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The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-08-04
Watch Repairing-H. P. Blaine

Watch Repairing-H. P. Blaine
Phonograph Records-H. P.
Blaine.
Eight grade examinations will
be held in Fallon County on Aug.
oath and 25th.
Dance in the Sherwin school,
8 miles west of Ekalaka on Sat-
urday night, August 5th. Every
one invited.
For Sale---Standard bred STALL
ion, one Holstien bull and a
bunch of standard bred horses. 80
j. P. Hedges.
Something entirely new in
farm loans. 1t will pay you to
see US before doing business else
where. Grant & Fuqua. If
Before placing your farm loan,
see Grant & Fuqua. They have
something entirely different
which will interest you. If.
Good Bargains Your chance
to own a good car or make a little
money or either one if you care
to speculate. June G. Olsen.
Lost Between Johnson's on
the Boggs road and Ekalaka, a
cane with dogs head carved on
it. Finder please return to this
office. If
For Sale-3o head Of cattle in
Guiding 20 head Of COWS and
calves, balance steers and heif-
ers, yearlings and two year olds,
H. Raskin, Mackenzie, Mont.
Strayed-On team, a bay and
a brown, branded o right
thigh. Last seen on Horse
creek. Reward Of S.. 90 for
information leading to their re
covery. l.. e. Bradley. 1t
For Sale Nichols. Sheppard
horse power threshing machine.
New last year and in first class
condition. Machine 1886. Will
sell reasonable. Call or write.
Fred Rose, IL miles southwest of
Ekalaka. AIT
Lost-Two head of mares, one
light bay with star in forehead
about 8 years old; one dark, near
ly black mare, white right hind
foot, years old, branded
on right shoulder. Reward
for their return to j. V.
Sikorski, Willard, Mont.
Those having express at the
office in Baker and wishing same
delivered in Ekalaka may leave
their orders at the Ekalaka Drug
Co. where l will call for same
and give prompt attention. Trips
to and from Baker. three times a
week. Gene Minis, mail contrac.
tor.
For Sale or Trade One six
cylinder Pierce-Arrow 6O.66 h. D,
8 passenger car, thoroughly over.
hauled and in first class running
condition, also one Ford 5 pas
senger touring car in good con
dition. Will sell for cash or
trade for cattle. These are bar
gainr, Reason for selling; too
busy to ride them, Jnne G. OF.
sen, Ekalaka Drug Co.
NHT3~r ~r
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-08-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior. o.. S. Lana
Office, Miles City, Mont.

JUL /. 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Roderick
8, 1910, made Homestead Entry, No. oss3s,
for Ela, Section 4, Township 3N, Range 57E.
NJ. 2. Meridian, has filed notice Of 1nten-
ton to make Five year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, before S.,
j. Emswiler, L. S. Commissioner, at Eka-
laka, Montana, on the 18th day of Aug, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
David D1nwoodie, John Carmichael both
OF Ekalaka, Montana. Nicholas c. Price,
Walter G, Price both of Tee Dee. Montana.
60 G. w. MYERS. Register.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-08-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior.
q. S. Land Office at Miles City. Montana,
July l, 1916
Notice Is hereby given that Vienna n.
6. Wash, deceased who on Aug. 20, 1912, Aug.
g. 1913. made Homestead entry, No. Oi565e-
Ul5b6O, for SW4SEA, Sl2SWA. Sec. ID, SEA
SEA, Sec. IA. NANE4 Sec. %, N12NWA, Sec.
"a 7. IS, r. b0t,., M. +. Meridian, has filed no.
tice OF intention to make three year Proof.
to establish claim to the lane above describ-
ed. before 81. Emswiler. US. Commissions
er, at Ekalaka, Montana, on the 18th day Of
Aug. 1916,
claimant Cames as witnesses:
Clarence w. Russell, Gaylord L. Webster.
Mary L.. Wash. William l.. Wash all of Rema,
Montana.
81 G. w. MYERS. Register.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-08-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior.
U. ). Land Office at Miles City, Montana.

