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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-02-07
DOG DAYS ON
 IN GAY GOTHAM
Great Bow Wow" Show Is to Be Held in Madison Square Gar
 den Next Week.

New York, Feb. GA meeting oi the exhibition committee of the Westminster Kennel club was held today for the purpose of complet- ing plans for the great bow-wow show to be held next week in Mad ison Square Garden. The Westmin- ster show is always the principal event of the year in the canine so- ciety of the United States, and next weeks exhibit will be no exception Dogs of all varieties and degrees, from milady's lap dog to Russian wolfhounds, will display their mer- its to the public view from Tuesday to Friday of next week.
 Dogs from all over the country wtll be seen on the benches and the number of new exhibitors will be larger than ever before. A spe- cial feature of the show will be the Russian wolfhounds, this list being bigger than at any other show. This is due to the fact that the Valley Farm Kennel dogs will not be benched, as the owner of the ken nels. MT. J. B. Thomas, will judge the breed, so the exh bitors will not be obliged to come into competi- tion with his string, which Is by far the strongest in the country, and has won nearly all the blue rib bons in the past.
 A big string will come from San Francisco from the kennels of Col. w. Ellery. and there will be packs of beagles trying for the prizes from the dogs belonging to William Rockefeller and c. B. Post. In the big dog classes there will be some fine specimens, the Great Danes of quality from the kennels of Howe Totten. G. F. Eggert, w. w. Tucker and other breeders being on the list. Dr. Knox w'n be there with a fine lot of b'oolnounds, and the an nual contest between Samuel un- termeyer and J. Pierpont Morgan in the collie classes will be as hot a" ever. The bulldogs promise to be we'll represented. for Richard Gro ker and Tyler Morse win send their best specimens of the breed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-02-07

--WANTED-Furn room, preferably in the West End. Call Imperial Wheel Go. office. 1-3O-3t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-02-07
BRYAN FAVORED
 IN ALABAMA

Members of the Alabama Democrat. ic Executive Committee Gather at Montgomery to Make Arrange ments for the "Battle of Ballots in That State.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-03-18
To The Property Owasrs and Hsssshsldss 4
VALLEY cen.tv

Your attention 10 called to sections T. 4 and & Of
the sanitary rules and regulations Of the Valley
County Board Of Health.
Yen are hereby notified to clean out. clean sp
and keep clean all privy vaults. cellars. alleys aud
yards. There will be an inspection about May ,st.
and the owners Or occupants Of any filthy OF Mn.
sanitary property will be prosecuted.
~ order Of the Board Of Health.
MARX d. Aoyr, n. D.,
Secretary.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-03-18
CONTEST NOTICE


Department OF tho Interior, United
States Land Office, Glasgow. Mon.
tana. February 20, 1905.
A sufficient aflidavit having been
fled in this Office by Elsie May Bland,
contestant, against Homestea id Entry
No. 3742. made Oct. 10. 1876. for tho
SWN Of Section !, Township 81
North. Range 30 East, NJ. Nor. by
Chas. Greenh ancontestee. in which II 10
alleged that said Chxs. GreenhAn has
made no iupro vcunents upon said land
or established his residence thereon.
thst hehssw wholly abandoned .aid land
for more than six months last pest;
that said alleged absence from the
said land WAS not due To his employ.
ment IN the army. navy or marine
corps Of the United States during the
war with Spain or during any other
wats In which the United States may
he engaged
Said parties are hereby notified 70
appear, respond aud offer evidence
touching sAid allegation 1T ~ o'clock
4. N. ON April 6, 1908. before 3. W.
Brockway. United States C"muis-
sioner. ct his "tfice in Malta, Mon
tana. (and that final hearing will b
held A. ID O'clock A. N. OH April IL,
I&)S, before the Register aud lSscsiv.
or at the United States Land Office in
Glasgow, Montana.
The said contestant kaving. In .
proper affidavit, filed. February 70,
1908, set forth facts wbieh show that
after due diligence service Of this
notice can not be made. it IL hereby
ordered 11d directed that SUCH notice
be given by due and proper publica-
tion. TRUMAN NJ. PATTEN, =,
Mar. 4 Apr. Register.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-03-18

