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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-12
w ew York
! Stock Market

IA n.w, yort Eehruary ll--rhc stock
, ,,,o, nv the
5sl'arhe. was "i'eoteu
Impending holiday ihci'hat'on VI pto
aessional operators To close UP con-
,,,n, ,v,,, ,u,o days. closed inter-
,,ai -, rio ,tra,ohI The onon contracts
-, -, 49,, in,e.l,. on mo hear side
- ,ne n,art.et Tbe DAYS advances
,yorn M, Wen neId
much vns Il, Tho specu1ation OF the
,,,an,,a. n, 1res,,lent Taft 10 make
snaocb IN New York some time to-
a.,r.,,,. ! o,,,n,, on tho administration
a,titndo towards the corporation prob
80, ,,,,,o ,,,,i,not,on was broadly con-
yovaa in tho current gossip of the
s,n,,. rnrKct maj tnis speeet was to
~, of n reassurinc character TO capt.
-, ana ,tnance in its statement of in
tcnttcns. Deprecation of alarmist as
/ sert,o,s ~ .l,o consequences to follow
/ n possib1e decision by the supreme
,.o,,r, In fayor of the government in
tho American Tobacco and Standard
on casos was said to he expected OF
mis- speech.
iJeveIopments in the money market
we-o caicrIatod to stimulate an in
I yns,mont demand for securities.
Tho growing abundance of banking
resoi,rce. IN foreign markets induced
exnoctation or n prolonged period OF
ease
Discussion OF supposed trade recess
s1o, oropped out OF signt In presence
of the upward movement Of stocks.
Rumors were renewed OF progress in
tho upward movement of stocks. RlI-
,ac,oz mormon of tho great conner
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White Girl Marrics Indian.

Especial to Tho Times, Dispatchl
West Point, Va, February ll.-Thomas
Dennis, full-blooded Pamunkcy Indian OF
tho Powhatan tribe, was married last night
at o'clock to a white girl, Miss Eva Stew
ard, of New Kent county
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New orleans, La, February 11.-Cotton-
SPOT cotton steady and unchanged. mid
ding l5-l6c.: sales on the spot 400 bales
and GOO to arrive. Cotton futures opened
steady at an advance OF 5Iio points on very
favorable cables. Tho market commenced
TO sag Immediately after the first cal! was
over under selling for both accounts, bas-
ed on rains in Texas. Private cable mes
saEes from Liverpool told OF immense sales
OF call cotton to spnners. and TINS prevent,
ed decided weakness. May receipts showed
the most pressure. and at its lowest sold !.
nonts over yesterdays closing. The market
was dull but steady throughout the morn
ing session. Bulls showed no aggressive
ness and bears were evidently inclined TO
oven IN because of the holiday in the New
York market. The effect of rains in Texas
as shown on the weather map. was offset
by private reports complaining OF made
uuatc moisture in the ground TO- start the
new crop within several important sections
This prevented much of decline under
the dizziness. In the afternoon session the
market continued DUH and showed only
narrow price changes. The bullish into
sight figures for the week were Offset IN the
cstima zion of the ring by spinners takinss
that looked small compared with last year
and the wear before, Hesters figures being
o52 600 bales against $4,000 and 3ii,oeo. Inc
ciosint. was steady at net advance of 2ml
wants Futures closed steady. Closing bids;
February, 1875 nominal; March, lo,Ol; May
| l5..7 flat; July, l5.3S; october, 1910; NoVem'
| nor . 90: December. 1910
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R1cnMoND TOBACCO ,1AnnEr.

