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vmmmmmmmmrmm H. Snyder & Col DRUGQIM 5 1 )LUMBIA FALLS, :MONTANA^ X J iider t a k i n g ; ------ LIN E CALL ON ------ - -TIMBERLAND. ACT J \JN E 3,1878.- NOTICE FO R PUBLICATION. Prom p t and careful a ttendance. Alwayi | ing. Open e very day in the year. 3-WM ain S t r h t , K auspipo , M ontana . The Geo. B. McClellan Poet, TJo. 24, G. A. R., meets every 1st and 3d Satur day each m onth, a t 2 p. m , a t the Sol diers’ Home.; E . K e e n e r , commander, N. H . Moriey, A djutant. bra Falla. . I J . C. Teeter, Kid Ohio infan try; Kalia- - Thomas Clayton, 101st' Indiana, in fantry ; Colombia Falla. . A lbert M. Sm ith, 137th Illinois iofan- t m Kalis pell. i B . A. Miller, 12th Iowa infantry j Co lom b ia Falls. • D. A. Snyder. 3d and f i l t h Pennsyl vania infantry; Colombia Falls. T \v iM u : « , __ : i - i _ qurnru C. O’Neil, 19th Michigan infan- 16th N. Y. H . A .; Kalispell. k f t H am lin, - ISttr'Midhigan in- -^IM B E B LAND, ACT JU N E 3, 1878- NOTICE FO R PUBLICATION: A lbert Long, 28th Illinois infantry; ialispell. J . R. Hilman, 42d Ohio infantry; Co- ynbia Falls. D. J . Plume, 7th Missouri cavalry; 2 p «5£“’ ““ L I , H and, l06tl) in f a n try; Columbia alia. . i W . H . Gregg, 2 lst and 120th Indiana : Kalispell. Pfl.m^r, 7 th Wisconsin infan try; Charles Bird, 1st Minnesota H . A . ; ialispell. E d . F. Morgan, 16th V ermont infan- HOTICE FO B PUBLICATION. Department,ol the Interior, land Office a t Kalispell, Montana, Aug. 12.1903. f OTICB IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE following named settler has filed notice of i Intention to ihalce fltial pruof lu support of i claim, and that said ptqof will be mide be- e the Register and Receiver, at Kalispell, hi tan a, on September 17,1903, v is.: ELMER L. GKDDE8, o made homestead entry No. 3®. Aug. 9, Freeh milk a ll the tim e. Freeh batter twice a we Delivers twice a day. COLUMBIA FALLS, - J Ml 4iRIST ...Tonsorial Parlors*. CONTEST NOTICE. A sufficient coolest affidavit having been filed In this office by Joseph A. Veltbaus, contestant, • gainst homestead entry No- 997,- made May 14. 1902. at O. 8. Land Office at KalliMll; Montana, tee. In Which itis alleged that-said Nell Ram sey. since making sajd enlrr.i h « failed to e» tabllsh his residence tfiercoir, aa rebulred by law or at all. but baa wholly abandoned -the. BEST EQytUj’PED SHOP IN TH E ' CQUNTY j v • same, that such failure to comply with the re quirement* of law was not doe to his employ ment In the service of tho Army, Navy or Marine Corps of the United States in time of Bald parties are hereby notified- to appear, respond and offer evidence touching said al legation at 10 o’clock, a. ■ „ on September 22nd, •903. before Robert A. Mnlleuger.a U.8 .Com missioner at Menton, Montana, and iha>final hearing wiU'b* i e i d ’af J# o'clock, a. m.,ois October 6,1903, belofethe Register and Receiver at the United States Land Office in Kalispell, . ontana. ANDREW W. 8WANEY, Register. First Pub. Aug 16. 1908. THOMAS CARROLL, J . P. Beal Estate. F. J . COOMBS Blacksmith. Wagon- maker & Feed Mill K /m A strictly-, fiyet-. rises professional horaeehoer will be always-kept here. Columbia Falls. CONTEST NOTICE. J.K M IL L E fc Attomey-at-Law. NOTARY PUBLIC Practices in all the Courts Colombia Falls - - Montana (8KAL) F i r s t Pub. Sap. 6, SATURDAY. SEPT. 12, 1903. V ats a t B ig Fork. . Despite the Inclemency o f the weather the Vote a t Big Fork had a b ig 'tim i aptl' p . g n m d j ^ n i o n . Space forbidff tion of U je^aHtir in length. Eloquent addresses were delivered by W hiteside, QpUette, Brennen and others. The n e x t ^yand Reanion will be held a t Colombia Falls, and two committees were ap pointed to fix Uje d a te and make all the WfiJWary arrangem ents. The lndietf*' committee is Meedames Clayton, Snyder, 9 o l l and Kennedy, and the gentlemen . committee is C aptain H iim a h , H . A. Mil le r , L. A. Mathews, D. A. S nyder and Thoe. Cfnyton. The officers elected were d a c o b ^ n g e , p r e s ident;B . Q. Palm e i, 1st ^ n d 2nd V . P a .; a n d IK W .C. O’N eill) - Following is taken from the around his o a t field, holding the lines Continuing south across the road over the fence into an oat field, I a lso caught Mr. Phillip Roliel on the wing, flailing around hia o a t field on his reaper. Hb kindly rested his team for a lew minutes talk of bis 160 acre farm. Etas 40 acres of wheat and 16 of oats, tha't he thinks will beat 20;. bushels to th e acre. Oats ajjpve th e average, potatoes n o t. Two boyt* the' oldest 14 years, were assist' in the field,’and one little T year makes the family. Mrs. Rohel kindly showed m e the w ay -i i thejhome of a widow Kdy i n th e tim ber near the mountain. M rs. K atie Lerch, w ith the aid of her little son. Mrs. Lerch and her -daughter Fannie, working in the garden. On h e r farm of 160 acf*s there is a large a mount of tim b er suitable for ties a n d lumber. She keeps cows, raiaes h e r owp hay, ahd all sorts of vegetables on the 7 acres cleared, thjpe of ( h e r girls are away to work, leasing Mteis Fannie and the lit tle boy with her. Joining Mrs. Lerch on the south is the 240 a cre farm of,Mr Richard Heller. Found Mr. H v a t home. He is one of the old tim ers, having lived here 13 years. H is crop this year is good; w h eat 20 bushels to the acre. Oats np average. Sweet corn and potatoes good. A fine young orchard of 220 trees. Fam ily of six children-; eldest d aughter 18 . On the west line of Mr. H eller’s farm, in a deep depression o f the ground, a lake, covering 20 acres is found, no visible supply or outlet, and a t present is about 15 feet deep. Mr. Den ney Hdgne lives on the west side of the lake, a n d ifi p a rt owner. Two years ago, through the efforts of ex-SehatOr Car ter, 3,000 young black bass was secured and placed in the lake. They are pros pering finely. Some of them will now m easure 7 and 8 inches in length. Trout are also in th e lake. All of the nine farmers ffihrted to-dby will commence to read tho Colombian, and we feel sure they will never regret doing so. Continuing o a r 'scout for the Colum bian, o a r n e x t h a lt was a t the farm of M r. Gns H eller. W e found th a t g entlem an circulating 7yi.M Jphigan cavalry; ^ A n * » Eftey, 21st Wisconsin infantry; F rank Young, 67th Illinois infantry; J ? M. Colons, ltt * U* .8, infantry; ,Gilley,, 1st M ain in f a n try; Big- ___ rlesPqttis, 8 th Wisconsin infantry; VMflwew^Tbrry,' 49th Wist la n try ; Kelts pell. Thomas Butterfield, 60th N. Y. engi- n^ ^ i £ S l r o y , Kalispell. . H . F . Conklin, n t ^ g n d J 2 t h Ohio * C i»l n iW , i « h . a . ; \ S a r W s W e e t , 3S»h Wisconsin infan ts ? ; Kalispell.. . Sra»te«-AWRiCA»KWA%.VrrxBA»a. B n ^ W a i s b f i . i,36th V. &- infantry ; >: B l^^V /rlpffi, U j ft,.steam e r Adams; spanking team , a ttached to Cormick reaper. M r. H . baa lived here 15 years, has 320 acres of land; of o ats and 60 of [-wheat this y e a r, which he says w ill y ield .away above the aver age. A fine young orchard, a n d a ll sorts of., vegetables. He owns a fine im ported dappled bay stallion, ,secured from the famous Marcus Daily stables. Joining M r. H eller on the w e st,'and; bordering on the river, is the well- known farm of Joseph Ladenburger, 330 acres,(j*ith 160 acres under cultivation 80 acres good oata, 18 acres fall wheat estim ated yield 28 to 30 bushhls- acre; 7 acres of orchard, some trees breaking down with their load of fruit. There a re indications of ease am comfort here. Following the river west, we find the . farm of Mr. Fred. Heilman of 130 aerflif, ?