We will do your printing
cheaper and better than the
mail order firms.
Mr.. T. E. Kenoysr, Of Rock
Springs. Wyoming. arrived IN
Malta Saturday on visit to his
sister, Mrs. r. J. Howerten. He
has been absent Is years. but
will probably locate here.
A change in the ownership IT
the Malta Dry Goods ca. teok
place the latter part of the past
week, in which the Misses Tuck
er sold their interest to Messrs
Garland and ST. Hill. The new
Arm will continue under the old
name, and will in tho future as
in the past, endsavor to carry
everything in the dry goods and
clothing line. They will enlarge
their stock this spring and make
theirs the most up-to-date stores
in northern Montana. The En-
terprise, together with their
large circle of friends and pa
irons, wish the new company
unbounded success and prosper
ity.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-03-18
In District Court

Tho jury in the Sherry case
disagreed and were discharged.
The case was continued to the
next term of court.
The arson case against Lut
zenheiser ct al was dismissed on
motion of the county attorney
for the reason that the principal
witness for the state could not
be found. The county attorney
was given permission to file a
new information.
Court adjourned to Wednes.
day on account of St. Patrick's
Day.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-03-18

Desert Laad. Final Prssf. Ns.ies fss Ppblieasiss.
United States Laad Oaies At Glasgow. Ment..
February sith. I0oS.
Nesiee 10 hereby given that
THERESA EDWARDS,
formerly Hogan.
Of kaispel. Montana, has filed nsties Of intention
to make proof on his dssest.land elaia No. ssot
for ussurveyed tract Of government land bev4dG
BY = line beginning At the southwest corner q
Nicholas AtInyer dssest clain. the same beiag
desert entry No 'S7A. Macaehsin creek In Valley
County. Montana. At stake. No /; thence running
eass sne mile t. stake No .; thence south ote-
half mile TO stake No ;; thence west enc half nile
to stake No 4; thence north one.half mile to place
of beginning. before B. ". Broekway. y S Co.'s.
missioner. at hi. Office at Malta. hsatana on Wed.
nesday, the list day Of April. 1905.
He names the following witnesses to prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation Of said lsnA:
John X. Towaslcy. Frank Bronx. EIbest Davissa,
Daniel Black. air Of Malta, Nsns2na.-
TRUMAN NJ. PATTxx, Register.
Feb 26 mch IS
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Notice of Dissolution

Tho firm known a. tho Malta Dry
Goods Co. has dissolved partnership
by mutual consent, Tucker Sisters
having sold their interest to r. w.
Garland and F. W. St. Hill, who will
collect oil accounts" and assume all
indebtedness.
Signed,
r. w. Garland Mabel Tucker
F. W. St. Hill Grace Tucker
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-03-18
Noo1oe FER Publication.
Department Of the Interior,
Land Once. Glasgow. Montana.
Nstiss b hereby given that

Ns6es . hereby given that
HENRY TURMELL
Of Malta. Valley Csuaty. Montana, has fled notice
Of his attention t. snake 6nal Ave year proof in
suppsst Of his claiu. Wig: Hsmsstsad entry Ne.
IoSo made Oct: 10. 'soS for the kNWx and NH
said proof will be made before =. W. Brsck,xay.
U. S. Coamisssnsr. At his olise At Malta, u on
ta.a, on April u, 1908.
No Names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous rssids.es upon, and cultivation Of the
laad, viz: Napoleon LanKlois. James LeSoir,
George b. Clanton, Albert Tetrault. all Of Malta.
Mentaaa.
nar 's.Apr - TRUMAN N. PArr.ss. Rsx,.Ass.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-03-18
j., COLES cs s.s.; HOT BLAST RANGE.
uie Great Fuel Saver

