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The Harlowton news. [volume] (Harlowton, Mont.) 1909-1914, 1910-09-16
NIHILL

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Jewell
September 10 an 8 pound baby bow.
Mother and son are doing we'll and
Jewell Is wearing one of those smiles
that doesn't come off.
Postmaster c. j. Shanahan went to
White Sulphur Springs Sunday as a,
delegate to the Republican convention
TO be held at that place Monday.
Mrs. Albert Weber who has been
visiting with relatives and friends in
the northern part of Minnesota during
the past five months returned MondaV
TO join her husband who is a prosper
Gus rancher southwest of town.
Its marvellous how the Smith g.
Edwards steam breaking outfits are
turning over the prairie in this part
OF the country. Good bye old time
ranchers, the dry-land.farmers are
here to stay-to develop and make
the most out of this rich productive
garden spot of the world.
G. J. Shanahan has let contract TO
nave oO acres more broke in addition
to the big field he now has and will
SOW the same IN winter wheat.
Now is the time to put your winter
crop, in for the man who has any grit
and foresight in him at all, can really
see that he is bound to win out. You
are taking no chances and a wear
hence you will be abundantly REPAID
Tor Keen Judgment used in making
yourself analize and see things right
IVY. 4. Caleman left Sunday for
Wilmar, Minnesota, to visit relatives
and friends. Most OF Mr.. CaIeman's
friends around here seem to maintain
the idea that he does not intend to
return alone.
Mr.. McLain, the cigar maker. made
a business trip to LeWistown the fore
part of the week.
A. r. Tubbs went to Lewistown a
rev days ago to spend a week after
which ne will go to his home at Ben
ton Harbor, Michigan to visit rela-
tives and friends.
W. 3: Nord & Co. have been erect
ing Dig coal shed during the past
A. K. johnson made business trim
TO Lewistown Sunday.
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William Russell made trip to Mel
vile Wednesday with Ed Veasey in
his car
Ladies-Leave your measure at
Urner's for a nobby tailored suit.
WANTED-Horses to break single,
double or to ride. Inquire at the
! News or Clyde Stewart al the Antler
Saloon.
Fl. e. Marshall and wife of Round
up spent a couple days in this city
last week.
Writing tablets, 10 cent size for 5
cents, at Marshals.
Boston Store for fine candies.
f. Il. Ellis and O. NJ. RAIDER of
Hedgesville were visitors in Harlow
ton over Sunday.
Don't overlook the Toggery add on
this page.
DR.. and Mrs. e. f. Shook arrived in
Harlowton Tuesday after few weeks
trip to eastern points.
You can get it at Urners.
Something entirely new and ex-
cruciatingly lovely in effect applies as
a brief description to the Sea Shell
chinaware, which will be on sale and
display at the Boston Store next week.
James Duffy drove to this city
Wednesday from his ranch south of
town to get load of supplies.
Let Marshall be your fnancier, his
goods Will save you money.
Miss Blanche Freeman compositor
at the News returned last week from
a two weeks visit at Ismay, Montana
School tablets, regular Is cent size,
3 for % cents, at Marshalls.
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TRIMS Of lot SAIL Of
WHITE sulphur SPRINGS

A public auction sale of 800 lots in
the original townsite of White Sui
phur Springs, Mont, will be held at
Helena, in the Orpheum Theater. Sa.
turday, September "a, beginning at 4
O'CLOCK sharp. These comprise both
residence and business lots.
A low valuation has been placed IN
these lots for this day ONLY. Prices
thereafter will be immediately ad.
vanced. Parties will bid for chdice
ana the amount so bid will be added
TO Ihe upset price. Where party
selects one or more lots under the hid
the amount of the bid will be added
to each lot selected. 0"
The railroad fare of purchasers will
be refunded upon presentation If 70.
celpt from ticket agent. In bnvinr
your ticket be sure to take receints
Terms: ,one-third cash., balance in
Two equal annual installmenfs In
Lerest on deferred payments. seven
per cent. eo'ei
Flats can be secured from the Smith
River Development company. PenweII
olock, Helena, and White Snlnhur
springs For further information Ard.
iress G. w. Morrow, care Sm I
River Development Company, Helena elena
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State BANK Of H1r|ovton

