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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-23
EVEN BATS POUNDS
INFECTED WITH
PLAGUE
Public Health Service Takes
Prompt Action to stop Pos
sible Spread Of Dread Dis
ease on Coast.
OLD WOODEN BUILDINGS
PROMPTLY DEM0LtsHEn


lDy Leased Wlre % uNcnlnR neraId.l
ScnttiC. Wash. tlvt. J.-3r JnuaeH
T.. criehton. health officer OF Seattle,
said today that me bubonic rat stu.
alton IN seattle was scfious bat that
the health department hupea 10 sup
press the diseasc.
mot FOR elk years." he said "has
there been a case Of bubOnlc plague
IN a human being Ia Seattle. ia the
SIX Years during which we have boen
iishting the rats. we hove found 20
plague rats a considerable number
were taken during the plague OUT
break six years ago. and recently
seven were killed ia u section Of the
water front which is now thoroughly
isolated Thousands Ok dollars arc
being expended Ia Seattle under the
orders - the health department. In
tearing down condemned wooden
buildings. building cement Easements
and otherwise making the water
front az rat-proof AZ We can make
4 without sea wall. The Infected
district IS two blocks wide aud one
block deep, and fronts upon the bay.
with planked street hahlnd. We
are working To- make II impossible
~ i"N =" aNNht " "ANf" W. NN' VIZ"
ter front"
Seattle. wash. oct. as.-The dom-
clifton of an old wooden building on
the water front in and near which six
bubonic plague rats were Killed re-
Gently was begun today.
For years the city health depart
mcnt has paid a bounty OF ten cents
each for dead rats and every rat pur-
D.
II Is supposed a plague rat reached
shore recently from an Oriental
steamer. a plague rat WIS killed
nearly four years ago and during the
interval until last month no infected
rat was found.
There have been no cases OF the
plague among human beings.
Prompt Action Taken.
Washington. OCT. 29.--OfnolaI re-
ports 10 public health service head
quarters say seven rats infected with
huhoniC plague bad been found In the
water front district OF seattle this
morning. surgeon General Blue con-
siders that the situation requires ao-
tive measures and with Assistant sur
geon General Rucker. directly In
charge of the work. has ordered SUR
econ French simpson from san
Francisco TO assist surgeon Lloyd nt
Seattle. The state and local health
authorities arg cooperating with tho
federal officcff
Fumigauon Of shlps has been or
dcred az Seattle and special precau-
tiors arc being taken "a prevent
communication Of the Infection be-
tween seattle and San Francisco. san
Diego and Los Angeles. Public health
officials are not alarmed az the sltu-
alton. but consider h one for prompt
and active measures
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-23
CHILDREN MUST NOT BE
TAKEN FROM THE STATE

The court this morning Issued an
order overriding the motion Of attor-
news for Nellie FOuts for permission
to take her children from the state.
Mrs. Fouts was recently granted de-
cree OF divorce from her husband,
william r. Fouts, and awarded the
custody Of the children on condition
that she should not take them be-
yond the jurisdiction OF the court.
The husband contests the motion for
permission to take the children away.
II Mrs Fouts decides TO leave New
Mexico she must leave the children
In the custody OF Mrs. y. r.. schultz
sister Of their father. according to TO-
days order.
Mrs. I.aisa Biaudi Lenzinl today nj
"a suit asking for an absolute divorce
from her husband Quorino Lenzinl
The couple we're married az Dawson,
n. NJ. on February 90, 1908, and have
no children According 20 the com
piaint, the husband deserted his WE
without cause ia July 1910 lnht
during the time they lived Eogether
the husband oeat her. To- ono ot ne
allegations made by Mrs LcnzinL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-23

Tenth Cavalry 10 nordcr.
Burlington. w., oct 23.--In ae-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-12
Nore Serantpn.

