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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06
DOUBLE YouR AtoNEY

Do you want 20 buy q Eosd townsites We
fHvs a just fresh troLn ne EOvernn1ent
with perfect uue Id lots now surveyed al
about 90 o. them Hcld with about - buiid.
foad that Las six cEty trainn. VITA n.
oellent Esrvica This toWnEite includes ~
acres OF the very best OF second bottom
and with une timber for parks and "a
. fine HEreAEl OF water running through IL
BlDe OpenlnEa for almost aH kinds OF buri.
Esss especially q baak hotel and olsvstoy
4 grand bArEAiu II sod ~ LnlrTy dAyE "a.
dress Powell Land 4 Loan Co P0Wol
etEnly- county. s >.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06
WANTED TO BUY

There are thousands q people in Iowa
thar want 20 nlT farms Improved and IN
improved IN settled ana aleettled districts
The way 70 best reach them IL through
TIE classified pages Of THE DIES MONIES
CAPITAL AFerags circulation last month
"a IS copies Published for rEWV yuas
a. Dss AginGs- IA. ~ Lafs f0lnE-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06
MANIFESTATIONS

YOUNG maa desires place C work for
board aud room IN private family while
attending college B0yle1 College E0tb
phones
LAUNDRY work 70 take home phone
Webster $751;
BY young lady. well experienced IN
keeplnE books, and stenOgrHpheT. Address
A 81 Bee.
AN experienced bookkeeper and ONCE
man wants work 10 do evenings. b s51
Bee.
MIDDLE AGED man, German. single
handy with tools. reliable and strictly tenn
perate; wishes position a. houseman OF
caretaker on private place. = A5G Bee
MIDDLE AGED man. German single
handy with tools; reliable and strictly tenn
psrate: wishes position as huuseman or
cEretaksr on private place sc. Bee
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06
WIZ FAY HIqa RFETf

Mr.. Farmer come 20 south DAkota: vten
paytng hlEn rentas CWn your own fan.
Gpsnd the money for your improFer1e1ts
that yUu are paying In lsEa IN nigh rent
We own tweuty quarters Of AND here thnt
We can sell you for Is 70 30 per acre -
farms yea can't beat. g. 90 20 81 So down
taAanos e. payments AZ per cent Csrns
here before ths snaps are All Eona Fog
full infoTmatlOn write DdKon BroE 81 Ban
e 6sDsca- Faulk cOaurT. =. y
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06

NEW 0fl-f have for sale HeFeraa nna
tTactH o. tropical lands and trAnEportafIoa
tsusclnaIF EUlIaule Ter fruir and eIocE rnis
ma CHEAP o. quck sale Live c1rreEuonc-
trrs uEntFd NuDe hut reEpous be firms
o. parties need GngWer heferelcea ElEzn
r-1 hcf~=sa rerrIu kent
IlaeotElpam. Yer Msnco-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06
TEXAS
wisconsin.

O. ACRES LEVEL LAND. 3 eultfvnfss
balance pasture. broom houss large baFu
chicken house. spring and trout brook %
farm. 2 miles from station. school on ara
8 SO easy terms Tom o. Mason IEiand
City state bank, Cumberland VIA
FORTY acres, 81 cleared. balance timber.
house. barn, chicken house. hog house.
borders in nice fishing lake; Price g61l
Easy terms Tom o. Mason, Cumberland
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06
GREAT SOUTH GEORGIA
TRAvERsED BY THE
ATLANTA- BIRMINGHAM a

ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
Lands adaptable 10, the FidsEt range Of
crOpF: al the money crops of the south
pientifully prod uced- literature treat.
ing with this coming eodntFy2 its soil en-.
nate church and school ndFGntaEes WFIrs
" IA LEEHT
Gez1 Passenger AEL Dept x. Atlanta Ga
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06

WELL IMPROVED ranch o. seven SEE
lions for sale by owner; IN center 81 Cray
county. Texas: web wRtered. priced riEtt
Apply 70 H q LCvett Pamps. Tex.
TEXAS.
For s 70 100 600 acres call or address ~
ECanlon Bag. Houston Tex or Nowats
Land and Lot Co. 65s New York Life BldE
phone Red 1850. A-17ZL
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06
REAL ESTATE


