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If ATM*. ;:.50 pe,r J&T, in advance 9»days from date taplay— per, square icals 20 cent* per line each ' 4 rates bv contract. Sail*. Meat., aa second cla=s matter, Qtttfer Act of Oongresj of. March 3rd, SATURDAY, OCT. 10, 1903. A8 SEEN BY IHE OLD SCOUT He VI,Ue The Beaut And Makes A Ballot At WhIUAsh. I Blaine Kales Drops Dowf Study ..the loading of your political •guat.elae there mey be an tin looked for recoil. Thoughts reflect themeelres in the ■pairrer of the face; be cheerful. It helps yon to do business. Tift advertisement is the poor business what the-doctor’s medicine is fo the j»|ien}- 7 -but both must be properly pre- scribpd. The rural mail delivery ia injurious to the merchant who does not ad vert Isl and may it grow along the same lines o^ill he is entirely out of business. An East Side Farmer asks: E gels eat?” We know one'who through a pint of ice cream, a 20 -cent box of chocofatee and a quart of pea- .pjjfa one joyous afternoon not many c nylons ago itf e.olunjbia Falls. A- smooth Missouri editor worked a scheme on bis delinquent subscribers tbs other day. “ All toy subscribers but one have paid up in advance,” he wrote, and about a hundred, ashamed to be the only one, dropped in and settled up. Meandering aodlhfrom ColumbiaFalls the.Scout thid*week finds himself at a starting point at the north end of the beautiful Lake Blaine .whept ia.sitoated the pfctucesque home of Otto Hansen the shores of this magnificent body of water which is two miles long and a mils wide, neetiing right up against the Rockies with its beautiful margin of the finest kind of milling timber. Here gameTs^lentiful and it is an..ideal spot for the banter. The lake contains trout, black bass and whitefish in great abund ance. Hansen has a fine 100 acre farm and his wheat crop this season went bushels to the acre. He also rai many kinds of fruits and has fully demon strated the fact that grapes can- be suc cessfully grown in the Flathead. Black (limits'a re also growiug profusely at this place. Capt Wm Jenkins, a veteran of the 7th Pa., cavalry; has camped on the west side of this lake for a period of 16 years aod has 100 aciea of bis most excellent 140-acre farm under cultivation. His 16 year old son does most of the farming. His apple orchard is 16 years old and he has to keen the trees propped and tied up with ropes to keep them from, break ing down under their heavy load of fruit. On the opposite shore of the lake is the 17 acre farm of H J Branney and^hey have a code of signals by which they communicate across the lake. Mr. B. is an expert with the rod and line and rifle And besides being a successful farmer ia a successful trapper and hunter and a terror to the mountain Hen. .aod bear which are t^iite numerous in- that vicinity. A^cmvptry . paper tells of two little boys wbp S8«e«i their mother if they might pl»y store in the dining room. \Yes.' she replied, “ if yotudpn’ t make much noise.\ “ We’ll bequietabout it, said one. \W e ’ll be storekeepers that dfW’t advertise.” Every fanner boy wants to be a school teacher, every school teacher hopes to be an editor, every edit o f jroold like to be a banker, every banker Would like to be a trust magnate, and. every trnst magnate hopes some day to own. a farm and have, chickens and cow*, and pigs and horses to look after. So. we end whetf we begin. If you have an important part .to play in-, business life, remember ypn must dress up.Uj it. The shabby, the unshav en,, the unrefined can not rise above togAiocrity. They will find their place St'last in those situations where previous experience is required.” and where they age told that $100 per week ea^.be made.wiChout the slightest effort, knowledge or skill. Hqrq is eometljing that, wilj make all^reep; “ Tenderly she laid the silent, white form beside those that bad gone before. She made no outcrv, she did not weep. Such a moment was too precious to be spent in idle tears. Bat soon there came a time when it seemed aa if natnre input give way. She lifted her voice, atg^ cried loud and long. Iler