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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-02

tipped the beam. according to re-
ports. at 1914 1-2. Johnson's Sunday
workout was devoted principally to
boxing. He compelled George De-
bray. despite his injured knee. and
Marty Cutler. despite his case of
blood poisoning, TO don the gloves.
The black vent after them in savage
fashion. Debrav receiving the worst
beating Of any of Jacks sparrine
partners since amp vas pitched. Al
the end of the second round his face
was covered with blood and both eyes
We're in mourning. Cutler got off but
little better. while Repress. who al
ways gets his. was mercilessly beaten,
johnson plans boxing this afternoon.
perhaps. and will rest on Wednesday
doing only light work.
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EAU CLAIRE QUITS
THE MINNY LEAGUE

Eau Claire. Wis. July 2.-The at
tendance or lack of attendance at
SUNDAYS game between Eau Claire
and Winona of the Minnesota-Wiscon-
sin league here caused the manage
ment of the Eau Claire team to throw
up the sponge and quit the league
yesterday.
AS this leaves only three towns. Wi
mona. La Crosse and Rochester in the
Minny. IL is said to mean a bust-up
of the league. All season the Eau
Claire team, although holding top po-
sition until a week ago. has received
miserable support. and Manager BAIL
ey decided if there was not a good
crowd Sunday to quit. There were
only III paid admissions to the game
and this decided him.
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OH. Owen r. Bird. ]

Los Angeles. July 1.-THE little
c~ontender's camp at Venice was a
real festive place Yesterday. and while
Rivers went through the regular grind
there was nothing of the routine in
the york. After the handhall game
the punching bag the first wallop. the
notes of the Texas Tommy rang forth
and, after a few opening bars. the
songsters from the Ship Cafe too up
the burden Of the refrain and Joe
went after the Door old wind bag like
one possessed. nearly tearing II from
the moorings on the wall. The music
furnished by Dick Arnold, Otto
Fisher and Earl Taylor at the piano.
The spirit of the song %perraded the
camp and before long Dalton. Rooney.
Manager Levy and Andy were waltz
ing around like n lot of chickens. All
this time, with the perspiration run
ming in streams. Joe Rivers was wal
Looping the bag. Without a stop he
grabbed the rope. as the entertainers
swung into the "Rastime Violin" and
the didos he cut. while taking the five
minutes with the rope would have
made a motion picture outfit look like
a freight engine on n side track.
\ Little Juggling.
Rooney had to scream time. but the
music went on and. while Joe was
having his hoxing gloves tied on. he
did a nice little Zig. and when the final
refrain was reached Otto Fisher
jumped off the platform and he and
Joe went through the latest Ocean
Park roll. When IL was all over the
fans around tho ring arose as one
man and cheered the new feature of
the training campaign.
With the wild strains of the Texas
Tommy still running in his blood. Joe
Rivers made every bout a fight. The
first one, with Dalton. saw the Italian
iron man n the little contender
standing toe to toe in the middle of
the ring, smuggling away as if there
was a 10000 side bet staked on the
outcome of the affair. Joe's speed
and cle%verness were shown at every
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DOUBLE HEADER
WAS DIVIDED
Grand Forks Took Morning
Game and Peggers the
Second Battle.
. . a .
CENTRAL INTERNATIONAL
LEAGUE.
How tho Clubs Stand.
Games Yesterday.
Grand Forks 81; Winnipeg O,9.
Where They Play Today.
Grand Forks at Winnipeg.