Bins Stanfeipit6. oefen sidbri'
ger Sobu Dor stli6en Wohen on @aro'
ner Npsnue bon benz Gutomobil oes T..
9. Stonier nieber9erannt nnroe uno
einen Shdbslbrud erbislt, itrenste am
Samftas sesen Stonier cine 2lage fur
$40, 900 @nti4aoisuns an.
Der Seibsfabriiant galsntin 8liB
unb grGiteft Sobn gisllon sntsinssn
ON Dienftas Wfittas auf Der Sft Wtar'
let StraBe Babufreuauu9 fnapp Der
3ermalmuts our4 stuen .. & 3.
Uabn3ug. Sie molltsn eben nit benz
@utomobit bic @eleiis iiberfabren, als
elm 3us ansebonnert fam, unb nm iih
Su retten. nnbte Btib ote polle Shnel'
lisieit anbreben unb NIT Der WtalGine
In oas Siherbeits9itter rennen. Das
automobil wurbe etmas beiddoi9t. aber
beioe Sniaifeu entfamen obne lDeiter'
Serlesungsn.
= Serr unb Srau @nitap Robe'
mann pou Columbia Guenue mnrben
am 6retta9 Slbsnb seleseutli@ Der 5eisr
ibrer iilbernen 0o63eit pon bem 6rnuen
Ssrein Der co. llitb. 3ions @emsinbs
uuf's an9enehmite iiberrai6t. Sm Der
laufe oes GbenbS tna9te Paitor VI. 8.
@allentamp cine fur5e anreoe uuo iibst.
rei1te oann BEN Snbelpaar i'm Jiamsu
bes Srauen Sersins Elm prahtuollss
iilbsrnes @ei6snf, als Nnoeuten fiI
Die @elesenbeit. Sin muiifalii9es BRO
sramm muroe aud uorsstrasen unS
man per9nii9te iih bis 3u lp1ter abeno'
ftunte In fr0bliAlter SBeiie.
- 5rau Marp Spraspa,o, bic Is
Ntonate alte Gnnie BrobosfeD nno ibrt
81 Sabre alte S6meiter @ua puroen
am Wiontas Wtittas faauoerbaft per,
lett, als In Der 9Bobnnng an 1ead
2lpenne Elm aihenofeu In bic Xuft flog,
lpnbgIhelnIIdl otl1d Bnnamli psrIir,
ia9t, bas iidb In ben 9oblsn befanO,
Ole 5rau ipurbe burd ein 8enfter unt
iiber Elm @el1noer In bic Straee &C.
iGleuoert, bem einen ainb murben oit
3dbne anb elm au9e ausserilien unt
oas nnbere erbielt elm jerfleiidtes Sc
ii9t. Die Nuht Der @rplolion nal
cine isbr ltarfe. oenn Der Ofsn puro,
in Siiids setilien. auh mar Der Snul
In Der sanjsn Jiadbaridaft bOrbar unit
lOdte i9neu cine Dteni6enmense On.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-12
@apne Gcuntp .

6onesbale. - Soisph Salt uon bier
uno Srdnleiu Z. 8lanhe Gilmore pOn
0bite UttIs pnroen portesten Wfitts
mod In Der Wobnuus Der Sraut bur9
Yaftor 98alter Dalter ju einem @be'
paar uerbunoen.-Srau Wtar1 9. Sea'
mon, bic am Wtittwoh 3uuor Itarb,
wnroe Samitas giadmittag I'M @ten
DnbsrrD 5riebbof beerOist. .-@dbreno
bes itarfen Stnrmes am Samltas
9iadmittne murOe bic 9BOtnuns oss
abpotaten Tt. 80. 3toder an ytoro
Wlain Strabe pom Slis setroffen uno
bebeutsno beiddbist. = Die Wtolferei
su 9tiepoille pnrOe am Wiontas Yor'
inittna 6ur9 etneu Brano ierit6rt uno
betrdSt Der anssridtete SduOen uusss
fdbr 5000. Wlnn fOnnte Elm srobe'
res Quautum Sdis aus bem brsunet'
ben @eb6uoe retten. = Den @beieuten
@sorse QB. Ssslsr 1T elm S6bnlein ss'
boren morben. = Srdulein Wfareusrits
DoImetIH pom bier ugo 8. part Ssslg
uon gBoDerlp, u. g., wurbsn am
Samitas abenO i'm 0Otel Sspille IN
yieip Dorf uls elm @bspaar siHStis9nst.
Ole fsihstsa pruo,saFesltsn IN DE- sta6a
CIesSfs de omes ass stassasahistz.S
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-12
@ilfes. sarre Ra&rt6ten.