Richmond, Va, February II, 1910.
Brights-Rcceipts continue fair and mar
ket firm, but quiet at unchanged prices Dark
continue liberal. Market
firm at quotations and in fairly good con-
dtion. sun Cured-While we do not change
our quotations the market Is somewhat
weaker owing to the continued heavy re-
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Baltimore. Md, ,FcbrunryS ll,-Wheat--
Quiet: spot, contract, sl,2j; southern by
samples, Slo2ml2o; southern on grade,
SllSA @la5 Corn--Easicr; spot, contract.
6Shc.; southern white corn, 6Sh q 70Ac.:
southern yellow corn, 65A I6SHc. Oats
Steady; No, 2 white, 3IaG6ic; No. 2 mixed.
80 a5ai4c, Rye-Firm; No. western. export.
81 m Doc
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FROZEN TO DEATH.
Negro Woman Discovered In Woods After
n Weeks Search.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
West Point, Va. February ia colored
woman of New Kent. whose name was Chris
tan was found frozen to death in New
Kent the first OF the week. She went out
to do days work on Thursday of last
week. and starting to her homo when the
day was done. she got lost IN the woods
on Nat Joness farm. She could not be
found until this week, though fifty or more
people Were hunting for her.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET.

Petersburg, Va, February ll.-Pcanuts.--
spanish.-Stcady at sl.37is. Vlrgnias-Mar-
kct steady. Bunch, 41s45c.; fancy, 4A@
&c; machine. 3HQihc.: Smelling stock.
3ha94c.
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This is now being hauled away. but
hereafter IT VIII be burned.
Taking into consideration tho money
from the bond issue. as well as the
regular revenues. all OF the depart
ments VIII nave all inc work possible
10 be attepded to during the year.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK NJ .RKET.
(Sales at Union stock Yards.)
Richmond. Va. FcbruarY II, 1910

Report OF the live stock market for the
week ending February Z:
Receip,s--Ca 1911 head. calves. 50 head
sheep. l4o head: hogs. 2.ilo heau.
Best steers. &C.: no top steers here; me-
dunn to good. 5d59.c.: common to fair. Al a
&c; best heifers. 5h45}sc.. medium to
good. 4hG5Hc.: common TO fair. s,a1lac.
best COWS, 5000; medium to good. AZ
FAC: common to fair 2aq35.c.; bulls. SIG
&c; extra. higher. Cows and calves. sop
$1,000 per head. Calves, 56flsc.; extra. sc.
cattle on the quarantine side selling from
4s@5Ac.; best sheep, 5isGte.. common to
fair. s's44tsc.: best lambs. 1is0sc.; common
to fair. 90 SIC: best heavy hog. s.su99.W
light and medium. s.40d $50: fat shoats. SO
$780, fat pigs. SIC: roushs. 7hGSc.
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at price, TO which interest must be add
ed. Income bonds and certificates OF indcbt-
edness arc flat.
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Cash wheat-No. . red. sl.a39l.25 No 3
red. sl.l6dp1.22; No. . hard, sl.lsH@lliM; No
hard. sl.oo@l.ls; No, ! northern SLIGO
l5ia: No. /: northern. slli0pi.liE; No.
spring, s11ldllSA. Corn--No 9. 65iac.; No.
white 66lsc. No. 2 yellow, 65sM66c.; No.
3. 6eia a cage; No. . white. G3c; No. yellow,
62,s q 634c.; No 4 81 a. 59c; No white, 5Sla
G5aihc.. No. 4 yellow, 57M6oc Oats-No, 2,
47,aGl Asc; No. 3 white 49iac. No 8, Alp
47iac. No. white, 4l&a4SAc.; No. 4 white.
| 46,A "a A7lsc.; standard, iSh4iS1:c.
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Chicago. ILL.,, February i.-cattle-Rcceipts
estimated at 5000 head. Market steady to
strong. steers sA75@s.oo: cows. sa.5o@ $685.
heifers. ss34oa6.00: bulls. Sia5.25: calves,
$1,000: stockers and feeders, s3.75G5ic
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 22,coo head.
ASS: butchers, ssao61sa5: light mixed,
Ss.609S.75 choice light, ss.75 ass: pigs, $50
$50; bulk of sales, sss0as.s5. sheep--Re-
ceipts estimated at 6,00o head Market
strong. Sheep. s5.25QTcois lambs, sI.2jG?.o0;
yearlings, sT@S.5o.
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cotton. quiet mddling. l5i5; gross re-
coipts i2o6 bales; stock. 1880 bales; en-
mort to coastwise 4.0Si bales.
| Total to-day at all ports-Nct receipts,
! ,s m, bales: EXPORT TO Great Britain, 3,si9
bales: to the Continent. 7,i7 bales; stock,
| 6SS. 800 bales.
consolidated at all norts-Not receipts,
S6,65 bales: export TO Great britain l"sS-
nent eS7o7 bales; TO Japan, liA balcs.
Total since September at a.. ports-Net
receipts 5SO6090 bales; export to Great
Britain. 1,624.36e bales; to France 'a9e'o
Janan. 1854 bales: to Mexico, le,sls bales.
consolidated at all ports and total since
September at all ports are corrected rs
ures.
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g co.
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
ll07 Il, Main Street,

