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The Harrison times., 1915-02-13
BOOK OF ARKANSAS
WILL BE WORK OF ART
AND MOST COMPLETE
Arkansas Democrat, Uudcr Author
Nv OF ArkanSas Commission,
Arranging Magnificent Souvenir,
Which viii 30 Given Away to
Visitors at the Arkansas Building
at san Francisco,

What will undoubtedly he the
handsomcst book Of It's kind that
has ever been attempted in the
southwest will bc distributed free 60
all visitors at the Panama.pOcIic
International Exposition from the
Arkansas building about the middle
Of June, and will be known rs "Ark'
ansus and Her Resources, VI
This book will be about the size Of
the Saturday Evening POST and
will be beautifully illustrated with
views Of the various sccGcs in the
srycntyGyc counties Of Arkansas
I he cover Wiu be a work oGurt, in q
number or colors, aud will bc SYM.
holiral OI the States resources, pro.
grcss, lc0turcs, etc and is from the
pen Of one Of the best known artists
IN the country
no feature will be overlooked, and
it is hoped to make this the most
complete Statewide book ever put
out,
Mr. l. Frank kcrley, one OF the
best known newspaper men IN Ark
unsus has been appointed director
Of publicity and compilations and ns
Mr. kcclcy's knowledge oI the state
is most comprehensive, this, coupled
with the fact that within the nest
ninety days he will visit every coun'
: tN should mean that the book,
Arkansas aud Her Resources will
he Of great value lO every section OF
Arkansas,
Mr. kccley il the author Of the
book, "Arl,nnsas the hnud Of Great
CT Opportunity which has had u
wide circulation over the l'uilcd
States and in addition has made u
number oI trips North describing
the States resources, etc
Arkansas and Her Resources
will he the official book Of the Ark.
ansas Commission to the Intcrna.
tionul punama.pngihc Exposition,
aud will be the only publication ol
its kind that will be permitted to he
distributed, either from the Arknn.
sns building or any other part Of
tbccSposilion grounds,
The Harrison times., 1915-02-13
S27,000lTO GOOD
ARKANSAS MAN MADE STAKE IN
FIVE YEARS.
HE NOW GOES TO KANSAS
Lewiston, Idaho, Tribune


The story ct a tcndcrloOt who
came west from Arkansas five wears
ago, sank his stake in cquipping one
Of the largest and also one of the dry
est farms in AsotIn county and then
made good on scale commcnSura.
| bic with the size Of the undertaking,
and the zeal and the energy and the
work he had putiut it, is the story
OF Pink Stone, who will return to.
morrow to his home with over
$4,000 $50 the good after one
year Of complete failure and three Of
success in farming the big lIouscr
ranch of 5000 acres, fifteen miles
west Of Charleston, What he has
earned is the net receipts from three
successful wheat crops, and from the
raising OF hogs, cattle and horses,
The grain and livestock sales this
fall, alone exceeded SIS, 900, Last
year the gross receipts from his farm
came 20 $4,000; the season before
to about Sl3,jOO; while the first
year he had failed completely, the
loss including the stake, the major
portion OF which had gone to pur.
chase the haII-maturcd crop, The
second year a bumper crop, at 7jc,
netting him SllOjO, together with
the sale of $500 worth Of hogs,
set him on his feet again with a bal.
ancc of about $1,000. The running
expenses have averaged $4,000 per
year,
Mr.. Stone and his family came to
Washington five years ago from
Usage, Arkansas. The first year he
spent at Charleston, and then he SC.
cured from the IIouscr estate the
lease on the big farm, Six hundred
acres Of it is pasture land, and aS
may be seen, the income from thc
sale OF livestock has not bccn an un.
important item This year besides
the recent sale Of wheat at $4,000,
MIR Stone has sold $4,000 worth oil
cattle, $4,000 worth OF hogs, and
81 600 worth Of horses.
The remainder Of the farm, ., 400
acres, is pIow land, hail Of which is
sown each year. the other half sum.
mr lallowcd, And now besides u /
comfortable bank account, Mr., Stone
has a rich farm Of G77 acres Of river
bottom land in kausos, which he |
has purchased while in thcwcst, and
which he has stocked with 90 head
OF horses, 60 head Of whitcJarcd aud
short horned cattle, and 30 head of.
hogs, Much OF this stock he has
raised out here in Asotin county aud
shipped back 10 his own farm, All.
the stock he has left, about $3.50
worth was disposed Of today
When Mr. Stone leased the IIouscr
farm people were saving hc would
not last a year In this section ol.
dry farming the place was Rnown
as the drcsl, and he hdd been told
that m the two preceding years over
$1,000 had been lost by the failure
Of two successive crops
The Harrison times., 1915-02-13
State. wide Prohibition Law,
Little Rock, Feb, q

Little Rock, Feb, y, IHlh,
EuITuR TMES3
Iwish to call your attention, and
ask that yoU through your columns
call the public attention to the strict
provisions Of the "Statc.widc pro-
hibitory bill" which WAS enacted M
to Iaw last week, The bill provides
that any person who shall be found
guilty Of manufacturing, selling OF
giving away any kind Of alcoholic
liquors, shall be- deemed guilty ol q
felony should very much olsIihl
for any citizen through ignorance OF
this law to render himself liable tor
q upnitcnlimy sentence
Loyp SuorsE
Don't forget It, any suit or over
coat in the house for 5000,
MulMs,
The Harrison times., 1915-02-13
AGAIN IN BUSINESS
Dahlman'e Cate, on North Side OF
the Square Reopens Wednes-
day,