- Die @oroners @eihworeneu. pel'
DE ben 5all bes Walter Soslwosfi un'
tsrluhten. Der am Samitag juuor ent'
lang ben Babnseteiisn 30 Broofiioe ole
4ei6e aufsefunoen wurbe, erfldrten in
ibrem @abripru4, baB Elm MiOro uor'
liest.
Der Nbpofat Paul 0e6foro trug
ON Srsitas aui Der 9loro StraBe Bride
elm perrenfteS 3nie uno mebrere gee
brodene Eippen oauOn. ole iein neues
Nutomobil einen Purjelbaum mahtt
uno sr sesen Elm i&Deres WfotOrtrud
geihleuoert muroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-12
SaS xhal abmdrtS.

SabIpr. Stanlsg ROtbSfD, neIder
angebli1 ben Soc Subesfi nit eineln
Uisier am Sals usrlsste. als iif in
elmer 8irtbidaft Elm arawal ersisnete,
Duroe aui Wfontas burdJ Boltjeihei
Strein perhaftet unb 9iahmitta9s nod
einem Serb0r In @rmangetun9 uon
81 900 Bhrgihuft bem @eidngniB iiber.
ianot. = 3iah einem Stillitano pOu
jebn Gdgtn, 3nerit ourh einen Streit
uno oann Ourh por9enommeue Repara'
iuren peruriaft. nabm am Wfontas Die
EaDlor 3ehe lpieoer ben Bstrisb auf.-
Die bieii9e Soipital @eiellihaft bat
Dfontas Nadjt Die iolsenoen Beamten
erwdblt: Praiioent, Sames Brice ;
YiSe Brdiioent, s. R. @ODne; Sefre'
tdr, 8. .. Ssniball SGasmeliter, U.
2B. Reeie; 6rGulein @lilabetb Sortune
wurbe nieberum oils Superintenbentin
ernannt. = Sobn Strein pon @eit
Union StraBe unb SrdulsiH Satberinu
Pbillipi pom yincOln 9ei9bts muroen
ssitern abenb burd BaitOr @. =. 6eser
oils elm @bspaar sin9sisSuet.
Das TbOmas @opne Sotel su
Wfiuooofa wuroe frab am Sonntus
Wtorssn bur6 einsn Srano uollitan6i9
3erlf6rt. einen 8erluit uDn stna $4, 600
ueruriaheno. @Opns, feline Satin unb
9ino musten nab oem Dad flisbsu,
BON mo iie nit Wiiibs 9ereItet psroen
fpnnten,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-12

Bsatnnsnb Wiontas, 80. sunni. unb an'
balteno bis Is. september, tpiro ote'
fer 9aben iebsn @odsnta9 nm 8
llhr moreens erDhnet merosn uno
nm 5 llbr gbenos itlieben,
SamltagS ans9enomnei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-12
&atet aud, BOZ saIbtn aeaen "a.