erv was taken up by others who were near and it echoed and re-echoed over the grounds. Then suddenly ail was still. What the use of it all? She would lay another egg to-morrow. all. The Columbian office will move the first fit tlje coming week to the McCarthy building opposite Judge Carroll's place where it will remain .pending the atruction of a building on a site adjacent to the telephone central office, bavn’t altogether abandoned the good nyoes of the flat and the busineaa of town but find-it necessary to prepare for the coming winter. The snow lowering on the mountain tops reminds uSithat we had better get a building with dspre anddtindowa in it. The people of Glen, Mont., where lias existed a postoffice for a long time ljave a.righteous kick coming ovar the discon tinuation of that office by the postmaster ggneral since the establishment of the rural delivery from this place which does not extend ball way to Glen from Falls. The sturdy ranchers pioneers* that inhabit the fertile • along the banks, of the placid lake in the Glen neighborhood have to travel 25 miles over a rough iu order to gaia communication world and the taking service is an lnjust- enmmunity of frontier that they keenly feel. By all means the matter should be brought be fore tlie department in its proper light and a mail service restored to those Frum this place the Scout made a balloon of raw H od and bear skins and bis next Unding was at Whitefish. Here while viewing tbe town from the rail road grade he was startled-by a success ive bombardment ami while pondering 'bother it was a salute to his arrival or whether it was time to grab a root aad get away from a hostile force he was accosted by a stranger from whom he found out that it was only the regular daily operations of the townsite stump buster. After the scare was off he visit ed the Hotel-Whiteflsh, 0 A Wright A Co., managers. It ig a two story 50x50 building witltJ4 rooms- aad ’a fine bar with T J Alexander to do the seasoning. Tbe hotel is neatly equipped and the most excellent meals are daily served. From T C Paine, treasurer for the itownsite Co., a few itepi* concerning the townsite were gleaned. The company have about finished their new 34x60 feet building and it is very satislactory. The terms are easy and tlie prices range from $100'to MOO Ptir lot according to location. A lot will be donated-to all, church organizations and the Presby terians are the first to take advaoUge of tbe offer., Tbe telephone line to Colum bia Falls and Kaliapell will soon be in operation. It is now thonght that the laying of steel rails from Columbia Falls will commence about Nov. 15th and that the snort of the iron horse will be heard at Whitefish shortly afterward. J E Skyles is very busy serving cust omers iq bis general 9lore in addition to his duties as postmaster He ia ably assisted by bis wife. His buildiug is on Central Avenue and is 25x60. The J C O’Brien dance ball building is on Central Avenue and is a. 25x100 feat two story building and O’Brian is still selling sixteen year old and nothing younger distilled delight and nectar of the Gods at ilia customary price per I Kittle with percentage tickets eide. On the west pideof the Avenue is the Club and cafe and first class refresh ments of every description are served here night and day. Chas-Carothers is digjtipgniehed as the oldest inhabitant. His Great Northern saloon is tbe oldest building in town and is situated at the north end of Central Avenue and he is doing an excellent business. * Bowen A Morgan are furnishing building 2* A 4fhpn Central Ave., Dear the BaDk, which will be used as a general store. George B. Stewart is putting the finishing touches on a 24x36 building Central Avenue which he will occupy a confectionery and cigar store. • Alex Miller has an office for the O’ Neill Lumber C*>. on Second street and is doing nicely. He ia a pastier and will succeed in anv man'a country. J Dallas A Co. have a 24x60 feet build ing with Cafe attachment on the cornor of Central Avenue and Second Street and are running tbe popular place known as the Owl