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The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-03-25
MARTINSDALE

The masquerade ball was certainly
the event of the season and will not
be soon forgotten. Thursday after
noon perfect stream OF people came
to town from every direction, Lennep
and Delpine being we'll represented.
The day was beautiful, which added
to the occasion. The hall was spe-
cially arranged and brilliantly lit up
and the floor faultless. At $50 the
young people assembled and it was a
magnificent spectacle, and as to genu-
inc fun, it was certainly time OF
merriment. The fair sex were decked
in all the Partisan styles galore,
whilst the young gallants were at
least taller than usual. The Grand
March began at o'clock, the hall be-
ing literally crowded. Some OF the
costumes were really elaborate whilst
some were truly comical. The colored
dudes and danes were indeed typical
of the race, and the cake walk was
certainly a feature. Part OF the
Majestic Orchestra furnished superb
music and every dance from a two
step to an Arkansas Cotillion, was
INDUCED in. The musicians had
little time to rest. They were very
affable and complied as the dances
were called. They stated that the
dance was so we'll conducted that it
was a pleasure to play. 1t was the
happiest throng of young people that
ever congregated in Martinsdale. An
elaborate spread was given at the
Martinsdale Hotel, after which dane
ing was resumed until a. m. Yves
ley Van Alstine was floor manager.
| A.C. Graves, land commissioner,
and Paul Grande were down from
Lennep on Thursday on business.
Stanley Smith was in town Thurs
day on business trip. Mr.. Smith is
young man who is rapidly rising in
to prominence as practical business
manager, has a vast estate to look
after, careful in business ventures
and ready to take hold in any under
taking for the good of the community.
Such men are needed in Montana.
John H. Grant, the contractor from
Roundup, on his return from Butte
on business trip, stopped off at Mar
tinsdale Thursday and left the follow
ing morning by special train for Har
lowton, where he has several con
tracts to look after.
N. B. Smith was in town Thursda!
on business.
Al Van Camp, one of the old tim
ranchmen of the Musselshell, was IL
town on Monday.
Miss Wayne Robertson of Twodo
is here on a visit with Mrs. Ere
Simpson.
The Martinsdale Sheep Co. are Gel
tainly doing things. Every availabl
team owned by this company is in tn
field and their grain crop this yea
will be immense.
This town is banking on a me-
aspect. Nearly every building is b.
ing renovated and painted. The ban
is a neat structure and the new Goa
of paint makes it very attractiv
Business is increasing and everybod
is on a jump and we anticipate bus
/ season.
w. w. Flatt and l. A. Mcknight
Smith Bros. ranch were in town
] S lnday. l. A. Mcknight was one
/ the early settlers of Mont ana, being
res dent of Fort Benton Al 'dl ia
,hen this was territory.
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given that }. Il
Postom, has filed on the l-2 ne ~
e IL Sc IA, section %, township y,
range II. Parties owning fences OF
realestate on said land are hereby
noti lied to remove them within thlrt!
days First published March Is, 1910
The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-03-25
Lost or Stolen

A dark oxford gray overcoat, mans
size, cloth collar, having the label of
the Royal Tailors of Chicago Finder
please return to News Office.
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LODGES

I.O.O.F. CARBONATE LODGE NJ, , ~
meets every Tuesday night in ODD ftl tora
Hail above the Harlowton Grocery Cos store
Visiting brothers cordially invited to att nd
WARD BELEY Noble Ura.a
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NO JOSH.
Easter Eggs, 81 90 per dozen at tiie
Novelty Works.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-12
A.0.U.W. WORKER COMING
Noman Who Has Gained High Hon
or in the Society to Visit Cairo
This Week.

Miss Frances w. LIGHTER, grand
recorder of the degree of Honor A. o.
e. W., of Illinois, will arrive her2
Tuesday morning from her home in
Chicago, and will be entertained dur
ing her stay by Swimmer lodge No
~ d. of Fl.
Miss Lichtner's membership in the
order started at the earliest date that
the constitution permitted and hel
ambition then was to be a worker fo,
female fraternal insurance, being en-
couraged by her parents, who ar
members Of the fraternity. Though
young in years she has held her OF
flee and been reelected twice an
her VISIT to Cairo is not that of z
state officer but representative o.
the Superior lodge.
Her campaign through Cook count!
was spoken of in the Chicago papers
as a Proper Woman's Suffrage"
Though no arrangement has beer
made so far it is more than probable
the ladies of Cairo will be given Al
opportunity to see and hear Mis-
Lichtner some time this week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-12
BIG SHOWS COMING
Cosmopolitan Combination Planned to
Occupy Lower Commercial Ave-
nue. Under Auspice GO. X.

