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I I Dealer in JOHN BOYLAN • BUY MONARCH COAL AND SAVE MoeTEY eleettasto- samars- .441ease- !squaw- .011111011--•saczt OK Stable ATTENTION GIVEN TO TRAN- SIENT HORSES BY PRAC- TICAL HORSEMEN One Block East of Bank HARDIN:MONTANA 11,„ Exchange sdloon Wines Liquors cigdrs Publblect aren't , Friday at tirdlo, Yen IC R. wstoue comity, Montana, by littlaboor. i s rib A republican lct, -*tun at t reg ,„, i „, t ..rrItor hi nil a democrat. I. toted . titIi, Oregon has a primary eli \\ I the selection of United ;..°, s o t, and at the recent election was the choice of the ph, lit : \ (A the people. Oregui went str. can at the fall election, t 114 Is overwhelming republit•.;;: hut l'i..t.u- berlain won by a pop)! Cashier Howell , I. Nat: hank on Wednetliii,,, 1 , g , check sent in froiti i; tion. The check \\ t- are ata \ if Dave Bracket kUld .1.1.111•'s ft,. ft and had* been cao.i. , 1liv it s•i Ii ql in Billings. Thursday 1,1 if eiteek of the &, cli.i .teter came a toi tion, , t o , a ti, cosh/ , .; oy• E. 1,4 1,, 4 , 1 t r. Spencer with tit. -I. ii. Nat bank of II° i lino. i IN Si%.0 for IF -I1 , old th , tor Sitio°. The s„;-;,,,, :;•,n is I it.• 1 ft ,, It IS the who has been doing Ihe Nvork. s leach is for..), tan for t h secur• !Catered as isec‘ , ',ter Januar; 10. 1908, at the poet otti. ‘, al If Montana, so• der the Aet of Coos-rens of NI 3,187d. H. C. At,‘‘I I;111 tip yester- day morning on a trip. _ Cull on Spencer for shelled corn; also pure corn chop. $1.75 per hundred. Iite • ;, ,; . • •,•• -owed work on an ado t in toi hir-stto.s.s house yest43rday. Mrs. B. J. Lavine, of Denver, is visiting with her sister; Mrs. Gwen F' Ramsey, the Sheridan life in- uce man, has been spending the ot-..k. in Hardin. U. S. Miller and Joe. dotter were up from Foster the first of the week at- tending to business matters. $50,000 to loan on irrigated lands at 8 per ceut interest. Reasonable op- tions. Rankin & MitchelL Mat • N Miniat are tilling their ice hi; e tit. k. The ice is of an exoetl , t (paw: tral 20 inches thick. A omit ha- to be very kind and consith ate these days to get a letter of recommendation from the hired girl when she leaves. Reports from over the state are to the effect that the loss of stock during the storm and cold weather of the first of the month was extremely light. Ferguson Bros., of the Bozeman country, have filed on homesteads en the bench southwest of Hardin. They are old acquaintances of D. B. Ken- nedy. The past week has witnessed some real old Montana weather. Much of the snow has disappeared and the coal man is not as happy as he used to be. The chinook clime and did its work well. 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. Eder Bros . „ on the Foster circuit of the Hardin -ter telephone line, have installed a phone. Gradually the farm- ers of the valley are connecting with the line, Making it more valuable to every subscriber. Charles L. Harris has entered upon his duties as register of the Billings land office and it is safe to say that the accumulated business will be speedily disposed of and the work of the office kept up to date in the future. L. H. Fenske of 13illings will take charge of the Hotel Bar on Ft , ' ruary 1st. Mrs. Arderson has found t h., had too much to attend to an .w r February let she will devote 'her time to theOhotel and Toluca interests. The latest for Billings is a breakfast food factory. With beet pulp and al- falfa in abundance' there seems to be no good reason why it should not flour- ish and produce an article that will pat all Other breakfast foods on the bum. Mrs. Anna Roe, of Wellborn, S. D., arrived in Hardin the first of the week on a visit with her mother, Mrs. Tom - son, and other relatives. Mrs. Roe recently lost her hnsteuid and may de- cide to remain in Hardin perartanently. Geo. E. Cole, a horse buyer from Clyde, Kansas. spent the week- in Hor- d' e He bought horses froth W. E. Traby Bros., and others, and -.1i;; •; eel from here Wednesday. 