Farm AND RaNCH LAv6 roR SAILS
Continued
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06
REAL ESTATE
FAum AND RANCW land FoR SALE


eO-THERN c0frrIEarr11 hsrEnIn. GNa
crer. GOOD land s miles 81 Nn~v-a river
frontage ffeai climate Ens fshinE ans
hunt az only s Der acre. worth -. Wal
Ter p Barnes. AvCndale station. Birming-
han Ala
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06
IPva


sSs-ACRE improved farm. northwest
Iowa three-QuHrtsra nile from town. 10
vi, trade Tor GOOD business. taks bsla8ss
yoNEs LAND co. Psiersou. Ia
NEW IOWA FARM. ~
16o acres ia miles from Council Bluffs
p. O., 3 miles from city hmlts and \ mfie
from new electric line. Use IN 1910 was -
acres oats. u alfalfa. 6 corn, 30 timothy
ture 5 orchard and vineyard & natural
grass. House FIRST class, bit small: good
Chiuery shed. Ceme1red cave. corn CRIBS etc
Price g36, some terms. FarEl never pres-I-
ouEly Offered toT sac or advertised owner
wants 70 90 70 Idaho and can't DO - until
he sells out here, hence lhis extremely low
price. Somebody IS golng 70 make a LOT
Of money cut o. this when they ger those
electric cars going and il NAV A. vel -
YOU VIII F. SiedentUpf Council Riuffs
Ia. IS Baldwin Blk Bel phone Red "a
Ind Sas RED
FOR sALE-47s acres, well Improved. A.
tg5s. nsT acre for shoTt TINE only: 80
Ecres al valley land Iu1pr0yementB cost
about 400 A bargain 81 so per acra
b KENNEDY. cAsTANA Ia
IOWA FARMS.
write for my large uluEtratsa
acres " 70 SSJ ScTes, al prleSS:
good liberal terms see NRais0R
J.
around county 80 tbs Etats. Adress
,. Q. sHRIVER
RintereEL L.
LOOKI
10 acres Of vel Improved land about 8
miles from ) good towns VIII EsII al
bargain Also 50 acres Of vel Improved
land Will sell or trade Tor LIVERY Ftoel
hardware OF ErOoerieE- LOCK BOX 5sl o.
ceolar a
GOOD sO-ACRE PLACE
- miles q Council - 1ftz and miles OF
Snd cross-fenoed int several neIdz. 1eeSs5
IN Elfalfa- clover and timothy About q
acres fine orchard Good 6-roon h0IIse
barn. etc Owner has MADE uao1ay "a 10
pace. -, but = 100 o-d 2 Eaaels g rs a
EGEE REAL ESTATE CO.
u Pearl St. Council Bluffs.
100 ACRES.
Rich valley land, 10 miles east q Council
MGEE REAL ESTATE co.
u Pear 81, Council BluffA
Kansas.
HersB pasture. balance nsW Land. prios. %
Der acre Seal- BswEAa Land Co. Car
4LfzLEA lane. farm lahos IN western
Kansas ] quote. Eub5ect 20 previous So e
q W ls-8El shAllog water slfAlfa Iand
u-II-1 seed wheat OF broom corn land. -
per EEre. Z mllea frum MaunlnE - 40
Fae q y. Card. soort CITY, Khn
BAEQAINs
IN acres CblIce lanc, Al8 acres Of "A
n wheat: vel located. well Improved: q q
per acre. viii exchange for smaller
hns plantation q DeaTiy lJ5 aeres
WelI located and vel improved. Louis anE
g. per acre uaoe-
Eoderu lJ5-bgrrel -four min and slevator
DONG Eoud business cGuUral kauEan. q
~ aud caEn for ranch.
- acres good wheat etc. land. central
kansaH - per acre. fer rental.
] have some ehuics farms ana ranrhes
% eastern Kansas and western Missouri
any size ana pre- gou uaUE- Eoma vii eE-
change when yea want 10 bag. sell e.
tEchanEs Aand. merchandiss or anJ-thLaR
else q value 4 would akA % rl.sEF lrsm
Yea
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06

TIN improved farms got rent or sale
On crop payments EalhslL SiUuI
City. Ia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06
Colorado.