Go to the Boston Store.
II. e. Marshall of Roundup spent
a couple days this week in Harlowton
looking after his interests at this
point.
Latest styles in emission" finish
rockers, ladies' desks, tables, etc.
Urner Mercantile Co.
Father Phelan will hold services
here on Sunday at 1890 a. m. and in
Judith Gap on the following Sunday
at 10 a. m.
Violins, guitars and mandolins for
sale at the Boston Store.
L. L. Gottleib of the Modern Tail
oring Company of this city returned
Monday after weeks business trip
TO the surrounding towns.
Mrs. w. H, Satzgarber of helena
who has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. Harry Quackenbush of this city
returned to her home last week.
Largest assortment of post cards at
the Boston Store.
W. @. Henning, member of the
firm of Koehler and Henning of Rye
gate, was a business visitor in this
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city last Tuesday.

city last Tuesday.
The Harlowton Brass Band left yes
! terday morning for Judith Gap to at
tend the anniversary celebration
given at that point yesterday and
today.
The thrifty buyer will investigate
prices and quality at the Boston Store
before purchasing elsewhere.
f. G. Borchardt whose homestead
was located about eight miles north
of this city was sold last week and
Mr.. Borchardt has returned to Aber-
deem, s. ID.
Edward Storm spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in this city. He has his
blowing outfit at work near Hedges
vile but on account of the bad
weather had to discontinue work for
few days.
Edison monographs and records at
the Boston Store.
Mrs. j. L. Lindbloom and children
accompanied by Miss Elva Lindbloom
returned Friday from weeks visit at
the Koehler ranch south OF town.
Miss Lindbloom remained over Sun
day guest at the Lindbloom home.
Ladies, while attending the Fair,
purchase your winter underwear at
the Boston Store. Prices right.
FOR SALE-Story & Clark up
right grand Piano, practically new.
Owner paid $500 cash for instrument
and can show receipt. Party leaving
city and must sell. Exceptiona! bar
gain at $780, Gail at once, or write
The News.
Just received, fall and winter mil
linery at the Boston Store.
Curtis fixes Automobiles.
DIR. P. e. Thompson formerly of
West Hope, North Dakota, who has
been visiting in this city has decided
to open a dental office here about
October 10th. DR.. Thompson has
practiced dentistry for number of
years and is among the best in his
profession. He has returned to Da-
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Boston Store for ice cream.

Boston Store for ice cream.
Marshall is showing large assert
mellt OF room-sized Rugs in choices
WeaveS.
Get it at the Boston Store.
See Curtis before you buy thai
pump.
Concert every evening at the Bos
ton Store.
New and complete line of Furniture
just in.
Urner Mercantile Co
John Koss does all kinds of harness
and shoe repairing, shop back of the
Silver Dollar Saloon.
II. G. Edwards of Hedgesvile spent
Sunday in this city.
Don't overlook the special bargains
at Marshall annual clearance sale.
INCEST line of stationery in town at
the Boston Store.
From this date you will notice num-
erouS changes in prices at Marshals
Max Mas of Twodot spent Monday
in Harlowton transacting business.
DR.. Cabbage dentist will be in Har-
loWton prepared to do dental work
September IA to a.
Mr.. and Mrs, Dick Bennett of Rye
gate were shopping in town Thurs
day.
Violins, Guitars, Mandoins and
musical accessories for sale at the
Boston Store.
Russell Pictures, framed or I'M
framed, at the Boston Store.
Shoe repairing neatly done by John
Koss shop back of Silver Dollar Saloon.
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NEW SHAWMUT