Members New York stock Exchange,
new horN Cotton Exchange, chicago
Board or Trade, Orders executed fog
Investment or on margin on aIl eX-
c el Private wires to New YORK.
Chicago and New Orleans.
u. LEE RODEN.
MapEscsi
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scngetr, virginia Navigation Company
Steamer Aurora. Furtllnn, james River
landings and Petersburg, merchandise and
passengers Phillips Line.
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clearing House statement.

Now York, February 1.-The state
mont of clearing house banks for tho
week (fvc days) shows that the banks
hold s24.173,O5o more han the require
ments of the % per cent. reserve rulc.
This Is n decrease of s2,5+2,3oo in the
proportionate cash reserve as COM
pared with last week. The statement
follows:
Loans, s1.22a,ss7soo; decrease, ss,sei,-
900.
c e:ss1,si s5o,5lo.ooo; decrease.
Legal tonders. ssS,oso,5oo; decrease,
s1.s969o0.
Specie. ses4,s7s,7oo; decrease, s4,7es,-
reserve. ssssos7,soo; decrease. So
e25.soo
Reserve required. sso.554.15o: de-
crease. s4o,o74.975.
Surplus. s24.17s,o5o; decrease. s2,-
549,S25.
Ex. United States deposits, $4,000
125: decrease. s2,542.3oo.
The percentage of actual reserve OF
the clearing house banks to-day was
e7.40.
companies of Greater New York not
reporting to the clearing house shows
Loans. s1.155. 92S,4oo; decrease. So
$4,000.
500.
Legal lenders, s2o.e55.soo; increase
Total deposits. s1,22e.4a5,aoo; dc.
crease, s14.6s6,20o.
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Treasury statement.

washington. y. c., February 1.-THE condi.
ton OF tho Treasury Mt the beginning OF
business to-day was as follows:
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CHRISTIAN.

sEyENT STREET CHRISTIAN
Church-Regular services morning and
night Preaching by tho pastor, Rev. II. D.
c, MACLACIlLAN. Subject II a. NJ, "The
ldealism of Jesus" Subject at n Nj,
Enemies of the Nation" Sunday school $3.50
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New York. February MISUNDERSTANDING
21a2 head. Bulls si.2594.95; cows, s2!75Gp
$40. Calves-Receipts $50 head. veals, $3.50
dll.oo; no harnyard or fed calves. Sheep
and Lambs--Rcceipts 4.0sl head. Sheep, $3.50
@6.o0: lambs. Ss.5O@al2i:; yearings, $500.
Hogs-Reccipts 2,4ls head. Market steady.
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LUTHERAN.

LUTHERAN.
e FIRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL. Luz
thernn Church Con Seventh Street between
Broad and Grace).-J. j. SCHERER. JIs,
lpastor'-9;So a. NJ. Sabbath school; II a. NJ,
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BOND QUOTATIONS

