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anger • 44. • Jr Start Right • Start the new year right by buying your house furn- ishings at home from a home concern where you are assuied a square deal in every particular. My prices are as low as any responsible house in the country for the same quali- ty of goods, and you take no risk of damage iii ship merit and have no trouble some delays. Stay Right After you started right, stay right. In doing so you will need a sewing ma- chine in the house. and re- member that the GOOD- RICH B is absolutely per- fect and guaranteed for 10 years. Before purchasing a machine, or anything in the furniture line, come in and figure with me. CARPETS RUGS LINOLEUM DRAPERIES FRANK KARSTIA Contractor and Builder •••• Herdin, Mont. PI AV, 0.1) ISIIMSI1S 11391iltit1fD 0.1111100.411111Ils--0111011*--OGINO1.-4111•14.-.001110. JOHN BOYLAN Dealer in Monarch BUY MONARCH COAL AND SAVE MO NE HARDIN. 'HINT J•••■•1•11.11111•414••••••••••••••,•••••••••••••••••••••••••••... ....7.••••••,nre•.•saal. Ready for BusineFs • 90•0 , 110464•ITIP , 14 fe OK Stabl CURRY & COMICYS ( ' nliirt it ev tie ritl The Hardin Tribune. t t been -ntu • eripti011 rates, per gear, iu advance, V..tio will take charge _ Pmetistied ever • 11'64y it Yet next week or ten dus. , 11,0moution f. Notice for Publication. latitl ti 11,0. Department of the Interior. s !t [L e e ike „1 e, I „in.! Othee at Billings. Montana, lee. , moo :s. rote Notice is hereby given that eili tt Johneon, isf Hardie, :\lontatiii. •,‘ It,. en Jaly 16, 1906, mad.- heineeteati , owstone eounty, ontauat. by K. H. itataboae. Yesterday's west bound trains s‘ ere V , \\ N\. 13, Serial No. 03 N; for ‘Vi 060 , 0 4. 4 4 t5s 4,j ry 10 . trotri 12 to 18 hours late. cai lee e - . has tiled notice of intentioe • :e Sec. 33„ Twp. N, Range 33 e est tome a niietie sieleesa, tliO• 'det M .5 See Rankin & Mitchell for farm loans. J. H. Kifer is transacting tipsiness in Billings today. Mies Myrtle Hill returned Nlinelny night from Billings. Carl Rankin left yesterday on a hard- ness trip to Billings. D. R. Wills returned Tuesday night from Butte lied Helena. Ex -Sheriff Herford has opened a law office in the Belknap block, Billings. Buy trees, small fruits, plants, etc. trim the Montana Nursery Co., Bil- lings. Call on Rankin & Mitchell and get prices on choice lots in the new addi- tion to Hardin. 1-2w General C. S. Warren of Butte will carry the Montana vote for ptesident to Washington. Largest and best line of Montana grown nursery stock., Montana Nur- sery Co., BMW\ Mrm, Mattie Anderson returned Sun- day night from a liminess visit of sev- eral days in Billings. $50,000 to haul on ill igated lands at 8 per cent interest. Reassnable options. Rankin & Mitchell. 1-3w W. K Reno froze both sides of his face last Saturday while riding • the range looking after his cattle. _ D. B Kennedy is home from a trip to Bozeman, where he spent a couple of weeks attending to business interests. Mary McKinley made final 13 ... roof on a valuable homestead filing_ nbrtb of Hardin before Commissioner Johnston last Monday. The trial of A. C. Smith, charged with killing a steer belonging to V. B. McComb & Son, has been . set for Feb- ruary 10th in the district court at Bil- lings. , Gwen F. %Ha and. Mims Mabel Aker - strum left Tuesday morning for Hunt- er's hot springs, where they will join Mrs. Burla. All expect to return to Hardin Sunday next, Bear in mind that the dry farm