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New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

| NJ RsE.-GeruIaTt; infants highest reference;
very neat and reliable; go anywhere; wages
/ $50. Julien Bureau. ~ West AID St Tel
/ BRYANT 1891
/ NJ FSE-Cierran, 4 years reference $50; VIII
take two children. Miss Shea's Bureau, s East
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

Ca-Fcs-.N for New York civ: small saierv
zr5 -o---nisslcl. NIghfu position Broker.
-lz+sr-- BEil6fng
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

EICCSEKEEPER-EIde Danish woman: for
TWO gentlemen or ore gentleman with children
Schrosders Bureau, 80 Lexington ave Tel,
6733 Plaza
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

WAITRESS -Expsrieneed Young girl best ref
sreuces; city country. wages SIS. Cau AZ
Lang & Boecherer Cos Bureau. n West asa ST.
WAITRESS or parlor maid. first class Protest
ant s9S very neat and refined. good refer
ercss (. Mrs Collier Agencv- 122 west 2Sd ST.
YOTTNE WOMAN. widow. wishes work: g or 8
till s. chsrbs-work preferred, city references
41G West 41st st. top hoor
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

50 ES1Ez< calling On retail gToce-s. &c; staple
s-e-lslt-. Al lrn. S1.0=o-sl.559- ACCORDING 70
.-s.-- Cre5eucisI Employment Corporation. c55
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

with son and daughter: has best references.
can 8fcrday at III West 5Ith st
LADY'S NAID-Understands hairdrsssing; good
packer and traveller; speaks French and Ger
man. $50: excellent references. McCaIlun1s Bu-
reau, corner 31st st. ana 4th ave. Tel. 5706
Madison Snusre.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09
Dated May 7'N' 10 eIorr1s eorrsrrpEN

TAKE NOTICE THAT BT VIRTUE OF 4
Hen sId by against ths following described
personal property. Leather top runa5out, be
longing TO George Kelly, 53S second Avenue.
New York CITY. and now in my possession. I
will sell hv L Fuld, Auctionesr. such per
sonal property ar public auction 10 the highest
bidder, 70 satisfy such lien. at Hart Bren
stable i4S West 2oth Streer, On the lSth day
OF Nav. 1910. at III . clock in the forenoon
Dated May 9th, 1910
LOUIS GOTTsIEEEN.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09
EELP WANTED.
Female

| LAUNDREsSES. who will assist ohan1bervorh
for private families no fee until placed. Miss
Curry 5 Bureau . West 42d st. Rooms 511-512.
blAfD end SEAMSTRESS, any nationality: will
ing. chliging; country; lady: sos Miss
Fttztzerslds S Employment Bureau. 500 5th ave !.
entrance on 42d 81.
MATRON ASSISTANT institution must under
stand institutional sewing. S2o-S25 Winthrop
Bureau, GO West ssth st
NURSE for diet Kitchen: Szo call here fT7n1l
diatsly The Hopkins Educational Bureau. 50T
9Th ave- bet, +2d and AID sts-
NURSE for two childrer. So to travel must
be experienced end have good references In
dustrial association. IL West 4ed St
NURSERY GoEERNEss. French for child s
must have experience and references Indus
trial Association Of America. Inc. Il West 42d st
NURSERY COTERNEES. 10 80 tc Far Rock
away FOR summer; one who speaks German
preferred good references required. Industrial
Association, Il West 42d 81
NURSERY GOVERNEsS. $50. Competent to
teach English German, assist music Call i'm
nediately. Tie Hopkins Educational Bureau. s07
5th ave.
NURSERY GOVERNEoS. willing TO travel for
chil6 four must be competent and have good
references Industrial Association Inc, Il West
42d s..
PROTESTANT domestic help. all capacifieE1
wanted private families; no fee until placed
Miss Cur-y's Bureau. % West 42d st, Room 5I1
SOCIAL WORKER for industrial club excep-
tionaI opportunity; resident position: able TO
rlay hyn1ns. The Hopl.tns Educational Bureau
! sTENOCTPAP4ER for law office salary SIS, pos
sihly more. must te competent: firm downtown
! Christian only. Jupp Exchange, 81 Nassau st.
Established 1S9s.
sTENOGRAPHER-Mus be very competent
bookkeeper, salary SIS: Christian Gentle
girl: good. permanent position Jupp Exchange,
/ g Nassau 81 Established 1898.
Two GIRLS, cock and charbernaafd. TO go TO
Tuxedo for summer. must have good refer
/ ences Industrial Association, II West 42d st
Useful MATD-Toung strong girl. TO do
charbervork. cleaning in OLD Ladies' Home,
will take inexperienced girl Miss FitzGerald' 5
Employment Bureau. 5o3 6th ave; entrance on
49d st
UsEFUT. MATp for Westfeld, Mass; Young.
willing obiging. viii take inexperienced girl;
s1s-sls Miss FitzGzrald's Enaploynaent Bureau,
sos 5th ave; entrance on 42d 81
WAITRESS. Protestant, for country: four in
family $50 Miss Margaret Smiths Bureau.
p West I'D st, Room 2oT-
WAITRESS. SIS: city: hne position winthrop
Bureau s5 West 3Sth ST.
| WOMAN middle aged fer pantry in country
club. nesr New Icrk. 500 Lanbott & Grove
Bureau 5z5 9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