lowton Thursday on legal business.
S. A. Whitford OF Miles City spent
a few days here this week on business
F. E. Jones of Helena was a bust
ness visitor to Shawmut the fore part
of the week.
F. S. Webster and Miss Frances
Higgins were passengers for Harlow
ton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cavill of the Fish
Creek country were visiting and shop
ping in town Friday last.
Mrs. E. H. Payne returned from
Missoula last Thursday to spend some
time on her homestead south of town.
Frank Hagan returned last Tues
day from a business trip to Great
Falls. Glad to get back to the little
old burg he says.
f. S. Webster and Claire Yelling
ton were passengers for the county
seat Monday as delegates to the coun-
ty convention of Republicans.
f. c. Bruer was down from Harlow
ton Saturday night on his way to his
homestead south of town but was
turned back by the bad weather con-
ditiOnS.
Father T. Phelan was down from
Harlowton Sunday and held services
in the Pioneer Hotel Sunday morn
ing. Good attendance considering
the weather.
Harry Davis is in town few days
this week from his claim on Fish
Creek visiting and on business. Harry
thinks Shawmut is alright but would
rather be on his farm.
Miss Frances Webster left for Boze-
man Sunday where she will attend
school the coming term. Our sorrow
at her departure will only be equaled
by our pleasure at her return.
Sig Larson. Geo. Munson, Art
O'Brien and A. T. Earle were Lewis
town visitors Friday via The Auto
Route, returning Saturday. Latest
reports show LeWistoWn still on the
map.
Mrs. W. G. Jenizen was trading here
Thursday. Mrs. JenizeD has just re-
turned from Billings where she has
been taking treatment. All are glad
to see her enjoying her usual good
health again.
Eugene Thomas returned Sunday
from Chicago where he took three
cars of cattle last week. He reports
good receipts on his stock and enjoyed
a good time but very glad to get back
to cold Montana.
Mrs. A. A. Foster and Miss Etfie
canon were over from Hedges Satur-
day. While here Mrs. Foster made
for trip to Philadel-
phia via the Milwaukee Ry, from this
point, She intends starting the COM
ing week.
Don Bradford while out duck hunt.
Ing last Saturdayhad the misfortune
to shoot the end Of his little finger
off. While nothing serious, the
wound is extremely painful but think
It will only add to Don's zest for ducks
and ours also when he is lucky
enough to get any.
Mrs. G. E. Kent and children were
arrivals from Green City, Mo-, Sat {
lrday. Mr.. Kent brot in an emigrant u!
ar from Missouri some time ago and T
we'll on his way towards establish t
ng his home in Montana on claim 1
outh of town. He is well pleased 7
With the outlook. +
Operator II. N. Pratt who has been
'orking for the Milwaukee at this /
o int for several weeks received word
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uA(ont, ntAdHtR COUNTY, FAIR!

As the pioneer bank Of Harlowton
and the Musselshell Valley, we
heartily welcome visitors and will
try to make them feel very much
at Home. Our directors room
is at your disposal for meeting
friends, writing or resting.
Come in.
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kota where he will have his office and
household goods packed and shipped
to this point.
Alice Urner entertained few of
her little playmates last Saturday
afternoon from 2:30 to 5, in honor OF
her 9th birthday. Delicious refresh
ments were served.
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W FALL
w GOODS Etc introduced in the Great Mussashel
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
lola Captures
Rousseau Prize