w. e. Keren, manager OF the Cos
mopolitan Carnival company has ar
ranged for the appearance of his
shows in Cairo next week, Iept 10 to
"a inclusive, under the auspices OF
Co. X. The company is the same
that has apearped here In former
years and is a large aggregation, hay
ing n train of cars Of its own, pre-
senting dozen attractions, WITH
three free shows every day. fine
band, trained animals naerry-go'
round, etc, It has its own electri;
light plant, and will have grand II
Illumination every night.
The promoters have secured tht
consent OF the business men on low
er Commercial avenue to have :
street carnival, and will present tibet
petition to the city council at its mex
meeting.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-12
ADJUSTMENTS
At The Opera House.

The Cairo opera house had its pre-
liminary opening last night when the
Naxwell-Hall Stock Company which
will hold the boards this week, pre-
sented a Jealous Wife"
The house was crowded from the
ut to the gallery and from thir gen
rous encores II was evident that the
o,ay goers present were entertained
by company of more than passing
merit. The company is one of tn
best of its kind that has been here
in years; several of the troupe have
been seen in the big stock product
ions Of the east in the last seyera
years
Tonight the company viii presen
Sappho.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-12

ids, MINI.
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and eAuemely nervous, A neighbor
recommended Lydia Il. pinkham's
Vegetable Compound toms and have
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Brookville, Ohio.
Lydia i. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound, made from native roots and
herbs, contains no narcotic or harm
full drugs, and to-day holds the record
| for the largest number OF actual cures
ES female diseases we know OF, and
thousands of voluntary testimonials
are on file in the Pinkham laboratory
at Lynn, Mass, from women who have
been cured from almost every form of
female complaints, Inflammation, III
ceration, displacemcnts, fibroid tumors
irregularities, periodic pains, tackachc,
indigestion and nervous prostratiou.
Every suffering woman owes it to her
self 20 give Lydia j., Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound u trial.
| Ify0u want special advice write
Mrs. pinkham, Lynn, Mass, for 1t,
II IL free and always helpful.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-12
GOLD STOLEN IN TRANSIT
Was Consigned From Alaska to Bank
at Seattle-Lead was Substituted
Seals Unbroken.

Seattle, Sept. 11.--Gold billion
valued at $4,000 consigned from. 1.-the
Washington Alaskan bank, to the
Dexter-Horton National bank, Of Seat
tie, on the steamship Humboldt, was
stolen in transit Lead was sub5ti'
tuted in the strong box that contain.
ed It, The discovery of the theft was
announced today. The gold weighed
$50 pounds. The seals on the boxes
were intact when they reached the
assay office. The robbery was com
mitted aboard the ship The gold
was insured against loss by the ex
Irress company. No clue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-12
TWO ARE WOUNDED
NEGROES ENGAGE IN DUEL WITH
GuNs-BULLETs HIT lNNo-
CENT PEOPLE.
Occurred at Saloon on Lower Com
mercial Avenue.---W Not
Seriously Hure- Quarrel
Abou. Woman.

A shooting affray in the vicinity OF
Fourth and Commercial avenue
caused much excitement in that
neighborhood about o'clock las
y $fwnbg. The affair happened in
the saloon of Chas. Brooks. 404 Com
mercial avenue and the two partici-
pants were John Jones and Arthur
Williams.
M,syThe saloon which is owned by
sQhas. Brooks & Co., OF Memphis, Is
largely patronized by negroes and, In
the rear Is restaurant, managed by
Williams. Shortly before o'clock
Jones entered the saloon going to the
restaurant in the rear, where he
found his woman, Minnie Jones, seat
ed at the counter eating lunch He
became angered at this, as ne did not
like Williams, the proprietor, and did
not want the woman to patronize the
place. He began beating the woman
and raising disturbance wherein?
on Williams interferred, telling Jones
10 btUp tue LIUublt anu SCb Vut VI th~
place Jones however refused Il
leave and Willioms pu; the COUPE
out Of the place. This enraged Jones
and he went across the street to TIL
negro barber SHOP, procured an auto
(. matte Colts revolver, returned to tn
saloon and fired through the doc
shooting several times at Williams
The bullets. however, missed vii
Jams and hit an old negro name1
John Richardson, who was seated il
the saloon. Richardson was nit twice
but was not seriously hurt.
Williams, for whom, the bullets
were intended. then grabbed VIII
chester and returned the fire, in thi
case also the shots missed the in
tended victinf and one, cfx chem b
q. negro boy across the street Ia tn
lex. Tnc hoy's name Is JOAN Henry.
williams and the negro woman
were arrested and are In jail. BY
Jones', who started the trouble, wa
still At large At late hour last nigh
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-12
! SOCIAL o4ND PERSONAL y

