•* *0<ir' I on your stomach. HopqiA bit. Get] .a smile on you. Hold up your bead.' 'Get a hold with both hands. Then* E ll. Bury your hatchet. Drop, ar tomahawk. Hide your Utile/ miser. When a stranger drops' riB teU turn this la ifae greatest towu/ ton earth. It is. Dou’t get mnllsh' , Don’t roast. Be lolly. Get popular.J .It’s dead easy. Help yoursdf along . \ ’ Push your frleDds with you. Boon* (you’ll have a whole procession. Be, m a 'knocking other people down. No/ la s M s a 's .w s s ,* .\ .;!; .good man on earth. You can.! climb' 'the ladder of fame by stepping on< (otherpeople’s corns. They’re their, coma Not yours. And they’re/ 1 tender. Keep off the corns. ’ All men are cot alike. Once In aJ (while you may find one who Is very • 1 much alike. But some are different.] .You’re not the only shirt in the' wash. If you don l like their styles (let’em alone. Don’t knock. You’ll, get used to it There’s no end of fan< ifn mindlnajroerown business. And/ It makes other people like you bet-j (ter. Better have other* get stuck on 1 you than get stuck on yourself. No-' (body gets stuck on a knocker. Don’t/ Rents and Collections. Columbia Falls Montana Italian Boy Killed. Coppa CogUaino, a 15 yea* old Italian water carrier, was killed at Camp No. 1, near Colombia Falls, Snnday last, by- being run over with a dump cart. He lived for a few hours after the accident, and died after being brought to town. His body was taken to Kalispell for burial. £jflT Keeps the best liquors that money will bay. B B T A'ways money in the safe to cash CONTEST NOTICE. COLUMBIA FALLL, - ^MONTANA- Distinguished Gentlemen. Walter Hill, son-of Jas. J. Hill, Ches ter 8iros, son of Peter 81ms, and James Welch, eon of Pat. Welch, were at Co lombia Fallrf Thursday, and have gone out to make a trip over the new rail road. NOTARY PUBLIC Coolln & MlUer Block Practices in all the Courts Colombia Falls - - Montana Land Office lu Kmh-i'-ll. W. SWANEY.Rcgi-t-r. N i c e F u r n i s h e d R o o m s -Columbia Falls, - - - - - - M < S aturday id June 20, 1903, at. Columbia i, snoot., as secoud class matter, t Act of Congress ot March 3rd. 6ATUI&AY. AUGUST 22, 1903. Get Your Boxes Beady- The 22 mile rural mail delivery sye- (em from Columbia Falls sooth, lisa cents ($2 50) to eve^v one withi beep'eitahlishqil for, evgry day except Sunday. gangers should get tbeir boxes jdl ip position to avoid delavs. The car rier will start operation within a few days. Farmers on the east side can now yecive their mail every day right at to>me,and,m^il their letters from their gate poets. l^a.%geod thing. They Register “ Columbia Falls.\ It is now a credit to a man when ,abroad to say, “ 1 am fiom Colombia •Fflls.\ The place is spoken of .all over vibe state as being one of the liveliest, and by far the most promising town in “the northwest. This of coarse, was not •altogether brought about by the advent of a newspaper in Columbia Falls, yet at the same time, that condilion did exist during the time Columbia Falls -was without a paper. Colombia Falls has been revived, and is enjoying oon- -tinuod prosperity upon, its merits as an '\agricultural and lumbering Muter and . it* probability, on account of superior natural location, of becoming an im portant railroad point on acconnt of be coming a junction with the north and vatynh-APd ex4 and west roads, as soon -as the north road, now under,construc tion, is complete. This fact was not brought about by the advent of a news- tpqper, but wide publicity of the facts itSat exist here hat brought ths place (into prominence, _ and also into la w vyrith the people of the great northwest, mad it will be no longer a disgrace to :place your name on the outside hotel •rifeistere, and affix “ Colombia Falls,” which will immediately give yon ?he •distinction of being a live man from a dive pUo®, i»»i~ e **-- e u u . - ; — being E.dwd qj^quly ashprLwbileago, when o b lytW few Would put their right address on a register, knowing tie . igray.eyard air that would follow its read ing. If Is different now. You can read tfae_ big hotel registers in ttys principal citi»severy day now, a id ass Win. Jones, •Columbia Falls. Jones was a good fel low, but'happened to live in some dead town and would rather have it appear different, and he expects to come to Columbia Falla anyway as soon as he can make the necessary arrangements. H. H., Greer Suicides. H* Barry Greer’s body was found ii Fktbead river last Sunday, and his body was taken to Kalispell, where It was identified by J. P. Ham and J. H. Hawkins, his former associate of this place. Greer was left, ejen, alive near Wjp*. Nutter’s place' nee* > Colombia Felts, where