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1 4' VOL. 1. NO. 14. THE HARDIN TRIBUNE. HARDIN, MO\ ['ANA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1 9 08. • $2 00 PER YEAR J. W. JOHNSTON, U. S. Land Commissioner Insurance Real Estate Notary Public HARDIN, MONTANA Wholesale Liquors, . Cigars and Beer Mail Orders Receive Prompt Attention. Billings, Montana . 1, 111 1 \VIV , 11/ . 111••••,/ , ir ...............„.....„.„_ ..„.........._ The iy 1-1 • • eaveri , I t ,k ii RI ) 1, ) VI .M•MNE JOIMIIMMINOMMISIIIIMMIM t / 13read Pies, Cakes, Et.( i Meals at MI Hours I A ROUSSEAU, BRICK Manufacturer AN. Contractor !,d Spec ific,it,ons Specialty tx.z.t.k.11111x1 ET MY PRICES Before Building Hardin, Mont. 0-emmes-ssainse--emess-ollentes-mmee- slaws 0 I JOHN BOYLAN Dealer in :COAL I Owl Creek I Monarch Hard and Soft HAY AND GRAIN I H ARDIN ' *moo .mime•-•eume- 441M1m. MONT The Exchange Saloon h e Ni el 1 , 131 11 a Brands of Wines liquors ---- Cigars Exclusive Seiler kentucky tavern WhiskeY C. C. MUTTON, Prop. Hardin, - Montana ikess , % 4 %.svet-Wle% , •%%/1010%%%%%-.....„.„%%%%%/.. TAFT AND SHERMAN 1 E. C. SPENC ER, I 1Dry (foods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Clothing. General Merchandise ihn din, Mont. Stock Complete Returns +swaa.-eir`ilfte.tileitr\Illift.t+ - \Rale.t+11 - ' 4 1en•-t114• 1 ■Nue.0 , . G. F. BURLA, E. A. HOWELL, President No. 9215 Cashier First National Bank OF HARDIN, MONTANA Capital, - - - - $25,000.00 A General Bunking Business Transacted Accounts Solicited J. B. ARNOLD ' T A. SNIDOW Ok St '0 Ok 41\ 11111 11111. - 0 .111111 11+0 ...1111 111tAlkr 11111 11.1.44 . 1\ 1111 411104.0 1 16. f DIRECTORS E. A. HOWELL CARL RANKIN G F BITRLA 1 .simps-..emes- ....;ce., !..eoss rt 44E111,11. 40.211•00. 0 4•Witra AININ00. C 441C00. 1 Notary I' List Your Real , WITH ME. I have good buyers all the time, and can get you the best prices and terms. ''11111_I 1LtiIVI1iV, Resident agent for Lincoln Land Co. Office in rear of Bank 'Connecticut 0-441MN.-.011111w-simme.-.4aftwa-same.-eso•-10-40111,-01Mm40.- 0 441.110-44101.* -04Mo•--.0am•- - 0 Deb w a....... Show Sweeping Victory for Republicans. MONTANA VOTE CLOSE raft Secures 298 Votes In Electoral College With 13 In Doubt- Mid- dle West Reduces Pluralities. Tuesday's election resulted in a de- isive victory for the republican nation- al ticket. Many surprises are recorded. In New York the loss of the city by the '11 , *crats plved the star role. Tuft's ernors. In Ohio, Indiana and Ne- braska the entire state dentocratic tickets were elected and the legislatures will be controlled by democrats. Bryan carried his home precinct by a 3 to 1 vote and the city of Lincoln by 600 majority. The latess obtainable up to this morn- ing is that Norris leads Donlan for gov- ernor of Montana 0100 votes and is probably elected. Both the house and the senate will retain about the same complexion polit- ically, although there Will be a material change in the personnel. The vote in Missouri is so close that it Will take the official count to deter- mine the kesult. Gov. Folk was fettted for the U. S. senate. Following is the Reiter precincts: Electors-- Warren McCormick Gallick . rality in New York, New Jersey and H artman Ni ,- , sachumetts is greater than ,Roost' Penwell 's in 1904, while the plurality for AleTalfse ' Congressman - republican candidate was greatly 'aced in Ohio. Indiana, Illinois, Wit , - L o d g , !isin, Iowa and many other middle Governor -- es. Nebraska shifted from the rt Donlan dietth column to the democratic side, , ! Noins Lieatenant !lid also Colorado, Missouri and pos- Allen , •!y Montana. Swinttleharst ri Montana the vote is very close and A ve‘c.ate Justee---- iiohoway Ataaos- Aississi•-0 ,t \kin take the official count te deter- v • 4 • • • • • • • • sts rotary of State— do ticket. oorstog Yoder ne both the national and head of the .. ellowstone county gave a reambl - tiouthaeY !! majority of 600 and elected the en- • 0 republican ticket. Judge Fort, w hin ._ ...... nocrat, is elected to sac:coed himself Treasurer ---- v lodge of the 18th judicial disfriet, - 688 eistYn de- vote of Hardin and Hardin Foster 57 .19 '2 43 Governor - HARDIN, 1 d-tcating Judge Goss by a small phi- raLty. The district comprises Yell., y- : stone, Rosebud and Carbon counties. Taft will be elected by the electoral Montana votes of the following state.s: ...MAAIKAAAMILAAAA.ALANA411.