" Duluth at Superior. =
Winnipeg. July 2.-The Winnipeg
and Grand Forks teams performed
before fully 600 people in yester-
days holiday anne and put up a
classy exhibition of the American ma
tional am each team gaining a vic
tory as a result of the two combats.
In the morning the Forkers gave Joe
Seaton his first defeat for the season,
but it was not because Joe did not
pitch good enough to win as his work
would have won any ordinary game.
Blu Carroll, late of Superior. twirled
even better and let the home team
down with two hits and no runs, while
Twenty-one hundred people paid into
the morning fray and there We're a
good 1000 in the afternoon.
h afternoon fracas was a good
exhibition of baseball in which the
Brownies pounded two Grand Forks
twirlers for nine runs, while the best
the Deacons could do was to notch up
four tallies. But the play was fast
and exciting up to the eighth round,
way, but h Forkers were always
pounding at 'th door until the home
team pounded out -four tallies and
cinched the game in the eighth.
h matinee performance was wit
messed by an enthusiastic crowd and
for the first time this season the locals
proved to be in their usual form when
playing before a big crowd.
DeHaven played some wonderful
baseball around the second sack. while
F'reer and Seaton delighted the large
crowd with circus catches in the out
field. Contrary to rule the locals
took the lead in the first. Freer singled
and stole second. Clothier grounded
out and Baker walked. The latter
stole second and both runners scored
on Kirkham's dandy single through
the infield.
The visitors, after being helpless for
four rounds before the delivery of
Hirsch. tied up the count in the fifth.
Foster started with a double and Bell
sent him along a base on an infield
out. Edmunds walked and when he
stole second Hasty's throw went to
center field as Maggie failed to W
n base, Foster scoring. Bowers
struck out but Wilson stung a pinch
hit, counting Edmunds.
The Brownies came right back with
three singles by Hirsch. DeMaggio and
Freer, which were good for one tally
and Wilson was yanked in favor Of
Carroll. who came back to stop the
Peggers for h second time. Though
he did not yield a hit in this round
two more runs were scored on a
squeeze by Baker and Clothier's
grounder to VanDine, who fumbled
the ball.
The Forkers put two over the plate
in the seventh on scratch singles by
Edmunds and Bowers. followed by
DeHaven's triple. The eighth decided
the contest. A single by Kirkham. a
walk to Seaton. a single by Glass, a
walk to Hasty and DeMaggio's triple
were good for four. The score:
NGOHnino. Goa,ao
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East Las Vegas. y NJ. July 3
With the Jack Johnson-Jim Flynn
battle drawing nearer every hour the
two contestants TODAY looked to be
i imperfect physical condition. After
Watching both mel work out Sunday
afternoon. fight critics who have ar
riNed here pronounced Flynn hard as
nails and johnson in surprisingly
good shape. They expected TO see
the big fat. but instead they
found him 1.-THE and lean more so
than at Reno, and with no signs of
raunch. Twenty pounds of excess
flesh which he carried when he start
ed work several weeks ago has disap-
peared and he ems fit to step INTO
the ring at a moments notice.
Las Vegas was practically deserted
sunday. residents and visitors joining
in n of the most remarkable train
ing camp journeys the veterans of the
have ever witnessed. Long be-
fore Flynn began work his big GYM
nasiun was packed to suffocation. full
lN 1000 crowding their way in. The
n~nlooked-for throng vas taken by
Flynn as a q compliment. When
Flynn had boxed the last round
which by the way will be the last he
will box before the hattle-he made
a little speech in which he expressed
gratitude for the compliment paid
him and declared he expected to win.
Before taking this rundown the
challenger stepped on the scales and
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AMERICANS TO
Be VERY GOOD
Can't go Ashore at Night
The Simple Life for
Them.

Stockholm. July 2.--The American
Olympian athletes have been forbid
den to go ashore at night. The Fin
lies in mi Upstream and the ath-
letes a the deck looking lnngingly
toward h lights of the city. Their
colleagues of other nations quartered
ashore are permitted to stroll around
the town until he'd time and the
Americans are i'm rebellious temper
against their s%tricter training. The
entire team, however. Went ashore
yesterday morning for hare practice.
Ralph Rose. the san Francisco weight
man. put the shot w inches beyond
the record. All showed we'll.
AS a result OF the drawings of the
first heats last night. several Ameri-
cans will be pitted against each other.
The most notahl" of these are Gle
ment p. Wilson. Coe college and How
ard p. Drew. Springfield. Mass. high
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TOWNER BESTED
ANAMOOSE TEAM