Sl.W saved in the pur-
chase of a range may mean
$50 to $50 wasted annually
in fuel. 1t will pay you to
look into the range cues.
ton carefully. This range
burns the gasses which in
other makes 60 70 waste.
The oven OF our range Is
made of a single sheet Of
No. )0guage steel; those on
others Of from Il to "a
guaye. malsing IL much
stronger, aud will not warp
The snokeless broiler and
toaster is another Hne fsa-
ture: broils the thickest
steaks in a very few min.
utes without smoke in the
kitchen. There are many
ether excellent things in
connection with this range
which space does not per.
NIT mentioning here. Cali
in and let us show you tho
pest there is in ranges.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-03-18


son and willrsceivs bucks Vt any sheariug pens
HAI.ES BROS.
Harry Cosner. of Helena, was
in town the first of the week.
See Malta Dry Goods Co.'S ad
in another column.
VIM. McLeland, the popular
merchant is this week at the
county seat. doing jury duty.
Miss Ellen Tweedie has &C.
cepted a position as "hello girl"
on our new telephone exchange.
Mrs r. n. Traitor and daugh.
ter. Emma. are this week visit
ing with friends in Glasgow.
School election will be held
April 4. from 2 to 4 p. M, for
the purpose of elscting one trus
tee.
The breeds who have bsen
chopping cord wood for VIM.
O'Reilly, near Wagner, have
completed their contract.
For sale by the Rebekah lodge
"A good organ. Inquire of the
committee, Miss Mabel Peck,
Mrs. A. Elliot and Geo. Guam
bers.
Alex Elliot. who has been
looking after his sheep sale in
St. Paul last week, has returned
aud states that he found the
sheep market very firm.
Louis DuBeis, q well known
old timer Who'll engaged in the
blacksmith business here IS this
week doing jury duty in Glas.
gov.
MRS. w. McLeland entertained
a party of young folks At their
spacious home last Friday owe
ming. Whist was the pastine
and the lucky ones were given a
beautiful r.smsnto as a result of
their skill.
The Ladies Aid society will
meet this week with Mrs.
Haynes. The ladies are pre-.
pairing for an apron sale and
supper to be held about Easter.
All the ladies Of the church and
congregation are cordially in.
vited to be present.
Mr.. ]. A. Ebaugh and wife ar.
rived in the city the first of the
week and will again 60 to house.
keeping here. Mr.. Ebaugh says
it is his intention to DO on the
ground floor this spring in the
hide business. He will repair
his large warehouse for the &C.
comodation of the wool crop.
Cyrus C. Babb. engineer in
charge of the Milk River pro-
]ect, has written a lsttsy to Mr..
B. w. brockway and in which
he states that he will arrive'here
about the 28th of this month to
take charge OF the work on the
Dodson da m. and that he wanted
Office room and a cottage to live
in the coming sum msr.
SOMETIME after midnight on
March % the cellar of P. H.
Caselberg, proprietor of the
Malta Hotel, was burglarized and
about $50 worth of "nose shade"
was taken. Upon complaint Of
Mr.. Caselbetg Geo. Bradley,
John DOLBY, Dan Perkins and
Harry Mcclure were arrested,
charged with the theft. The
case was set for trial March S,
but was postponed until the 18th
when all four of the defendants
were discharged on account of a
lack of evidence. G. II. Stevens
represented the prosecution and
Attorney John Tressler acted
for the defendants.
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N0r1C1 ron PUBLICATION
Department Of tho Interior
md Once At Glasgow. Montans, Feb. -. 1895.