Two IRISH GIRLS: cook, good BAKER. plain
washing: other Observation-Disclosures or nurse,
good uee5leworlan: do entire work small private
family: citv. country Morrows Bureau. Fl
Lexington ave
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

fEE,TTTIEE MANAGER. thoroughly expert
euceG u art publishing Linz such as caleaderS
s1r--tf=5z- novelties e. 8: o39-SJ-f-"- Bust
r-==s @Ar-ice 60 ara E-0adway-
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09
HELP WANTED

Male.
EXPERIENCED MAN IN gas appliance line
well recommended; good cppcFtunity Apply
Sev York Gas Appliance Co, 1ss Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

TREFTSNAN mechanical for reliable house
permanent position. I.2oo. other similar posi-
rlcrs- C-edenual Employment Cooperation, 20
Rrca7Vav-
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

LAUNDRESSES. who will assist ohar1berworA
for private families. no fee until placed. Miss
Currys Bureau. % West 42d st Rooms 5l1-512
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

TWO GIRL IS-Cock. IaUndress. charnbArmaid.
waitress: together or separats: two years ez-
celent references; S25 ard So city or coun-
trr Industrial Association, II West 42d
yf7ouo z91G Rrvaut
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

child, four. must be competent and have good
references. Industrial Association. Inc, II West
A2d 81
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

EXECUTIVE MANAGER 70 take charge n tusi-
rezs ed Of large Eastern clothing fnanufeot-
1'-er- VIII hz-@ charge of saieslleu sdrer-isills
credits &c. So l-fa Gail. write Business SeEs ice
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

7,57-7T5 T77z1 II Css sppliance Tae: eell
p .----ro.I- -es- rocE cr-orrlnirv- Apply \. Y
s,.-f-z--= Fr-yr--
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

Es7SI ACCOUNT ANlT-Expe-lence thoroughly
-z-1.ia- Tlth stove nlsnufs curing business
G SoC-S2 eoc. Cal. write Business Service Co
20 Brps6Rav-
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09
euafe

4 WOMAN of refinement teacher, and otherwise
a.rarlance5 desires position IN fresh air work
or as ma trop for the summer. Address l. }.
Loucbs. East Haddsm. Conn
LADY OF refinement and education desires posi-
fjon az companion TO an elderl- gentleman or
lsd--. best references. Charles Comm nlerctal
School. ii jefferson ave, BROOKLYN,
TYPEWRITING MULTIGRAPHINCf-
Accurate. reasonable Rsy. Room 90nS. Met
ropolitan Building. 80 Ct. Madison ave. Teie-
uhone. 56e6--C=ranlercy-
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

Female.
DREssMaSER's APPRESuCE-Wen ented, g
neat girl to assist dressnnske-- Apply aes
East I65th 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

ELECTRICAL, T-FF'IT Is Opportunities for tso
ez-erisnrzE saIesnlen this line. Manhattan dis
t-L--. Ss9@-Sl 500. Business service Co. So9
-u-s-
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

LRaFTS1IEoI- e-e~al opportunities for expert
.uce5 mechanical and structural sreei drafts
r-le- in .-z- York ans cutf-ug district salaries
range from $50 10 s. 500. CaI Business service
CO. 71a RI ol6-a--
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

FLOOR SALESMAN. acquainted with ma chf1eTy
and ruechaufcal IDEAS Si5 weekly 10 start
Business se--r-e Co Sea B-oa dvaE.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09
HELP WANTED.
Male

