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The Flathead Courier (Polson, Mont.), 12 May 1910, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn86075296/1910-05-12/ed-1/seq-4/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
!;.i 1 SELLS EVERTHING F . L . G R A Y C O . SELLS EVERYTHIN, A R E Y O U LOOKING F O R . T H E N E W E S T A N D ^ E S T T , ! We Have Gathered An Immense Stock Of New Merchandise In Every epar m ' w e istock of Popular Goods. A fine array of Summer Fabrics, Tailored and mg _ ’ _ j ‘Goods, Wash Fabrics, Hoisery, Neckwear, Ribbons, Underwear, Undermus i , 'Dresses, Unsurpassed Varieties of New Garments. Our models are Stampe 1 Style. Our Prices Will Meet With Your Approval. Saturday Morning, ;We Will place On Sale A Lot of Ladles' Hose At Greatly Reduced Pri. F L . G R A Y C O . , SELL EVERYTHIN^ i SELL EVER.YTHING i n c o r p o r a t e d 'Dr. THE FLATIEAO COURIER. C. P. Cowman Printing C*. Publishers. Publlslied Every. Thursday a t Poison, Montana. Application for entry wi second oliuu matter at poatofflcc at Poison, Montana, pending. SUBSCRIPTION KATES \ One Year - - - IMO Six Months • - - • I.* Threo Months 7* In Advunce SPECIAL RATES Until further notice three months subserlp- - tions will be accepted ut 10 cento, and sli, month* a l 11.00 ADVERTISING BATES LeHM than 10 Indus one insertion Itc per inch Over 10 inches on* Insertion .lifje per Inch TIME CONTRACTS Less than 5 inches .ISJic per Inch per week Over t inches 10 cents per Inch per week BUSINESS LOCALS 5 cents per lias per Issne. Business locals will poetlvelj not toe placed on fliat pane or In local news columns. Cards of Thanks. Ob ituary poetry. Resolutions of Respect Church entertainments for tbe purpose of raising money,' charged for at regular rubs, Tlw ClMtiM That much te a t stake in Poison's first city •lection is conceded by all. For tlw progress and prosperity or t city or town depends lamely upon tl:e administration of Its government, Especially Is this true of its drat or ganisation. So it behooves our citizens to, as far as possible, let harmony pre vail in tlie present campaign. Tiiis does not signify tliat there should be but one ticket In the Held. For tiiere are those who Iiave no C 'iticism to make of the ticket already nominated, yet, think tliat It might prevent dissatisfaction were tlie voters, given a choice. But In any event let tlie canvasB be without bit* terness and .free from personalities so tliat wlien the votes are counted tlie satoe all pull togetlier spirit, which lias placed Poison where It is today, will prevail. Will Poison observe Memorial Day? A union service to pay tribute to our heroic dead would be fitting In tills first year of our city’s existence. Tiiere are a number of veterans here wlio would without doubt.be glad to participate in the observance of the day. The last issue of the Wliitetisli Pilot was a regular photograph gallery; containing the pictures of the entire force of officers of that city. Tills not only shows the enterprise of the Pilot publishers but gives the public .sumo idea of tlie strength of their government. tlie professional grumbler are the ones who are not answering to their numbere. Tliat we are Just as well off without tliem and that their places will be filled by earnest, all around citizens will sapn be proven. For just as soon as the law will per mit every foot of available land in the Flathead reservation wlll be oc cupied by those who desire to estab lish homes. The Band Tlie band is just as Important to the town as it Is to the army. It sarves the same purpose. The regi mental band |s the united voice of tlie reglmeiit. 