Sdtet Gn6 BOT Salbeti eeecn ad'
arb, bic Aufd fiber fntbalttn, ba AuedlIbrr
TGtr bsn Sinu bee @sruhss jnltDrtn unb pas
edur Ssasm pBlie ssrritttn pirb, psuu 60
Surb bic f6IfimietH Sbuaa4tH finbtlnai
SSI6s @rtiftI lclifn ME aubfr aaf 9ncrbnuna
gut btrufsnrr asrtts atbrauGt psrbtn. hn bar
Stabsu, btn ls anri6ttn, stbnmaI Ie srpb III
ale has @utt, bas 9br baron rrjitIrn finnitt.
Sall's Ratarrb-8ut, fabrijirt BON Q.
8. Cheney & Co., 1olsep, o., tnlb6t ftiu
Autdflber unb pirb tnntrIib stnUmmsn unb
pirit biTtft aaf bic IaIsimistn SbHad@sn bts
SYfsms. gBtnn 9br 5aas aatarrp Rur
faufi, Irie fbr, bab 9br bic G&ie btfpmmt.
Sit pirb tnnrlit stnpmmtn uub in SOtep,
Obte, epn 8 8. Gbtntp Il 90. etma&t.
D6- gsriauft BON allen ApUtbtfsrn, pIsis
75c. bic 6lalGs.
paIl's 8nmiIisn. ptlIsn linb bic btttn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-12
Bon Netcrsbura.

- Bei ben @beleuten Sermann
Shwenfer pon Preseott Guenue bat Ii9
elm SUbnlein einssltsat.
- Dem Dtesser ghbreus SehrIi
BON slib Strabe wurbe seitern osr
,wsite Singer Der rehten 9ano In elmer
8nrftmui9ins tbeilmeiie abSeihnittsn.
7 Das @rssbni6 Der Subildnms'
ipenoen, Die nuf Oes 9aiiers peri0uliden
gDuni6 fir 0ohltbdtisteitss unb ge'
meiunusise 3wsde usripsnbet werosu.
bat ullsemeine 8efrieoisung erregt. Die
S6bs Der insseiammt beissiteuerten
Sstrdse bslauft iid anf so Milliousu
Wturf. Die uambafte 8etheilisun9
giep DORIS. bic Stiftuna einss nsusu
@eoddltniebaues i'm yleD Oorfer Deut'
Idsn Soipital nnb Diipsularp, wtro In
ben 8erlinsr 3situnseu beionbsre ansr'
fsnnsno beruorsebobsH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-12

Sm Glter uon 80 Subrsn 1T ssitsrn
In ieiuer Bobnuns on @ebar Auenue
Der beutihe BiOnier Rbilip Dimler &C.
itorbeh, Der felt 1856 bier tpobute.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-06-12
@as ioll bte Stunt 8rant
DDer Mbitnrientilt
tragen
@slass @si9ent TT am pafsaS=
itea tiir Sie?

2mei aliidlid1e Momente tn eines
Wfaohens Seben = msnn ite 9raouirt
unb peun 5ie BraIt ipirb. Seoes Wtdo'
dasn idbauet poraus fiir oteie jDst wi1'
tiaen Yerioben unb trifft groBe Sor'
iorae In Der Musmahl Der 9leioer ttir
iebe @slsssnbsit. SIN Sale iis ois
aanse Gusitattun9 BON oes n@lobe'sA
pollItanoisem 8Orratb ma6t, 10 IT. iie
boppelt fiber fur 3ufrisoenbeit.
gbas mon Der Braut Ooer glbitnrien'
tin id,ufsn ioa, 1T Elm leiHt gsloitss
Yroblsm, menu Sie unlere ipsltsue
lifts ,u Ratbs sisbeu. nniere aus'
wabl BON 0Odseits uuo @raouattons
@eideuten erreihte niemols iol4 cine
SSbe uou Iouftdubisfeit, als wts fur
Die SaiIon 1913. Gin bnnoert uno etns
pofIenoe @eihenfe. ieoes pon pelhen
6as ri6tise ausbriidt, itno bier fsrtts
fur @sber.
8rante, bur altem, iino an bieiem Der:
faaf bnn ipeik intereiiirt.
9oristt usbsrshss uOn @ambric, Song
cloth nub giainiOOf, 3n 15e, 23e, 39'
nnb bis Su $2.49.
Briueee clips bon 9on9elotb uni
ylainioof, su SOC, csc nnb bis 81
$11.49.
9leioerrSde. @eminoer unb Slips
BON be,aubernber @repesbe'@bine Seioe,
3u $3.9S bis $9.98.
9ombinationen IT. Wareefla1 wSoml
Mabe4 unb -slmi Sren9A Stils, S9e,
$50 uno bis 3u 1898.
@ew1nber BON @ambric, 9on9clotl
unb 9iaiuioof, ju 45c, 67c, $50 nno biz
3u $9.98.
uuterboien bon @ambric. 2onsclotE
unb glaiuIoof, ju 19c. 800, 45c unb BIZ
Az 80. .9S.
comic GnhenhE NON aliherell pnilltll
Ben @sman6srn, berer Nnfiibrung Del
Ranmuus mangelt.
3psitr Stud = 6abrfiiblt.
The Harlowton news., 1913-07-18
Much In Little.