ex- perts will be in Hardin next month to talk and explain to the people of this vicinity the secrets, of euccess in that line. Arrange to attend the meeting. The Northwestern Oil Refining can - puny, of which John D. Losekamp of Billings is secretary -treasurer, will erect an oil: refinery at ; Cowley, Wye. The plant will,Iiost V250,000 and will handle 1,000 barrels Stockmen in valley experienced little if any Itste'fik a result of the se- vere cold spell lust week and the fore part 4 the present week. Feed on the range is plentiful and all classes stockare in excelleet o nob t ion. J. W. Johnston has just received a car of wheat, oats, corn, bran and shorts, and corn and oat chops. Al- falfa, bluestem and timothy hay on hand all the time. Order your alfalfa seed now. All'rec.irds for ctad •r in. ale bound trains have been running en ai l o1 , 1 schedule for a week past, the sts‘ cold and heavy snow fall in the talus causing the trouble. It is the belief of scientists of tle west cutest that the recent eartloill:11,•• and disturbances in Italy are remisai sible for the unprecedented cohl er along the Pacific coast and th, northwest. The disturbance has thrownl the Japan current 1,500 miles out if' its usual path, thus det.riving tl- coast country and the entire n.,rthwus! of the warmth heretofore furnished this tropical current. Senator Donlan has introduced a hi1 in the senate which, if it becomes a la ‘ %, will increase retail liquor licenses in cities having a population of more than 10,000 to IMO semi-annually. In ti wns of from $,500 ,to 10,000 it shall be $550 semi annually, and in towns of fro, L000 to 3,300 41.28 semi-annually I? placem ranging from 300 te - 1000 inhae, tante the price is fixed at OK and ; places having leas than 300 it shall b. , Vi. , to semi-annually. This bill doubles the present license fee. • The first damage suit against the Northern Pacific as a result of the Young's Point wreck on the 23th of eptember to be settled is that of the S. Shunowita heirs. A settlement has been reached out of court which pro- vides for the cash payment it; the Slum- owitz heirs of $1.5,000. Claim agents of the Northern Pacific have been in Billings much of the time since Jan- uary 1st endeavoring to reach settle- ments with other claimants, but up to the present this is the only case set- tled. For some time past business( in the local land office has been practically at a standstill, owing to the 'resignation and retirement from duty of the for- mer receiver, C. C. Bever. Since his resignation no money has been received and but little business has been trans- acted in the way of homestead filings and final proofs. The appointment of Wm. Enright as receiver to till the vacancy will restore business condi- ti ins. His appointment has been sent to the senate and confirmed and now - ini soon as his band Can be arranged and approved he will enter upon his duties. This done. in connection with Acting Register Jackson, he, will take up ell land business coming before the ethce and dispose of much accumulated and untinished besiness. Parties having business before the Billings office can rest assured that it will soon receive attention. Notice for Publication. Department of the Interior, U.S. Land Office at Billings. Montana, Jan. 13. 1909. Notice is herelfY given that George H. Thomas, of Hardin, \Montana who, on July 26. 1907, made homestead entry No. 434, Serial No. 0870, for se,•1.