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a ir9 VOL. I. NO. 18. MELSTONE, MUSSELSHELL COUNTY, MONTANA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1912 PRICE 5 CENTS HOTEL GRANT I \The Traveling Men's Home\ Satisfation Guaranteed Fine Buffet in Connection Best of Wines and Liquors C. F. GRANT, Prop Melstone, Montana •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ÷ . + 1 9 1 .. . . . . + . . . ÷ Wo are henaily thankful for the coup- * + deuce that has been shown to us in the 4. +I conduct of the business of the bank * ii during the year 1911 and we shall put + + forth every possible effort during 1912 4 + 4. to merit a continuance of that conti- * + deuce and your business in the bank - 4 + ÷ log line. Wishing you muck ,msper- 4. + ity and contentment for 1. 2,(we are * + . Respectfully yours, * 44 4 44 WILEY, CLARK & TELTQN 84NKERS it + 44 C. W. GREENING, Cashier -:- (Nelstone, Wooing. 4 +4 4 4+ t, st4444444444++++444444+144+4+4644+++44X ilsik3kWA~40 0 .0NAAA0 BLACK'S MELSTONE, MONTANA We are putting in a complete line of General Merchandise and want to figure with you We don't claim to -be selling at cost, hut we call save money for you. Watch for Our Big Announcement Yours for a Square Deal. Smith's Old Stand J. W. BLACK, Prop. A. F. WARNER, Mgr. 44+++++4,••• I .- -.---- - - VighiNVAAAAAA\AA +++++++++4 , 4444444444444+ , 0 ,4.44++4.4.4.4.44.i.44 F. M. WALL COMPANY 4ieneral itlerchandise --Carries the Largest Stock i,f- :Furniture, Rugs, and Bedding: Ill the Musselbliell Valley - Exclusive Jobbers of Clear Havana and Domes- tic Cigars apectat Attention Ghee to Mail Orders F. M. WALL COMPANY \Sells Everything for Everybody\ Roundup, Montan9s. - Telephone No. I. 4044444444444444.44+4444144 4 4.4 4444444.444444 . 4444 4 4 44 ' The Graphic Sent to Some Frlend,Relative or,Paren'ts Back Home will be Appreciated as they.can Occaskinall, see, what you are doing. Will Lay Heavy Rails -40- 0.— Milwaukee to Strengthen The Lewistown Line In the Spring •-•-•- Private advices from Chicago are to the effect that the Mil- waukee will put 85 pound rails on the entire Lewistown branch from Harlowton so that heavy material for now exteations from this city, can be hauled in while construct- ion w‘rk is in progress. The lighter rails will be taken up and replaced by 85 pound rails. Which will en- able the roadbed to carry tho heaviest trains. The road will build to Grass Range just as soon as weather con- ditions will permit. If crop con- ditions are good in the Winnot and Weed° section then the extention will go further east. Of course this line will be jointly owned and used by the Great Northern and Milwaukee. • Advices here are to the effect that the line of the Milwaukee from Death Comes To Our Midst 0 Mrs. Maria Love Succumb To Stroke of Paralysis Sunday Evening -411. 0'.-.. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Perry was made very sad Sunday . night by the passing away of Mrs. Porry,s mother, Mrs Maria Love. She had een m i usual health until about Aims; weeks ago when she suffered a stroke of paralysis, and from then on she gradually groW weaker until Sunday evening. when she passed away. - \It was not for her to stay for God had called her home.\ Mrs. Maria Love was born in purrisburg, Pa., Oct. 25, 1836 and departed this life at Moisten° Jan. 28 1912, aged 75 years, 3 mouths and 3 days. She moved to Illinois with her parents in early girlhood, where she met Shannon Love, to whom she was married in 1857. The young couple moved to Iowa when it was in its pioneer days. Later they moved to Minneapolis where Suicide at Green Gulch •-• 0 Madison Prospector Blows His Head off With a Stick Dynamite ' What is supposed to have been suicide by the dynamite route, oc- curred in a cabin in Green Camp- bell Gulch, above silver ,Star, the victim of self destruction . being Bill Kiser, a miner about 60 years of age. Kiser is supposed to have placed a stick of dynamite under his pillow, or in his mouth, lighted the fuse and laid down on his bed, calmly awaiting the result. The method was entirely successful, there being nothing whatever found of the upper portion 'of the body. At the coroner's inquest it was brought out that a neighbor living some distance away heard the ex- plosion. and a short time after- ward saw smoke issuing .from the cabin. Investigation resulted in finding the badly charred body of Kiser, — - - 7 Chicago. Milwaukee & Puget S,,end Railroad Hound House at Mel f itone Three Forks to Radersburg will Is' built in the early spring. This road will later be extended Helena. The Milwaukee official , ilying under a pile I) burning bed- ding, the head entirely blown off rind the upper part of the trunk badly lacerated. There is no known realize that Helena is a great i li a_ T o Mr. mai Mrs. Love were burn reason for hi leaving taken his image center mid the rinid is desir- seven children four of wl with life, other then he as bObjert to OUS of reaching the capital city. the husband and father pteceede(i 51)1 .11 5 of (1,,pond,.1„.y loll.,' jug 0 rent ‘NOrthVrtl is now very her to the other world: two died ill protrdcted pp; eels. Lewistown mid Moe- infancy and two grow t o maohood - - busy ix'twemii casium, a number of p.trinling camps now being established mid dirt flying. - - - - — Another Accident Wm. E, Speers, a Puget Sound freight conductor, was instantly killed Saturday at Avery, the west- ern terminal of the Missoula div. it ion. Ho wee caught beneath ii load of pole; that slid from n that car and crushed to death. The cause of the accident a Raid to have bet n the midden jacring of the flat car by another car, which s'ns switched in on the track but who was to blanie for the trouble is not known. \My dear.