Towner, n. D., July 2.-The Town
er baseball team journeyed to Ana
moose Saturday afternoon and de-
feated the team there. by a score of
II to S. This is another feather for
the Towner boys. as Anamoose claim
ed the distinction OF having won elev-
en- games straight, having been vic
torious in every game played this
season.
Devils Lake for a four-game series
with Brinsmade. These games will
undoubtedly be the best Of the sea-
son.
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OUTLAWS
DARBY'S WHITE SOX

Duluth, Mimi. July Duluth was
outplayed by the Superior aggrega-
ton yesterday, the locals losing. 4 to
l, in a we'll played contest.
The teams rested Sunday, disrun-
ton in the car service resulting in the
cancellation of the game.
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10 TO =.

*IIos Angeles. July 2.--Ad VOL
CAST and Joe Rivers announced
last night they were ready to en-
ter the ring Thursday for the
light weight champion battle in
tho best condition they ever were
in.
Betting yesterday had swerved
somewhat and Rivers money was
more in evidence.
Many bets hive been placed at
2 to 1 On WOlgast. but now 10 o
Z seems to he the prevailing adds.
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Kirkham; double plays, DeMaggio, I'M
assisted. Freer to Leaton; sacriice
hits. Altman. NanDine. Bowers; bases
on balls. Leaton 4. Carroll /; hit by
pitcked ball. Nasty; wild pitch, Lea
tom; struck out, by Leaton 5. Carroll
>: Umpire. Landry and Martin.
Time of Game, LIS.
Aftornnon Cor,1
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BIG FIGHTERS
READY TO BATTLE
Both Men Appear in Fit Con-
dition for Thursdays
Contest.

.
y Las Vegas. July 2.-The prin-
y C!palS in the Johnson-Flynn bat
= tie for the heavyweight cham
= pionship here July 4. Yesterday
It INDUCED only in road work and
y light exercises at their camps.
* tossing the 16-pound medicine
y hall. Late yesterday johnson
y and Flynn were called into con-
r ference with Referee f. W.
= Smith. who explained his inter-
r probation Of the rules under
y which the men will battle. Yes.
= terday saw the first real rush of
y arriving fight fans. Hotels are
= crowded and private residences
* arc filling rapidly.
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, . .
GLORIOUS FOURTH

Grand Forks vs.. Winnipeg. Two
games at Dacotah park in the
afternoon.
Jack johnson rs. Jim Flynn.
As rounds at Las Vegas. n. NJ.
for the heavyweight title.
AID Wolgast Us. Joe Rivers, 20
rounds at Vernon, Cal. for the
lightweight title.
Abe Attell VS.. Tommy Murphy,
90 rounds at DAILY City, Cal.
Eddie McGoorty VS.. Bob Moha.
10 rounds at Port Washington.
Wis.
Clarence Ferns vs.. Art Magril.
Is rounds at Dewey. Okla.
Finish wrestling match at Chi
cago between Frank Gotch and
Joe Smejkal.
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Boston sttlll Gaining.

Boston. July 2.-Boston took an
other game from New York de-
spite the fine pitching by O'Connell.
Although credited with only three
hits, the locals scored four %tallies.
each driving figuring in the run get
ting. In the sixth inning after Nc
Connell purpcscly passed Speaker.
Lewis doubled to left scoring two men.
and later crossing the place himself.
Il. H. f.
Boston 8 l
New York 6 .
Hall and Cady; Mcconnell and
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Runchcd lifts on Groome.