( )1i 33, township 1 north, re, • 3:1 t .a.st . M. P. M.. has filed t; -t ,eteetion r; make .final c,1! !I, to e,tabliNh claim ,ve described, be-; ffre J. \'; U. S. Commission- h ier, in 1, .r Hardin, Montana. on 'the Feb 1909. Claimant - Ralph B. Peck, Louis .1. ; .; ,;;, !tit. I liarles H. Daniel - sin rind ziteplieu ripper. all of Hardin; Montana. Ntni-Coal Land. R. P. JACKSON. 1st pablieation Jan. 13, '09. Register. Last Febraary 19. '09. Notice for Publication. , Departmcnts of the Interior, U. S. Land i Office at B.Ilings Montana, Jan, 12. 1909. . Monday \viten tee thertn,e; t.T rog,s NJtice is heretix given that Louis .1. tered 44 lielew. On Feb:elle . , 1st, 1941e. (Idlitand, of Hardin, Montana. who. en the mercury dropped to I . in Gil, t • 1 11 . 1Y 1A, 1006. made homestead entry , Ni.01 Serial No. WO, for LAS 7 and e Palls, the nearest appr.iach i corded to ' • ' 8, N4 SE}, section. 2, . township 1 1 the record mark made last i talay. south. range 314 east. M. P. M.. FELD \D L1VLRY flLS!E SS ATTENTION GIVEN TO TRAN- SIENT HORSES BY PRAC- TICAL HORSEMEN )te; Block East of Bunk HARDIN.MONTANA The Exchange Saloon The YerN, Rest Brands of Wines Liquors Cigars feclesive Seller Kentucky Tavern WhiskeY C. C. MUTTON. Prop. Hardin, - - Montana 7 around Great Falls were .ken last 36.000,000 punide Montana is it cLee •-• tnd with 82 200:000 pounds.. ,The It 'slit of shrinkage for Monflina'4,4 - 1 et, at 64, while the shrinkage n the W vs ming product is 68 iler cent. :II scoured \viol the Montana clip wits a few thousand pounds In excess of the Wyoming -output. At the annual meeting of the stock - holden of the First National baek. last Tuesday. the following officers and directors were elected for the ensuing year: Gwen F. Built. president: E. A. Howell. cashier; Wm. Bender, Carl ,Rankin and S. B. Howell, directors. -rb, affair.; if the hank were . found ie . •I is tinal the stikkholders are perfectly sat seed with business done in the past and future prospects. William Smith and James Hickey, engineer and fireman of, the freight train which cellided with the east bound passenger train at Young's Point on September 25th, have been arrested charged with involuntary Man- slaughter. Smith was arrested in Livingston and Hickey at Gilet•te, In the prodection of w , I . , 0. t h e has filed -notice of intention to male „, final ienninatatien lsroef, to establish year 1908 - Wyoneng heads tl; -; IA n elaan to tile land above described, lk • i',,e; . W. .1, ihnst,m, U. S. C.nninis- sioner..111 his °thee at Hardin. Montana on the 2 th day of F. it a ii V. ei Claimant names as wit e r i :tankin. Lester .1. Barr. James W. Van- divier and Charles'''. Dunielson. all of ' Montana. Nun -coal laml R. P. JACKSON, Register. First pdblication Jar. 13, 1909. Last publication Feb. 19. 1909. W.P RICHARDS, Physician and Surgeon offi c e and residence line hlork west of hank. HARDIN. MoNT. FREE PREMIUMS THE Anaconda Standard's BR; OFFER Send $10 for tine year in advance sub- scription to the daily and Sunday Standend and receive one of the valua- ble premiums listed,helow free Of charge: U. -S. flag, made of wool hunting. $ feet by 5 feet. Stereoscope and 100 views. The World Photographed. Wyo. In the wreck of which it is Commercial Fountian Pen. Commercial o ink pencil. charged they were responsible. Robert writ, for boek Styl let giving full deecrip Anderson of Hardin lost his life it of The only thing the reddents of the Flu' Anaconda Standard. .111d:i