ADOLPH LAFOND u. 49,.
Of Malta. Valley County. Montana. has Sled notice
of his Intention ia make final hve-year prsof In
support Of his elaim Ne 2066, made May -. 1905.
u and z one half NE one quarter Sec 70, Twp =
N. Range az i. and that said proof will be made
before b. w. 1roekwsy. y. 8. Commissiosss, At
He aans. the following witness - prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation Of said iaAd:
Napoleon tabrie: Joseph Lafe.d, Adoiph Bsllznd,
Adolph Lafond. Sr., all Of Malta. Nsntans.
TauAAN N. FArssH. NsEistss.
Feb Is INCH a6
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Nesise Ser Publication

NoSIeO xof kuO1Jo0tAOo
Department Of the Iatesisr. Land Once, 6las
gov, Ment, February ~. Iess.
Notice - hereby given that
FRANK MARTIN
cS Chouteau County, Montana, has hisd nstiss
Of his intention to nuke final Eve year psssf 10
support Of his claim. viz: III stnestead Entry Ne.
IS, made January 10th, 1903. for the lot }, >:
lot J. Sec 10; lot: and J. Sec: II. Twp 20 Range
= r. and that said pyosf will be made before u. ".
Brsckway. Y. S. Commissioner, at his eAice q
Malta, Mont, on March 10TH. 1905.
He names the following witnesses To- prove ~
land. Wis: Louis Trudell. Andrew Davidssa. Frask
De.Jardin, James Keenan, all Of Malta. Msntans.
Truman n. PA7TEN, Ksgistss.
Feb lo.nar.hlS
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-03-18

YOUNG MEN WANTED who desire to earn
! better salaries and do more congen,si work
If able to read and write, and ambitious succeed
we can qualify YOU for position as mechanical
electrical. steam. civil, or mining engineer, arch
itcct etc., ect Write al once, stating pssitio.
wanted. l. G. S., Box $780, Scranton, Pa. or +.
Smith, Box 333, Great Falls, Montana.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-03-18

W. E. French. Of Harlem. was
in the city the latter part of the
week attending to business mat.
tors. =. Hs was on his way home
from an eastern trip which he
made in, the interest Of immigra
ton to the Milk River. Valley
Mr.. French reports that the IT,
dial wave of immigration will, in
a few weeks. touch our territory
and advised the people of Malta
to Eet ready and receive them
With tho hospitality becoming
the dignity Of our snterprising
citizens.
Edw. White, thS popular and
sneerprising north side saloon
man, contsm plates remodeliug
the interior Of his place Of bust.
hess In the near future. A com
plets change in the arrangement
Of tha.dxtures will be resorted
| TO, new fixtures will be added,
/ new hardwood floor will be
LAID and the walls and ceilings
Hastily decorated. Taken alto
| gether his will soon be one of the
niftiest and most thorou rhly up
to.date liquor emporiums along
the line Of the Great Northern.
An i'm mense quantity OF highest
grade liquors and cigars will be
installed and Mr.. White will be
enabled to tickle the palates of
the best Judges of broom corn
millet in the country. ho, Edw.
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NOTICE FIR PUBLICATION
Land Office At Glasgow, Montana,
February nth IooS

Notice Is hereby given that
GILBERT LARSON
OF Malta, Montana, has filed notice of his intsn.
claim, viz: Homestead Entry No. Iso made Octo.
Der 9TH, 1908. for the SW ne.qusrter NE One.
quarter; W one.half Sc one.quarter; Sc ems
~ f. and that said proof will be made befor. "
Brockway, Commissioner, lat his office At Malta.
Montana, on March 10Th, 1905.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
land, viz: Frank Martin, Of Wagner, Mont; Alex
ander Elliot, Joseph Sims. Andrew Davidson, all
of Malta, Montana.
TRvHAN NJ. PArrE~. Register.
Feb Is mchas
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Eural NrmB :3tfmta
II you want any grade Of coal
see Hewitt