The yawl lola, Commodore Louis T.
Wards flagship, carried off the honors
in the Aeolian yacht clubs race for the
Arthur f. Rousseau trophy yesterday
afternoon. and the prize, brass bin
nacle, now becomes the permanent
property of the owner of the lola,
which has won it twice in succession.
There were but six starters in the
race. as the wind was too much for the
smaller boats; as it was, even the big
lola took in several cockpit railers and
every tar in the fleet was in for a good
ducking. Aboard the Genesta the spin
maker was torn in half
Ward put the lola i'm the lead at the
start, and by using his usual good sea
manship sailed a faultless race, hug
sing well inshore of the first beat out
TO the Presidio shoal buoy, rounded
that mark minutes so seconds ahead
of the Emma, the Dawn and Edna. fol-
lowing.
Beating out the second time to the
Presidio, the Dawn took second posi-
ton. but the lola kept increasing its
lead and crossed the finishing line 8
minutes and so seconds ahead of the
Dawn.
The Edna dropped out on the second
beat out and put into Aquatic park
The little Nautilus stuck to the race to
the last, but was hOpelessly outcIassed.
Judge Elmer f. Johnson and Lee Ellis
of the regatta committee got the boats
off in good order.
The full result was as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
Fleur de Lis Awarded
Club Race

Clarence McCarthy's little sloop
Fleur de Lis distinguished itself yes
terday in one of the windiest yacht
races ever held in this vicinity, the
race of the San Francisco yacht club
from the Presidio ShoaI buoy to and
around the lightship, a distance of 80
miles According to Observer Hyslop
of the Merchants exchange, PIT. Lobos
station, there was a 40 mile gale blow
ing during the entire race. The time
made by all the boats beats all pre-
vious records. There were seven start
'ers, but the Mary, Neva and Annie
found the going too heavy and did not
go outside. The officials who followed
the yachts on the launch Roamer did
not enjoy their trip and were glad
to get within the Golden Gate as fast
as Captain Wagner would drive his
engine.
The performance of the Fleur de Lis
the smallest yacht in the fleet, was re-
markable. and Captain Mccarthy de-
serves praise for the manner in which
he handled the craft. At times the
little sloop would be out of sight Of
the other yachts, when high rollers
would hide it from view. The schooner
Aggie. the largest yacht in the race.
made the best time of the day, but the
handicap of the small boat was toe
much for it's larger opponents.
The times of the various boats were
as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
Oakland 3, San Francisco O

Big Jack Lively of Oakland had the
Indian sign on the Seals for fair during
the morning setto at Freeman's park.
The Mohlerites were swinging like gar
den gates with brand new and well
creased hinges at the offerings of Live
~ Tor the nine innings, but the best
tney could do was to CLEAN one hit and
tnat was two sacker by Lewis. which
die no good whatever. as the Seals
center fielder waited in vain for the
Following batsmen to bring him home.
The slab work of Lively was rema rk-
able when it is understood that during
the entire game but three men reclined
on the bags Lewis, of course. reached
second with the double. Witt drew a
walk and got to first, and in a later
inning was hit by pitched ball and
got TO first, but neither time did he
move a single peg farther. as the Oak
land pitcher retired the batters follow
ing Witt on both occasions.
Another noticeable feature of Iiyelv's
work was that only three of his offer
ings went beyond the infield. The Lewis
hit and two outfeld flies that were
turned to outs marked the three times
that the horsehide went beyond the dia-
mond proper.
Miller, who was on the mound for the
Seals, allowed but six hits. -Four of
these came in bunch in the seventh
and netted two runs. In the eighth
after two Oaks had been benched. Ho-
gan was hit by pitched ball and took
second on a passed ball, scoring on a
nice single by Cameron. Outside of
these two innings Miller pitched q mas
terly game.
The attendance al the morning game
was the largest ever seen at a league
game in Oakland. and it is estimated
that close TO 5000 people paid admis-
sion. Ground rules were established.
Judging from the antics of the crowd
Oakland is~rapidly becoming baseball
mad. Every play made by the Oaks was
cheered TO an echo. while the Seal play
ers were subjected to all kinds of kid
ding" The score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
White Light BOYS
Want THE fight
'.WouId Like 10 See JEFF Knock
COnk OFF the Dinge," Says
Chuck COnnOrS
[Seeeial Di,eateh % The CaIIl