. o""0 01Hce II N11es CITY, M0ntaha,
July l, 1915.
Notice IS hereby given that .Christof
9th 1915, made Add Homestead Entry. No.
o258lo, for NRNWA. ShSWA. Section IS,
Township IN, Range 58E,M. P. Meridian,
mas Meg notice OF intention to make three
above described, before S. j, Emswtler, o.,
:. commissioner, at Ekalaka, Montana, on
the 18th day of Aug. 1915.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
Lyman F. Kennedy, Charles NJ. Peabody.
Harry Labreck, Frank Bourn all of Ekalaka,
Montana.
81 G, w. MYERS. Register
The true Democrat., 1916-08-12
BEAUTIFUL VIEWS INSPIRING.

ilayr you lovely landscape To look
upon amid the pauses Of Your work
Most country tiwelirrs have, of could
have. II they choose. for what is more
beautiful than corn field in tassel, an
etpauae at oats IA the eye softer and
deeper than any carpet the peaceful
cattle feeding on the hills the ylstas
between green forest trees and q thou
sand othpr scenes, each typical In It's
beauty. that the country affords Our
own pc, view IL across Il green lawn to
where II falls to much lower plane.
bounded hy the great aesehaeebe and
its farther hank II il certain that
many other ppople are spending much
moue, aud travelling many weary miles
to see nothing more beautiful
Nor il II a monotunous view 4 river
shows a Thousand changes ia au hour
IL In aImusl panoramic in character.
the instant, It's surface is glaasy and
a Thousand images are reflected there,
In. 4 moment and passing cloud
casts darn shadow obscufing the
silver rampant Wind breaks II Into
myriad Of fipples, OF whips II into
dark turgldlly A sunset cloud lends
SIS sheen te the water, and makes
il ross Ur palpst saffron Sometimes
there are purple bands Bat II Is
impossible io recount the numerous
changes, that lend enchaniment every
moment To- the yiex
The true Democrat., 1916-08-12

state 1T Louisiana Parish of Nrst Pc.
h.taua 2tth 1udteiai bstr}s Cont
te " Malhrf VS. Iusinaa Minor
Window aud n,l Minor 81 als HEIRS
of NJh7m Minor deceased No llt8
rs virtue 70 wit af Seizure and Sale
to The sheriff directed th the Honorable
tbs Tamu fourth judicial District Court
tot Tho Parrish 4l Nest telaaHa, la the
shsae nuwh,rrH auI entitled Fauss ! base
ssiasd aud R II aftps fsf sale ta the high
eat l8atef 50 Sire flDui auui u the court
ttau*. n the Town uf - FFtnstay tll..
Louisiana ag iRe baHr IT Eleven 1fHlo,k
\ NJ au
SATURDAY, SEerEABga Is. ists.
the fullaa tpe drsssbad property IT the
defendants tu su
( certain ptere ~ Hrte ~ iani vita
aH tbt tmltnas ud improvements there
ans situated "a the Parrish of West Fe.
bri4aa Statr af Louisiana. containing
elrhtt HiHr 1gfyz Wote as less bounded
en Ihs NORTH h F1Bab Fefa snsr'h ey
NtIte f'nu ,H Is Htlsef and lgyue.
and West by iackson and Laurel nIg
f3hiI fnfd
Terms ag Stls Cash. with benefit ~
apgIaiHemsut
! II CI.AcR. sheriff
The true Democrat., 1916-08-12

The appointment OF IN Oscar
isowllHg still hangs Gre. but the reten.
tiun pf Mr VI H. Alexander as coHsef'
satton commissioner. lends to- the hope
that Gov Pleasant viii follow as wise
and bread policy Ia retaining Dr
Bowling also iuf merit Iiestdes the
legion of private supporters and the
almost united press, many politicians
nov sac that Dr nowliuEs reappoint
meut viii add strength Ca the admins
tralion by pleasing other factions be
sides the one "a power
The true Democrat., 1916-08-12
cnnRr NEWS