Saloon. Bert Briokerhoff is the manager of tbe R W Main Mercantile Co’s store located on Second Street and is doing the mercantile business of the place to a considerable extent. TMs Is a branch of the Main Mercantile Co., of Columbia Falls who are very popular throughout the whole Flathead County. C E Ramsey ia the proprietor of the, -*■>' Lake-view llguse situated ou the shores W . T T f a t n 7 / f e r c a n o i l e C o m p a n y flfel General Department Store in Flathead Co. Columbia F alls - M o n t a n a C. II. Snyder i r » J C o t DRUGGISTS e r v g i v i n g a w a y f r a * o n v /a v a s t c o p y ^ X E: o f t h e W h i v e J f o u s e C o o k 3 i o o k ^ £ Jf w iah w a r y S 5 ca s h p u r c h a s e . 0 * 3 K ‘ ’ ^5 E 97fon th o n l y . O c t o b e r 7 9 0 3 . r GLDB S&LI, 00 J. C. Seucdy, Pros w t r \ wm b\ Keeps the best liquors that money ‘Always money in the safe to cash checks * COLUMBIA FALLL, - - MONTANA 1 \C r y C h a t S i l v e r S p r a y e d e a r 7 7 /a d e b y t h e 7 / / o n t a n a b r e w i n g C o . S r e a t S t a lls, M o n t a n a . C h e b e s t b e e r o n e a 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 t a n d l e d b y a l t p r i n c i p a l d e a l e r s a t C o lu m b ia & d /f r . of Whitefish Lake and from here a grand view of the lake can be had. It is a beautiful body of water seven miles loog and two miles wide at its widest point. So snugly settled iu tbe mountains makes it jin ideal, spot, for the spor.tptolL At this hotel boats and aU - other convert nee for sport will belound. Other bn si ness interests are represent ed here and one thing sure the grit and push represented pulverizes all oppos ition and paves the way to prosperity and is' most commendable to the new Carr A Pose handle everything. No more complete gmerpl department store iu the west. . ' tf Columbia Lodge, No. 43. meets every Tuesday evening at their hall in Colum bia Falls. Mont. Thoe. Thornton. Sec. Gain p man’s confidence and you are ear bis purse'strings. Newspaper men whose lives and paper inspire con fidence have no difficulty in making the business pay. The Geo. B. McClellan Post, No. 24, G. A. K., meetB every 1st and 3d Satur day each..month, at 2_p..r*., at tbe 8ul- dJers’ Home. E. Keaner, commander, N. H. Morley, Adjutant. - All classes of building material, sash and doors, building paper and building hardware at Carr A Poes, at lowest price. tf. Mahiq’s Magazige-rAVe all. start out in Kfc as advertisers. The first cry is a want ad” for breakfast food. The sec- nd ia likely to be a “ help wanted” ad n account of a carelessy placed pin. Jake Neitzling could laugh Tuesday and feel the tickle without swallowing a feather. Reckon Jake won' something. Many an editor’s gems of thought a only past—and scissors. Keep busy; the busiest man is the happiest. Don't give up; you may be right after Slnppr work is worse than no work. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. M lW -l. »»»<■ as*. 17, ues, XTOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE IN followinx-nuned wilier has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in rapport of bU claim, and that said proof will be made before the Rexlmer and Receiver- 0. ». laud oflilce at Kaliapell, Montana, on November sth. homeatead entry so. 1577, May 21, ia the following wit W 9 EJ 1 . . . . all of Colombia Falls, Montana, and .. Eckelberry, of Sheldon, Montana. ANDREW W. SWAKEY, Register, l-lrst Pub Sept. 19.1903 —TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3,1878.— NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. 0. a Land Office, Kaliapell. Mont August 11 .191 Notice la hereby given that In compliance It lib the provlsloua of the set of Junes. ISPS, entitled \An act for the her Units in the states of Califon Washington Territoi public la * >. and k T m . GEORGS N. MANSriELP, of Columbia Falla. County of Flathead, Stale of Tfantsna, has this day filed In this office his >».,m statement No.«W. for the purchase of the nX a w % and a e ^ awJi iw ) l»e k of Sec. No. 2. In Township Ho.SI. north range 22 west, raughT'u'm ^ v ^ U lo’X t l 'X r 'o 'r Receiver of this office at KaUapelt. Stmt., on Thursday, the Mh day-of November. 