SACRAMENTO. June 12.-The avs
lanche of postcards expected from the
east calling upon Governor GilIett to
stop the Jenries- johnson fight has 50
far not materialized. only several hun
dred cards having been received to date,
and many of these do rot request the
governor to keep his hands off. stop
that fight" is printed on the cards, but
wags have written the word Don
in front of the injunction
The governor has received some
amusing postals. one for instance, be-
ing signed by Chuck COnnOrs OF New
York. in which he writes:
Dear Governor Gillett: I'm not
there with the fancy talk. so you III
have to excuse me; but 1 want TO
see JEFF knock the cOnk of that
TO the soft stuff slipped to you by
these IOnghaired guys. We're all
for JEFF among the white hghts
back here. and hope you'll let him
gather. Sincerely,
CHUCK CONNORS-
Here is another from Cockey O'Brien
OF San Francisco:
Friend Governor; I don't think
YOU will remember me. but / am
AiOysius j. O'Brien. They call me
COckey O'BTien around here. ! met
YOU when l was up to the last leg
islature. We need the change
around here, and these guys who
are trying to get you to knock the
big fight are in bad Don't pay no
attention to the bull they are send
ing to you. but let JEFF and John
son tangie. / can slip you the
winner if YOU want TO lay a bet.
AL0YsIUs J. O'BEIEN.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
LONG should WIN
CURRENT TOURNEY
Crack Tennis Player Is Failing
to Live Up to His True
Form on Courts
BY GRANT SMITH

Good progress was made yesterday
in the San Francisco championship
tennis tournament which is being
played at the California lawn tennis
club. Only four players still remain
in the tournament.
In the lower half A. Rosenberg has
worked his way to the finals. He had
rather an easy time of it, as Curley
and James, two of the best players en-
tered, drew in that half and both were
defaulted.
Melville Long will meet B. S. Nourse,
and the winner of that match will play
r. Greenberg in the semifinals of the
upper half.
Long should be an easy winner of
the tournament, as he outclasses all
of his opponents.
This means that the challenge match
will be an. interesting one, as it will
bring the two best players on the
coast together.
Judging from the match that Long
played yesterday with Hardeman. it
does not look as if Long can be at his
best. 1t took Long three sets to dis
pose of Hardeman, and the one set that
Hardeman won was love affair.
Hardeman should hardly be allowed a.
set at any time gainst Long, to say
nothing of a love set
Nearly all of the other matches of
the day were won in straight sets, and
did not bring out any particularly good
tennis.
The results of the matches were as
follows:
Preliminary round-B. S. Nourse heat DR..
Weiss I'd, Go; A. Rosenberg beat Easton,
6-1, 9-T; Ii. Fuchs. beat La Montague, 6-1,
e..
First round-R. Greenberg beat Lieutenant
n l hanf ngtx-lf TN
e., 6-3; Long beat Hardeman, Cd. 0-6,
g.; Rosenberg beat Cassel. by default; Dr..
second round-Greenberg beat Fuchs. e-S,
a.; Rosenberg beat Loyegrove, 6-S. 6-4;
Bass, by default.
6-3.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13

YARRY NELSON, the youth pitches
- Oaks broke down both the Hall of yesterday
saoped right classy
edfce
You will understand that Slim did this from the standpoint of the Oak
ahead OF him Tyler Christian
great
This made
gather during their innings o
Twelve thousand
flowing 10 deep the ouhed Nelson pull play,
the noise the crowd loose would make busy boiler
the away crash of a falling
But that not all that Sim did Tor the Oaks He let Mohlers
with hits ening to
allow give rum and
1hen, the all raped
coldng single besides
Taking all all Nelson about individual
By both the yesterday sixth
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
Crews Reach Hudson
For Regatta

POUGHKEEPSIE. n. Y. June r.
With the arrival here today of the
Cornell and Wisconsin crews all the
oarsmen who are to compete i'm the
intercollegiate regatta on June % are
assembled on the shores of the Hud-
son.
Cornell has, sent varsity and fresh
men eightS and three four Dared crews.
the largest number ever sent from
Ithaca. Coach Courtney is understood
to be uncertain about the makeup of
his four.
There was no rowing today
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
Americans Losers On
Vanderbilt Entry