COLORADO LAND.
I have lpul acres % improved ard min.
proved land for sale - from Sc 70 g. Al
acrs within from one 10 to miles OF tCwni
AZ good image. write me ~ ueularA
y. o BEAN. BONLNA COLO.
TOR RELIABLE. BEST located frau
tracts IN COLORADO. on ehsy terms. ioEett
r-5ces write Rev. ". =. CollinA lple q
iith Ave Denver. Colo
CONDITIONAL sALE-Will sell % acres
g-yesr apples ~ GranG Junction valley 10
party who wLl care for Is acres on one
SIDE and - acres on opposite El1e; Wa
pay 500 q year for al least years Geo
2. Powell s55 Bra15els Bldg
ls3 ACRES fine land. "a miles from Den
yer coming under irrigation next year.
Price Sa5 rer acre Address Ideal Invest
ment Co. ~ Boston BIG, Denver. Colo.'
Florida
FLORIDA LAM BARaAIN--i7u %,
acres finest Of farming land; Two crops
yearly. deep water landings; tive railroads
Sc Per acre walter & BarnsE avon
oA'e' As
Florida timber. cut ever. farm and colnnI.
EEtion lEndH Estate Jou-uaA sig haEEainS
uce homes. re can sui you NauonAl
Really Agency. Jacksonville FloIida-
FLORIDA LAND.
FIorida-you cannot lose on any wen A.
Iected property IL Florida SIT are sure o.
cuick and substantial prottA We have
many good properties for COLOMBIA ton.
fruit and vegetable lands ard improved
farms Pope d North. 90 Atlantic M
ucnal Bana BloE- Jacksonville Via.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06
Oklahoma.
OKI.AHOMA

OKLAHOMA
For oil farm or grazing land address
care OF Roberts Realty Co. Nowsta OK
or Nowats Land a. Lot Co. SIS New YORK
Life Bldg, phone Rec 1893. A-lz2l
sOuTh Daksts-
GBCTION Of Gregory county rsouts n.
EOta) lana Tor sale This section has FIN
Der. running water FED BY Epringz lots a.
hay % acres broken; 80 acres can r.
ploWeds all fenced. one-half mile froD
school, three niles from one rpSlrsqd Il r1
and SIX miles from another: GOOD Rol nnA
the very best Rll-around farming and stool
raising section In Gregory county, SCUM
Dakota Cau on or Writs % Charles Nilnsy
aWuET FairfaE. 8 n
THE IDEAL HOME OF CO ACRHg
Gituatad In the Zig SiouI valley four n7fles
south Of CaEueWood. the county seat oi
HAullin county. South Dakota. go acrsz 81
deep black loan, under yearly cultivatIon
iM acres IN pasture and 100 ia the beauti.
ful apring-fed J44ks Flo snce. with ia
sylvan scene ana sparkling Waters des1
end pure Ena nllsd with fiEh and same ii
SEASON. and nearby IL the home. q ls-room
house. LarEe barn. two graRarieE chicksa
house- beg house and Wuyen-Wire pasturo.
u-rn Giln. r2actins house snail barn Rpd
numerous small bulldogs. AL IN gOOd COZ
GitiOn. with windmill three wells and ci1
tern al surrounded - q beGuufui EroVs.
Pr1oa. t&l0uo. On good terulG ~ ~ J. Rt,6-
eel. CaAus0osd- s II
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06

aGs-ACRE improved farm. northwes
Iowa. three-QuErtera nile from town 10
acres tinGble. IS per acre. ciear. Ournsl
viii trade for good business. take bslAae,
ZONES LAND Co Peiersou. Ia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06
REAL ESTATE LOANS

go % s. 90 en- omaha homsa o.Eesfs
Real Estate Co. iclt y. Y. Life. DcuE o.
Ain
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06

Fsrnam smith 1 Co lSs5 Fsrnam 81
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06

