The Harlowton news. [volume], February 26, 1909, Image 4

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You May Drive Home
with a wagon that everybody takes off his hat to if you
trade with us. We are not given to extravagant state
ments but the experience we have had selling
Studebaker Vehioles
and Harness
warrants us in putting it strong. That experience proves that
nothing satisfies so well as Studebakers. We don't need to tell
you that they are honest goods. When you have made your pur
chase you go home satisfied and stay satisfied. That's the kind of
customers we need in the building of our business. That's why we
handle the Studebaker line.
Do you need something? Let us figure on it with yew.
H. E. MARSHALL, Harlowton, Mont.
P.O. Studebaker. are not afraid to brand thiier product with the name. Studebaker, and that
nameplate on your job Ie your beet guarantee that youi have a veihice iaf true valus and worth.
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DIREC TORS: PHILIP I. MOULE
Philip I. Moule. PRESIDENT
Anirew C. Graves. A. C. CRAVES
Ldward M. Jenizen* VIC. PR S.
H. E. Marshall, C. N. FRIDAY
Guy H. Davis CAH.
' al FGs CASFII R
Geore R cPg e F P. MARRS
Georg g R.PirieA. CASHIER
The E.F. Ross Co.
Clothing Dept.
TS suc1i an easy matter now for
I sou to finish the present season
withNew.StylishdilandsomeClothing
aid he ready for next Fall that we
shall be surprised if you don't come
in and buy a suit or an overcoat at
Sthese low prices t hat we are making
SFOR CASH until
MARCH 10 th 1909.
Fine Suits & Overcoats at $20.00
worth $30.00
Fine Suits & Overcoats at 25.00
worth $35.4)
Fine Suits & Overcoats at 15.00
wort h $20.00
Ti ousers at. $2.00 worth $3.50
Trousers at 3.50 worth 5.00
Trousers at 4.00 worth 5.50
OtTit SPRING LINE OF MEN'S
TSlITS AND OVERtCOATS ARE
ALREALDY IN.
";le ii not a loser the early chooser.'
We always suggest an early selection
Swhile the stocks are full and the
, Handsomest suits are still here.
That's real true for they are
handsomer than ever this season.
THE E. F. ROSS COMPANY
Central Ave. Harlowton, Montazna
31u~U rV V Itt U&30
Abnut jtturar1f enId NreUtxvhr
Read Marshall's ad.
You can get home made pork sau
sage at Graves. 34tf
The Popular Piano is the Hamilton.
28tf At W. S. Smith's Lewistown.
Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal al
ways on hand at Graves' Meat Mar
ket. 34tf
The unexcelled Baldwin Line of
Pianos, 28tf
At W. S. Smith's, Lewistown.
Alfred Welch,of Lewistown, repre
senting the New York Life Insurance
Co. was in town the first of the week.
J. R. Merrells and J. Arthur, from
Moore passed thru on their way to
Big Timber in an automobile on
Wednesday.
S. L. Hodges was down to Martins
dale on business the first of the week.
He says they have some fine ranches
in that vicinity.
James Blackford, of the law firm of
Blackford & Blackforci,of Lewistown,
was here between trains Wednesday
on his way east.
Anyone wishing to rent a good
Singer (latest improved) Sewiug Ma
chine can do so by calling on F. 1)u
frene at $1.50 per week. 35tf
C. C. Morris, L. M. Law and A. L.
Carroll, of Roundup passed through
Wednesday on their way to Lewis
town.
L. H. Glenn, of Viroqua, Wis.,
father of Attorney Glenn is expected
here this week to establish his home
on his claim half a mile east of town
where his home is in readiness for
hini.
Attornny L. I). Glenn of ihis place
recently secured a decree of divorce
for Edward V. Cabbage against his
wife May S. Cabbage in the District
Court at Lewistown.
"Coming Events Cast Their Sha
dows Before." Watch for announce
ment of our Spring Opening next
month. Boston Store (Stephenson Co.)
Main St., east of Post Oftlce.
Mr. Hewitt, right-of-way man for
the C. M. & P. S. Ry. Co. has been in
town the past few days to effect set
tlement of several railroad claims in
the hamds of Attorney Glenn.
