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( 1 • bur iltALAIA PAM Our Idea of Service AMMON= 5, To our customers is that it should be a series of good turns that is continuous and uninterrupted. In Other Words Their business accurately handled, their interesta con. sidered, th0 every day routine conscientiously per- formed; and then. in addition, every possible extra attention and thoughtfulness that will make our rela- tions more agreeable, helpful and permanent. The First National Bank The Bank of Personal Service EKALAKA, MONTANA W. J. Johnson, Pres. L. Price, 2nd Vice Pres. S. A. Ilolt, 1st Vice Pres. J. W. Brant, Cashier Ira 1. Wartman. Asst. Cashier . . _ Enberg s = Sec. 2, W 1 / 4 Sec. 11, S 1 / 4 Sec. 13, Secs. : = — = FE, W 1 / 4 Sec. 35; in T. 2 S., R. 60 ki., = 14, 23 and 24, N 1 / 4 , SW 1 / 4 Sec 25, Sec. — = = 26', N 1 / 4 , SW 1 / 4 , N ' 1 / 4 SE 1 / 4 Sec. 35, = = = G a r a, g e E 1, 2, 7, 8, 9, 10, 15 16 17 18 19 20, .. S 1 / 2 _ Sec. 1, Lots 17, 18, SE% Sec. 2, = = NW% N 1 / 4 SW 1 / 4 Sec. 36; in T. 3 S., — = R. 60 E., W 1 / 2 Sec. 2, Secs. 11 and 12, = E W 1 / 4 Sec. 14; in T. 1 S., R. 61 E., Lots — — LI, Elia Secs. 11 and 14, E 1 / 4 , E 1 / 2 W, 1 / 4 — = ,. = Sec. 22, Seca. 23 and 26, E 1 / 4 , Eiv, El 1E, NW 1 / 4 , Sec. 27, NE% Secc. 34. Sec. El Goodrich Tires = in T. 2 S., R. 62 E., SW 1 / 4 Sec. 10, •-• 35; in T. 3 S., R. 61 E., S 1 / 4 Sec. 7; — =...- i.. 1 NW% Sec. 16, NW 1 / 4 Sec. 19, N 1 / 2 = E,Sec. 21; and unsurveyed lands which — _ All Kinds of Grease and Oils 7 .!by protraction of the lines of the = = public survey in the township ad- = Enjoining would probably be described i.: \\:as the SE 1 / 4 Sec. 10 S 1 / 4 Sec. 11, S 1 / 2 E E 1 i E Pstg. tight 1 NOTICE OF RESTORATION OF Public Lands to Homestead Entry and other Disposition. Department of the Interior, General Land Office, Wash- ington, D. C., September 13, 1912 Notice is hereby given that by Procla- mation of the President dated Septem- ber 3, 1919, the following described lands were excluded from the Sioux National Foreet, in Montana, and that restoration to homestead entry in ad- vance of settlement or other forms of disposition, subject to valid rights and the provisions of existing withdraw- als, is therein provided for the public iands subject to disposition in the ex- cluded areas, and that in accordance therewith such lands will be subject to entry only under the provisions of the hoinestead laws requiring resi- dence, at and after, but not before, nine o'clock a. standard time, Oc- tober 14, and to settlement and other disposition under any public land law applicable thereto, at and after, but not before, nine o'clock a. m., standard time, October 21, 1919, at the United States Land Office at Miles City, Mon- - siiiiiiii1111111111illiiiiiiIIIIIIiii1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111g ulna: in S., R. 60 E., W 1 / 4 NW = SW 1 / 4 Sec. 11, NW 1 / 4 , N 1 / 4 SW 1 / 4 , SW% SW% Sec. 14, WIANW 1 / 4 , SW 1 / 4 = Sec. 23, SW % NE % , W 1 / 4 NW % = SE 1 / 4 , S 1 / 2 SE 1 / 4 Sec. 26, N 1 / 2 NE 1 / 4 , We make a specialty of repair work, and FL: our prices are as low as compatible with good workmanship. If you have anything that needs fixing. bring it here and you will get it when promised. =- Chris Enberg, Prop. - • NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Trustees of School District No. 6 Carter County, Mont., at Belltower, up to two o'clock P. M., on Saturday, the 27th day of Sept., 1919, for furnishing material and con- structing a school building for said School District, and for constructing the building with the materials fur- nished on the ground, plans for which are on file at the office of the Clerk of the Board of Trustees of said Dis- trict. Proposals must be addressed to the Clerk of the Board of Trus- tees of School District No. 6, Car- ter County, Mont., and must contain a certified check or its equivalent made payable to said clerk in an amount equal to five (61 per cent of the amount of the bid. Plans and specifications may be seen, and blank forms for proposals procured from 1 the clerk of the Board of Trustees of said District. The right is re- served to reject any and all bids. Felix Carroll, Chairman. 