Faces. choice. eaeh............ u @ p
Jowls. choice, cach............. 10 q %
Feet, choice. per doz......... ~
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Apples. choice to fancy, bb.. 800 "a 500
Apples. common to good. Dbl 200 a. 800
Oranges. Florida, choice. box 1.75 "a 2.c5
Tanserinos, Fla. choice, box. 2.15 q 900
Cabbages. choice. 100 lbs...... o.oo
Onions, choice. dry. bus....... IS @ so
Potatoes. Irish, choice. bus. 60
Potatoes, Irish. ch Va, bus so @ GO
M.pLSE1' f.nNnrT1nSq
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Poultry--Both live and dressed continue in
big demand. Market clean and very active.
Hens especially active.
Eggs-Rcceipts heavier Market lower.
but active We believe the bottom has been
reached. Pack tightly to prevent breakage.
Butter-Receipts moro liberal. and market
not quito so firm, but in fair demand at
prices quoted.
Live Stock-Ai kinds in good demand. ana
supply insufficient to meet the demand.
Veals very scarce and active.
Sundries-Dressed hogs sparcrihS ana
chino, furs. hides. dried fruits. beans peas.
etc. continue in good demand.
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EPISCOPAL,

EPISCOPAL.
MONUMENTAL CHURCH 5(ERECTED 1914
on sto Of Theatre burned 1911, Broad Street
below NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at II A. NJ. and
8 +. NJ. Seats free.
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spot cotton closed quiet. 10 points lower;
middling uplands, l5.l5; middng gulf, laio
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Rcceipts-Whcat, 3a4oo bushels; corn, 4so,.
600 bushels: oats, Sal,400 bushels. shipments
Wheat 1850 bushels: corn, SSS,lco bushels;
oats o9i 500 bushels.
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UNION STATION METHODIST CHURCH.
at II a. NJ. by Rev. A. b. SHARP
and at r. NJ. by Rev. r. II. ForTS
PARK PLACE METHODIST CHURCH.
tho pastor. Rov. b. r. LIrECOMB, ID. d..
At Il NJ aud NJ
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1910-10-27
Good Eating a Pleasure

If you are not taking your meals
at the GEll you are AifsixRggs some:
Thing. It gets tiresomezf3'eat the
sanie:e thing oyer and over again
each day. Why don't yoY, eat where
YOU can get .sornethh3g fat
once in a whils: We Fave tf,elarSykfi
bill..of fare os1any ptace,in!: toaas
H.there7 is anything you want and
don't see it, ask for it and we will
sszst,it for yoas II it's anything to
eat you, can get it at the Grill. A.
w. Woodworth, Proprietor. 1927
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RAYMOND BELL CO. TO
;. OPEN. HERE OCT. Is


The old reliable. Bell Co. will be
in Whitefish three days, opening
Friday, Oct. %, in the famous play
Lena Rivers This troupe is
we'll liked here, and reports from
other towns call them better than
ever. Specialties are int, oduced
between all acts. There is no need
Of telling our readers what this
show is, as it has been here before,
and it will meet with hearty well
come at the opera house.
Prices will be g.. 35 and so, and
seats are now on Gale a. Skyles. -
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It's never to late to mend-except
when you find yourself broke.

It's never to late to mend-except
when you find yourself broke.
And you can never Judge the size
of anything people quarrel over by
the size of the quarrel.
Mrs. Johns and son Douglas of
Somers visited here with Mrs. A..
D. Pauline during the week.
Editor Clemens and wife of Col
umbia Falls were visitors in town
Sunday, at the Avery home.
Mr.. VIM. Brunson expects his
daughter, Miss Pearl Brunson, to
arrive here in few days from Post
vile, Iowa.
+ Jap-a-lac Varnolac and Floorlac
Handcraft Wood Dyes, and full
line of Varniline at ". B. MCGUIRE Is
Hardware Store. TO- 81
Mrs. H. B. Fuller has been lend
ing her valuable assistance at this
office this week helping us set up
the paper.
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TO the>Voters Of Flathead
~. .:~. = %.@-
County.