'Mr. Cole also bought some in the vicinity of Sheridan. Senator Dixon of Monta 71:I is promi- nently mentioned as seer , i..• . of the i iterior in President-elect T. • t 's cab- inet. Senator Dixon is espo we;l , qualified for this portfolio Liao; .• s Lion would be highly satisfai to the psople of this state. A. W. Booth, who spent considerable time in Hardin last summer and fall, returned Wednesday morning from quite a stay in the Black Hills. Mr. Booth likes , Hardin and the surround- ing country and will unquestionably decide to locate permanently. An effort is being made in the Wyom- ing state legislature te pass a law pro- hibiting the sale of liquors outside of incorporated towns. The object of the law is to tio away with road ranch saloons, at which places most of the crimes in that state have been com- mitted. George C. Moose has leased 400 acres of Indian land on the Little Horn four miles north of Crow Agency and moved his family to that place. He is said to have secured an excellent tract . and with years of experience as a practical farmer and irrigator will make good. On Wednesday night he gave a dance in the new home, which was well attended. Great Northern railroad officials an- nounced Wednesday that beginning I al-n'NI , ,, t, 1st the Hill lines will in- n ,`,• it llow passenger service from • - City to Seattle. The trains will run over the Ilurlington tracks f; • ••° r\ . ;'\ to Huntley, over the to Laurel, over the -n to Great Fails, and -- • ; le over the Great N 1, I; 't likely that 'any • tiange wil\ Ito inade_ion the present I train service through man ••11.,.. °I., , i,ti,••• te tt; w, r• • some way bit t.•r'a i•tit ; Ian 1 et ft for ,Billings, but bete, pa -ill the forged check on cer, and repeating the his arrival in BilTings. ; far from clever, being ,.•-•1 41014', tol by one familiar with Mt t, s nature. Bracket will to.,titelit, .1! • le apprehended and called to matters. ',, , r w aon lir it !Ho anal. lirtukct hci I. ca tilt iiT111 t hetfla 5:1-0 In I.••11 j• •• a,•,tit) if • i ii • t•,•••k \ 1,•sk t•t• • ii kUid i•, uti '1t.-4.1•Si•Itt• ,•,/, so lodge of iI,i.t-tig 11,.'..re. After a days 11 -;;,; Ttrack- , ii• ono u II Church and Sabbath School. Hardin 10 a. in. Foster 2 p. Sermon by Rev. H. G. Gibson. Our music will be a specsal feature, come and help us to enjoy it. Bring the children too. Subject, The purpose of ( 'hrist's, coming to the Earth.' Text. - \Watch ye, t 1 • ° pray always, that ye ma; worthy to escape all • • I !,,tioit - shall come to pasteame tans I. i the Son of man.\ Le•,, \For behold, the I. i.,11; .it His place to punish t t,i reels ef the earth for their hie 2t1:11. \Rendering ; 1.•} them tIttlt know not God, ;item that i,i•ey not the Gospel of our Lord .1-, • 2 Thew. 1:8. The world knows the JIltioment Day is 'Coining. and tlii•rt. is • 'i t • v one explanation for their if. , \Because sentence Ito.:;;; -1 ot; evil work is not executed spot (111 , th , refore the heart of the sons of men is fully set in them to (to evil.\ Ecc. 5:11. Notice for Publication. Depart tnent of the S Land Oftici .• !: oto hit fl N it hereby giN en 1 .4t t ;, , ,,rgt• of Hardin, Mon oil° \\ h 11 4. 