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OIRECTORYProfesironal and 1 jness Cards.

R. N.. JOKE'SOffice In Tankin Building

Insurance. Money to Loan onFarm Lands.Phone No. 37

Harlowton, - - Montana

W t;. rUSBAND.LAWYER

Will practice in all state and fe-deral courts. Conveyancing col-lections Corporation law and realestate. Ofilce, Central Avenue.

IHarlowton. - - - - --- Montana

DR. S. K. CAMPBELLPHYSICIAN ANI) SURGEON

Otlice: Nlain Street.Harlowton, - Montana.

L. D. GLENNATTOREY-AT-LAW& NOTARY PUBLIC

Will practice in all state and f v1eral courts. Conveyanie'ng andlections. Office in The FirstNational Bank block on Central A ve.

Hlarlowton. - - - Montana.

Musselshell Lodge No. 69A. F. and A. M.

Meets first and third Monday eveningsof each month.

A. .. DREYER,W. M.G. C. PERKINS, Secretary

1. 0. 0. F. CARBONATE. LODGE No. 39meets every Tuesday night in odd FellowsHall in Urner block.Visiting brothers cordially invited to attend.

YOUNG McDONALD, N. o.F. H. WHITE. Sec'y

A. J. DreyerARCHITECT

See me before you ,build. I pre.pare all plans and specifications.School Houses a specialty.

YOUR Wheatby the latest process of milling in

the finest and most mo-dern mill in the West

makes:

Harlowton FlourBRANDS:

Sapphire Isis RosesJudith Queenw Montco

Everybody'sTry It Under Opr Guarantee

Montana Flour Mills Co.Manufacturers

Harlowton, - Montana

City BakeryFRESH BREAD, PIES andCAKE. Having bought outthe Ross Confectionery, weare prepared to supply youwith candy, ice cream etc.

HOME MADE CANDY

WHOLESALE and RETAILRemember the place. BusyBee Corner.

CITY BAKERYHARLOWTON, . MONT.

E. R. LAUSTEDCIVIL ENGINEER

Ditch Work and Farm Linesa Specialty

HARLOWTON, MONTANA

Urner Rooming HouseOVER URNER'S STORE

Pleasant Rooms, Electric LightedSteam Heated

RATES - 75c and $1.00

S No UasC

57 ReasonsStilckney's Cater ism is aguide to Engine

satisfaction-It states 57 reasons where theStickney Engine excels all others in its out-side igniter, straight line valve motion, perfectcooling system, automatic mixer, ball-bearing governor, in the quality oflts material and the accuracy of its workmanship. We want you to haveone-They are free-.Come and get one.

I. S. McQuitty IEXCLUSIVE AGENT

Y#rnrtoCo.. - Harlowtown, Mont.

itMfIOTIESNOTIC, FOIO PUBLICATIONDepartfiient `o4 tie Interior, U S.

Land Qfce at Lewistown, Montana,A ril >:;;11a.

Aot isereby given that

ELIZABETH E. STEVENSof Harlowton, Montana, who onMarch 3, 1909, made desert land entryNo. 05025r for SJ NW&, section 6,township 7 N., range 17 east MontanaP. Meridian; has filed notice of inten-tion to make.final desert land proof,to establith claini to the land abovedescribed, before W. T. Anderson, U.S. Commissioner at Harlowton, Mont.on the 3rd de srof jurte, 1913.

Claimant at es asw i t nesses:Ben, ami-'i Stevens, of Harlowton,

.Montana; Claire Wellington, ThomasParkhurst and Roberts G. Anderson,all of Winnecook, Montana.

C. E. McKoiN, Register.First Pub. May 2, 1913.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONDepartment of the Interior, U. S.

Land Ottice at Lewistown, Montana,April 29, 1913.

Notice is hereby given that

EDWARD L. RAHILLY'if Harilowton, Montana,who on Dec.

190', made Homestead Entry, No.01610,j,for NI SWI, SW; SW4, section4, township 9 N, Range 14 east, Mon-tana P. Meridian, has filec, notice o1intention to make final commutation

proof to establish claim to the landabovte described, before A. T. Ander-son, U. S. Commissioner,. at Harlow-ton, Montana on the 3rd day ofJune, 1913.

Claimant names as witnesses:Warren J. Tucker and Axel Johnson

of Harlowton, Montana and CharlesX. Barrows" and William Johnson ofJudith Gap. Montana.