Mrs. George Gannon and Miss Edna
Caine accompanied by Mr. McDonald,
Mrs. Gannon's father, went to Lewis
town Thursday. They will go to the
McDonald ranch for a short vacation,
and will return after the first of the
month.
George Gannon will install a new
soda fountain in l'is confectionary
store. He is making a large excava
tion under his store for a cellar pre
paratory to putting in the fountain.
George is a hustler and will do a good
business this summer.
A vaudeville entertainment to be
given by local young folks is one of
the treats in store for the public at a
near future date. It is planed to
hold the show in the opera nouse,
and charge a small admittance fee.
Watch for programn and date in next
week's News.
Read Marshall's ad.
Go to Graves' for the latest kinds of
sausage. 34tf
See Dreyer, the Architect, before
building. 35tf
Mrs. D. B.Eisenstien, of Butte, ar
rived here Thursday afternoon to
join her husband who is employed as
barber for Thomas Henzlik.
Oysters direct from Baltimore to
Graves. 34tf
Mrs. J. H. Duffy has moved to
Lewistown.
George Nutt has been sick the past
week.
Elva Robertson, daughter of jewel
er Robertson is here on a visit for a
few days.
O. L. Habness, was here from Len
nep during Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr. Labrie drove out to his ranch
Thursday.
A. W. Criss has taken the contract
to survey the Van Cleve addition.
Sigvould Larsen, of Shawlaut was
in town this week on business.
T, C. Hannon, of Melville, was in
town on business the fore part of the
week.
A. C. Graves made a trip to Sixteen
Wednesday.
$25 Buys a nice drop head Sewing
Machine, at 28tf
W. S. Smith's, Lewistown.
George Williams, the sheriff of
Meagher county spent several days in
town during the week.
For Sale-I have a good typewriter
for sale cheap. call at my office and
see it.
35 L. D. Glenn.
Ed. Parrott,a hardware man made
the town the first part of the week
and took in the M. W. of A. dance.
Nick and Lou Weber from Bercail I
were in town the first of the week
and took out a load of provisions.
Mr. and Mrs. Conductor Thomas
have moved to Three Forks, where
they will be located for the future.
They expect to build a, home there.
I wish to rent or lease for one year 4
about 80 acres of plowed land with
water. Write to A. L. Kelly, Six
teen, Montana. 34-35
Everybody's Business is Nobody's
Business. For best results list your
property for sale exclusively with R.
B. Stephenson. Office Main St. East
of Post Office. 35tf
J. H. Pitman, who will have charge
of the bar in the Graves hotel came
in from Helena the first of the week,
and is helping to arrange the fixtures
in the bar room of the hotel.
See Dreyer, the Architect, before
building. 35tf
Reliable Piano Tuning.
W. A. Smith piano tuner for Mon
tana Music Co, Butte will be in the
city soon. Leave orders at the New
office.
Notice.
Sunday, February 28th there will
be two masses for -the Catholics in
the Urner Hall. One will be held at
8 a. m. and the other at 9 a. m. All
are requested to attend.
New Millinery.
Mrs. R. B. Stephenson, will have
her millinery establishment remodled
for the summer. She has a splendid
line of millinery and ladies funishings
on the way. A large amount of
trimmings has already arrived.
Watch for the announcement in the
next issue.
Will Close February 28th.
The Grand Piano contest will close
Feh. 28. 1909. Please bring in your
tickets on that day, and the Plano
will be awarded to the person hold
ing the greatest number of cash tick
ets on Monday March First 1909.
Judges: H. E. Marshall
C. N. Friday
M. W. Lewellin.
The E. F. Ross C". Leading Men's
and Women's Furnishers.
Lots of Fur.
Mrs. Good's and Mrs. J. W. Frer
man's classes of the M. E. Sunday
school have undertaken to pay for
the windows of the new M.E.('hurch
Their first missionary work was done
last Tuesday evening when they gate
an entertainment at the home of
Mrs. Good. The entertainment took
the form of a series of tableans,whi'h
were artistically arranged and creat
ed considerable fun.