1907, made boniest, .1,1 .•41.ry No. -tO-1, Serial No. is, a in NE; section 33, too ash ,' , north ;°•,tio•• 83 east )1 has •••,° °al , ' of in'. tool, make final einuti; °,. • i profit c -t claim to t! We o• • ia- fore ,• ',••• ;,, • s -ston- er, ii 1 , . ,° )1 root° , on the •o, •; 'lap ; names ,„1, 1:,, tieIt. Peek, Louis J. ( .1\les i1 Daniel- son and Stephen Tupper, all of Hardin, Montana. Non -Coal Land. R. P. JACKSON, let publioation Jan. la, '09. Register. Last •• February 19. '09. Notice for Publication. Department of the Interior, U. S. Lam] Office at B.11ings. Montana, Jau.12, 1909. Notice is hereby given that Loliel t , .1„ Gilliland, of Hardin, Montana. who, on July 18, • 1006. tuade homestead entry No. 101, Serial No. 0860, for Lots 7 and N4 SEt, section 2, township 1 south, range 83 east, M. P. Al., has filed notice of intention to make final commutation proof, to estublish claim to the land I hove described, be- fore J. Johns° •yt (7. S. toon t ioe. • sioner. in his itt aft rdin, Montana. on the 2..,th b 'nary, 190e. Claimant nano as witnesees: Cart Rankin, Lestt°1 --11:•rr, James W.•Ven- divier and IA1'44 1, II. Danielsop. all of Muffin, Mte • Non -coal laud • ° R. P. JACKSON, Register. First publication Jar. 15, 1909. Last publication Feb. 114, MA Physician and Surgeon Office and residence one block west of bank.. HARDIN. AloNT. FREE PREMIUMS Anaconda Standard's BIG OFFER Send $10 for one year in advance sab- scription to the daily and Sunday Standard and receive one of the valua- ble premiums listed below free of charge: , U. S. flag. made of wool bunting. 8 feet by 5 feet. Stereoscope and 100 views. The World Photographed. \-- •• CommiivIal laehotoin Pen. 1 commercial Sty lo ink pencil. ' ' Write for booklet giving full descrip- tion of each. The Anaconda Standard, Au. \font Send for price list Notice for Publication. 1 )!,partuaelit of the Interior s )ftii•4- at IiithlIg\ /41( 44 4 1 , 4 • N o t )t •t -, g • I ii flaa ,1,4 11 tt, .1.1h11,•1• ..f 11;witti NI , •111,ki, I • • 'i• .)if ta 71/.1IIii )1, +Me -444- i t; E1,1 N' ,, Ni 03;71 1, 1 \A .-.1(.1 I v%i, Rai , hasttlts,I in if ci A t. , IC( qffinttlati•ar )+ , .1.‘1111 ti> the land ab r W. Johnston, 1.\ , his utlicv at latriiiii. Siontana i IIIoth day of February. tilesm•s! 11;e. if 1„ow- 1 hull,\!' ILA W ( 11,11401. oterlin, )1,411.04, son -Coal I owl P \ • '1;1'.-1( iN Rog tt,t, let publication Iii t1;111;1 , Last tiubliaati 4 • I `• • Notice for Publication. II+ 1.1 -f the !uteri )r, 'U. S. Late, t Montana. Dec. 28, I - lierebv given that Gerald 1°' t o in of Pttster. Mon tante a I; • 01 M•iN 14, 1907, intuit, 11! , 1111 Aerial No.07741 \ 1:; S'Wk &V. H, TNT !N Rang, t : NI I' M., has tiled notie , ' liii alit iii, . .1i,1 lit' Final (.:otn- mutation Prom t‘• elaim tothe l a nd ..L (14.'4 r, n't • Ott` J. W. John , r ,, t , S 4 '••4/111I(Sst• atar, in his oraer- hinitt,itia, on tli, lath Fchtlairy, Cluinuit , t *1_14- Vv 't Thitti,t•IIS E. Oil , . Alonzo L )1 ti il of liardin. Mon tans; Jaiuto Charles P. (1arritton, of Fostet NI,tittana. Non -Coal Land. R. P. JACKSON, Register. let publication Jan. 1, 1909, Last February '3, 1909. foi Publication. , of the Int( ; • • S. Lend Offit , o Sto•, \I ,•Itatt., 1908, Not t• • is Ill 1) .% 'fl I L.ati,•;., P Gan , n, of Foster, ;1 July 17. Noe, mod e 1, ,.• No. 82, Rio ..• 0795, fitiV, SE*: SN1' I , • • ;ion 10. . N. range :t°• hit , I at of int, -a , ;flake final mutation proof. 'Ito land above before ohne- ton, , . ssio, • in i. &Alice at Hai. ., na, ii. 