he bad been assisting J H. Hawkins in doing some artistic paint ing. Greer wae a morphine fiend, and his mind was no doubt affected by the excessive use of the drug. Wbiie at Natter’s place some two weeks ago, he jtWped jnto a slough a couple ol times, aftiwoR,polled -.out and dissuaded from his purpose by his friend Hawkins. He afterward started for town, and was not seen again until his body was discovered in a bad state of decompoeitfon aloDg ttys river. I* was reported in the last Cplpmbian that he had turned up all right a t Somer s, but that was a mistake. He wa» a pieno player on* all round musician, and had been with Hawkins and Ham for some time, aud they made diligent inquiry for him, and thought they bad located him at Somers, but when the body was foond in the river they immediately went to Kalispell and bqth identified the remains which were bqried at the Demersville cemetery last Monday. It was a clear case of suicide, sad no inquest was held. Greer w quite well liked among his associates Columbia, Falls. He was one of the Oalithnmpian band that played here on the 4th of July. Bat little is known of him except that it ia nnd< rutood that be had relatives at Portland, Oregon- Distinguished Visitor. Hill, jr.., was a Columbia Falls this week, and looked over ty thoroughly. Ho did not [the object of his visit here. J/P. W . 9 /f c u ' n y / f e r c a n a i l e C o m p a n y Oldest General Department Store in \ \ M Co. C o l u m b i a * F a l l s M o n t a n a dins of 20 mi(es of Columbia F. fou hayn't got the price we are tiling to wait for you to set a ben. Yt take a two bit hen and put a dnzei eggs under her for another two bits, au< hat would be four bits. Then wbei chickens are hatched, bring (hem Columbian office, andyve, will give yt the paper for a year and a dollar to boot. All thie would take you tob - ably 40 minutes labor all told, am work 165 days a year to pay you fo chickens. Let the hen do the lork. The Columbian it the cheapest pap -r ,Flatbead county. It’s Ihe quality you itr aad this here rag is made ou' sorto’stuff thats awful «*4ful oi farm, and cannot be any» here else than right W e in Colombia Falls. The stnff that's in this haar little borne paper is just the kind that your boys and gals ’ll reatkevery jtero of, and bawl for the next one to be printed. These here home news is sich as wile's vigor, and cause her to smoftthe the wrinkles out un her ftce onse in week, and we'll bet our sox agin a new calico dress for Mandy, that when this family journal once becomes a visitor to your house that Mandy will tell John lo keep that hen a suitin'. This is not of yer skim milk lay outs. If the Bee $3.00 aud the Harold-Journal is tf.OU, and the H inter-Lake is (2.00, aud ye git more in this haar little paper, what is easier to read and leea trouble handle than ye do in all three of the others, wouldn’t it be kindpr sorter fair split the difference between (7.00, and more fair when we knock a dollar off besides? These are leadin’ questions to be considered. Our gravy is flavored with the costliest kind of season ing,.and these columns contain all the news from all the world, and particularly around home, and all the news is bilt down an» onv up J ----- «*IU into Jt gnglligan that will-give yon an appetite e next week* Right now time to tell Mandy to set that hen. ^STTnTftTTrt'TTfVTfTTTTTTtTFTTfWWHTTTTTTTTTf^ lE. M. Snyder Co| I druggists i HOW, DO. i You Want Fishing Tackde? ^ YES,. SIR. ^ Fm 'Bliged. Better Hurry ^ THEY ARE GOING SOME 3 CONIJN A MILI.RR BLOCK HXMBIA FAXLS, - - M ONTANA^ 1 0 1 LOAD LOTS B u g g ies w a g o n s harness F a r m m a c h inery and im p le m e n ts S tov e s and ranges C r o c k e r y and glassw a r e B inder tw in e JUST RECEIVED Patronize tlie( 6 ~ Co. FRANK NICHOLS, Manager. The only UNION STEAM LAUNDRY in Flathead county. Received(yind delivered twice a week at Grist’* barber shop, Columbia Falls Hutchinson Bros. New Hardware Store. C J T Y C A F E - 5 E. L. P A R K E R , Proprietor C Y M B A L S NCHES £*r*SOPT DRINKS * ^ “ ICF. CREAM £ » \ B A K E R Y ® » “ OIGARS ^ D “ LODOINGS IW O p e n all night^fD B e s t R e s tau r a n t in t o w n . N e a r th e B a n k . U r y TJhat S t i v e r S p r a y S t e e r JTJade t y th e T T /o n t a n a f f i r e w / n y C o . S r e a t S a i l s , 77 fo n ta n a . ZtAe t e s t b e e r o n ea r t h f o r fa m i l y a n d g e n e r a l u s e .. J f a n d t e d b y a l l p r t 'n e /p e l d e a l e r s a t C o lu m b ia S a l t s . T h e r e Is But O n e R a v e G r o v e D r . A . H o w e SPEC IA LIST Kalispell • • • Montana ! L e . T T f i n t The Old and Popolar Resort J. J. FITZPATRICK,