1903 He names aa witnesses: O. T >rd. James Grist. Harry Fitly. Charles Poas, -» Columbia Kalla Any and all persons al...v« il.wrlbed lands' this office on claLotsj^d ( *ot,b«?orc said Sth ill The Hub has eoes t< is Tin hinfs ' JAMES BOLICK Fainter r you qan ’ t boost d , If there's any chance to b. \ess. boom it. Don't be a on't pull a long (ace ana _n your stomach. Hope a a smile on yon. Hold up yi _ _____ /Get a hold with both hands. Then/ 7pull. Bury yonr hatchet. Drop/ J our tomahawk. Hide yonr little/ ainmer. When a stranger dmpe\ hj, 1 , the greatest town/ It la. Don’t get mulish.N st. Be lolly. Gel popular.) , ______ easy. Help yourself along. \ / Push your friends with you. 8001 /you'll have a whole procession. B. * a good fellow. , NO man ever helped blmuM h; /knocking other people dow* N. ----- — r got rich trying to mak. . .peoplebelieve thi 3 VSood man on e a r l-. ------------------ , * /the ladder of fame by stepping on/ f other people's corns. They're their) corns. Not yours. And they're I tender. Keep off the corns. -V : 1.. c different.) lrt In theN thoruty../ _ 'em alone. Don’t knock. You'll get used to It. There- -------- ' ‘ — I In minding yonr pwn------------------ ft makes other people like yon bet ter. Better have others — ——v — ' than get stuck on yc , ... y gets stuck on a knocker. Don't f i H i __ BEST BELLMAN RUNS A LiyRKV STABJJt PATRONIZE YOUR HOME DEALERS “ Buy your hardware from Hotchinedn Bros. Their stock is complete. Ranges, Cook Stoves, heaters. Full line of Studebaker wagons and carriages. Call and see them. Price* alwaW ight. NEW HARDWARE STORE I 'O O F Building Columbia Falls, Montana Fresh milk all the time.. Fresh butter twice a week. Delivers twice a day. COLUMBIA FALLS, - of the Interior, nd Office at Kill spell, Mont., September 11, 1903. XTOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE .iXtollowluK-osmi'd settler has Bled notice of his Intention to make commutation Anal proof In support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver of tbe land Office at Kaliapell, Montana, on October 20th lMS.-rla:. AUGUST WALDMAW,. intry No. 463;J»r the and lotas and 4, Sec. who made home ------ ------ H t t S M S W S a . He names the following witnesses to prove his couMnnous residence upon and cultivation of said laud, rts: George Pulaski. John Pulaski, Alex Thomp son, Chas. Peterson, of Whitefish, Montana. A an saw W. S wahxy . Register. First Pnb. Sept. 12.1908. Jou Can Live Without Boozi H V T V H i i h o T r i b T 6 ih j > W h e n y o u 'can * C k e t Fuch ch o ice K i n d s of/ G. Columbia Falls )He Carries the only brands that will* change sorrow to joy and joy toi gladness. |And Cigars... S P E C I A L I S T K a lisp e ll - - - M o n t a n a The smoke from which Will make ringlets of gold ' . . . Have a smile right now . . Certificate of Co-Paitaerzhip. We, the undersigned, do hereby certify that we are partners in the business of ftrmjpg, stock-raising and dairying, near Columbia Falls, in Flathead Coun ty, State of Montana, and are conduct ing oar said business under the firm name and style of Mengon Broe.; that the names in full of all the members ol such partnership are Peter Mengon. John Mengon and George Mengon; that, we all reside near Columbia Falls; Mon tana. at which place we receive our mail. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands this 29tb day of Anguat, 1903. P eter M engon , J ohn M enoon , G eoroic M kngdn . S tate of M ontana , 1 County of Flathead, f BB' notary public in and for said county and State, Peter Mengon, John Mengon, and George Mengon, whose names are subscribed to the foregoing certificate, who are personally known to me to be the same persons described therein, and who executed the Mine, and who, each of them, acknowledged the same to bs bis free act and deed. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year in this certificate first above written. J. K. M iller , ( seal ) Notary Public. First Pub. .Sep. 0, 1903.