C. E. McKoin, Register.First pub. May 2, 1913.

NOTICE.In the District Court of the Sixth

Julieial District of the State ofMontana, in and for the County ofSweet G rass.

George R Wilson et. al., Plaintiffs,vs.

Thomas McCurry et. al., Defendants.In the matter of the application of

Jesse E. Langston for a decree ofwater right.from the American Fork.

NOTICE.Notice is h'ereby given that Jesse

E. Langston has made application fora Decree of Water Right from thewater of the American Fork, an ad-judicated stream; that the name ofthe appropriator is Jesse E. Langstonthe amount of appropriation is onehundred twenty (120) inches, or aflow of three cubic feet per second ofsaid water, and the name of thestream from which the water is to beappropriated is American Fork.

H. C. Pound,W. C. Husband, Clerk of Court.

Attorney for Petitioner.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.Department of the Interior, U. S.

Land-oftice at Lewistown, MontanaApril 9th, 1913.

Notice is hereby given that

HUGH M. JONESof Judith Gap, Montana, who on Jule6, 1909, made Homestead Entry No.06238, for S1 SEI, N W4 SE1 and NEISWI, section 2, township 9 north.range 14, East M. P. Meridian, hastiled notice of intention to make finalThree-Year proof to establish claimto the land above described, beforeA. T. Anderson, U. S. Commissioner,at Harlowton, Montana, on the 19thday of May, 1913.

Claimant names as witnesses:Charles M. Barrows, Emory Burgess,

Alvin F. Plott.ner and Osborne F.Deyarmon, all of Judith Gap, Mont.

C. E. McKoin, Register.First Pub. April 18, 1913.

NOTICEI, Jacob H. Smith, being a native

born citizen of the United States ofAmerica, and being desirous of usingmy Homestead right, do proclaimarid declare that I have, this 13thday of May, 1913, squatted upon andmade Improvements theremn, on Sec.tionn 25, Township 10, Nnrth Rartge13 East, on what will be known asthe NEI, when officially surveyed bythe United States Government, samebeing about 13 miles doe Tnorth ofthe town of Twodot, Meagher County,Montana. his

Attest: Jacob HI. x Smlthemark

S Robert Caldbeck.State of Montana,

County ofjMeagher-, asOn this thirteenth day of May,

-1913, before me personally appeared,Jacob Hl. Smith, to me well known,

Iand acknowledged the foregoing state-Sment for the use and purposes thereinexpressed. Clarence P. Tooley,

Notary Public for the Stateof Montana, residing atTwodot, Montana.

My commission expires May 21, 1915.) (First pub. Mgy 16)

XOTICIl?De artment okh' S. Ir

Land Otce at Lke*J ana,April 16. 193.

Notice is hereby givenYTHOMAS F. HA

of Hiarlowton, Montana, w1 Oct.5, 1909, made Hiomegtead 'No. do07217, for N# N Wi, NW etion j,32, township 8 north, r east,K. P. Meridian,. has s oieof feintention to mnalle fnal ti earproof to establish claimi to land d;above described, before AT. 'And rson. o'U. S. Commissioner, I r ton, di.fonti., on the 19th daysof t 913 M

Claimant names'as wlitriJoseph Muir, Frank J B kley, t

[larry C. Kiok arid George 8. Sellickall of Harlowtoni. Mont;7

.0. E. McKoin, Register. jFirst Pub. April 18, 191 4 ' g

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NOTICE.!In the District Coort of the Sixth

Judicial District or the $tate ofMontana, in and for the County ofSweet Grass.

George R. Wilson et. al., Plalrtiffs,vs.

Thomas McCurry et. al., De i dantt.In the matter of the applicaKf n of

James 1. Langston for a do ee o,water right from the Americai Fork.

NOTICE.Notice is hereby given that James

1. Langston has made application fora Decree of Water Rih.ft r" thewater of the American Wr ad-judicated stream; that t ete iie orthe appropriator isJames al ton;the amouut of approprl ti~rn onehundred twenty (120) ircices; or aflow of three cubic feet p@ seccnd ofsaid water, and the name. thestream from which the witer iS~o beappropriated is AmericanFork.

II. C. Poujed,W. C. Husband, Clerk'6f Court.

Attorney for Petitioner.

ALIAS SUMMONSState of Montana, County of

Meagher, ss.1 n Justice Court, Musselshell Town-

ship, before Earl H. Shook, Justiceofthe Peace.