4LFz-EA Iaua fgrm lahds IN western
Kansas ] quote. Eub5ect 20 previous 50 e
" lBG-L EhaloW water alfalfa lana
81 s. per acre ~ miles from McCus - II
u-II-2 Eood wheat or broorn corn iand %
Der Epre. Z Iilea frum MaunlnE - NJ
Fae q. y. Card Elott CITY, Khn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06

BhRGATN-so-acrr farm. near Waidrun
Scott county. Arkansas ~ acres TILED and
On meaGaw. balance timber; gOod housss
lsru. excellent water Price 81 eo o
don W.FIfrun Ark
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06
WANTED-To BORROW.

WANTEn-To borrow S11.O90 for FIVE
years at 6 per cent on fIrst-Clsss real es-
tate security. L 46l, Bee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06

ARKANSAS FARM-RlE ust. special
30 rEafrr. cent free Write To-Day. CautaIu
RlEEs Fayetteville Ark
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06

FOR GALE-S7s acres- well Improved Al
go peT acre for short time only. -
Gcres all valley land improvements cQEt
about N.Dsa A bargain 81 so per acre
w b KENNEDY. cAsrANA- IA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06

10 ACRES in AnderaoE county. Kan. a
HcruH PASTURE. balance Rev lEnds urica IA
Ser acre Ssal- Bowman Land Co ca
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06
OFFERED FOR SALE


eTEEL RANCE. g-hcie wood. heating
stove. non bed with spu-E Cheap FOR
CASH E ~ Bee
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-06

Rich valley land, ~ miles east q Couns
q uftE, 500 per acre.
MGEE REAL ESTATE co.
u Pear ST, Council Bluff
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-08-19
JUDITH GAP TO CELEBRATE
September 1915 Dates Set for the
Anniversary Celebration at
Judith Gap.

Judith Gap is to have another an
niversary celebration in September.
The affair last year was great success
and the one this year will far surpass
the one of last year. Prizes offered
for cereals, vegetables, etc. Many
events
Judith Gap is always up and coming.
The city has grown considerably dur
Ing the past year and the businessmen
have arranged for another elaborate
anniversary celebration September
10Th and 17th. Many liberal prizes
are offered for farm sproducts. Two
good base ball games will be pulled
Oft and many other athletic events.
There will be a tug Of war between
Fergus and Meagher counties. The
different committees are working hard
and the celebration is sure to be
big success.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-08-19
A NORWEGIAN
ENTERTAINMENT
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 0. Berg Of Lennep
Entertain a Large Number Of
their Countrymen.

A typical Norwegian entertainment
was given last Sunday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 0. Berg of Lennep.
The event was in honor OF their
daughter, who left this week for COL
lege. National music and games
were played. Refreshments were
served all day and TN the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berg are both from
Norway and consequently entertained
In the style customary in that coun-
try. All refreshments were Norweg-
ian dishes. All songs were those ia
miliar to every Norwegian, while the
orchestra played manv rational airs.
One would imagine that he were back
in Norway again. The national dance
Folkevisedansen, that for years was
forgotten but now the rage in that
country, was tripped off by many of
the oldtimers, Mr.. and Mrs. Berg are
royal entertainers and the affair was
one of the finest of its kind ever given
in this part of the country, There
were nearly one hundred friends and
relatives present.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-08-19
CON-
TRACT LET
Contract for Wiring Of New High
School Awarded to Harlowton
Light & Power Company.

The Harlowton Light & Water
Company was awarded tie contract
for wiring the new high school for
electric lights. There were a number
OF bids but the local concern put in
the lowest bid and got the job.
The work OF wiring the building
was begun last Wednesday. &. E.
Lefever, manager for the light plant,
informed the News thai the work
would most likely be completed early
next week. The contract calls for
many lights and the local school will
be well equipped along this line also.
Work on the new school is progress
ing rapidly. The roof will be com.
pleted this week. The work of finish
ing the interior will begin Immediate
ly and it is thought that the school
will he completed early next month.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-08-19
CONUNDRUM SUPPER
Guessing Contest and Conundrum
Supper Given at N. E. Church
is Big Success.