10IF FNE w D
The fall term af criminal court vas
convened ouday Thp grand jury ls
llcompused as fuaoR d / Norwood.
foreman e. + Thlbudaux. huttin Ham.
lltan. ] q liter. c d Lloyd, u ! Bar
rev a RUaputhai r. G Petersen, F \.
Smith. ] c. Bali. 4. + sweetman aud
q f. BorlaHd
After having been in session three
days. the grand Jury made the follow.
Ing report
We. the Grand Jury duly empanel'
ed tot this term Of Court, beg leave TO
submit this our final report
"Wr have made partial reports TO
the Court of our findings and IN max
Ing our final report " submit that We
have Examined 90 cases and found IA
true bills and T. 80 true bills.
we have examined the Jail and
court house and hnd that the jail Is la
good condition with the exception OF
a small Ieak 10 the iailcrs room, but
that the court house IL badly IN need
of repair. notably the roof and the
floors and Wr respectfully recommend
aud earnestly request that the Police
jury "a It's next session devise ways
and means and sro that these absolute
Is necessary repairs 10 the court house
are made with as little delay as possible,
IT IL With great deal of pleasure
that Re. the Grand Jurors have to
report tu the Court that we have had
so frR eases 10 examine as shown by
the number of cases Investigated and
Nhich Is evidence ia itself that crime
la the parish and In our midst IL on the
decline. aud which fact Is good and
sufficient grounds tof congratulations
of all the people OF oHr parish
In conclusion We Wish 90 extend 10
thp officers Hf the tonr our sincere
thanks for their uniform courtesy and
attention during our deliberations "
Sentences,
The following sentences were passed
this week
Corona Carr disturbance on public
Highway SIS aud costs, or 10 DAYS IN
Jail
Alirrd Phillips drew a total OF i've
months ia I8l Ills first sentence was
a fine ut sion and costs ur % days tn
Jail ou a charge Of carrying concealed
weapons lie drew an additional 30
DAYS on a charge OF lareony sentence
10 begin at expiration Of FIRST sentence,
0u NtlIE another charge Of larceny he
was sentenced 10 another 80 DAYS, 10
ho served ~ the expiration at the other
tNp gauIpnFpN
Assignments.
Next week Win be jury week the
following cases having been assigned
for trial
FrlX Jenkins non support. Aug III.
James johnson. eating timber. 18th.
Robert Carr keeping disorderly
house. 18Th
Nalie Chase wing in wait with IN.
ipnt io murder. i|th
Achiile Singleton embezLlemeni, 10,
John Head assault with dangerous
weapon 18th
Victor Robinson. carrying concealed
weapons and larceny. 18th
sam Jordan. shooting with intent TO
Kilt tith
James Thomas murder, II Thomas
is presently serving a term on Angola
He became involved in difficulty Stth
another convict and inflicted Wounds
upon his antagonist which later caused
the latiers death
Eliza Hardy violating leyee con
tract. 18th
Robert Carr cutting and woundas,
Itth
The true Democrat., 1916-08-12

Women. sho favor federal suffrage
rxpeeIius In this eay to secure the
vote more quickly than by state suf
fraFe. are entirely mistaken in their
premise The ratification Of aa amend
meut to the constitution Of the United
States takes years ta accomplish, since
the matter must be taken up State hy
State On the one hand, should suf
ftage roluc ts federal amendment, there
would stilI be missionary work 20 ac
eomplish Ia the states uutsOied but
when State adopts suffrage, the work
Ia surer That much has been safely
accomplished
The true Democrat., 1916-08-12

President Vim Edenhorn Of the Lou
islaua Railway 4 Navigation Go makes
announcement that the front Of tn
Hew passenger station IN New Orleans
Niil be built out of the front of The
historic old - Ipuis Hotel, noR IN
process Of demolition A q strietls
louisiana road the |. II & n 90 con-
hlnes pleasure gith business In thus
finding the means 10 accomplish the
preservation Of the famous old build
ing The fact that the Fdenhorn Lime
wsll have It's own passenger terminals
10 New Orleans is significant ef the
development of a railroad which orsr,
ates wholly within louisiana The sta
ton viii be only a few blocks from the
Illinois Central Southern Pacific Union
Station
The true Democrat., 1916-08-12
CATTLE REGULATION.

BE Il resolved hy the Police Jury Ia
regular session convened, That Il shall
be- unlawful to bring into the Parish
OF West Feliclaua any cattle or other
stock from adjoining parishes without
q clean bin Of health ANY person or
persons violating this ordinance shall
be deemed guilty og a misdemeanof
and panished a8 the las directs
G. y. HOWELL President
G. T. TOORAEN. Clerk
The true Democrat., 1916-08-12

II isn't a bit ~ ust to lac behind The
oId world il Foing forward even If Il
has to DRAG gou so sou had as well
get into the game on a live hasfs II
yeu are farming, adopt the uew
methods aud do it right II you are
merchandising. pat some brains tn.
tle af the progressive stuFi tnto your
stock NJ goods and your me ethods of
delng business no matter What sou
are doing there Is u right and wrong
way Give the world the best there IL
ia yau Natehitochea Times.
The true Democrat., 1916-08-12

The new members of the nnek board
who were appointed by Gov Pleasant
are Adalph llumser, president Metro,
polilau bank, ice r. s. tlecht. . p
Goron, president putRam a Norman
member Of the Cotton Exchange, mem.
ber New Orleans npard Of Trade, presi
dent Louisiana Swine Breeders Asso
citation, Wee 1eff u Hardin, Thomas
J kelly, member firm of Kelly a
Ioeller wholesale RroCors. member
city council lahA lauS. vice " q llud
son bernard Il Hans. representative
Of Esteye and Company, stahl and
Company. Gould and Company, mem
bef New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Wire r. N Loeb, fr Edward $ Kelly
physician and druggist, former seere
tafy State RaaFd oF Health
The true Democrat., 1916-08-12

The cotton aeed mill men ln recent
convention were enthusiastic in recon.
mendinE the soya bean ta the farmer
Commissioner Harry u Wilson is a
great believer In this bean, as are
all the experiment station directors II
any FeIicianian has had any experience
~ roya culture, communication from
him would be u ecome In these columns
The true Democrat., 1916-08-12
DANISH ISLANDS WILL nE
BOUGHT.