RUnchod Hits on GrOOme.
Washington. July 2.-Philadelphia
punched hits on Groome in the sixth
and seventh innings and easily
won from Washington s to 2. Brown
was a puzzle and McInnis' first base
play featured the game.
r. H. Z.
Washington 4 4
Philadelphia 9 l
Groome. Petty and Henry; Brown
and Lapp.
One Sided Game.
Detroit. July 2.-Detroit ran away
from Cleveland in a one-sided game
here winning by a score Of 8 to /.
r. H. E.
Detroit IL o
SieNelaHd 5 2
Mullin and Stanage; Gregg, George
and O'Neil.
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Our notion of nothing in particular
to brag about is that is personally
with a great man.
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JOE JEANETTE SPORTS f
New York. July Eff Jack john
son cares to take part in a real fight
after he gets through With Jim Flynn.
whom he once characterized as "just
a chile" the time. place and oppon-
emit have all been found. Victor
Breyer. the Paris boxing promoter.
offers johnson $4,000 to meet Joe
Jeanette in a thirty-round bout in
October.
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NEW WORLDS RECORD.
Alfred Goulet of Australia Sets Bi.
cycle Mark in Salt Iale

Salt Lake City. July 2.-Alfred
Goulet of Australia. riding against
time. broke the worlds record for one
mile. %unpaced. at the Salt Lake lake
palace bicycle track last night. eau
let's time was l:52. which is one-ffth
OF a second faster than the old rec
ord.
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Both Teams Hit Hard.

Cincinnati. July 2.-Cincinnati Won
an easy victory over ST. Louis, score
~ to s. Both teams hit hard. five
pitchers being used. Although slightly
outhit. the locals punched long drives
while Cincinnati pitchers kept the hits
fairly we'll scattered.
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Teams Broke Even.

Philadelphia. July 2.-In two hard
hitting games here Philadelphia
and Brooklyn broke even. Philadel-
phia won the first contest by 10 to I
and Brooklyn the second by II to 1.
In ten trips to the plate Daubert made
seven hits and secured two passes.
First game r.. II. f.
Philadelphia IA l
Brooklyn Z II 0
Seaton and Doom; Knetzer, Stack
and Miller.
Second game r. III. r.
Philadelphia ............ / 4 4
BROOKLYN IA Is .
Moore. Wallace and Killifer; Ragon
and Erwin.
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American League

Games Today.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Cleveland at Detroit.
New York at Boston.
Chicago at st. Louis.
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TIE WON CAME.

"a t1N1
The Grand Forks Rustlers defeated
the England team at England. Mimi,
Sunday afternoon, the score being IL
to 1.
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HARMONY Holds Sway
In CdInp

PETE MvEY GETS A HEAVY MAILING AT HANDS OF THE CHAM
PIoN. WHO GIVES FANS A LOOK AT THE KIND OF MIXING
THAT WON HIM THE TTrLE-JoNEs HAS HARD TIME GETTING
DER KINK" TO LEAVE RING.
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Wo/gdst Shows Some
DID, Time Fighting

JOE RIVERS WADEs THROUGH TRAINING ROUTINE TO LIVELY
STRAINS OF TEXAS ToMNdY-RAGTIME MAKES LITTLE PAM
THEIR FAST AND DEADLY IN BOXING BOUTS WITH HIS PART.
NEIs.
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Longest Drive for Years.

New York, July New York won
its thirteenth straight victory by
defeating Boston in the fourth game
of the series by a score of Z to 6. In
the third inning Wilson hit a home
run into the left field bleachers with
the bases filled. In the eighth Merkle
hit the ball Owe the left field fence.
the longest hit made on the Polo
grounds in years.
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Home Run Was Only Tally.

FIOI1Ic ItUH wa OILY IaIIy.
Pittsburgh. July 2.-Chitago de-
feated Pittsburgh score l to 0, in
twelve innings. The lone tally was a
home run drive by Schultz. O'Toole
r. H. E.
Pittsburgh O 6 0
Chicago 1 5 O
O'Toole and Gibson; Lavender and
Archer.
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Ono Handed catch Featured

Columbus. July 2.-Catcher Smith s
one-handed catch of a bunt and his
throwing helped Pitcher Packard TO
his twelfth victory If the season.
Miller's triple gave Columbus a SAFE.
lead. First Baseman Hunter of In
dianapolis nae as many hits as put
outs.
r. H. Z.
9 8
Packard and Smith; Schiller and
EaWny.
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American Assn.