Male
SCPERINTENDENT. experienced IN r-anufa Ct
Cre O. ladies' underwear speciaities; factory
New Jersey. S1,50o-S2,0 coo. Business Service Co
500 Broa dyvav.
SUPERINTENDENT ENT-Experience in manufact-
ure of ladies' underwear Epecialties. 70 take
charge CT about 200 erapIoyes; factory IN New
Jersey. 81 ,5oo-S2 ooo- Business Service Co, 909
Broadway
TATToR and BTSHEINAN wanted 70 work in
store. steady position Stravit1, 100 West
I26rh Call NcaCay.
TUTOR-Spec.al teacher for physics, boy pre-
pairing for college Call innedtatel--. The
Hopkins EducsttoEni Bureau, 5o7 9Th ave
CSEFCIs BJ-TLER-Couutry for summer; so
T-oulan-s Domestic League Il East 35d St
Agency
Useful GARDENER. $50: must have long ref
erences winthrop Bureau e5 West 3Sth 81
YOUNG NAN n real estate business: splendid
chance IN Manhattan business property. for
sale rent. sr=-talr- United Realty. 15o Mas
ssu s.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

| Two SWEDISH GIRLS: one competent Iaun-
dress; other charnberraid-s -searnstress; both
nice willing girls brother. coachTnsB. good gar
daner. any distance. Morrow's Bureau. ri Lex
| ,-tnn ~ corner sSth st
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

MAID end sEAMSIRESS. any nationality: will
ing. chliging; country; one lady: sos Miss
FitzGeralds Employment Bureau. 500 5th ave /;
entrance On 426 81
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

ECS= TTPEFT and ingpecJo- Of hTdTsalic
presses q st-6v or,e-atio1s and reduce costs.
f. 800 Credertial Emp Corporation. 2a3
fros6Vzy
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

f4ST CLERk-severaI openings fer men with
shcp and msnuEs curing experience, $685.
e 300 Cred=rriaT Employment Corporation, 255
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

~ FEaIE.NI MANAlEh. pretefatIy NeF
s-o-z man. for eIlbroide-ies and lace d=pa-r-
Eren- d=psr---e-t store in Missouri. 81 -oSl lsU'
Ersfness Service &C. $40 BToa fVay-
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

DESIGNER or silk ana wool waists Bernhard
Co 1I3 PrlEce 81
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

PROTEST Ant domestic help. all capacities,
wanted private families: no fee until placed.
Miss Cur-y's Bureau. 25 West 42d st, Room 511
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

NURSERY VERNESS-Educated in England;
win take charge Of one or more children: viii
assist with music and French; thres years ref
erence- VI. D. Miss FttzGeraIds Bureau, 5os
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

EE-ES EeNACElP eTper.enced II organizing
-E-t-or--- executive s. 0o9 Nighin Position
U--sze-a Flat.ro1 Building
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09
AUCTION SALES.

TAKE NOTICE. THAT BY VIRTUE OF 4
lien held BY me against the following de-
scr:bsd personal property. Green lined We
toria belonging TO Philip O Haulon. 12I West
e5th street, New York city, and now in my
possession, I will sell by L Fuld. Auctioneer.
such personal property az public auction 70 the
highest bidder. 70 satisfy such lien. at Eaf-
Bros Stable. 14s West 10Th Street on the
18TH day Of NAY. 1910. at 10 o clock IN the
forenoon.
Dated. May 9th. 1910
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

E-c9adA dAN-NIust h good rliiasr. 80 Lsubott
r Grove Bureau. 645 eth ave
i-REW MANAGER expe-ienced in handling can
vezse-s. sa-able article. old established firm
<ozrranenr position. 81 SEQ. CredehtisI Employ
= lr--ro--a-in-- 2SH Tsrna ll1Hs---
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

MATRON ASSISTANT institution. must under
stand institutional sewing; S2o-S25. Winthrop
Bureau GO West sSth st
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

TTsy75 F0FENEsN eTpcrience5 IN the Plat
- q meals Cor city shop. salary 81 $50
C-zseutlz1 Employ -cent Corporation. p Bread
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

TWO GIRLS to do work OF small house or
work together. aurt 90. niece l6 to Is,
good references E Miss Fftzgerald's Bu-
raau. sos 5th ave. entrance 42d-
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