-AAAIAA• The Montana Saloon W. A, I3ECKER, Mgr. Diplomat Whiskey. “JUST RIGR1 Imported sad Domestic • CIGARS B udweiser and illings E E R ® ® IMPORTED WINES Corner Central Ave. and Second Streets. AMMIr , 11••••••••••••• - •10,/ , 1110',111 . HARDIN, Mont. , 111,4•1 , VNI,110,11Ir H. M. ALLEN ra CO., Lath Shingles Sash Doors Bldg Paper Wholesale and Retail Dealers in !LUMBER C. C. CALHOUN, Vicolager Hardin, Montana Lime, Hair Wall Paper Cement Mixed Paint Linseed Oil I. i, 1Iv Q ,A./AZZ/t 44A 7r , i_711Q4\ /G. 4 1 (ti i /1A . 1,0Let 4 1 - 0 1,1 KJ _Jr) o ' I 1194,,+, 141.140 plie1/4. s-/ 1 .11 - . ()14 , 1i 114.1Pefot titt ,1 1 ,(AcJz ,10AQ I _Hill et°01b4„e , J , fIi- u q 6 ) 4 .4: 4 , , , 1 .,1 ) 41 - F,,, LAcc_ciet, P lilitho !Ili :lois • • . • ...... 10 3 Iowa. 13 Kansas 10 Maine • • • •IS Massachusetts 16 Mit,thigas. 't 14 Minireaota 11 New Hatnpshire ... 4 New Jersey 12 New York 39 North Dakota 4 28 Oregon 4 04 Pensylvania Rhode Island South Dakota.,.. Utah . Verne int Washingf,,n West Virginia Wisconsin 18 Wyoming.... 3 Total 298 The vote in Yellowstone county with the exception of two small precinetti; follow: ! Taft Bryan Pray, congress Long amlan, governir ........ Norris.. Holloway, assticiatejustiee Johnston 1 Yoder. secretary of state. Romney (htlen. attorney general Toilum ... 4 4 4 7 1 789 1 123 1 838 1 479 1 lefi 1 3117 31.9 -180 77:) 145 842 127 Catminidnun, auditor. sharks* l•Aseistyn, treakiirer . 1 t472 tbsalwin I Ma t'onnelly, representative I 70 5. 1: 1 Burls • Orrick, sheriff 11157 Ilerfitrd 1 201 Wilson, county attorney.. I 480 Hogan 1 153 ' Whitney, treasurer 2 017 I Ryan ' 1 069 Sturm 1 361wick, counfy clerk .. 1 706 Newman, commissioner 1 Penman Jones, clerk of court. Carwile Morse, superintendent Sylvester surveyor Uerha rz.. .. Sleeper. auditor ( %maw Sanderson. administrator Frith .... • Smith, atetessiir. 1 210 6 4 itta) 571 238 712 3112 134 307 1 II 766 541 1409 Attorney General -- NOTES. Cummins wins the senatorship from Iowa. Ohi o . Minmnss4tu. Indiana and N; - loribika elected demisTatie gov- 44 44 61 21 49 51 16 1.1 :58 19 47 48 47 60 Goott win 43 Auditor— Cunningham 50 Sher -Meg. ....... . • 9 Superintendent of Pabia• insttaction - riattnan .49 Alountjoy- . 10 7 Railrotto Commissioner 57 Stanton IALItley , 1 21 eVitm \T .. oilette ! 44 Newman 44 t!, Astral Judge ............. . . 48 21.) Goss ae Representative -- iConnelly 30 . 82 Sheriff -- Orrick Herford 66 Treasurer— Whitney 67 Ryan. . 4.0 Clerk -- Renwick 10 Sturm 5; 9 Clerk of District Court-- Jones 55 Car vile - )5 Assessor— Smith 74, County Attorney -- Wilson 54 Hogan Si) Auditor— Sleeper. Combs ! 58 19 8aperintentleat of Sehools-- Morise 67 Sylvester 442 Surveyor— Lillis (35 Gerharx 47 Coroner Smith09 25 Public Administrator -- Sanderson 60 Frith C.mmissioner— Newman Penman Justices -- Johnston Foster. Constaliles— Bateman 42 (35 89 33 38 je; 13 20 111 7 2L 5 Notice. .4.1Lpersons knowing themselves in- delltrd to the late Rolseet Anderson are requested to call and mettle, and 011 - . p ;ties having ace mints against him are regoested to present the saute at once to the undersigned. - Mrs. Robert Anderson. Church Notice. Subj: Is God to blame because pm - pie plunge into an endless Eternity an- attved? tt mo, why? Text: \For (1041 so loved the worhl, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whomever believeth in hpu shoal not perish, -but have everlasting Life.\ And he says, 'Whosoever will let Ilim take of the Water et Life freely.\ • If a man does not know God, it is be- cause he has never tried. For thanks be to our Gtxl, He helps us when we try. We extend an invitation to you to attend our services. Hardin 10:30, Fos- ter 2:30 every Sabbath. - _ FRANK KARSIi Contractor and Illiilder Hardin, Moat. :f 4ff f t) OP PSYCHIC POWER. St. Louis Man Brings Unknown Roses From Spirit World. TABLES FOLLOW HIM ABOUT. Uneducated In Music, He Plays Operas He Never Heard—Wealthy Woman Describes to Professor Hyslop Amaz- . lag Gift of Her Son's Attendant. A description of astonishing psychic power manifested in her own house - held is given by Mrs. Jordan W. Lam - heft. wife of a wealthy chemical