Games Today.
Milwaukee at st. Paul.
Kansas City at Minneapolis.
Indianapolis at Columbus.
Toledo at Louisville.
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CIT OF Two Rnns

catch t:' Delehanty in the fourth in
ming cut off two Kansas City runs.
After that Olmstead's pitching was
too much for the visitors and Mime
apolis won the third straight game 4
to l.
R. H. E.
Minneapolis ...4 9 i
Kansas City s ?
0lmstead and Owens; Cam and
O'Connor.
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Brewers Won Game.
st. Paul. July 2.-Milwaukee won
from st. Paul 5 to ?
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Score by innings:
@ Srand g9rk u.s.. 20 9 9 z % %
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[Continued on Page II
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National League
Standing of the Clubs.

Games Today.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
The Harlowton news., 1912-06-07
The CITY.
TIME TABLE


MILESTONE LOCAL
1890 No 81 and 30 4;30
BRANCH LINE
No 1O3 Leave for Lewistown LOO p m
Nn115 g 6 g 600 m
NO lO4 arrive from 9 1880 N
No ll6 +" I" I" $50 p IN
Try The News for Results.
Chancellor Cigars for quality.
La Preferencia, a mild Cigar.
Drink union beer at the union
bar.
Several land men are i'm town to-
day.
Poultry netting all heights.
HarloWton Gro. Co.
Ford Supplies a speciality.
Harlowton Auto Go.
The County Commissioners are
in session this week.
The Dutchman sells it, La
Preferencia Cigars.
The Presbyterians have put a
piano in their church.
Don't forget the Wheatland Band
dance on Friday, June 14th.
G. G. Perkins, Undertaken and
Elmbalmer, HarloWton, Mont.
DR.. P. e. Thompson, resident
dentist. Harlowton, Montana.
We have window screens of all
sizes. G. Dreyer, Hardware.
White Mountain cream freez-
ers all sizes. Harlowton Gro.
Co. .. ..
If you want to know if good
roads are a good thing, ask the
For Quality and Workman
ship insist ON La Preferencia
Cigars.
A new shipment of Children,
Misses and Ladies' straw hats.
Marshall.
Lee Shumaker, the popular sheep
man from Two Dot, was in town
this week.
See Harlowton Gro. Co. for
harness, wagons and farming
implements.
For secondhand household goods
see the second hand man. Opposite
Hogl's Saloon.
The only union bar is Hogls
and if it's good beer you want,
Hogl's got it.
r. r. Purcell, Mayor of Helena,
was transacting legal business in
town Monday last.
Mrs. Farr, from Lavina, is visit
ing with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward C. Jenizen.
Ranges, cooking stoves, gaso-
line and kerosene burners.
Harlowton Gro. Co.
Our window screen stock is
complete. We carry all sizes.-P
G. Dreyer, Hardware.
No. Is was delayed on Wednes-
day morning about 6 hours, by a
wreck, west of Lennep.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Qualls were
visiting friends in Townsend, Wins
ton and Helena, this week.
Miss Mary Wilson, of Two Dot,
was transacting business in the
Metropolis, on Wednesday.
Bring your butter and eggs to
us, we pay highest market
price. Harlowton Gro. Co.
Geo. B. Cobb conductor OIL the
C. M. & ST. P, started for Milwau
kee on the 1st for a short visit.
We take special measures
for hand tailored suits, guarantee
The Harlowton news., 1912-06-07
sTRAYED OR STOLEN

Stolen OF Strayed from near the
Thambling ranch, east of Melville,
about eight months ago, one black
mare, eight years old, branded
thus )-( ON left shoulder, weight
about 1875 pounds. One gray
gelding, eight years old, branded
thus = - on right shoulder, weight
about 1000. Both are broke to
harness and saddle. A suitable re.
ward will be given for their re-
turn or any information that will
lead to their recovery.
Gus Tollefson,
Melville, Mont.
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4:4-3llls
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Farm For Sale