DEIRT1iAN for susil herd high grade Gslern-
=ess on Eentlernsn'S place. steady place. 500
: 4 Creme Bureau.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

WAITRESS-F'irsr class written and personal
references, makes all salads, understands serv-
ing wines. car carve Miss Margaret Smith 5
Bureau . West 42d st. 'Phene 2OSa Bryant
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

=
e E-ove company. confidential Cali CT write /
Business service c. Soa Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

| WAITRESS Young. neat German girl. excellent
waitress or cha n1bsrnatd, very lest city. refer
elees- OsterHerg Bureau. TtS Lexington ave
Tel. 1888 Plaza
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

71EEEFERs' ASSIST ANTS-Eave constant
ssrs-z <or men Who write and fgU-e well
sse4-Ssss C-edsrt5el Employment Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

ACCoLlN1 I-EXPsrlercs1 cost accolnlsnt Tor
stove COMPANY. cc1f5entisl Cal OF write
Business Service c. so E-oocvsz
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

/ WAITRESS. young Swedish girl. excellent
waitress speaks good English; best reference.
wages. S25 Osterherg's Bureau, 71s Lexington
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

NURSE for diet kitchen. $40; can here ir1lrle-
diatsly The Hopkins Educational Bureau 5o1
9Th ave. bet. +2d and 45d sts.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

81 ESsEAS-Nsr experienced selling cfloe fur-
=I---e a-d metal -.xrll-es understanding con
trz-r ,e-riz s. 500 t--edentLal Employment Cor
r-~z-soy % E-oe6vzv
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

NT-PSF-SEA MSTRESS-Ca and IT; will
in to do chanbsrwoTk. excellent, aL-around
girl N,Cs Ilurn's Bureau. corner 3fst ST. and
4+h ave. Tel, 5T06 Madison square
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

rALES3tAE for west indies export trade. rrln-
---z-Iv rr,-visious and r1achtnery. Sl-3ift -
s-z-- sns edvercenaenr Crecen-tzl Employment
Cc-lcrzClcn- 25S R-oadwsv-
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

-TEFKS-Nanv positions FOR men zho write and
fE1re we1 with reliable firms. ss24 upward
C-=5=--ial Employment Corporation. 253 Broad
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

NURSERY GONERNESs. Franch for chfId s.
must have experience and references Indus
trial Association Of America, Inc. Il West 42d st
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

ES7TS Ss4T-F-Nsyv tsnoning ana ulortIslug out
~ Does coping Less thar hslf ordinary
cost Greatest cspacitv and efficiency. Machire
demonstrated. Mechanical Enslnssrta< -. tSS
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

NURSE for two children 5-5: to travel: must
be experienced end have good references. In
dustrisl Association. IL West 4ed st.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

NURSERY GOFERNESS, $50. competent 70
teach English. German, assist music Call i'm
r7ediataly. The Hopkins Educational Bureau. 507
5th ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09
oREssMAkING AND MlLLINERY.
PERFECT FORM Me- NJ: E sos7 sss' .ss ss'i: 8
East E9th It
BUSINESS CHANcEs.

5Ts N,f5-l ooo an@ hfiiheads. T5c. csr--
rr1nting Just as cheap send Tor reprsSerse1iS1
pTSysns Prsss. @t4 West eos - Jce DePt
7-T,T TTT-TIC9Ns rroulpfiv aud vigorously ha1-
tI~d y Fvy. Room. 1908 SINGER Bldg
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

HOUSEEEEPER, companion or secretary =
Visiting or resident; thoroughly capable Of
managing household and servants; experienced
in the 6tsuantling or Opening Of citv or country
homes excellent references Miss Margaret
Smiths Bureau . West 42d st; phone 36Ss-
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

: --lDJ MA ACTS-S=ss-@i Ersc class. experienced
re- for permanent positions. 81 500 to s.. 500
eel 81 once. Crede1tIsl Ez2ployuaent Corpora
.s-- ga 2-.e eva
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09

SOCIAL WORKER for industrial club; excep-
tionaI opportunity; resident position able TO
rlay hymns. The Hopl4ns Educational Bureau,
~ hr1 BE- -21 and 4Sf
New-York tribune., 1910-05-09
? READ THE OTHERS AND GO TO WORK "a
HELP WANTED.
Male