The little girls also sold pop corn
and fudge, some of them would p t
the ordinary peanut vendor in the
shade. They had the goods and they
s~ld them. A hew more successes like
this and the classes w ill have com
pleted their task.
OUR PRICES ARE ALL LEADERS
As the Following List Will Show
Dried Fruits, All "FANCY BRAND"
Prices per 28 pound box
Apples $3.25 [ Pitted Plums $3.00
Peaches 2.75 Riaisens 2.35
Prunes 2.25 White Figs 2.25
Apricots 3.25 Half Pears 3.25
100 lb. lots 500 lb. lots
Pillsbury's Flour $3.75 $3.60
Monarch " 3.50 3.25
Sugar 6.25
Canned Goods, "EXTRA STANDARD"
Price per Case
Tomatoes $2.85 Q Peas $2.65
Corn 2.25 Sauer Kraut 3.00
String Beans 2.50 Fruits, Mixed 4.50
We Wish to thank our patrons for favors shown us in
the past, and solicit a continuance of their business.
URNER, MERCANTILE CO., INC.
Capitol $50,000, Fully Paid
ONE PRICE TO EVERYBODY
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It will pay you to read the ads in
The News.
All kinds of sausage made daily at
Graves butcher shop. 34tf
Everything good to eat in the meat
line at Graves' 34tf
Owl creek coal$8.50 per ton delivered
J. J. Hall, Dealer. Phone 12,Harlow
ton.
Mrs. Alice D. Van Cleve and Mr.
Scartett, of Melville came in on their
car the last of last week and while
lere made a contract for the plating
of her 40 acres east of town and the
same will be known as the Van Cleve.
addition.
Good Cough Medicine.
Coughs, colds, croup and whooping
cough are promptly cured by Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. There is
no better or safer medicine made as
it contains nothing that will injure
the smallest child. For sale by
Lewellin Drug Co.
It is a Wonder,
Chamberlain's Liniment is one of
the most remarkable preparations yet
produced for lame back, sprains and
bruises. The quick relief from pain
which it affords is alone worth many
times its cost. Price 25 cents, large
size 50 cents. For sale by Lewellin
Drug Co.
SAMPLE LINE OF
HENDERSON CORSETS
They are pretty
You shuold see them
LEAVE YOUR ORDER
MARSHALLS The Busy
A. J. DREYER
ARCHITEC & BUILDING
PERSPECTIVES & ESTIMATES
furnished on any notice
OFFICE WITH STEVENS-DREYER HARD
WARE CO.
MUSSELSHELL VALLEY
NURSERY
FLOWERS AND
GARDEN TRUCK
- Geo. Knudson, Harlowton, Mont.
MUD IS FLYING
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
W. 0. STRAIGHT
U. S. COMMISSIONER
Land Filings and yearly and Final
Proofs can be made Before me.
Harlowton, - - - - : - Montana
DR. S. K. CAMPBELL
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office: Main Street.
Iarlowton, - Montana.
L D. GLENN
ATTOREY-AT.LAW
& NOTARY PUBLIC
Will practice in all state and fed
eral courts. Conveyaneing and col
lections. Office next door to Mussel
shell Valley National Bank,on Cen
tral Ave.
Harlowton, - - - Montana.
CALL ON
R. R. LEE
THE ARCHITECTS
FOR PLANS
Harlowton, Montana
Dr. E. V. CABBAGE
DENTIST
Office Hours
9:00 a. In., to 4:00 p. m.
Office in the Urner Block
Dr. A. M. KNIGHT
Resident Dentist
LYONS BUILDING
HARLOWTON. - MONTANA
W. C. HUSBAND,
LAWYER
Will practice in all state and fe
deral courts. Conveyancing cal
lectious Corporation law and real
estate. Office over State Bank.
Harlowton, _ Montana
BRASEY & STACK
LAND ATTORNEY
Late Register U. S. Land Office
Inquiries Promptly Answered
Offices: Laux Building
Lewistown. - - - - - - Montana
KENT & SHANLEY
ARCH IT ECTS
408 Hennessy Building, BuLte Mont