11 speaks the joy or sorrow of the regiment. I t sounds the peans! of praise for the heroes and it pours j out the fanfare of victory. It rouses' the men to the sense of patriotism1 and it inspires them to triumph J It Impels them as. one man to darej an<| to achieve. The music maker Is! the maker of heroes. The man. who: makes the inusic fora town is the man who sounds the reveille and wakes the town to action when tlie easy inclina tion is to lay behind. Tlie music maker of a town, al the head of a brass band, is the man who draws the whole town to a common thought, to a common spirit. I|e brings a town into the fullness of its power by call ing It into teamwork' for commercial progress and business advancement. Washington, May :t~A decision by the general land office yesterday, j strengthens the rights of a person! who niakes a homestead entry upon j the public domain conditional ii|K>nj the failure or a soldier tv assent ills; rights under a declaratory statment. j The decision also, it is said, will p i^ ' ventinalargemeasure t(ie speculative use of soldiets' declamatory state ments. A soldier is iieniilttcdtofile a home stead declaratory statem ent, in person or hv agent, and is allowed six months within wliicli to make his formal homestead entry and to estab lish his residence. Iii the meantime any qualified person may make home stead entry on the land, subject, to the Midler’s rights, and In the event th e 1 soldier falls to assert his l ights within ' th e time allowed the intervening entry becomes a valid right. ! In case a soldier tiles a homestead declaratory statemenl aud makes formal entry in accordance with the law, but’ subsequently relinquishes Ills claim and tlie title to the land reverts lo the government, according to tlie decision yesterday, an,entry which was made subject to the soldier’s right has prior claim over an entry made after an act of relinquishment, inter Lake, When You Want Any Kind of Blacksmith Repair work Yon are sure of a good job at Careys Shop North 4th Avenue I Now HaVe an Experienced HORSE SHOER T . M. Carey ?S96SeS6SS9C 9 6 S G S 6 9 e S i MILLINERY NEW GOODS NEXT WEEK A LAROE ASSORTMENT OP Dress and Street Hats Coming RUBY SAWYER Captain llilman, who has been busi ly engaged taking in homestead filings on tliti Flathead Reservation since early Monday morning, was much sur prise^ a t a break In the monotonous duties which came just before noon Friday. Miss Minnie Hemler, one of the clerks In the Wilson department store walked up to the counter and submitted a timber and stone filing the first that has been filed in this district for many months. The regis ter expressed hlssurprlscd and assured the lady that the land sought, if it had any timber on it, jnust be in cluded In some forest reserve, b u t the applicant was confident and on exam ination of the plats itw a s found that the quaater section sought was out side tlie Piuchot blanket and the fil ing was accepted. The claim is located near Columbia Falls just to the north of that town, and is said to have considerably better than a mil lion feet of timber. ' And Captain Hllman Is still trying to Ugure out why the land was not taken long ago. —Kalispell Bee. •• • What is tlie matter with the east side road to PolsonV We learn that the government has accepted the survey down the east lake shore across the reservation. It is up to the coun ty officials to get busy and build the road now— Flathead County News. Tiiere are those who Imagine that it Is detrim ental to tlie country be cause sticli a large percentage or those • who drew failed to tile. Never mind. II, is tlie home,seeker and (lie home maker th a t we want. Aud it is they who have filed. The fellows who reg- rr. . , „ T * j .. , . . . . . . . There Is talk ol removing the deer istered for fun 01 just to t i j th e i r i f roul (jreeiumgh park in Missoula,and 1 i 'kw itli no intentions whatever of 1 placing them in the Mii-on iwervatiou availing themselves of tlmt luck pud ‘near Eavalli. Hen Schlagel was a visitor iu town Saturday from ills home on the reset' ation on tlie section about the Little Arm. He has 400 acres of grain in on Ills leased land, a u d i t is waving in the breeze giving promise o fa bigcrop. All tlie vacant land al:out him lias been taken 1141 with the exception of a forty acre tra d , and lie is much pleased at the prospect of having white neighbors. Tiiere is lots of moisture in theground in t Ills sect ion.