Male
CoJ-STANT-Experienced cost accountant for
E-ove company. coRfderrial Cali CT write
Business Service C. soy Bgoaovey
E77NoT-NT aET-Experienczd cost accountant for
stove company. confidential Cal OF write
BUSINESS Service C. SO E-occTez
EI-|0T7NT !. n s-Ssss-1l Ersc class. experienced
rue- for permanent positions; &. 500 to s.. 5e0-
cal 81 once Cnedentisl Ezsp lo5r2ent Corpora
rscn- E53 8-oeeway
EpTTSTs WaNTED-To earn newspaper
sSe-cht2g. magazine illustrating and fashion
e-awf-s- Thouss. rs West 23d st. New York
5oCEkEEPER expe-ie1oed hotel work, clean
---, executive nan s7.e-E SO enc hoard
EE.sh-i Position --oEes), Eieriroa E1il6tnE-
1E-EEEPERS-opentnxs daily for 81 grades
q szps-lsccs6 E1e- with srst class firms SS2e-
g soc Cre5er-i2l Erploynsn- Corporation, 2eS
F-asGNay-
7E-EEEFERs' STsTANTS-Hsve constant
ssrz-z <o- men who w-ite and 6gU-e well
ssa4-Ssss. C-edsrtlel Employment CorpcTe-icn.
- 6.-z-Z1s-
55y-saal. vel dressed intelligent hoy for
oScs s. Employees Bonding Cooperation. GO
va
F7--T7-57F E-gIlsh with references, for out-of-
-or- family Schrceders Bureau. 80 Lexing-
t1a ave. between ssh and 5ath SIS
CETEA SSEES-SeveraI experienoed men for old
esla51saes f-En. city aad oountry pe-n1anent
pcEi-5ons S7So-S1.209 Cre6entiei E-11lcyn1eat
Corporation, 253 BroaaV-sy
CLERE-y crng man a5out -. well educated
zsz- = appearance and personality preferably
0.th l--owle6gs Of Bookkeeping and stsnosrapav;
god opportunity s15-S1s weekly 70 start. BUsi-
ness se-ytos Co. 3e9 Broadva:-
IEEKS-BIanv positions for men Vho write and
figure weu with reliable firms. ss24 upward
C-=6=--izl Ezrrlov-ne1t Corporation. 253 Bread
re-
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-12-09
FINED FOR ASSAULT
George Clark and Buster Brown
Plead Guilty and are Fined SIS
Each and Costs.

Last Saturday night George Clark
and Buster Brown of this city were
arrested on the charge of third degree
assault, for assualting w. j. Kelsey
TO whom they administered a good
beating. Kelsey got into an argu.
ment with the men, in which, it is
reported, cuspidor took an impor-
tant part, laying Kelsey out. Clark
and Brown were arrested and gave
bonds for their appearance in court
Monday, when they plead guilty to
the charge and were fined S25 and
costs. Kelsey, although confined to
his room, is not seriously injured.
Buster Brown seemed to be on the
war path for he had no sooner gotten
out on bail when he and Charlie NAL
loney Of Great Falls, who was in the
city, managed to pick a fight in one
of the saloons. Malloney was not an
exception and was arrested on the
charge of disturbing the peace and
also fined 1925 and costs. City Attor-
ney w. G. Husband prosecuted the
cases.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-12-09

The York with it's
City Churches
with population of
mas an active membership of SOO
members and recently it has been supplemented by auxiliary
whh mas than 1t
institutions for which Franklin
school of the
church the
by General Charles Miller
since was organized 1874 and leader of the mems Bible
When the First Baptist
built addition Sunday
had its
we'll with his
ceeds All of the original still
Philadelphia General Miller
in proportion to the extent which they religion
to o
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-12-09
NEW BUILDING
AT WINNECO0K
Winnecook Land & Live Stock Co.
to Have Modern House on Ranch
Near This Place.