Purchase by the lntted States of the
islands Of 50 Thomas, ~ Crotx and
81 John, lying to the east of Porto
Rico aud comprising the Danish West
Indies, Is provided for IN a treaty sign.
I'D August 4 for the United States and
Denmark Il viii be submitted al once
To the United states Senate and the
Danish Parliament for ratification
No srrtens Dppoatlion Is expected in
the Senate. where action viii be sought
at the present session Since the useo-
iiaitous began several months age the
foreign relations committee has been
Ia close touch aith Developments. and
It's members are understood 10 be- ylr.
tualls unanimous IN their approval
Senator Lodge the ranking Republican
member issued statement declaring
the arguments Ia favor OF acquisition
of the islands are unaasRerable The
only objection IL expected TO come
from senators who believe the pur.
chase price Of s25 .noa. oe0 is too great
The true Democrat., 1916-08-12

The committee appointed iuly u ta
euufst with Heard of Aldermen of Bayou
satB Ia made the following report
81 Franeispiile, Ia August 5, 1916
10 the MAYOR and board # Aldermen
81 Fransisyille Ia.
Gentlemen As a committee uf two
appointed tY youf Honorable Beard So
meet with the Heard of Aldermen ef the
fosu of nayou SARA La, arG'l advise Sith
thegn IN reference te the water and light
contract Nith the Tevn of ~ Francisyille
Ia we fseR lsags 10 report as follows
after going over the contract sub
mitted to them which vas aH exact copy
~ tbs original contract signed bN the
Towns uf 50 FFanclsyiile ard Bayou saFa,
the lfuard ~ iiayoa Sara expressed tbelL
" .nlguuess te continue the water and
lights for private use. bat sAii they aere
ia $50 position 10 pay the t2i 90 rental for
the eight street hKhta After considerable
discussion. your committee advised the
BOARD az HayUu SARA Ia talA the matter
oser among themselves and apgsoIBf
The true Democrat., 1916-08-12

Mr. Hughes has been pushed To ne
knowledge that he would tuleTyene III
Mexico II he we're president This
should be- good for big campaign
contribution from Billy Hearst aud
other rich minoowners In Mexico
The true Democrat., 1916-08-12

A headline on our front page says
An add In the local paper" This IL
delicate intima,ton by the printer
that II one puts an advertisement In
the local paper. It will add all thiugs
unto the progressive advertiser See
The true Democrat., 1916-08-12

II teaching six months we're u re-
uuireu mt as a qualification for parent.
hood. there would be- more intelligence
and consideration shown by parents 10
the teachers of their chlldFeH,
The true Democrat., 1916-08-12

Vt " y - = - . -
Clerks once ST. Frane.svills, Ia.

clerk's Once, ST. FFanelsvllle, "a.
August 3 1915
l,4,is wtA bt ryeeised up 50 sg e'ylogk
- nl september 3. 1915 tor the erection
et tbrve protection lsyves in Lower So,
Fauvlss lie, IA. aggregsting 1851
cubie Yards Plans and specifications Oh
Hle e. clerks Office The right reserved
e. accept or reject any OF all bids
q, l.. PIETTiNuER, clerk,
The true Democrat., 1916-08-12

saddeued hy the thought that h. Is
gaahle to do the tiehtiug for Germany
the kaiser Heems % End consolation in
au effort Ia do the talking for his
believed country Times Pieayune
Unlike our more or legs beloved
Teddy Who wants 10 do both.
The true Democrat., 1916-08-12
nIns wAArEn.