A conundrum supper followed by a
guessing contest was given at the To-
cal M. E. Church last Friday evening.
The affair afforded much amusement
for the many that attended and net
ted the church snug little sum.
Menu cards were printed, but from
the names given one could not guess
the dish to be served. Many ordered
from the most enticeing names and
were much surprised at what was
served them. Those that ordered
Afterwards and were served TOOTH
picks found it necessary to place
another order, so as to be able to use
the picks. The supper furnished
much amusement as those present
had many good laugh.
Later in the evening guessing
contest was given and many Jared no
better at this. Mrs. J. Foster re-
ceived the first prize which was a
burnt dish. There was tie for the
"booby" prize and they drew straws
with the result that one received the
yeast cake.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-08-19

Fred J. Spach the County Surveyor
d. h. Holloway and !. S. Me-
Guilty. Viewing Roads.

The county commissioners appoint
ed H. H. Holloway and 1. S. McQuit-
ty OF this city to view road sites with
the county surveyor near Judith Gap.
Fred j. Spach, H. H. Holloway and
l. S. McQuitty left Harlowton We'd
nesday for Judith Gap where there
are a number of road sites to be
viewed. Several applications have
been sent in from that vicinity for
new roads that are badly needed. The
work will consume two or three days.
In speaking Of the roads through
the county, Mr.. Spach said, "many
petitions for county roads have been
received during the past few months
and most of them have been granted.
At times it is impossible to build new
roads for the cost would be out of
reason at the present time. The
roads throughout the county are in
good condition. Many bridges and
culberts have been built on the old
roads,"
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-08-19

nesses for the defense by Deputy
County Attorney Husband 1t de-
veloped that Hale was given the in
vitation by the Petersons and not by
Mutt personally. Furthermore that
1t was impossible from the testimony
given, for the stabbing to have been
done from behind. There were no
eve witnesses to the fight and the
testimony given by the participants
was conflicting in every particular.
1t was evident that Hale would be
bound over to the district court.
Judge Rightenour withheld his deci-
sion until this morning, when Attor-
ney Husband dismissed the case on
his own motion and filed complaint
charging Hale with assault in the
third degree. To this charge Hale
plead guilty and was fined Sl25. The
case against Mutt was withdrawn.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-08-19
THE MUTT
HALE FIGHT
William Hale Charged With Assault.
ing George Mutt on August IL
Given Fine Of $125.

The preliminary examination OIL
William Hale charged with assault In
the second degree, was held in Judge
Rightenours court yesterday. Attor.
ney Roy Ayres of Lewistown ap.
peared for the defendant while Depu.
ty County 4 ttorney Husband appear.
ed for the state. The charge OF
second degree assault was withdrawn
and assault in the third degree pre-.
ferred to which Hale plead guilty and
was fined 1925.
The evidence showed that Hale Wis
tied the home of George Mutt south
of the Musselshell bridge oiN August
18th. A quarrel arose over a saddle
that Hale had. There were no per-
sons present at the time of the light.
Mrs. Peterson, who is Nuts house.
keeper, and her two children left the
house as soon as the men began to
quarrel. Mutt was badly bruised and
cut about the head and face, while
Hale had two knife wounds in the
right shoulder, and his left side was
ripped open by jack knife leaving
an ugly wound which had to be sewed
up.
When the men were separated by
Chris Siegler, who had been informed
OF the fight, the men were in clinch,
Hale still having hold of the revolver.
The men were covered with blood.
Hale was bleeding profusely from the
slashing he got in the side, but still
showed fight.
Both parties were placed under ar
rest charged with second degree as
sault.
Hale's hearing was held yesterday
morning. The theory of the defense
was Mutt invited Hale TO his home
and was the aggressor while Hale
acted in self defense. That Hale
called Mutt a liar after which Mutt
Immediately stabbed him. That at
no time did Hale use his gun in strik-
ing Mutt.
On cross examination of the wit
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-08-19
MANY BIT BY LOAN COMPANY
Following is Letter by E. F. Ross Of this CITY
Telling Of Their Dealings.