38-2 H. O. Keisau, Clerk. Sec. 13, N 1 / 4 , SE% Sec. 14, NE% Sec. 15, NE% Sec. 23, N 1 / 2 Sec. 24; in T 2 S., R. 61 E.. Montana Principal Meridian: Provided, that the rights of the State of Montana under the pro- visions of the Act of March 3, 1893, (27 Stat., 592), shall not be abridged in so far as any of such lands are af- = fected thereby. Unsurveyed lands '4 are not subject to the provisions of = said Act, but in the absence of a = prior valid adverse right the pref- .= erence accorded the Stnte of Montana „.= thereby, where the townThip hes been 2 surveyed and the plat thereof filed while the lands were reserved for for- .. estr.• purposes, will attach immedi- ately linen the restoration of such lands to selection and entry under the general land laws of the United States on October 21, 1919, as herein provided, and continue for sixty days. Prospective applicants may during tit* period of twenty deys preceding the date on which the lands shall be- come subject to entry, selection, or location of the form desired under the provisions of said proclamation, execute their applications in the man- ner provided by law and present the same, accompanied by the required payments. to the United States land office at Miles City, Montana, in per- son, by mail, or otherwise, and all 4ipplications so Med together with ,such as may he submitted at the hour 'fixed, shall be treated as though sim- ultaneously filed and shall be dis- ' posed of in the manner provided by Frank Voss AGENT FOR Buick, Grant, Ford and Overland AISO al it ii*\(19 CY Second -Hand Cars For Sale Or Trade Repair Shop in Connection Fkalaka, Montana School Supplies For the Young Students Everything you might need in a big variety and at the lowest prices. Up at June's is where they get it. OLSEN'S 'The School Supply Drug Store deplIrtmental regulations of May 22,1 1914. Under such regulations con- flicts of equal rights will be deter -1 mined by a drawing. Warning is; expressly given in said proclamationj that no settlement initiated prior to seven days after the date for home— stead entry above named will be rec- ognized, but all persons who go upon any of the lands to be restored as herein provided and perform any act of settlement thereon prior to nine o'clock a. m., standard time, October 21, 1919, or who are on or occupying any part of said lands at such hour, except those having valid settlement rights initiated prior to withdrawal from settlement and since maintain ed, and those having preferences to make entry under the provisions of the Act of Congress approved June 11, 1906 (34 Stat., 233), and Acts Amendatory, will be considered and dealt with as trespassers and vvill gain no rights whatever under such unlawful settlement or occupnncy; provided, howeve4 that nothing therein contained shall prevent per- sons from going upon and over the lands to examine them with a view to making entry thereof or settle- ment thereon when the lands shall become subject thereto in accordance with said proclamation. Persons having prior settlement rights, or preferences, As above defined, will be allowed to make entry in accordance with existing law and regulations. Intending entrymen are also warngd to ascertain the status of the sur- veyed lands before making applica- tion therefor, and intending settlers to get all information available as to the unsurveyed lands by inquiry of the local land office before October 14, as a portion of the above describ- ed lands is not subject to entry being embraced in entries under the public land laws. C. M. Bruce, Arting Com- missioner of the General Land Of - rice. 38-4t BUSINESe LOCALS. Ekalaka Auto Electic can furnish batteries for any make of crir Two doors from barber shop. 1 t At Proctor's—Special attention is Tiven to fine watch and jewelry re- pairing. tf Lost—On Aug. 20 at Plevna, and •oming toward Ekalaka, a sorrel horse branded ;x i and shod on hind 'oet. About 7 1 or 8 . years old. kddress F. NI. Bennett, Chalk Buttes, Mont. Reward. 37-3t BANK STATEMENT Report of the Condition of the EK ALAKA fATE BANK. at Ekalaka, in the Mete Hontana at the close of business Me. Rasotlacze Gonna and Discounts... r7A,46.s.64 :verd raft. secured and unsecured 1.381 Eta n,,ads arid Vl'arrants 14.001+352w 040.62 Ranking 11011/H furniture rind fixtures 14111.11 7.111.111i Cash Reserve: riold Coln t.nrs.rip sther coin 1.641.44 Currency 4.404 00 1.11e from Approved Re 'erre Agents 119.1111.70 47 Sh5.06 Due from other banks :niter rash items 2.4Y2AS 1.1berty honde 17.7110.fin - - Total $142.614.94 Luigi:Lynne Capital Mock paid In $ 110.1:00.1.0 4urpltis fund 14.000 00 prOlite less .spenses and taxes paid 4.1116.18 . I , individual deposits sub. Jeri to check res.sicud Time certificates of de - lilt Due within SO days 101:63.016 cashiers checks 9103.al certified cheeks Vti5.VO ?II 7.0 , Q. Time Certificates of De. posits Due on or After 10 Days. 71)0.0 &laving deposits subject to SO days notice ISOM 71.069 Total PM Col Mtate of Montana. County of Carter. sq. I II. it Alhert. Cashier of the atm orini, , ,t bank. rio solemnly 4MPAr that th. stotteurent Ix true t., the bestof thy knowledge rind belief. 