F. E. Robertson, plaintiff, versusC. D. Sill and Mary Sill, defendants.The State of Montana sends greeiengs

to the above named defendants:You are hereby summoned to ap

pear before me, Earl H. Shook a Jus-tice of the Peace in and for Mussel-shell Township, in the County ofMeagher, State of Montanla, at myoffice in Harlowton, in said count)and state, on the 17th day of May,A. D. 1913, at 10 o'clock a. in. of saidday, then and there to make answerto the complaint of F. E. Robertson,the above named plaintiff, in a civilaction.

The said action is brought to re-cover the sum of seventeen 72-100($17.72) dollars for goods, wares andmerchandise sold and delivered to youat your special instance and request.

And you are hereby notified that ifyou fail to appear and answer, judg-ment. will be taken against, you; C. D.Sill and Mary Sill, the aboie miamed.defendants, according to thq saidcomplaint, and for costs of suit" nyour behalf extended.

You are further notified that yourproperty has been attached to satisfythe debt.

Given under my hand this 3rd dayof May, A. D. 1913.

Earl [I. Shook,Justice of the Peace in and

for said Township.Robert N. Jones,

Attorney for Plaintiff.s First pub. May 9, 1913.

ALIAS SUMMONSState of Montana, County of

Meagher, ss.In the Justice Court of Musselsheil

Township, before John McParland,Justice of the Peace.

Urner Mercantile Co. (a Corpora-tion) plaintiff versus Mr. Dota, defen-dant:

The State of Montana to the abovenamed Defendant, Greeting:

You are hereby summoned to beand appear before me, John McPar-land a Justice of the Peace in and forthe county of Meagher, at my officein Harlowton, on the 21st day of MayA. D. 1913, at 10 o'clock a. m., of saidday, then and there to make an-swer to the complaint of the abovenamed plaintiff, in a certain action torecover the sum of Eleven and 10-100($11.10) Dollars and the costs of thisaction for goods, wares and merchan-dise sold and delivered to you at yourspecial instance and request, at HIar-lowton, Montana.

And if you fail to appear and an-swer as above required, judgment willbe taken against you according to thecomplaint.

Given under my hand this 21st dayof April, A. D., 1913.

John McParland,Justice of the Peace.

First Pub. April 25, 1913.

NOTICE1, Joel G. Smith, a native born cit-

izen of the U. S. of America, does, onthis 12th day of May, A. D. 1913, pub-lish and proclaim that I am desirousof settling on unsurveyed govern-ment land, with intention of takingadvantages of my homestead lights,antd that I have settled upon andhave begun the improvement of .whatwill be described, when officially sur-veyed, as the South-east quarter ofSection Twenty-five, Township Ten,North Range Thirteen East M Msaid tract of land being about( thirteen miles due north of the town ofTwodot, Meagher County, Mont.

Joel II. Snfith.State of Montana,:

County of Meagher,Personally appeared before me,

Clarence P. Tooley, a Notary Public.in and for the State of Montana,Joel G. Smith, acknowledged 'to methat he who subscribed to the fore-going statement for the purpQs6.therein expressed, this 13th day ofMay, A. D. 1913.

Clarence P. Tooley,Notary Public for the State

of Montana, residing aoTwodot, Montana.

My commission expires May 21, 910.(First pub. May 16).

In theteentb 44$State' lt a

SCount' MtahrxAusti intvers usT

dot TW st(J pa a cof praton,John is an t uy Itoy)4ntiin degfendants.

To be sold at Sherif's Sale on Frij4

day the 23rd dy of May, 1913. at 3.o'clock p. in. at the. premise hethI1described, in the town of Twodd jMeagher connty, Montana, the foIowing describediproperty.Lots eight (8) and nine (9) in b1oe4'

two (2), of tDierks Addition to thTownsite of Twodot, Meagher county#Montana, togethier with all and sii-gular the tenements, hereditameit.tand appttrtenanues thertinto belon-ing.i

Robert Menzies, .Sheriff of Mea her Count

First pub, May 2, 1913.

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We are operating a Iarje Besawer Stesl1 Plant is connection with our own work.

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Agents WantedIN THIS TERRITORY

Farming Season is nowon, and it is late, youhavent much time to lose

We have everything needed on thefarm in the line of Single Trees,

Double Trees, Neckyokes, PostAugers, Post Diggers, Spades,Irrigation Shovels, Pitch Forks

Garden Rakes; , c. :w ,Horse Collars, Swet ?ad,,

ness and. Harness Extras

Good eed Oats, Cl anedfor the Drill

$1.75 per cwt.

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