Much In Little.
'Pop, what does multum in paryo
mean?' "Multum in parvo, my son, is
Latin and means er-well, haven't you
ever seen a fat woman In bathing
suit ?'-St Louis Post Dispatch.
The Harlowton news., 1913-07-18
--7 ~ ;sH IL .'-Ea .[
Holv Wars by Moslon1s.

There has been no universal war by
Moslems on unbelievers since the
early days of Mohammedanism. 1t
has been supposed that only the ca
liph, an office now claimed by the sui
tans of Turkey. can order a general
war or jihad, but as the Persians and
the Moors, who are Mohammedans, do
not acknowledge the spiritual authori-
ty of the Ottoman sultan and look to
their own rulers for their cue in such
case, it is not at all likely that there
will ever again be jihad. Holy wars
have been proclaimed by the fhahdis.
as was the case in the Sudan in 1882
when .Chinese" Gordon was murdered
at Khartum, but there has been no gen,
eral war between the followers Of the
prophet and the infldel dogs since the
early times when Mohammed was
establishing his power.-Argonaut.
The Harlowton news., 1913-07-18
A Watch, i String and an Almanac.

A Watch, i String and an Almanac.
Suppose you were in an open boat
on the ocean with a nautical almanac.
a piece Of string and a watch that had
run down and were entirely ignorant
Of your whereabouts. How could you
find out where you were?
The question may puzzle you, but
don't put forward an answer as silly
as the following reply to the question
as to how many times you can sub
tract 10 from 100000: "As often as
you like"
But to return to the boat, the watch,
the string and the almanac, set the
watch going. With the piece Of string
measure at arms length the distance
between the sun and the horizon and
ascertain its ratio to the length Of the
arms This will give the suns altitude
at various times by the watch, and the
latitude and moment of noon can be
found approximately In the same way
New York Sun.
The Harlowton news., 1913-07-18
How Lincoln Managed Sumner. Il.

- -. x Y&.ssR II
How lincoln Managed Sumner.
Writing on THE Arbitration of the
Alabama Claims In the Century, Colo
mel William Conant Church says:
Grant had none Of the tact II deal
ing with Senator Sumner that Lincoln,
master OF men, had shown III his inter
course with that sensitive statesman.
Sumner, who occupied roomy quarters
In an old fashioned house diagonally
across Jackson square from the White
House, prided himself on making the
best tea In Washington. When Lin
coin had point to gain be would
saunter across the square and ask
Summer to make him a cup Of that
delicious tea The two would gossip
over their tea like two guild wives,
and not until the president rose to 30
did he refer to the subject on his
mind. Then he would say. Sumner,
such and such a bill Is coming up in
the senate tomorrow, and | count upon
your support for it,
"Had he introduced the matter di
rectly the natural disposition Of the
senator to differ might have resulted
In persuading him into opposition to 4
measure concerning which he had no
determined opinions
The Harlowton news., 1913-07-18
LADIES ENTERTAIN
AID SOCIETY

Mrs Brewster and Mrs. Haven
delightfully."- entertained the Pres
5byterian Aid Society and their
friends at the home Of the former
In Bireland" Wednesday after
noon. Fifty one different species
of the featherd folk, in natural col
5ors, were tastefully arranged in
groups around the rooms. The
guests were given pencil and paper
with a list Of questions. the ans
wers to be found in the names Of
the different birds. An hour was
allowed to find out how much or
little the guests knew of the bird
family
About five o'clock the hostesses
served a delicious two course lunch
con of salad, sandwiches, coffee,
ice cream and cake. The silver Of
fering amounted to eight dollars.
The Harlowton news., 1913-07-18
fifteenth Century College Ways.