Beware of the Western Loan g.
Savings Co. of Salt Lake City, Utah.
They are very smooth outfit. They
go around and make contracts for
loans. The contracts are so skillfully
drawn that the person making the
loan is entirely at the mercy of the
Western Loan & Savings Co. They
advertise to loan money at per cent
when it really will cost you II. You
can get the money at your home bank
cheaper. There is no legal redress
from them. They are organized under
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-08-19
FAREWELL PARTY

Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Jacob
Karnop gave a farewell party at her
home for little Miss Lydia Campbell
who left for her home in Missouri
yesterday. Part of the afternoon was
spent in automobiling after which the
little ones returned to the residence
of Mrs. Karnop for series of games.
The little ones were In high spirits
and enjoyed the entire afternoon after
which refreshments were served,
Those present were: Katherine and
Freda Karnop, Alice and Ethel Ur-
ner, Bernice Hawley, Katherine and
Alice Cosgriff, Katherine and Grace
Hogl, and Lydia Campbell,
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-08-19
NO GAMBLING
The Law Prohibits Gambling and all
Games Of Chance. Circus Day
Seems to be Exception.

Notwithstanding the law in this
respect visitors and citizens had
ample opportunity to lose their money
circus day The promoter of this
game left the city with fat pocket
book while his victims are wondering
why they did not ring some OF the
coin.
For some reason or other money
ringing game was allowed to run on
Central Avenue without interruption
yesterday afternoon and evening. The
promoter of this game spread dollars,
quarters and nicl;les on a table about
five feet from the sidewalk and sold
rings for the purpose of ringing the
money. There were plenty of dollars
for it was next to impossible to get
the ring around this large coin. A
few quarters and number Of nickles
completed the layout. The money
caught the ewes of the passersby and
they stopped to get few of the dol
lars. 1t was impossible to find any,
one that had managed to ring dollar
and only small percentage got even
so much as nickle. The game was
a complete success from the stand
point of the man that was selling the
rings.
He made no exception in selecting
his victims. Young AMI old were
allowed to buy rings and lose their
money. The older heads soon saw
through the game and withdrew but
the young folks were determined on
getting the dollars and stayed with
the game as long as money for more
rings lasted. The oldshel game would
have been better than this layout; for
the shell man makes
mistake and the other fellow gets the
but in this game there was no
opportunity for mistake it was a sure
thing every time rings were sold. The
rings would almost cover the coin but
not quite, just encouragement to entice
the victim to buy more rings. Today
the man is gone and in his pocket is
much Of the money that would other
wise have been spent with the mer-
chants of this city.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-08-19

the laws of Utah and it is almost i'm
possible to get legal action on them.
They have system of selling stock
to customers and that is another one
OF their schemes for getting hold of
money. After you have once bought
their stock you will have hard time
to get your money back as many peo-
Pile in this vicinity will testify. l
will be pleased to answer any uues-
tions regarding this outfit,
(Signed) ELMER f. Ross.
Harlowton, Montana.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-08-19

there are many filings daily. There
are more final proofs being made now
than ever before and the land office is
Kept busy in this department. Never
before has there been so many contest
cases. The desirable land is going so
last that 1t was necessary for the
homesteader to make actual residence
on MS land for there are many looking
TOR an opportunity to ocontest the more
desirable pieces.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-08-19

Father Phelan will have services
here on Sunday at the usual hour,
1870 a. m. and in Judith Gap on the
following Sunday at the same hour.
H. c. Hawley, j. V. Kelly, C. E..
Rietf, A. Fl. Eiselein, o. j. Stevens,
p. S. Olson, j. Schwartz, A. M. Bald
win and A. T. Anderson, went to
Livingston in Mr.. Eiselein's and
Mr.. AnderSon's automobiles last
Thursday to attend the Ek's con.
vention given at that place. The
party returned Saturday after stop
ping of at Hunters Hot Springs for
a few hours. The trip was made in
record time but there was no speed
ing within the city limits OF Living
StOn.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-08-19

The opening Thomas Paines
have been gathering his original
used the author keeping them as
lasting memorial his
surrounding his