ont bench west ot Hardin need to insure ;ieen M tnt mire g - ro•attu.. ,, And prosperity to tleit pert len ler I, 01\;i111 \ is a Dr. Suddiol, Advertising does the business, *511(1 is an expert in that fine the results el , teined at lir6advicw show that 1)t S11(1(11101 is a pipin Future dry farn, ors an , falling over NiCh ether in the Mali flesh sts•nre homes in that vicin- ity, who, the Isq ter located and more preferreltle a heel lands in Het vicinity are paASe41 iby the arm bonieselekOrfs. It pays to adi et tis. espeendly when eon have an :Latch Hier alb isake good Nursery Stock largest and best line grown in Montana ;-Send fur price list Montana Nursery Co. BILLINGS, MONT. severe storms in N- 1st ask:t Ei0r 4 •.. 7 !lila' commutation preof, to es ; :,14isi, 1' Iti IT1 to the land above deac oetitte W Johnston, U'. S. Commis- eioner in his office at Hardin. Montana, on the 11th day of February, 1909. Clunnent tattina 54 wittierievie George Thomas, (I Daniebeei, teens .1. (tillita ad aftli Harry (-1. Haughey, :ill of 1(,o.lin Montana, Nun -Coal Land. R. P. JACKSON, Register ist publication Jan. I, 11109. haat publication Feb. 5, Haiti Notice for Publication. Department of the Interro-, t'. S. Land Office at Billings, Montana, Dec. 1908. Notice is hereby given that !.itld F. Corwin, of Foster, Mon- tana, who, on May 14. lief7. Lizette homestead entry, N.. 35, iteri,t1 No.0779 for Si N Le, SE; NW i NE I SW 1 see, it, .r.. 1 ). 2 N..Range33 E . p.m., t hss til e d notice itt intentem te make Final Corn - militant!) Pre of, to establish claim n to the land above describetl, before .1. W. Johnston, U. S. Commit -skim -4r. in his .4We, at Hardin. Mitittall“, on the !0th day ot Feliruars. . 1909. Claimant uames as witnesses: Thadeous K Gay, kionzo L. Mitchell, of Hardin. Mon Lana, James s•;ter, Charles P. elarnson, of Fuster, Montana H. P. JACKSGN. Register 1st publimtion Jan t, Last Fs' Notice for Publication. Department of the Interim ii- s leuel Office at Billings, Montana, Dee 1908. N,ttice is hereby given that !'le,i•les P. Garrison, of Foster, Montana, who, on • July 17. 1906, made homestead entry r No. 82, Serial 07115, forWl SE, SKI SEE: SW.INEle. Section 10, Twp. N range 33 east. M. P. M., has tiled ootii of intention to make final commutation proof, to establish claim to the land above described. before .T. W. Johns- ton, U. S. Commissioner. in his office at Hardin. Mentana, en the 11th day e' February, 1903 ( 'la i man t nemeses wit nesses: Thadese IN E. \lonzo L. ,gitchell, of Hardin. MillliaTta J a me.; Foster. Albert E. ('alahan st Fostt• Montana. Non coal land. R. P. Ja oks in, Regieter. 1st publication Jan. 1. leis). Last publication Feb. 5, 1909. _ Notice for Publication. - Department of the Interior. U. S. Lund Office at Billings, Montana, Pee. 28, 1908. Notice is hereby given that William M. Sideltell, of Hardin, -Montana, who, on Oct. 1, 1907, made homesteed entry No. 609, Serial N 07127, for L it 4.SWi NW4:, section 11, twp 1 north. range $8 east, M. 'P. M.. has tiled notice of inten- tion to make final commutation proof, to establish claim to the land above de- scribed, U. S. scribed, before J. W. ei t Commissioner, in his office at Hardin. Montana. on the 12th day of February, 1909, Claimant names as witnesses: Benjamin F. Norris, Ralph Franklin, Elmer K. Bowman and Stephen J. Tnp- per, all of Hardin, Montana. Non -coal laud. R. P. jACKSON, Register. 1St publication Jan: 1. 