II you want any grade Of coal,
see Hewitt
Malta is fast becoming the
travelling mans mecca.
Car of good cedar fence posts
just in, at Killduf's. ...
Services will be held at the
Catholic church every third Sun.
day in each month. All are in.
yited.
Services were held at the
Catholic church Sunday morn.
ing, tho Rev. Father Sansone,
of Havrc. officiating.
Business is picking. up rapidly
about town and all business
houses report m increase in
trade:
st. Patrick's day WAS quietly
observed in Malta yesterday. A
great number Of; tho sons of
Erin displayed the beautiful
shamrock Cresn.
Real estate men and business
men Of every class from the east
are every day visitors in Malta,
and prospects for rattling good
year are exceedingly bright.
G. F.. Morris, former cashier
Of the Malta bank, and who is
now caehier Of the First State
Bank Of Havre; was in the city
the latter part Of last week.
If you want to buy Pianos.
Organs or Graphaphones. you can
save money by writing Stack.
house Music Store, Great Falls.
Montana. 36.3mo
Joe WAY, a former resident Of
Malta. arrived in the city the
latter part Of last week from
New York state and will work
for E. Y. Tucker the coming sea-
son.
Mrs. Chas. Lochray. of Fort.
man. 10 visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ].
A. Ebaugh. From here Mrs.
Lochray. goes to Great Falls.
where she will meet her hus.
band, who. is looking over the
coal. folds in that vicinity.
B. b. Phillips. who was in
town last week, reports that
wilhelm the east be purchased a
new White steamer. the latest
md most durable make of all the
autes made, and expects to re-.
ceive. it here about Juno list
Joe A. Testeau, of Dodsou, was
in the city the latter part of last
week and before Commissioner
B. w. Brockway hled on 4 choice
100 acres near Dodson. Mr.. Tes.
teau is a new arrival from Iowa
and a practical farmer, of the
class that'has made Iowa 30 ia
nous.
Major W. r. Logan passed
through Malta the middle Of last
week on his way hsmes from
Washington. D. c., where he
was called BY the interior dc.
partment tor tho purpose of con-
ferring on the future welfare Of
the BelkaaP Indians. He re-
psrts that he was successful in
securing an appropriation of
&5o.o fer the purpose Of build.
ing reservoirs and charging and
extending bitches on the reser
walton.
49,. rt.,'-"
W. E. French. Of Harlem. was
in the city the latter part of the
week. attending to business mat
tors. = Hs was on his way home
from an eastern trip which he
made in, the interest Of immigra
ton. to the Milk River. Valley
Mr.. French reports that the IT,
dial wave of i'm migration will, in
a few weeks. touch our territory
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A big lot of fence posts for
sale at The Malta Merch. Co S.

4 big lot of fence posts for
sale at The Malta Merch. Co S.
James Hyde was in last weeh
on a .reishtins expedition.
James McNab, who has been
in Glendive for some time past,
has returned to Malta.
A light fall Of snow came here
last Sunday and the thermom'
eter dropped for I few hours.
It you want 16-inch wood, see
Hewitt.
Robert kayes, Of the James
LeNoir ranch. was in the city Z
few days the past week.
McCall's patterns, 4 full line
1t Trafton's.
Bob Moore. the popular tele-
phone man of Glasgow was in
Malta the middle of last week
attending to his large business
interests.
Mrs. II. j. Howerton. who has
been on the sick list for the past
two weeks, il reported conva-
lescent and we'll on the way to
recovery:
An eight day mission'will be-
gin at the Catholic church Sun.
day, March g, ending March
20. All are cordially invited to
attend. Rev. FIR. Koksugs will
officiate.
Mrs. r. NJ. Reichel and daugh.
ter, Marguerite, and" her sister.
Miss Esther Morris. arrived in
the city Monday morning from
Harlem and will make this their
future home.
Call on Henry Martin for fresh
pork. soft H. d. SANFORD.
Miss Gladys Williams loft ON
Monday for Glasgow, where she
will make application for guar.
dian in order that she may prove
up on the homestead of her de-.
csssed mother.
4 saddle was stolen from the
ranch Of Ole Erickson Friday
night. G. N. Billsby was sus.
pected OF having appropriated
tho leather, but a search of his
premises failed to reveal the
missing "huli."
If you want the dray, call
On Hewitt.
Railroad trahic is not inclined
to pick up 50 far and from re.
ports We learn that help is being
daily decreased. However, op.
timists predict . good season.
owing to tho fact that this year
more emixrau ts will be brought
to Moutasa thar ever before.
We can handle your job work
as we'll as the large cities. Let
US have a trial order. .r+.
Mr.. Geo. Grover. travelling in
the interest Of the Great Falls
Monumental Works. was in the
city tho drst Of the wSekt Mr..
Growers company furnished the
stone for the new cathedral In
Great Fslls. -.
IT you witt cord wood, soc
Hewitt:
Ndffay Nicolsen. former chief
IF police of Helena, but now =
government revenue Inspector,
was in the city the past week
attending to the duties of his of
fee. All in the way of>duty. Of
course. he made some of the
boys sing to tho disheartenine
tune of 300 bucks: Is that you'
Mrs. Edw. White gave a very
pretty 6 o'clock dinner at hel
home on the south side Sunday
evening. After tea q social ses.
sion was held. which WAR thor
oughly enjoyed by those pres
emit. The guests retired from
the hospitable> home with tn.
impression that their hostess
was a jewel in the att Of enter
tanning.
In an opinion given blythe at
tOrnev renural to the county ut
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Services At the Methodist Episcopal Church..