Chas Corwin returned to his home
in St Louis yesterday after spending
lseyeral days with relatives here.
Glenn Cutler and Chas. Pennebake"
Invent up to Golden yesterday to visit
friends They will return this morn
ing.
| home yesterday from Clinton, KY
where she spent her vacation of two
weeks.
Miss Ruth Stophlet and brother,
Wayne, of 220a Walnut street, have
returned from visit TO relatives in
Mound City.
j Macon Morris, clerk at Herman c.
Schuh's pharmacy. went down to
Moscow, Ky, yesterday for a visit
with relatives.
Misses Effie. Margie and Emma
'cagoI.ansden returned yesterday from
their summer visit in Chicago and
northern points,
Mrs. Rynerson and son Of Wickliffa
have taken an apartment at The Wen
ger. The latter will attend schooi
acre this winter
Misses Laura and Maine Gurton. of
Jackson, Tenn, are guests of Miss
Maud Loflin. of Washington avenue
and Sixteenth street.
Fred Bradley returned yesterday af-
ternoon from Columbus. KY, where
he spent Saturday enc Sunday with
friends and relatives.
Miss Dorothy Davis came down yes
.terday from Tamms. She will make
her home here this winter while at
tending Cairo high school.
Capt. Johnson Barrett and family
have returned from Cincinnati where
they have been spending the sum-
mer and attending the exposition.
Mrs Fannie P. Hacker, Democrat
ic candidate for the nomination Of
superintendent of schools. is serious
ly i'll at her home on lower Washing
ton avenue.
Fred Comings returned to Her.
mande, Miss, yesterday to resume
his duties as court s,enographer. Mrs
Comings returned to this city yester-
day from st. Louis,
Mrs Edward Powers. wife OF De
tectiye Powers, OF the I. G., returnei
home yesterday from Chicago ant
other northern points where she ha.
been visiting the past month.
Mrs. II. H. Halliday, daughter Mis-!
Virginia, and son, Herbert, left las
evening for Chicago Mrs. Hallida,
and Hertert will return the latte
part of the week, but Miss Virgini:
will remain and enter Ferry Hall a
Lake Forest College.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-12
TO TIE PUBLIC.

Excursion on the steamer Ihree
States will run as scheduled tonight
under the auspices Of the r. A. club
Wish to state also that Mr.. Easter
day was mistaken in the class OF en-
tertainment to be on the boat and
whatever takes place tonight on the
boat will be strictly under the law
BY order OF the president X. A
Club.
T.. J. BRACKEY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-12
Hold Government License.

AT a meeting of the Social Purity
Leauge this afternoon M Easterdag
presented report from the Internal
Revenue office showing that four res
idents Of Thirteenth street held gov
eminent license, but none of them
hold city license, 1t is understoo |
the league proposes to bring action
against the parties named.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-12

saw the slayer leap from the car and
escape. Mcdonald and the man who
fired the shot were heard quarreling
by the conductor and passengers.
Suddenly the man who was with Nc
Donald arose and walked to the rear
of the car and fired. The police hope
TO find the slayer within few hours.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-12
PERSONAL MENTION.

T.. N. Wien, Of Anna, was here yes
terday.
Ralph Barter Spent Sunday In
Mounds.
Franklin Butler spent last evening
in Anna with friends.
Mrs. b. A. Simpson has returned
from a visit to Chicago.
Rollo n. Span and family returned
last evening from Anna.
J tD.sA. White of Poplar Bluff, was in
Cairo yesterday on business.
.FAla0g -
Clifford Vincent spent Sunday in
Mound City the guest of friends.
Mrs. Harvey Schu;ter returned yes.
X terday from a visit to Chicago.
NJ MiSn uCOtlAE pCiho0AhA SPS-A~
Sunday in Padueah with friends.
Mrs. Ike Altman and children spent
Yesterday. in Paducah visiting re'a'
II tiyek, y sRa
q $500
Sam Hughes. of Paducah, was here
yesterday spending the day with
friends.
SsMrs. 8. ]. Nicholson and son, aud
Miss Stella Simon spent Sunday in
Paducah.
Mrs. Chas Glass will return toda!
from a visit to friends in Anna an,
Dixon Springs.
John Makay. of Vienna, was hers
yesterday spending the day witt
Paul NJ. Clendenen.
Miss Olivia Haendle, of Louisville
Ky.t is visiting her uncle, Geo
Muthig, of 23l5 Park avenue.
: C. B. S. Pennebaser went to Soutl
Columbus Sunday afternoon to loo
after his farm there for several days
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-12
ENGLISH ACTOR ALMOST
FLIES IRISH CHANNEL