&''sS~s'e'' - ~-
The Oxford undergraduate in the
early fifteenth century, in order to OBJ
tain his B. "A. degree. studied the logic
Of Porphyry and Boethius, something
OF Aristotle, and enough Of arithmetic
to enable him to find Easter. Three
years more were usually spent in
studying geometry, astronomy and as.
trology. He lived In college. His al
lowance Of money was shilling a
week. His breakfast was a piece Of
bread and pot Of beer at dawn. His
dinner was eaten at 10 in the morning.
He was given one suit of clothes
yearly. Three times year each stu
dent was required secretly to tell the
masters Of the misbehavior OF his fell
lows, who then received competent
castigation.' The rules laid down by
De Wykeham prohibited visits to tav-
erns or "spectac]es," the keeping Of
dogs, the playing of chess and other
"noxious and illicit sports, shooting
with arrows or other missiles, dancing.
running, wrestling or other incautious8
and inordinate amusements." - St.
James Gazette.
The Harlowton news., 1913-07-18
Effective.

Effective.
1--WE got a new attachment for the
family piano." said Mr.. Grumbler.
land it's wonderful"
What is it?'
"a lock and key
The Harlowton news., 1913-07-18
NOTICE

In the District Court of the Sixth
Judicial District of the State Of
Montana, in and for the County of
Sweet Grass.
G. r. Wilson ct. al, Plaintiffs,
VS..
Thomas McCury ct. al, Defendants.
In tile matter of&tle application Of
tTench g. Harmon for a decree Of
water right from Agnes creek a
branch of the American Fork.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given, that Tench
G. Harmon has made application for
a Decree of Water Right from the
waters Of Agnes creek Of the Ameri-
can Fork, an adjudicated stream; that
the name OF the appropriation is
Tench G. Harmon, the amount of ap-
preparation is one hundred twenty
Q2O)inches, or The flow Of three cubic
feet per second of said water, and
the name of the stream from which
the water is TO be appropriated is
Agnes creek a branch Of American
Fork.
Fl. G. Pound,
w. g. Husband, Clerk OF Court.
Attorney for Petitioner.
[sEAL1
(First pub. June 13, 1879
The Harlowton news., 1913-07-18
Sheriff's Sale

f. P. Mars, Administrator, the Es-
tate Of Andrew G. Graves, Plaintiff,
versus Williom Drury, Defendant.
To be sold AT sheriff S sale, at the
First National Bank Of HarIowton,
Harlowton, Meagher county, Montana,
on Friday the 9Th day of Augcst, 1918
at the hour OF one O'Clock p. m. of
said day, the following described pro-
|perty, to-Wit:,
!, The southeast quarter of The north
west quarter OF the northeast quar-
ter OF section twenty-five, (22) in
township number eight north Of
range fifteen east OF the MontaLa a
principal meridian, consisting of ten
(lO) acres of land in a square form, and
peing the southeast ten acres OF above
described tract, TO the highest and
best bidder.
Given under my haud this 18th day
of July, 1918.
ROBERT MENzIEs, Sheriff.
RoBT. N. JONES,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
7-l8-13
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verbos;ty, oeity and osity.