Bids wiIi be received for working road
from Mulfords graveyard to Cesiars place
and 10 Mississippi hnc ia TN ward. about
miles, contractor % furnish bend and
keep said read In good condition Tor Year
4. r. TttuRAEN, Clerk
The true Democrat., 1916-08-12

- Franeissiiie 81. August 3, 1876
81 nn adjourned meeting of tho Beard
Ui Nidermcu held this day. the following
members we're present, A. t. liriant,
Mayer, Max MaHit Jas hllhoarue aRd
H. " isagefs, Ioafd Of Aldermen,
oo motion meeting adlouIned until
Tuesday night, August s.
A. H. HRtANT, Mayor
G H. PLETTI NIGER Clerk
I hereby ccrllf, that the foregoing - a
true and correct copy OF the original
minutes as they appear on page 2si
q l.. PLETTINaEH Clerk
The true Democrat., 1916-08-12

What will be done after the var II
the subject of many grave editorials,
all OF which seems rather premature to
say the least OF IL It's like cooking
yoHr hare FIRST, beige catching him
The true Democrat., 1916-08-12

Ms cattle marx IL W NJ an hip aud tag
Sea one ear Public Ia warned no, 20 pur
chase ~ drive af aHy cattle ~ marked
AUG tq lyrt trey T.. MATTHEW'S
The true Democrat., 1916-08-12
soARo or ALDERMEN PROCEEDING.

" tranrisviile, Ia. AuRusl l. 1910,
At a regular meeting ot the Board Of
Aldermen held this day thr following
menhefs were present A. n hTiant
Mltor Max Mann. deo, RettiR aud l.. "
Rogers, luard Of Aldermen,
tn motion meeting adjourned lg Thurs
,laS night, August 3
A. T.. BRiAST. Mayof
t. T.. riETTiNGER, Clerk
The true Democrat., 1916-08-12

Aud noa the hour approacheth when
some Of the bot days can be devoted
to reading the proposed constitutional
amendments
The true Democrat., 1916-08-12
THE ROAD OF SERVICE
NOTICE OF rsrRAy

Taken up and estrayel before me hH
Ral Haralson one light red auh Nhii"
spotted heifer Appraised bF "
narrow and = n lIafalsuu i0 hr worth
eight dollars II not claimed an1 ro#ls
paid viii after iifteen DAYS advertise.
ment BE- advertised and aoid 80 thn laN
directs. Il. &. fOWLES
Magistrate. 10th Ward
The true Democrat., 1916-08-12

At t'rane,syilie I.s,. August s, 1915
At an adjourned meeting of thsl Board
ct Aldermen held this day tbe following
members were present \ H. liriant,
Mayor Beo RetiE, Il Yunkes, J.. ".
i}oEers Max Mann and Ias, kilbourue.
3a8td II Aldermen
Minutes uf meetings Of July I. g. u and
18th, and August LIST ard sfd us,fe read
anJ adopted. after the following eofreo-
ton Ia proceedings of luly stfh. the
molten 'o enter appropriation proceedings
against Mf f. Newman sheuld have read
ss follows Motion made. seconded and
,arrisd, That Ia order ta secure right of
WsA for the eTectiou Of protection ieyees
the Mayor ts hereby empowered 10 enter
appropriation proceedings against Mr. b..
New niau
Mayor Logan appeared before the Hoard
representing Rayou Sara In the matter of
water aud light contract
MU,ien made by ManH, seconded bt
RetttR That the following salaries, fees,
ptf Et I,Et{e
The true Democrat., 1916-08-12

Mcfarland has been re-appointed
supervisor of public accounts by the
governor
The true Democrat., 1916-08-12

va motion btasHu MAS APPROPRIATED iu
isaad fsnd and sg55 o0 10 flant contingent
fund
Communication Of Mrs. T. Robinson
relative io sewer was referred 10 Dr W. II.
Tgytuf, President Town Board Of Health
Motion made hy kilbourne. seconded hy
Mann That Clerk Is hereby authorized 10
advertise fof bids for the construction ct
protection ievecs. Carried.
Motion made seconded and carried, That
Clerk communicate with Mr Fred rillet
in reference to concrete roads.
NJ Mltion made. seconded and carried, That
H,atrd go into executive session,
Mellap made. seconded and carried, That
Clert aud Mr. Rogers carry on further
negotiations with the Town of isayou cara
for aatnT and lights,
uB motion the following recess warrants
were approved
I,ns,2e jackson, weekly read salary 6 na
Bnaao Jackson weekly read salary . 90
G. $ Davidson, part ~ salary. Ialy la,aa
Major sims, bthof .,..-..........- 100
Willie Cooper labor repairing leaka 90
t'i,as Matthew's tabor, leaks ,..,,, iS5
t. " Rogers. freight .,.,-......., e,ts
u q Muller, salary for 1uiy ...... II 90
liauEr Jackson, road salary .,.s.t..s s.0e
lhlip sharper, labor ,r,...,.,.,s SO
caleb lunes, unloading coal s...,a 500
q. ". Rogers. freight on coal ... A. 70
The MDor and Marshal reported Eve
cases
Cleri Submitted statement 0f receipts
and disbursements,
~ Franrissille. Ia, August s, 1916,
Receipts and Disbursements for the month
L..
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