PARIS. June 12.-The French Derby
was run today over the Chantilly
course and was won by Or du Rhine II.
a brown colt by St Damion, owned by
CASTOR Dreyfus. The distance was d
mile and a half and the value of the
stake was S35.200.
Renard Bleau, owned by M. Grievere.
finished second. and w. *. Vanderbilts
Reinhart third.
The Americans backed the Wander
bilt entry and lost heavily. In this
event Vanderbilt had been particularly
fortunate in past years.
The Prix des Etangs, a selling event,
for 3 year Olds, was won by W. x.
Vanderbilt's Sir Peter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
Independent Baseball
| Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


MODESTO, June I2-The Modesto Reds won
their eleventh straight game today by defeating
the Sonora Giants. to l. Mobley pitched for
the Reds, but sprained his ankle in the second
frame and will be out of the game for a week
or so. His place was taken by Left Fielder
Sperry, who held the visitors down in good
shape.
The game was under the auspices of the Ma
tive Sons and that order brought 600 people
from the mountain town.
All reports to the contrary, Modesto is not
seeking berth in the State league and will
continue to play independent ball. The sum
mary: r.. III. E.
Modesto NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S =
Batteries-Mobley, sperry and Palm; Reitz
and Costa.
NAPA. juno 12.-The Napa baseball team won
an interesting game from st. Helena here this
afternoon by the score. of 16 to 3. Bowen
ball hard. Batteres-Napa. Bowen and C..
Lecarnini: st. Helena. Schafer. Borla and
Guigre. Napa hits, st. Helena 1.
eighth and ninth enabled Visalia TO tie the
score aud then win from Bakersfield today 3
to 2 making a clean sweep of the series.
Store: r. H. Z.
Nlsalia ..-.-.-.....-- ..--..--.----.-.. q /
Battcries-Maise and Conrad; Meiklc and
Banta.
WILLOWS, June 12.-The Willows Giants
were taken into camp this afternoon by the
score of A to 5 by the Wiley B. Aliens of Sac
ramfnto. The locals had the lead up to the be-
ginrIng of the ninth frame by a score of to
/. but through errors allowed the visitors 10
pile Np three runs. Willows made another in
this season and this afternoon was the first de-
feat.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
Vernon Shade to Good

Los ANGELES Jane 12.--Vernon won the
afternoon game from Sacramento today at the
Vernon park, was called at the end Of the ninth
because the time limit had expired and the
score was left a tie all. Roy Brashear saved
the morning game from being defeat for YER
non by. his home run, which pushed in two run
ners ahead of him. He did the same trick in
the afternoon. in the sixth inning, bringing in
one man ahead and giving Vernon Il lead The
pitchers on both sides in both games were eS-
ceediHgiy stingy. Brashear's hitting being the
cnIy thing ont of fhe ordinary. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
SUMMARY

Home run-Nelson. Two base hit-Stewart
Sacrifice hits-Pearce, Mohler Hogan Stolen
base-Christisn: First base ON called balls--Or
Henley on Nelson 1. Struck out-By Henley
lime of game hour and 20 minutes um-
pires-H Hildebrand and Fipnev
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
Northwestern League

SEATTLE. June 12.-seattle won from Tacoma
this afternoon by score of to 4, giving the
local players ave consecutive victories and lift
out of last place. r. H. e.
Seattle Observation-Disclosures. 6 2
4 y
Batteries-Engle. Hat and Shea; Annis and
Byrnes.
SPOKANE. June I2.-Spokane went into first
place today by shutting out Vancouver. 6 TO O.
mating It 1Te out of seven on the series. Bon
ner wen bis fourth straight victory and pitched
maehincent bail. keeners batting was fea-
ture r.. II. L.
Spokane .s..-................ Q L
Vancouver ......s...... q g q
end SugdeD.