\ says the Inyhand, hi a wife comes to join him for a walk, attired in her hobble skirt, hiv- ket fiat and other things of the pre , - eat mode, \I want. you to come to the photographer's and have your picture -made just as you are.\ \Why do you like Me so well in this costume?\ she beams ; \Well my idea is that two yen', from now I can show you the pic- ture, and you will say the things about it that I Would like to ine about your appearance -just now.\--. she lived mail about eight months She el111111 here to make her -inane with her daughter, Mrs. Perry. and womanhood. • Mime leaves to mourn her loss, ono siriiii. Frank. awl one daughter. Mrs. E. B. Perry, two grand child- ren one great grand child, one brother thr , siste.. and a t of friends. . Grandma Love never united with any church but she always loved her God. She was a consist - ant attendant of the 'salvation Army for more than twenty years. The fimeral services' were held from the school house Tumidity afeernoon, conducted by Rev, Hutt of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Roundup. after which the body was laid to rest in the hillside cent. otery. - - --•-.10,1411.--- • HATURRI3 HUMOR. Nature, according_ to the interpre- traien of the London Daily mail, has her little joke sometimes. An Irish politician was once vo- ciferating sedition among his native hills. In bringing his oration to a stirring conclusion, he shouted: \What then, is the remedy for the ills under which we labor?\ And his native hills answered \labor.\ Absher-Japan News C. Curren spent Sunday at A limber. J. A. liarrie was aim A biller call- er Sunday. E. L Larshbough caught a coy- ote last week. A. B. Tolley was a Musselshell caller Monday. Wm. Grant made a trip to Roundup Niturday. E. L. Lorshbouglrmade a flying trip to Melstone Monday. Ed and Frank. Menchnth calless at Absher Saturday.' Mr. and Mrs. Warren Turner were Absher visitors Sunday. Mr. Grant had the bad luck to break his wood saw while sawing for Dick Chandler. E. B. Athenson has bought the sawing outfit Of J. J. A. Harris and will soon boat work. Think the'. weather man made a mistake and mixed up some Of next surnames weather with this winters for which we are duly thankful. were Nan is Shot At Harlowton Buigerian Takes Shot at Countryman and Takes ..To the Tall Timber What came nearly being a mur- der took place Monday afternoon at HarloWton, when a Bulgarian; whose name cannot be learned by the nowso shot an Italian, name - also unknown, twice. One of the 4nnshot wounds was in the cheek and the other in the neck, bothbe- ing quite serious, but necessarily fatal. The chances are good for the recovery ol the luau. After the shooting the Bulgariatt took to the \woods\ closely followed by the Sheriff of Meager county and a posse. The man is said to have started toward Roundup. It is expected that he will be caught unless ho gets into the hands of friends who may be able to conceal him. The shooting followed a quarrel which took place in the roundhouse at Harlowton. Just what was the exact cause of it is not known. Lewistown Daily News To Change Schedule That arrangements have been perfected, the result of which will mean the putting into effect of a new schedule of freight rates which will be benefloial•to-all portions of Montana, is a report given out by W. A. Solvtdge, ohairman of the transportation and freight tariffs *toottlittee f.tho chanibes coin. morce. Mr. Selvidge has just re- turned front St. ‘ Paul where he met with the traffic managers of the various railway companies whose lines penetrate the Treasure state,. Ho Says that the schedules were adjusted and have been sub- mitted to the Inter -State Commerce commission. If approved by that body. they will he put into effect at once. For Homesteaders By unanimous vote the senate committee on public- lands today combined and favorably reported the Borah throe -year homestead bill and the Jones bill granting homesteaders six months leave of absence in each year of residence, As the Jones bill is reported home- steaders after the first six months residence on their land will be en- titlep to leave their homesteads for six months in each suceeding year, the Gme when absent to be counted as a past of three years residence required by law. Thus homesteaders will be able to get title after cultivtion of their land ((Jr three successive summers and will be permited to be away from the land in the winter. Tht . cum- ulate was unanious in reporting and it will be called up and un- questionably will pass at an early date. . Farmers' Organize At a meeting of representative Musselshelt dowdy farmers. held in Roundup immediately idler -the closing of the farmers' institute, Jan. 24, 191'2, it was unanimously decided to 'perfect a permanent county organization and with that end in view the names of represent- ative farmers from all sections .of the county were suggested to act as a central committee and to meet in Roundup at 2 p.m Fob. 14 to formulate a ulatt of organization Temporary Committee, Geo. A. Smith, Sec. It. S. Wilson will starj his spring sale next week at which be will dispose of all winter goods at bar- gain prices.