11. H. A IMERT r Subs(' rined and sworn to before melt, lath day of rtoptettiber. 11•14. :T. M. C01:114TOCK Notary Puhlic In and for th. State of Montana. restrItokr at Irkainka. Sty commission expire:tint:. tn. MI. fiF.PT074 CADY. • LLIAOTT. Director. Sykes' Store I,. B. RICHMOND, Prop. When you want good goods at the right price you don't need to leave the country to get them, as we have everything right here and at a price that is as low as the lowest. Cabbage per lb Onions per lb New cone honey per lb Flour per 100 lbs Flour 500 pound lots Apples. fall or crab, per box Lrrge cucumbers per dozen Watermelons per lb Peaches, while they last, per box Tomatoes, No. 2 1-2 eans, standard, case Tomatoes. No. 8, extra standard: case Tomatoes. No. 21-2, solid packed Tobacco—Velvet, Prince Albert. Tuxedo Star or Horseshoe chewing, G lbs Crushed rock salt, per 100 lb' Gasoline Der gallon .05 .05 .35 7.00 6. 90 2.00 .35 .05 1.55 6.00 6.90 5.20 .15 6.00 2.60 .40 All other goods at the right price geptember 19, Igo . — nommussammusamasssamemosiamaniamons • • • • • • • T HIS bank is still doing business at the same o!rl stand, caring for all deposits intrusted to it, re. turning them safely on call, extending needed ae. commodation to customers, rendering a service safe, careful and satisfactory. We appreciate your business. Ekalaka State Bank capital 3.30,000.00 Surplus S14,000 44 P. A (filbert, President Septon Cady, Vice Pres II. B. Albert, Active Vice Pres. I Filiott Cashier \C. NI. Comstock, Asst. Csatit t 11 1 • • • 16111 0 1• 1 111 1 11111 1 1•11111111.111111111111.111111111111113111111111111111.111111,11111111111111111 1••••••••••••••=11•11•111, We are in the market for 1000Sprin lle g ad ° Colts 1000 J. W. GRANT & CO. ILUMF, X AVY Fifty thou y e ar be ; and Pao 4 .1 by th •n (;rent the bran eistown to ,§ the lis ahoske, di , 5e riger a t tses and )rn these fore the mall pet • ts have practice made wil \Estimate ve been so ;, , nber of , e I hesiti t edictions,' e have un ,A I think ,sch 400 tack 14 CO have 1 lA been ab '.ttle sent t direct tt ent first ent to rns stern ran versed no ge, that tt ;sion of fii • oved out \My bus .ntact wil ntinued :th others enticing 111 - 11 rause for e future of Montana. told me th with math tea it see hve. at le 1.vestock s raised. TI will not I ranges an( we look re .par from decided im animals. of stockmi stock bein :endency wards bet \Comins :ay,\ said farm after field I do not to:11 on th los n the the drout\ \Plowir the past which thr 61 is six new goln Great Fa try, so I Cr° normal. te less tl ference n that it c eye. I sa' day who in the g about his that the year. I. is going crop in ers belief or will rely of the r long ag and wha to the p to $600 have it! COFFEE is high, and naturally when you pay out your money for this article you want the best value obtainable. We are proud of our line, which goes like this: Baker-ized Barrington Hall, the steel cut coffee, .70 Omar steel cut, .60 Santos and Guatamala, blue flame roasted .55 Royal Quality —\fit for a king,\ .53 And last but not least \Our Blend\ - a good coffee . L. M. ELLIOTT Mercantile Co. \Quality and Service Firat\ Public Opinion In awakening public appreciation many things must be appreciated. This aoplies especially to the druggist, for a high standard of efficiency and honesty is demanded of him. We realize that the interests of our customers and our- selves are mutual. Reasonable prices at this time, when there is so much complaint about profiteering, should pro- vide further evidence of our fairness. We have never helieved that immediate profit was the thing to strivn for in a family drug store. If the service is , right, profit in the long run will take care of itself. The Store That Courts Public Favor The Reliable Drug Store S. A. Holt, Regista . ed Pharmacist Bevil the Chs with to to the nott th. Ek for nn counts. henkab of cast Kind Bank I tention .:9-4 Lew