matter turning county treasury
the public funds pessteny before the people issue in this
that candidate for county treasurer
Should State my position n
have refrained making through the
otherwise regarding the public funds for the that
consider that the has right to the interest
the peoples than he has the principal and l. therefore, did
not consider the issuei n the campaign.
If elected county will into the
every of interest county funds and further
more expense
Very respectfully,
MARTIN CONLIN.
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George Larter spent Monday in
Kalispell on business.
Rev. CASTOR was in Kalispell
Tuesday night on business.
Fountain pen ink at Stacey's, the
ieweler. 1913
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Olsen are
visiting in Spokane this week. :
Hayden Mahon is acting. as pol
ice officer while John. Metcalf is
away on business: ....,. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.'L.' Walters re-
turned Fri day from their visit at
Burlington, Iowa.
:. 5; = =
J. A. Belden has gone to. the
Flathead reservation to establish.his
residence on his claim: =.
The annex to the, Hotel Cadillac
is just about completed, and will
be put in use next week.
Mrs. and Mrs. j. D. McCannon
and the twins returned Sunday
from week s visit. to Eureka.
Stanley Wilde returned home
from Wallace. Ida, Monday night
and expects to remain for the Win
ter.
Mrs. X. X. Stout visited here
with Mrs. r. w. Larter last week
while X. X. was doing his little
political stunt.
H. c. Howell was in town a few
DAYS the first of the week. He
came up from Kalispell to mix a lit
tie democratic campaign dope.
No matter what sewing machine
you have we can supply needles
shuttles and bobbins. S. S. Sta
cey, the jeweler. -: :f'1O-f3
Miss Gladys Wheeler of Mnot
N. D., arrived here last week, an(
will spend some time visiting, will
her aunt, Mrs. r. w. Larter.
-: ~ !.
Miss Eckstine of. Kalispell, wh'
s. has : been. spending the psst tw'
months at the r. w. Earter nom
returned to Kalispall last week. =
J. E. Skyles returned last wee!
from trip to the Yellowstone val
ley, where:he and r. Maine, {
Columbia Falls invested TN over
thousand acres of farm land. each
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Cleaning and Dyeing.

General Cleaning and Dyeing,
Pressing Ladies' or Mems Clothing.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Dress
making. Second street, across from
Matt heWs. Mrs. J. w. DOREY.
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NOTICE TO HUNTERS

~: Hunting on my premises strictly
forbidden under. penalty and all
thoosestsisregrding above notice will
be prosecuted.
.Ps12z1 G. F. INGLIs.
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OF LOCAL INTEREST

John F. Lindhe was visitor at
Eureka Sunday. 49,
Andrew Swaney, of Kalispell was
Whitefsh caller Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jennings WIS.,
tied in Kalispell Saturday.
Mrs. McKeown is spending the
week in Spokane on business.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. V. ]. Bowers re-
turned Monday from a two weeks
visit in Spokane.
Needles, shuttles and bobbins for
any make of sewing machine at
Stacey's jewelry store. 1913
T. J. Walsh, democrat of state
/ wide reputation, will speak in
.1:Skyles hall tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. James Shanahan left Tues
day for New York where she was
called by the illness Of her mother.
Chicken dinner will be served at
the Hotel Cadillac every Sahaay
from 5 to s p. rrf., III. Nj. IQs2z
-....
John Metealf and L: O. staWheek
er are spehaaiaag a week. at >Polson:
looking over the. Land on the reser-
4; J.. =: 3GJ ~ ~. ~.
Mrs. Lasalle, of Ccuer d Alene
returned home Monday after visit
ing he.e WITH Cher, daughter, Mrs:
Dave Daley for d: short time.
When yoursaecounts are handled
through McCaskey Register they
can not grow, as the grass, while
you sleep. s.senay Mercantile Co..
The Baker Bros. have commenced
logging operations at the head OF
the lake, getting out 100000 feet
of logs for the Somers Lumber Co.
Gene Hodge and H. G. Seeley
are working overtime this campaign
! They were both up here Sunday
making new acquaintance among
the voters. -
), VIM. Fu4fk will leave next Mon
day for Whittier, Call, where hi
will spend the winter, and if thu
climate is agreeable to his health
\ he may remain there permanently
8 Delicious hot coffee with cream
. and dairy lunch will be served a
the City Bakery, commencing mex
Monday. Try it when you want
light lunch. 1927
Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. G. K. Lycan
e parents of G. H. Lycan, manage
of the Depot Restaurant, were her
on visit Monday, also Mrs. Bo
Wallace of Peosper, Ore.
County Superintendent of Schoo
Miss May Trumper, visited tn
schools here last week and durin
her stay in town was a guest {
Mrs. R.. w. Larter.
Hoarseness in child subject
Group is a sure indication of the al
proach of the disease. If Chan
berlain's Cough Remedy is given {
once or even after the croupy coue
~ has appeared, it well prevent Il
~ attack. Contains no poison. Sol
bv all dealers.
re The busiest democratic candida
he in town last Friday was Al. mgr
re ham, who is after the sheriff's q
fee. He sure did some great hus'
ing and he thinks he has about
the voters in this end of the coun
corraled. It is going TO be We
close race between him and Gel
Hodge.
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Strayed..