One of the finest houses in this
section of the country is under con-
struction at the Winnecook ranch
east of this city. The house will
contain nine rooms and will be
equipped with hot and cold water,
heating and lighting plant, making it
modern in every particular. Only
the finest of hard wood is being used
in the finish of the interior. The
house is located on the bank of the
Musselshell river, a short distance
from Pontiac.
Richard Wright, who has the con-
tract, informs the News that the
building will be finished by Christ
mas. This will be but another ex-
ample of the fine work being done by
Mr.. Wright. This summer he had
the contract for the erection of the
high school at this place which is one
of the finest Of it's size in the state.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-12-09
|ACCIDENTLY
SHOT BY FRIEND
L. L. C0ttlieb Receives Bullet Wound
in Side, but His Condition
is Not Serious

Last Saturday L. l.. Gottlieb was
accidently shot in the side by Louis
Kalberg. Medical aid was summoned
Immediately and Mr.. Gottlieb taken
to the Lewistown hospital for it was
feared that the bullet had entered
his abdomen. Word received from
| Lewistown today states that the bull
let had not entered the abdomen.
His condition is much improved ana
ne will be able 70 return home in a
lew days.
The accident occurred in Mr.. Kali
berg's room over the Toggery last
Saturday afternoon about four O'Clock
while the men were at work putting
up bed. Mr.. Gottlieb noticing a
revolver, picked it up and began
tlourishing it at Kalberg not knowing
that the weapon was loaded. Kal.
berg, thinking that the gun was
loaded, took it from Gottleib, and in
putting it in his pocket, accidently
pulled the trigger, shooting Gottlleb
IN The side. The gun was pointed
downward, otherwise the Shot would
most probably have been fatal, foi
mad the bullet entered the body a
little higher, it would have penetrated
the abdomen.
At about the same time that Mr.
Gottlieb VAS shot, Lyal Sheldon acci-
IDENTIFY discharged d large callber rifle
in the rear of the millinery store,
shooting through Mr.. Gottliebs tailor
shop, barely missing the head OF
Helen Goltlieb. The little fellow,
unbeknown to his parents, was play
ing with the gun. Not satisfied with
an empty gun, he loaded it, and dis
charged the weapon while trying to
eject the shell.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-12-09
E. F. ROSS CO.
STORE SOLD
A New Firm Known as Moody &
Wellington Bought the E. F.
Ross Company's Stock.

| For some time B. L. Moody of this
city and Claire Wellington of Winnie
cook have been negotiating for the
purchase of the E. f. Ross Company's
store. but the deal was not closed un-
TIL last Saturday. The new firm takes
over the entire stock and will CON-
tinue to do business at the same
stand.
The new firm is replenishing it's
stock as rapidly as possible and by the
first of the month will have a COM
plete stock of ladies and gentlemens
furnishings with everything new and
up-to-date.
B. l.. Moody is not a stranger in
this city,, For number OF years he
has been located here in the general
mercantile business. He was mana
ger of the H. e. Marshall store at this
place until Mr.. Marshall took charge
himself and since that time has been
employed at the Urner Mercantile Co.
MIR. Moody has many friends who are
glad to see him launch out for him.
self. Claire Wellington is an old
timer in this section of the country
and for a number OF years has been
manager of the Winnecook Land &
Live Stock Company of Winnecook.
Both men are we'll known and ought
to do good business.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-12-09
BASKET BALL
TEAM ORGANIZED
Harlowton High School Basket Ball
Team Has Been Organized Many
Games Scheduled.

A local basket ball team was organ
lied this week. For some time a
number of the players have been
practicing in the opera house but not
until this week was the team formal
ly organized and schedule secured.
Last year Harlowton had a good
team but it was not always possible
to play the games scheduled on ac-
count of the inability of some of the
players to keep the engagements. A
number of games have been secured
with teams in the nearby towns with
Lewistown and Roundup heading the
list. The games are to be played this
month.
The lineup is as follows:
Norman Good, III. .. Dahl, forwards;
Joe Ceilings, Happy Hatton, guards;
Earl VanDyke, centre; Ralph Good,
Ray Matthews, subs.
Those wishing to arrange for games
should address II. 0. Dahl, manager
of the team.
e. L. MagnuSon of TwodOt was in
the city few days this week.
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-12-09
D0NAHUE PLAYERS
Will Appear at the Har!owton Opera
House Saturday Night
in St. Elmo

1t will be good news to the theatre
goers of HarlowtOn to learn that Don
ahue's Players will appear at the To-
cal opera house Saturday, Decem
ber 10th.
This well known company will pre-
sent the raging sensation of tht
country "St. Elmo" They have just
finished four weeks engagement al
Lewistown and played % weeks al
Bozeman. This company has appear,
ed in Harlowton a number of times
and their plays bave always pleasec
their audiences.
Popular prices Of 25 cents for chill
dren and SO cents for adults will pre-
vail.