! have again taken charge ol the
Harrison Cate which formerly con
Quoted on the north side OF thc
square The building has been
Thoroughly oyerhaued and cleaned
and opened for business Wednesday,
| have been in the restaurant buSj'
in Harrison for a number Of years
and believe the people know that !
have always given them the best
Of service that it has been possible
to give them,
! wish to thank the people oI
Harrison for the patronage given
me in the past and to ask for
their liberal support in the future
+. DNuLMAS,
The Harrison times., 1915-02-13

A new profession is that Of the
Sanitorinn, who tells the people OF
the town how to really clean up,
practically and scientifically Mcno
Arkansas, has secured the services
uf the man who made such a splcns
did job cleaning up l}onham Texas,
aud n lot Of Arkansas towns are
going IS smitatc this spring Why
not Harrison
Revival services continue nt the
Free Methodist Church. Rev An.
drews, Of Texas, is preaching q fine
series oI sermons
After ou txtcadcd visit with her
sister Mrs Kate CuntrcIL IN Texas,
Miss Ada Pace returned home this
week,
The Harrison times., 1915-02-13
S, S. Convention.

Program for the Harrison town
ship convention which meets at the
NJ, E. $, Church Sunday Feb, 18th
0t ., p, H.
OpENING ESERClSES,
Should each S. $, have teacher
training class" John Sugg, W. II
Cecil,
"Why have IN adult Bible class"
", t. Terry Robt Wheeler
"What are YOU doing 70 make
your $, $. reach every person within
It's limit" lly each Superintendent
Each S. S, Secretary viii he expected
10 present q written report OF his
school for HSt quarter
COMMITTEE,
The Harrison times., 1915-02-13

A special program at the Lyric
last evening was given in addition to
the Pilgrims Progress pictures Tor
the benefit Of the fund 20 be used in
entertaining the State sunday
School Convention in April
The Harrison times., 1915-02-13

Miss Mona Campbell has open.
ed beauty paflors in the second
story Of the O'NeNl building
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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-23
OFFICIAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to owners
Of property within the city of Glas.
gov, montana, that at a meeting OF
the. Council of the City of Glasgow,
held on the 14th day of April, 1915,
said council passed a resolution NO:
1877 entitled "a resolution levying and
assessing a tax upon all Real Estate
in special improvement district No.
II in the city Of Glasgow for the pur-
pose of defraying the cost Of the con-
struction of concrete sidewalks, curbs,
cross-walks and street lighting sys-
TEN, within said district" subject to
final passage and adoption at the
meeting of the said council to be held
in the Clerks Office in the basement
of the Library building in said city
city on the 28th day of April, 1915, at
8 o'clock P. NJ, when and where said
council will be in session and will hear
any and all objections that may be
made to the final adoption of said re-
solution, which resolution is on file in
the office of the city clerk in the Lii
brary building of said city subject
to inspection for a period of five days.
H. d. PALMER,
49t2 City Clerk.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-23
49t2
OFFICIAL T

Notice is hereby given to property
owners within the City of Glasgow,
Montana, that at a meeting OF the
Council Of the City of Glasgow, held
on the 14th day Of April, 1915, said
Council passed a Resolution No. 1853
entitled, "a Resolution levying and
assessing a tax upon all Real Estate
in Special Improvement District No.
10 in the City of Glasgow, for the
purpose of defraying the cost of the
construction of concrete sidewalks,
curbs, crosswalks, and street lighting
system within said district" subject to
final passage and adoption at the
meeting of the said Council to ne
held in the Clerks Office in the base
ment of the Library Building in said
City on the 23rd day of April, 1915,
at 8 o'clock P. M. when and where
said Council will be in session and will
hear any and all objections that may
be made to the final adoption of said
Resolution which Resolution is on file
in the Office of the City Clerk in the
Library building of said City subject
to inspection for a period of five days.
H. D. PALMER,
49t2 City Clerk.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-23
OFFICIAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to property
owners within the City of Glasgow,
Montana, that at a meeting of the
Council Of the City of Glasgow, held
on the 14th day Of April, 1915, said
Council passed a Resolution No. 1859
entitled, "A Resolution levying and
assessing a tax upon all Real Estate
in Special Improvement District No.
20, in the city of Glasgow, for the
purpose of defraying the cost Of the
construction of concrete sidewalks,
curbs, crosswalks, and street lighting
system within said district" subject to
final passage and adoption at the
meeting of the said Council to he
held in the Clerks office in the base
ment of the Library Building in said
City on the 23rd day of April, 1915,
at 8 o'clock P. NJ. when and where
said Council will be in session and will
hear any and all objections that may
he made to the final adoption of said
Resolution which Resolution is on file
in the Office of the City Clerk in the
! library Building of said City subject
to inspection for a period of five days
H. ID. PALMER,
1912 City Clerk.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-23
49t2
OFFICIAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given 10 property
owners within the City of Glasgow,
Montana, that at a meeting of the
Council of the City of Glasgow, held
on the 18th day Of April, 1915, said
Council passed a Resolution No. ITO
entitled, "a Resolution levying and
assessing a tax upon all Real Estate
in Special Improvement District No.
I'll, in the city of Glasgow, for the
purpose of d~efraying the cost of the
construction of concrete sidewalks,
curbs, crosswalks and street grad
ing within said district" subject to
final passage and adoption at the
meeting of the said Council to be
held in the Clerks office in the base
ment of the Library Building in said
City on the 23rd day of April, 1915,
at 8 o'clock p. M. when and where
said Council will be in session and will
hear any and all objections that may
be made to the final adoption of said
Resolution which Resolution is on file
in the Office of the City Clerk in the
Library Building of said City subject
to inspection for a period of five days
H. d. PALMER,
4St2 City Clerk.