-: Black horse colt, eight months
old, white spot in forehead ;" Re-
turn to R. F. Carr or John Metcalf
and receive reward. = 1C-27
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Fine steam heated rooms cal,
now be had at the Duncan Samson
building. Call and pick one out
before they are all gone. Apply to
J. A. Samson. 1913
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Business Locals
Depot Restaurant.

Our service the best our meals
can't be beat.
Try our 25 cent dinners served
from II A. NJ. to 3 r. M. daily.
$3.50 cash buys = $500 meal
book. as
Private Dining Room.
Chicken Dinner every Sunday.
H. G. LYCAN, Mgr,
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For cut flowers, wedding spou-,
quets and funeral designs send to-
Kalispell Gardens, Kalispell, Mont.S5
Duncan's Addition, Phone f12,
Three rings. 1-27-11
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Coming Events /

Halloween Dance will be given
by the Il. S. of the B. Of L. F..
and E. Monday night, Oct. 81, in
Styles Hall. Everybody invited.
Lunch will be served. Al E
Thanksgiving ball given by the
Royal Neighbors of America in
Styles Hall, Thursday, Nov. a..
Everyone cord ally invited. 80
A hot dinner and supper will be
/ served by the Altar society on cleo
ton day. This will be splendid
opportunity for all the hungry vot-
ers and candidates to get good
wholesome meal.
At the Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning; Modern Answer
To Prayer" a complete answer to
present day, Doubt and and Faith
Evening at 7:3O O'Clock. Prelude
Are Any Children Lost Who Die
In Infancy?" Second sermon on
Prophecy, as Evidence of the
Truth of the Bible.''
j. CASTOR.
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With the exception of money
there is nothing harder to keep than
an umbrella.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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FOR sALa

FOR RENT-3 room furnished flat. c..
F. Greiser. 1921
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LOsT-Belt with gold buckle, between
Lindell hotel and laundry on First st.
Please return to Mrs. Duncan: 1915,
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STRAYED-Bright bay horse, weight
1900 pounds, IL years, scar on right
front and right hind foot; right front
.hoof deformed. Reward for informal
ton F. w. Boehmer, box 1856.
H W 3 p!0-6-27
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FOR sALE-Firt-class wood heater and
sideboard. SrAbply Harry Smith. 1915
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FOR SALE -l6-foot, auto top, 21s horse
gasoline launch. See Geo. ..Blume at
Matthews store. 1915
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LOST Gold watch chain docket, set Will.
stone on each side. Reward. Geo.
E. Baker. 1920
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don't fail to put in some Of our ex-
elusive pattern shirts. a couple Of
sets of pajamas and stock of our
collars, ties. socks, etc. You can.
not get such furnishings everywhere
by a good deal. If you want the
right things to wear. get them here
and take them with you.
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Nurse James

Is located on Kalispell avenue, be-
tween 4th and 9Th Streets, in the
Edmonson house. VIII visit other
towns if called. Phone BIC. Alb,
Blank sign.up slips with stub, m
book. of so, made out to Great
Northern Railway Co.,, for sale at.
this office for 500. =
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FOR RENT-aaats, rooms furnished
and one 4-rpom unfurnished, at Lake.
side. !nadsre: at. City pumping sta
ton. J: =. 1913