Located 4 miles from town.
Land has been proven up last fall.
25 acres in flax; bench land; 100
percent plow land. Address
Box 20,
Harlowton, Mont
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For Sale

8 thoroughbred Poland China
sows. 3 grade sows, all bred.
Inquire at my place s miles
north west of HarIowton.
8 j. M. jacobson.
The Harlowton news., 1912-06-07

Hans Thompson is visiting old
friends in town, this week. Hans
had the misfortune to break his leg
about 18 months ago, and is still q
cripple from the fracture.
Senator w. T. Meyer Of Carbon
county will deliver the commence
ment day address to the gradual
ing class Of the Lewistown high
school, on Thursday June 13.
Ward Beley, Agent for a trac-
tion engine, informs us that he has
sold twelve plow engines this year,
in this part of the state. This
shows of the wonderful develop
ment of this country.
Prof. See has been engaged by
the White Sulphur Springs School
board for next year. Mr.. See made
splendid record here and we hope
he will give as good satisfaction in
the County Seat.
I will pay the highest cash
price for all kinds of household
goods, stoves, dishes, etc. See me
when you need anything. If |
haven't got it I will get it. Op-
posite Hogl's Saloon.
Jos. Muir has a wheat field
about 4 miles west of town, that
looks as good as can be found in
any part of the state. Mr.. Muir
took special care in preparing the
ground, hence the result. ~~0.
Don't wait until it rains and then
buy a so Called" rain coat-Come
here and have your rain coat hand
tailored to your individual measure
from B. Priestley & Co.'S. genuine
cravenette. D. J. Martin.
Catholic Services-1st Sunday
of each month. Masses at s and
1880 a. m. 3rd Sunday at 1890 a.
m. Benediction of most Blessed
every Sunday evening,
at 8 p. m. except 2nd Sunday,
Wednesday evening, June -,
1912, at s o'clock [ shall conduct
English Lutheran sevices at Har-
lowton. Services will be held at
the Presby terian Church. A cord
ial invitation is extended to ALL.
Rev. Paul E. Meyer
Free transportation to Helena,
week at the state fair, and other
good things are waiting for the
winning boy and the winning girl
in the county industrial contests.
For instructions write to Il. S. Coo
ley, Bozeman, Supt. State Fair In
dustrial Contests, OF to your Coun-
ty Supt. of Schools.
Edward Rude and wife left the
first of the week, to spend the sum.
mer at the home Of her parents, on
the Norton IL Lyons ranch. MI.
Rude has been clerk at Graves
Hotel for the past two years, and
made many friends among the pat
rons-Landlord Olson will have
some trouble getting a clerk that
will give such entire satisfaction
to all.
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TAKEN UP

One spotted COW, white and red,
white face, of Hereford breed,
about 8 years old. branded a
on left hip. Call at the Hart <a
Ranch, below Twodot.
Gus Oelrich,
44-3m Twodot, Mont.
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Strayed From Ranch.

Strayed from NJ. l. Eamen's
ranch, one bay mare, branded xl
on left shoulder. Reward will be
given for same delivered at ranch
4 miles west of Hedgesville.
The Harlowton news., 1912-06-07
Work Horse For Sale

/ have on hand number OF
useful work teams, cheap.
~ FL. HOLLOWAY,
. -s Harlowton Mont.
The Harlowton news., 1912-06-07
Lost Rosary Beads

String of blue beads with gold
cross, lost between Hogl's and
Montana Lumber Co. office. Leave
at News office. -.
The Harlowton news., 1912-06-07
For Sale Cheap

Good lot in HarloWton Addition.
Cash or on time.
2t5 Box $50, City.
The Harlowton news., 1912-06-07
Wagon For Sale

One 3 1-2 inch Studebaker wagon
good as new only run for one year.
Call News Office.
The Harlowton news., 1912-06-07
FOR RENT

Rooms, and light housekeeping
rooms. Under new management.
We will treat you right.
,.~ Cliff House.