man- ufacturer of St. Louis, In the Novem- ber number of the Journal of the Amer- ! lean Society For Psychical Research. ! The experiences have been submitted to Professor James II. Hyslop, *ho ! within the past few days has been in consultation with Mr. Lambert's broth- er. Marion Lambert,' who has been staying at the Langhain, In New York. 9 The high social standing of the writ- er of the remarkable observations has caused them to be widely discussed. William Hannegan, employed ! by the lamberts as an attendant for their selven-year-oid son, is the subject. He is said to have imparted to the boy many of his strange powers, and the mother is convinced the child, who. she says, has been a cialrvoYant from birth, is in communication with mystic influences of the world beyond. 1 . .. Hannegan conies of a respectable family, but has had many hard knocks ! in the school of adversity. ! Last April he was graduated from the St. John .4 1 ! Hospital Training School For Nurses , in St. Louis and was engaged as an at- tendant for the junior Lambert. then 10 far from being strong. These are some 1 1, ! of the things that Mrs. Lambert says 20 !.Ilatinegan has accomplished: 1 Tables and chairs follow him about the room as if bewitched.. Without the slightest education iu music, he is endowed with supernat- ural powers over the piano keys, being able to play the scores of grand operas be has never heard. His astraf body wanders about the , house unlocking doors. I Lost articles are located by him with accurav. Mr. Lambert while in Paris ftequireZ a gold Napoleon about the size of a double eagle. He greatly ad- mired the old coin and carried it as a pocket piece. He declares that Ilan- negan hod an uncanny facility in fled - tug the coin when It was lost or inten- tionally hidden. On one occasion. when Mr. Lambert was sure that he had lost the coin for good. Hannegan told him he would surely find it in the lining of his pocket, and his direction resulted in the recovery of the yellow disk. Reties of a species unknown to the spectators are materialized by him as gifts from friends in the world of spirits. On one occasion he spirited a tennis is bell from a bath house into the pocket 1$ of Lambert junior through a pad- locked door. 9 Another time he summoned the spirit of Mrs. R. H. Davis, a friend of the Lamberts, and when the lighta were turned up at the end of the seance roses were found strewn on the 25 table. A florist who examined them. , said their like could not be found in any earthly flora. Warning's are uttered as if given by those from a distant shore. Balls are suspended in the air. Describing the astral body incident. Mrs. Lanibert says: \Ilannegan had retired eitOy one night, sleeping in the some room with my son. 1 was startled tly the turn - 29 lug of a key in the door of the room in which they were sleeping. 1 tried the door and found it unlocked. Ulu' as I Went in and turned on the li•rbt 1 , saw Mr. Hannegan's astral body float- ing over his bed. He was sleeping calmly.\ Mrs. Lambert claims that her son has increased in strength of mind and body under Hanne.ran's tare. Hannegan knows nothing of p•-zychic phenomena from any selentlff• point of view, and he has not been permitted to make any acientific , study. What he does seems to be the result of some incomprelimsible force. He does not care. Mrs. Lambert writes, for the visitations of the spirit*, which seem to plizrle and almost terrify him, and he seldom can be induced to try his power before strangers. Remarkable Timber Tract. Nine mIllion feet of ,tandie::- I In on one forty acre tract in NN est era '1;11 lam county. in Washington. Is the rec- ord disclosed by a crItise recently filed with the county ant In,rities This re markable tract of ti III her Intid is a loirt of a quarter section in; Ilidt•t1 iii he holdings of n fitld New Or leans corporation. -1.1w i 114t it a according to the owl , r , 11.4alre-1 t arnoil In to the comity f.,r n. -;••+,-.041114•11t inn wf/SeS. 8,5410i 41 feet of Or. 393.000 feet nice and 181.000 feet of The entire iiiimrter if \‘' hich 'his forty is ii art Innebpon It 19,37s. !k4) feet of fir, 2.079,0OO feet if spruce 7t4 - 1 rots) feet of 4.uitnlock, a tiital 217 \\ 1 rt 1. 41 of merchantable timber 1 , 1 1 1 :1 . 1 11. res A ei