'he ! Ai day of Fehr ciao!, na, , ,,tis, wit- neese:,. 1:11• , • t .1lonzo L. Mitchell, ot I, a ittanaolanies C. Foster, Albert ft Calahan, of Foster, Mfaitana. Non coal land. R. P. Jackson, Register. tat publ-. tion Jan. 1, 1900. Last puf :ition Feb. 5, 1909. Notice for Publication. Delo; • lent of the Interior, U. S. Land Offi s ' 5 -in. 1 iii ia :NIontana, Dec. 28, 1908. ...tven that William Al. - on, Montana. who. on .1ade holm -so -ad -4 - ry fot .t 4.. I , , nort'' rang , 33 tiled not' ,t Nutt,. . Sidvt, , t1 Oct. ' No. Gm. NWio s, east, Al. 1' tion to moo. .111:1. commutation -if, to establish claim to the land abov. , le - scribed. before .T. W. Johnston, P. S. Commissioner e; his office at Hardin, Montana. ie ;I. 12th day of Febro•ry, 1e09. CI:it/out; names as witn , ---s: Benjani I; F. Norris, Ralph k' .,;; ; Elmer !: 000 - teitn and Stophen .1. i'ap- per, a ,1 1, Manta Non coal Lii, R. P ,JACKS) \ R egs i t e r. 1st publication .inn. 1 Last pablication 019. Notice for rith:tration. Department of 1! ,r IT. S. Land , I, tlgs. 41 ; 4, Not, . is ..reby Pata. M. 1 1ortlin, -,-;;;; ., who, on Sept. :20 ri• 11111.de iitaiitrarl entry No. 2a2, Ser1.0 No. 0778, for W4 SElSec. 82, township 1 north, ha 4. section 3, township I 'south, range 33, east, Al. P. Al., has \filednotice of intention to make final commutatien proof, to es tablish claim to the land above describ- ed, before J. W. Jo) Elston, t7. S. Cone missioner. in his office . at Harthp , , Mon- tana. on thstith day of Fer,raery. 190e. Claimant names as witnesee's: Martin Jouraton, Jaunt's W. Vandi vier. W]l- liam A. Becker and Mett Miesen, all of flaitiln, Montana. ••• 'sand. ; It: P. JACKSON. Register. 1st pnbbeation ,fen. 1. '09. ,Last \ F.•b. 5. 09. Notice 1 tr Publication. Deparoe • , 1 7 U. S. Land - .s!,,etana, Dec. 26. OW& N, , o ven ti o • Catherine Carlo i il;t1 , ! .11 h on May 27. 1:411 , I, , entry, No. 369. St • • t•• 4tifi4i, t _Sectit»1 17. .; ship Range 33E.. Ai )1., has lilt of intention t, Final (Ogee Proof. to ,esto1••:•-•; , in to I above describeu, !•,.; W..1, U. ,S. Commissitei, • in his, •;;,, „ Hardin. Montana. onIi 8th day of Febrnary 1909. Claiinui,° :t.s wit \ran.° nesses: Francis B. Be , R. Cleeland, John H. Kit- ' I obert H. Hobson, all of Hard; Non -Coal Land. O R. P. JACKSON. Register. let ptildicatnin Jan. I. 1909. 14st publieation Feb. o too , M C, AVOy House By MRS. K. McAVOY -411111110- Elegantly Furnibi Yd Board arid Room by the day or weeK MEALS LiKe Mother CooKed MontanP+ •••••••••••••• •••••••••••• • +What you want goods of any kind • • remAnber that we are at the bottom * .on prices. Here arc a few of them: INOMM. 11.6Nb•-.411.4. .04.110- 4.11B0-4.1110 - 0•111 1 1441.104. • Ceretana Flour. too lbs White Flour, too lbs ..... ........... • Rosebud Flour, too lbs Granulated 1 / 4 \•;iiiiiir too Ihs ... ionatoes, iter ease Corn • Pure Fruit date per eon 46 .. pint to I' • Evaporated Peaches per lb • Apples \ • .41 Apricots .. ........... • . 1 1AUR stock of Winter Wear for Men is complete in t •J every line from Fur Coats to Underwear. lo_\ • • • •emiw -*ammo- •imme-0410*-4111W-44MOSOINN•-4■101-40_!•*_. • IF. W. W LEE & CO. • Builders' Supplies Up to and including Febr.c.ry 1st, 1909. If you are thiu'etrig of buy- i ing a binder don't overlook this, as it is a saving of 23 per cent on your investment. Another such opportunity will not be offered. Up to and including February 1st, I am also offering discounts 10 per cent ci plckot knives with Pearl, Stag Horn and Co - coati Bola handles, Butellerand bread knives, etc. IMPORT D n d r. - .) N.4. STi ,