1909. Lest publication Feb. 5, 1909. Notice for Publication. ' Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office at Billings. Montana„ Dec. 28, 1908. Notice is hereby given thet Paul M. Rase, of Hardin, Montana, who, on gept. 20 1006, made hoinesteed entry No. 252. Serial No. 0778. for Wi SEISec. 32, township 1 north, lot 4. section 3, township I south, range 33 east, M. P. M„ has filed notice of intention to make final cominutatcal prtstt. to es- tablish claim to the land el , -ye di scril- ed, before .1. W. .14 fist -ui I ( )11.- mis.sioner, in his office Nital- tana. • tn the 9th (lay of 909. Claimant navies as wiinesse.s. Martin Jan rag ni, James W. V a tal I v it •r. Wil- 1 lam A. Bs4-ker and Mi..tt Nliestp, all of ./lardin, Molitana. • - Non -Coal Land. H. P. JACKSON. Regisfei.. 1st peblicatien :tan. 1, '09. ' Last \ Feb. 1, 00. . Notice for Publication. Departe , ent eif the Interior.' U. S. Lied te:le at Billings,. Montana, Dec, N .tic e is hereby given that Catheree ( 'tarry of Hardin. Writ.. who on May 21, 1907. made homestead enti . y. No. 389, Serial No. 0766. for NE1 Sect ion 1;, Township . 1 South. Range 33 E. M.1'. M., has filed notice of iiitention to make Final ( ' enneeetion Preef. to establish (quint ti the hind •ilk)V4' described, before .1. W Johnstuo. U. S. Cominiesioner, in his oths s• ait• Hardin. Montana. On the eth day of February 190W. Claimant mimeses wit- nesses: Francis E. Bateman. Arthur R. Clecland.• John H. Kifer and Hobert H. Hobson, all of Hardin. Milne; Non -Coal Land. R P. JACKSON. Iteeistei 1st .eic 1, let e Last pule, h otite. Eh e McAvoy House MRs. K. Mc.1‘01; ems.. Elegantly :: Furni_sheci ROOMS Board and Room by the day or weeks. MEALS Lillie Mother Cooked Your Patronage Solicited Hardin, Montana •••••••••••••• •••••••••• hen you want goods of any kind remember that we are at the bottom on prices. Here are a few of them: I . _ imbe-enare-aanol-onea.--44ma. -sum« 4ammii- -enum•-•ams..anwriiima...anw Ceretana Flour, moo II,s White Swan Flour, too lbs Rosebud Flour, too lbs Granulated Sugar, too lbs Tomatoes, per case Corn 4. 6 Pure Emit (lam per can pint jar .• Evaporated Peaches per lb Apples \ Apricots \ 6 • 6 64 66 ........ . $3.50 3.25 3.00 6,50 3.00 2.25 A 15 25 12 1-2c 12 1-2c 16t• : gargob--ealp•-•4411101.-4411111.-4111111116--01111100-401111111110-011111111*-1111111111*- 4 110114.-40111111110- - O UR stock of Winter Wear for Men is complete in • every line from Fur Coats to Underwear. 4 / 1 111p*- 4 1mIM-4N1111M--•dlm•--4411M*--4f11111.--44Ille-OINIPO.-44111M•-ellIla•-•IIM0-4 _ :F. W. LEE & CO.% • • • Bacheller-Scott lumber Dealers inin 40% ° ( 41 ( 1 . • LUMBER Builders' Supplies 0, let Us figure With You Hardin, Mont. John D. Llsekamp BI1,1,1\i‘S McCormcik Binders for ..1.1.1.6.11.I111•66•111/6 • 130.00 Illy to and including February 1st, 1909. If you fire thinking °they- ing a binder don't overlook - thia'as it is a saving- of 25 pr cent on you investment. Another such opportunity will not be offend. Up to and including February 1st I am also offering discounts as follows: 10 per cent 20 per cent GAY'S HARDWARE STORE on picket knivcs with Pearl, St.,-tg Horn and Co- co its Bola ha ndii s, Butcher and bread knives, etc. on all kiiii;s of Derm reed D:s' .rs. ••• The HARDIN HOTEL' ROBERT ANDERSON, Prone, Finest Hotel in Central Montana BAR IN CONNECTION Carries a full tine of Old Homestead Whiskey Budweiser Beer WINES, IMPORTED and DOMESTtC CIGARS HARDIN, MONT.