-Kalispell Journal. HOTEL P O L S O N ! Everything First Ciass. Rates $2. per day. J. D SCOTT, Proprietor. Chase sold at market. & Sanborn teas and coffee Carter's—The best on the C e r t i f i c a t e O f P a r t n e r s h i p B 8 S 8 » 8 S 8 S 8 S * S S 9 S S 8 S S S 8 S 8 S f L. Holdng & Son D e a le rs In WINONA wagons buggies Harness Saddles Bridles Etc. Repairing A Speciality SS9C9636S6S6S6S69696S£ The undersigned persons being sirous of forming a partnership as authorized by the statutes of the State of Montana, do hereby make and sign the following certificate for that purpose: 1, The name under which partnership is to be conduct ed is the “C.P. Cowman PrlntingCoin- pany.\ 2. The names of the part ners are C. P. Cowman and M . J. Cowman, and the residence of each of the two persons is Poison, Montana. 3, The nature of the business to Le transacted by the said partnership is the publishing of a newspaper and general printing business, said busi ness to be conducted in the town of Poison, in Flathead countv, and state of Montana. 4. The said partner ship to commence on tlie l'Jth dav of April, lino, and continue during'the pleasure of tlie said partners. ( \ 1*. C o w m a n , M. .1. C owman . STATE OF MONTANA, ) .. County of Flathead, j' ** He lore me, !• ran!-: C. Uailev a notary public in and for the above the named state, personally appeared t said C. P. Cowman and M. . 1 , Cowmii who acknowledged to 1111, me Lhat they did sign the foregoing certificate for id purpc and purposes therein tlie intents specified. [ s e a l ] F r a n k C. B a i l e y . Notary public for the state of Mon tana. residing at Poison. Mv com mission expires November liiio, A* At The “PAGODA” Stsam ar NEW lice o\ lr. A AND Stag< Look for your express, your baggage, your tickets to or from I valll or to or from Flathead Lake Points. For public convening easy directing and general better care of our puwic affairs weh erected this small building to be called “Tlie Pagoda.\ AVe i do our best to serve you courteously and promptly. Don’t heslte to ask questions. ■ T llE HODGE NAVIGATION CO. j TiJE WILLI AMSTRANSPORTATION t Fr u. Oldest Established Bank on ^ the Flathead Reservu FIRST NATIONAL BANK; 1 POLSON, MONTANA. DEPOSITORY FOR STATE OF MONTANA p f Nearly 1,000 carioads of settler’s goods have arrived in Montana since December flrst, according to informa tion received by Great Northern offi cials. Each car v n a n average has contained two horses and one cow, coming from the states as follows: North Dakota, 222: Washington, 42; Colorado, 34: Idaho, 14: Oregon, 1; Oklahoma, 1; Nebraska,311; Indiana, 8; New York, 1; Arkansas, 1; Michigan, 1); Wisconsin, 8; other states making up the remainder. These figures give only a slight in dication of the movement of settlers and hoineseekers into Montana. Hun dreds are moving weekly on passenger trains through St. Paul. From the number of inquiries coming from the east the prospect Is that the move ment will continue unabated forsome time.—St.Paul Pioneer Press. C. B. H a r r is , Pres. A. W. Pipes, Cashier J. L. M c I ntyre , Vice Pres. J. M. G ordon , Ass’t. Cashier ™ Abundant Security Prompt Servicf SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT ! Directors and Shareholders , Wm. Irvine .1. L. Mclntlre. W. E. Wells. M ikeJliS ^ J. J. Ober, W. N. Noffsinger, C. B. ilirris, A. W. Ilpf ^ Aw Our Motto Is “TREAT EVERYBODY RICHT| We have now receiv- plenty of Lumber and and are ready ta fill all bills promptly. D E W E Y L U M B E R C o . Hr L. L. MARSH. Mgr. *h9S99i9S#S98i99i om R. Q. MILLER Contractor andjBuilder. Store Fixtures. Shelving Counters. Etc. STEEL CEILINGS Office Between 3 rd and 4 th on C Street \All III Me -Ciuiuls fpiali-lo Robt JCom Fur Const iWorl J e DIXON STAG B Beginning ^Monday, April 23th I will Run e. Daily Stage between Poison and Dixon From Dixon To Poison Leave Dixon (i a. in. Arrive llonan ii ,: io a , m. Arrive Poison ll.;iu a. in. From Poison To Dixon Leave Poison ll!.;io p, m. Arrive Honan L’.uo p. m. Arrive Dixon 5.,'io p. m. -L'lAUIl 0..iU j). 111. R~. F. Vinson Th new n o t . hold cliur will been Lhu g:y‘j?«n3TC-r;;sjr.-r'™» •