She was young woman, famous for
her command Of the English language.
also equally well known for having
people follow her wishes. She visited
d friend and described her plans. The
friend. made garrulous By embarrass-
ment, declined to fall in with the prop
osition and houndered around for half
an hour in sea of excuses and expla-
nations. This was too much for the
girl with the command Of language.
She ended the interview with this
stinging denunciation:
"Verbosity, idiocity, hideosity"-
Popular Magazine.
The Harlowton news., 1913-07-18

year is giving results.
Now is the time to do your
screening. See Nichols & Logan.
Agent Karnop has disposed of
all his Ford cars except two runa,
bouts. Two went to Judith Gap
and one to White Sulphur Springs.
See Nichols 8 Logan for your
screens.
G. p. Rieff, the popular manager
of Marshall's store, helped out the
band last Sunday at the ball game,
at Moore.
Houses to rent. Lynn & Dunn.
adv. I'LL
Mrs. Kropp and Mrs. Boise left
last Saturday for Anderscn's Lith-
la Springs to spend a few weeks
vacation.
Watch Marshall's windows for
new merchandise. adv.
Benz. Urner, real estate dealer,
attended the good roads conven-
tion at Kalispell this week.
The Harlowton news., 1913-07-18
Presbyterian Services

Rev, Klemme will hold services
in the Presbyterian church next
Sunday evening at s pm. Special
music. Everybody welcome.
The Harlowton news., 1913-07-18

\
tors iii leaving a large sized mega
phone On the sidewalk. Their
thoughtfulness is certainly appre-
ciated ssby Banker Mars and At
torney Husband, who would have
gone breakfastless on their journey
to Bigtinlber last Monday AS it
was, these gentlemen awakened
the whole town ut five o'clock in
the morning and had their break
fast. They desire to extend their
thanks for the consideration shown.
! will bay the highest cash
price for All kinds Of household
Foods, stoves, dishes. etc. See me
when yon need anything. # Il
haven 7 got it I will get it. OPP
posite Hogl's Saloon.
Mrs b. x. Cheadle, sons Barlow
and Ned and daughter Constance
and M rs. Cheadle's sister, Mrs.
Scofeld Of Canon Falls Mimi,
passed through Harlowton last
Tuesday on route to the Yellow
stone Park. They stopped over
here to do some necessary trading.
They expect to reach the park
about tomorrow.
How are YOU going to take care
of the bills this fall if you get
hailed outs BY taking out a hail
insurance policy now from Lynn
& Dunn. We take your note if
you wish without interest. adv.
Fred Marrs, cashier Of the First
National Bank, and Attorney Hus-
band went to Bigtimber last Mon
day on business connected with
the q. II. Davis estate matter.
They made the round "trip by auto
mobile in one day.
See the City Dray Line for all
dray and transfer business. Cab
to any part of the city day or
night. Resident agent for Cont
mental Oil Co. Telephone No. IL.
Harry Cosgriffe, prop.-adv.
a fishing party composed Of Mr..
Mcdonald and sister, Miss Shep-
! herd and W. +. E.Thistlewood, jour
neyed to Groveland last Sunday and
spent the day fishing,in the Mussel-
shell, l,returning on "a. They brought
home nice string Of trout.
We now have four of the I. Ell.
@. 3O.6O Mogul farm tractors. Come
and look them over before you
buy. A full line Of farm machin-
cry. J.. H. Karnop.-
Martin Herim's boy of Lennep
broke lis arm the beginning of
the week. 1t was a bad break, the
bone being fractured at the elbow
He took him to Lewistowns to
have an x Ray picture Of the frac
ture taken.
Catholic Services Masses, 1st
and Bird Sunday of each month
at s and 1890 a. m. Benediction
of the Most Blessed Sacrament
Sunday evening at 8 p. nj.
j. r. Kiehl, stock inspector
for Meagher and Musselshell coun-
ties, leaves for Chicago the 18th
to work in the stock yards Of
that place during the shipping
season. as
Drink union beer at the union
bar, Lewistown Brewery Saloon,
Fl. NJ. Hogl, Harlowton, Montana
ADV.
g. @. Noel, our fleet footed cen
ter fielder, with party of friends
were fishing last Tuesday at Grove
land. The party caught a nice
string Of trout and had a-fine fisf
fry that evening.
When your sewing machine gets
ont Of repair bring it to me.
will fix it for you'll. Minshall
The Tailor.
The Harlowton news., 1913-07-18
The Surast Way.

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fatuation for him?"
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