London. Sept. l1,-Robt. Lorraine,
the actor, all but accomplished an
aeFoplaBe fight across tae Irish chan
mel today. Starting from HoKhead
Lorraine directed his course to Dub
lin. Although he had trouble with
his engine he got within two miles
of tae Irish coast. The breaking of
wire forced him to descend. re
swan ashore ami the machine was
picked up by a steamer.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-12
Excursion to Paducah.

A large number OF Cairo people
took advantage of the river excursion
to Paducah yesterday on the steamer
G. w, Robertson The boat returned
to Cairo last night atabout 1o:30.
About 200 were on board.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-12
Rummaae Sale.

The Daughters of the King OF the
Church of Redeemer will hold rum.
mage sale next Friday, Sept L.
across from the New York store 1t
Nineteenth street and Commercial
avenue in a vacant building there.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-12
Mound City Jet Club.


IA number of young ladies and gen
'tleman came down from Mound Cft2
last night In the launch jet and had
a pleasant time. They left Mound
City at 6 o'clock, stopped on the
Kentucky shore for supper and thea
came to Cairo, where they wandered
about the city. visiting the pictur
shows and other places OF interest,
leaving on their return trip about
$3.50 o'clock. In the party were Misses
Helen Miller. Frieda Miller, lnez
O'Sullivan, Flora Schiller, (of st.
LOUISE Mildred Jaccard, Ella Dolau,
Flora Dougherty. Mary 0evrstreet'
anda. Messrs. Lawrence Mulroney,
Florence O'Sulliyan Edward Free
man, Jos. Martin, ANGEL Ashby, Jos.
Westerman, Walter Schiller. The
party were chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Beaupre.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-12
CROWD ON SPRINGFIELD
STREET CAR SEE A KILLING.

Springfield, ILL.,. Sept lion a
crowded north Ninth street car to-
might, Ike Mcdonald, aged As, lunch
stand keeper, was shot through the
heart and killed AT least dozen
persons witnessed the killing and
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-12
Cubs Win Double Header.

The Cubs won a double header
game OF basbelI yesterday afternoon
from the Knockers by scores of to
and to 3 respectively. The bat
terys for the Cubs was Hornwell and
OLoughlin and for the Knockers Will
son and Smith. The game was playei
on the Thirty sixth street diamond
and the two teams will play ,--ere
again next Sunday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-12

Miss Genevieve Bird will take Mr.
b. r. Thistlewood's class in musl
with studio at The Frances. Pupils d
string to study call home phone 3S7 Il
Miss Bird is a graduate of Emil Lei
ling and e. r. Kroeger schools.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-12
Schools Win Open.

Today the city schools will open.
and it is expected that large en-
rolment will be made. considering
the reduced school population accord
inc to the recent census.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-12
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF


Baby's Shoe.
A lady found baby's shoe on the
street last night and left 1t at Tn ;
Bulletin office where the owner can
set it on application.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-12
-
AFTER
SUFFERING
FOR YEARS
Cured by Lydia E. Pink
hams vegetable Compound
Park RAPIDS, Minn.--"I was sick

years while passing
through the Change
of Life and was
hardly able to be
around. After tax
ing six bottles of
Lydia 4. Pinkham's
Y eget lie Com
pound | gained 20
pc unds, am now
allie to do my own
w ork and e e ]
! W H." Mrs. ED.
iLA DoU, Park Rap.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-12
At Work SUNDAY.

Workmen put in Sunday on the
Cairo & Thebes terminals. indicating
that the company is anxious to have
the road ready for business as quick
|ly as possible.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-12
9Th, to 18th inclusive.

has seen no one but her husband, ner
physician and the nurses who care for
her.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-12
SCHOOL BOOKS.

Buy your school books at DeBaun's,
Twenty-eighth and Poplar. A full
line Of now and second hand books.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-12

Three doses Of 20 Chill Remedy
cures chills.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-12
AID CLARA MORRIS
WEALTHY FRIENDS WILL SEE
THAT SHE is NOT EvicTED
FROM HOME.
Heavy Mortgage to BE Lifted and
Once Famous Actress to
Be Provided For
During Life.