- with a crop of 30 acres oats and 20 of Wheat, and b e tter than average yiejd. Mr. H eilm an’s brother John joins him on the south with 160 acres. H is 50 acres oats and 36 of wheat will be u p to average; has a good young orchard ADd good vegetable crop. Joining Mr. H ellinan on the south is th e farnv,of Mr. John Modesitt, of 160 acres; hie 40 acres of oats hardly up to average. Fine orchard a n d good crop of vegetables. I found Mrs. Modesitt in the garden gathering green corn. In answer to my inquiry regarding this u n usual crop, she stripped a part of the husk from an ear, displaying well- m a tured, plump grains of corn.V Vis ions of roasting ears and succotash ap pealed. I would raise corn for table use if I had to give the plants, an early sta r t in a hot bed bouse. Secure thg earliest kind, like the Irishm an with bis potatoes! W hen asked why he planted the E a rly Rose when o ther va rieties gave better yield, replied that the E a rly Rose m a tured 12 minutes ahead of a ll others. , South-east of Mr. Modesitt; th a . 100 fcqre.fartn <£RgvV'jP. 0 . G lendening.is lo cated. The Rev. Glieb&dnlnk is a'Mejlio- dist m inister, now in charge of a circuit in the Tobacco Plains c o untry. Hia is in charge of the farm. H is 80 acres of oats will b e an average yiefd. Here again we find a young orchard. One-quarter of a mile west we bait a t the farm of Mr. T. 8. W alters, an old veteran, under who’s h ospital roof we tarried over night, and renewed the (and army boans) of army life. Mr. W. owns 113 acres of. land, 55 acres qnder cultivation. H is o afs and. wheat, •18 acres of each, wHl y ield above average. 136 trees in hts o rchard. Mr. J . M. W a t ter, his married son, hfa charge, not only of the farm but a blacksmith shop, also where he does work a t any old time, for a host of neighbors. The farm is for sale atA40 per acre. T h * farm o f Mr. G. W. Leuon. p f 120 urea, joins M r. W alters o n tha wet %:res u n der cultivation, 165 trees shard, many of them loaded w ith fruit; Mr. L. has quite a business in amall froi(s and vegetables. H ere again we found aweet eorn successfully grown. JTo be aontmned.] 7/ f a i n 7/ f e r c a n a i l e C o m p a n y Oldest General Department Store in flatliead (o. ' C o l u m b i a F a l l s M o n t a n a r s - r , will bioy. am-. cheebi Keeps the best liquors th a t money b Always money in th e safe, to cash checks COLUMBIA FALLL, - - MONTANA Some folks look o a t for n u m b e r o n e ; T h a t a ll may b e q u ite true, But when i t is a widow, she Looks for number two. Captain Bartlett says the secret of his suc cess lays in the use of Peters ammunition fo^ sale at oi ji at * ji ji %g-' Store.. ODD FELLQW S BUILDING Z T ry Z jA a t < S itvor S p r a y S5eor T tfa d o b y tk a 9 7 /o n t a n a C o . f r p a t f a l l s , 77/on ta n a . Vhm bast t * a r t A f o r f a m ily a n e t t . y s s m r a j us*, jffa n d t o d b y a l l p r in e ip s l d e a le rs a t C o lu m b ia f a l l s . Dr. A. Howe Certificate of Co-Pltrta w t i u p .. S tats o r M ontana , } _ County of F lathead, j We, thenndersigned, do hereby certify iet we are partnera in the business of farming, stock-raising and dairying, near Columbia Falls, In Flathead Coun ty, Stato of M ontana, and e re conduct ing our said business under the firm name and style of Men the names ip. full of all such ps Jqbn Nfa*gon __________ _ ______ w« all reside near Columbia F alla, Mon tana, a t which place we receive our m a il In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands this 39thdgy. q{ August, On this 29th day of August. 1903, par- sonally appeared before m e , J . K . Milter, a notary p ublic in and for aaid county and State, Feter Mengon, John Mengon, and George Mengon, whose names are subscribed to the foregoing certificate, who are personally known to m e te.be>' the sam e persons described therein, a nd who executed- the same, and wHo, each of theqt, acknowledged the same to be his free a ct and deed. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my h a n d and affixed my official aeal the d ay a n d year in this certificate first above w ritten. J . K . M ill **, Notary Public.