Services 1t the Methedist. Episcopal Church.
Sunday School ut 1000 A. M.
Public worship 1T l1:O0 A. M.
Epworth League at 6:45 p. NJ.
Evening Service at 1880 p. M.
Everyone is cordially invited to at
tend these services:
&. Il. HAYNES, Pastor.
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NOTICE 40 SHEEPNEN
Tho undersigned will run buck bnad this sea.
son and will receive bucks Vt any sheariug pens.
HALES BROS.
Evening star., 1908-01-26
LOOKING AFTER HIS FENCES.
B. 81. Warner Extends the Glad
Hand to Hagerstown.

Special Dispatch To The Star.
HAGERSTOWN. Md. January %
Brainard IA. Warner of kcnsington Mont
gomery county. who IS candidate for
the nomination for Congress in the sixth
district To succeed Col. Pearre was in
Hagerstown today looking after his polit-
ical fences While here Mr.. Warner met
MANY representative citizens and a num-
Der o. men prominent in the affairs of
the republican party in this county. Fur
thcr than that. he is an avowed candi-
date for the nomination. Mr.. Warner
said he had nothing TO say al this time
Largely through the efforts of L. W.
Mccormick of Washington. Il bank will
be established at Clear Spring. this coun-
ty. Articles have been granted by the
court here 10 Benjamin +. Beard. DR.
Ahram Shank. George T. Prather. Elwood
Mclaughlin of Clear Spring. and l.. ".
Mccormick. Washington. incorpoTa tins
the Clea- Spring Savings Bank. The in
corporators will be the directors Tor the
first wear.
Policeman Thomas II. Barber Of the
Evening star., 1908-01-26
PRINCESS ANNE IN PORT.
Other Liners Held Back by the Sc
we're Storm.

NEW YORK. January 25-BufTeted
about by gale which at times blew
ninety miles an hour. the Old Dominion
steamship Princess Anne. over twenty
four hours due from Norfolk came into
port tonight unharmed from iIer encoun-
ter with one Of the fiercest midwintcr
storms that have swept tho Atlantic in
several years
TWO transatlantic liners, the Lousanne
from Havre. and the Laura. from Trieste.
due here yesterday. We're still unreported
al Sandy Hook late tonight The Prinz
Willem Y, from Haiti. due here yeste.-
day, is also belated; no fears, however,
are felt for the safety of the steamships.
The Hamburg American liner Amerika.
the Cunard line steamship Campania and
the White Star liner Arabic arrived to-
day. with stories of heavy seas from port
to port. The st. Louis. from Southamp-
ton, and La Tourane. from Havre. which
were due today. have been held back by
storms, and are not expected until to-
morrow.
The thirty passengers the Princess
Anne were kept below decks all through
the tempestuous voyage from Norfolk.