New York, Sept. l1,--Blnd, feeble
from illness, deserted by those whose
friend she was when they We're needy
Clara Morris, twenty years ago the
lido of applauding audiences, VIII be
turned from under her ROOF next Mon
lday unless $4,000 can be raised to
| lift the mortgage on her home on
Riverside avenue, between Manhat-
tan and Yonkers Headed by man
who had never seen Clara Morris of
the stage. a company known as the
Clara Morris Holding Company has
/ been organized 10 save her house for
| her. and has raised $4,000 toward
lifting the mortgage OF 100000 on the
home Of the once famous tragedienne.
But unless the remaining $4,000, to-
gether with an additional $1,000 to
meet interest, taxes and assessments
| for some years to come Is secured,
/ the aged actress may be thrown on
charity for support.
Wall Street Man Acts.
| ment is Thomas l.. Feltner OF 6I Wall
| The man at the head Of the move
street, who in years past sat in many
! a performance when the now destl-
itpte star stood behind the footllghts
and was showered with flowers, and.
though he knew her husband, Fred
1 II nf ~
stauncaest admirers OF Clara Morris
as an actress, ne has never seen her
in private life.
The Morris home is worth eoc
$4,000" said Mr.. Feltner today The
membranes total $4,000. We or
gained the company to save perhaps
| the greatest actress we have ever
had from dispossession, not for per
/ sonal motives, but as tribute which
was well deserved.
I'VE have raised $4,000 and we
propose to issue stock for that
| amount to subscribers, thus giving
them security in the equity OF the
property There will be $4,000 bond
and mortgage. The balance of tie
stock is to be Issued to Clara Morris
individually.
Plan -Four Years Relief.
The cash for the $4,000 bond and
mortgage and the $4,000 subscrip-
tons Will enable us to pay off all in
cumbrances and to set aside $4,000 to
meet other expenses over a period Of
about four years.
"fn the meantime, if We get the
loan of 100000 by Monday. which /
have strong hopes of, Mrs, Morris
witt nave her nome protected and
! will have about $4,000 to be used
for her maintenance and support The
increase in valre of the property in a
flew years will return to the sub
scribers with interest in full. Un
less We succeed in raising the $4,000
cash loan our purpose will be thwart
ed and she will be turned into the
streets"
Volney Streamer of the Players
iClub and George z. Chatilon OF 81
Cliff street are among the incor2o
rators OF the holding company.
The aged actress shows but sliga'
improvement physically. Her sign
still is falling her and her heart ac
ton is frequently very weak. He
nervous condition remains in a ter
rible state.
For more than a year Clara Mogr.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-12

Chas Corwin returned to his home
in St Louis yesterday after spending
several days with relatives here.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-09-12

Glenn Cutler and Chas. Pennebake"
went up to Golden yesterday to visit
friends. They will return this morn
ing.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-11-18
BOOST FOR SPOKANE FOR
NATIONAL GRANGE MEETING.

Spokane, Wash, Nov. 14.-More
than 200 commercial organizations
in Washington, Oregon, Idaho and
Montana have pledged their support to
the Spokane chamber of commerce in
it's efforts to capture the National
Grange convention in 1911 for this
city. r. ]. Maclean, secretary of the
association, also has advices from
chambers of commerce and CONNER
cial clubs in other northwestern states
that they will prevail upon their dele
gates to vote for Spokane. When the
national convention opens at Atlantic
City, N. j., on November 16, to remain
in session ten days, every DELEGATE
will be personally solicited to give the
next sessions to Spokane and repre-
sentatives from most of the states west
of the Mississippi will boost for Spo-
kane. The selection of the place for
the 1911 gathering is in the hands of
special committee composed of two
members from each state C. B. Keg-
ley, master of the Washington State
grange, will present Spokane's invita-
ton. He is now on the way to Allan
tic City.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-11-18
BILLBOARD MEN GET
HARD JOLT AT TACOMA

Tacoma, Nov. 12.-The municipal
commission has taken decided step
in it's war against billboards. An or
dinance was unanimously passed re-
quiring owners of billboards to pay a
license fee of $50 per year and also a
tax of cents per square foot for
every billboard.
Distributors of advertising dodgers
must pay a license of $50 per year.
The billboard trust" is expected to
attack the measure in court, but the
city's attorneys assured the commits
sion the ordinance will hold and that
the tax can be levied. At the rate bill
boards have been bobbing up lately in
both the residence and business dis
tricts, the commission expects to add
a snug sum to the city treasury be.
sides checking further billboard in
roads.