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HARLOWTON WINS
Pats it Over Three Forks By Close Score of,
Nine Pins--Roundup to be Here
Next Sunday.
In one of the closest and most hotly
contested bowling mnateches ever play
ed in this section of M Mn ana, Hlar
lowton succeeded in !efeating toe
quintette representing Three Forks
on the local bowling all- s last Satur
day night. When the smoke clearer
away it was found tlit Harlow ton
had Just nine pins to the p hid. At
no stage of the game ellihI it he said
that either side had I lie gane Iuckei
away. It was nobody's game up to
the tinish.
A large number witnessed the con
test, enjo ed the excitemnent, and
caine away proud of the icral teaim.
Fred Carison pr ved to be the preiiter
Score First S1
Ilarlowton (0$s
Three Forks - 0
The following was the llne-uLp:
liar lown I o
Mii
IIo lwuay
Good Cough Medicine.
Coughs, colds. cr'op and wo liming
cough are proi .ptly cired br1 (lhain
berlain's (Cough lienteidy. t'here iý
no better or safer medlicine made aý
it contains nothing that will injure
the smallest child. For sale by
Lewellin Iruog ('0.
Read NIarsha .S art.
E.F. ROSSCO.
I SCLOTHING STORE
~It will be to your advantage to come in and look over cur
LARGE STOCK of MEN`'S WVINTER SPtI'[TS that are just tahe
right weights to wear in this northern county for 3 moin ths iLt o yoa r to Th y ae F B ROS. S I
Sin til warm w eat her comes. Thlev are FRI END I) 1H 0( St ITS
that make friends. There are 100 suits left all of litn u; to
the monute in style, color, Pit and Fabrics
Suits will go at $25 worth $35
I " " " " 20 " 30
" " " " 15 " 20
1 6 " " 12 2 " 18 2
'These are all cash prices'
You can buy Summer Clothes now if you want them, a big
2 line to select from
PILE OF STYLE MAKE $10. to $25.
Young Men's Clothes
The iiajority of young inen who
u i t hos ant ling business men
felimoos w\ho st uth "Wtle, and know a
garment wihen they see it.
" The (Vrad iking 8tstem ) has
been reateii especially to cope itlithier
todit ideas ;n 1 desires. They d tfer '.' .*,>.*..:.*
from the o~rdinarv in waif a .em~brae
II tin e tw n III (VIIurns anti fads w~hichi are ci> ':".
I character Ii It" e0 1smart' dressers.
If you care for cloths with class they
will apelstrongly.
At $10.00 to 25.00
We cloth them all, Men, Youths
and Boys. > :
I E. F.I
I ROSS
Harlowton, Montana
Harlowou, h.eus fuumhmeuuufuhhumememh'mI
bowler, carrying off the highest
boners. His highest score being 199,
time after time lie knocked them all
down the first clatter. T h e
figures tells the tale;
Roundup Here Next Sunday.
The team from Roundup ~ill he
here gor a match gai.w next Sundiay,
March 141t h. Hario\w ton was defeat ed
by this team a short tine ago on the
Roundup allvs. The return ioa cli
will prove to be exciting as botth
tcains are about equal in tue abihit
to knock them over. The llariowto,
boys are determined to regain their
last laurels.
ecund Third 'rota s
742 7:1 2171
7.8 654 21U2
9
Three Forks
Lau range
Lyinch
'Tanchey
Ford
Chambers
It Is a Wonder,
Chamberlain's Liniment is one of
the most remarkable preparations yet
produced for lame back, sprains and
bruises. Tue quick relief from pain
which it affords is alone wort h many
times its cost. Price 25 cents, large
size 50 cents. For sale by Lewellin
l)rug Co.
I ~ MUSICAL COMDY FAVOPITE{
Photo by Moffett Studio. Chicago.
Grace Leigh1 One of the Leading Lig hts with the "Foilies of 1908" Corn
pany.
RICE ARRESTED
Twodot Man Accused of Selling Mortgag
ed Property, Will be Tried
Saturday.
George Williams, the county sheriff
camie in on the east hound I rain Sun
day, and swore out a complaint in S.
L. Hodges court. against .Jolin B.
I ice for obtaining money under false
pre: enses. Rice had been selling
urt gaged cattle from the eastern
part of the state.
iThe county attorney from Miles
City will he in the latter part of the
Werk and A ill take charge of the pro
secution. It is probable that Attor
nrey Black from White Sulphur
Springs will look after Rice's defense.
The preliminary hearing has been set
for Sat u rday at Twodot.
John B. Rice has been residing in
To odot for somnie tI ime, and bears a
good reputation. At the time of the
arrest lie refused to make any slate
rnent to S. L. Ilodges, who will take
the er idunee, further than that lie
hel leves t hat lIe had auth Iority to sell
the cattle.
lotntata liastroab Co.
Time card effective March 16
Leave. (N. P. Ry Arrive
7:10 a. in.......lelena......7:05p. m
Le. ye. (Mont. R. I1.. Cu.) Arrive.
.ii) a. in. ...Lombard....4:20 p. or.
9:30 a. i.....1)eer Park....3:48 p. in
9:50 a ui......Maudlow ... 3:31 p. in
10:05 a. it .. Josephine ...:,I p. in.
10:111 a t .... aker's......3:02 p. iu.
10:49 a i ......Sixteen..... 2:24 p. in.
11:20 a. rn...... Minden......1:57 p. in.
11:50 a. im.... .,lwo:s,?y... . .1:30 p. mn.
12:06 p. r.... . ummit....12:50 p. in.
12:40 p. ir..... Lennep ....12:46 p. in.
11:51 p. n....Mlartnsdale .11:311 a. in
12:27 p. ini..... 'w dot.... 11:0,) a. iin.
:3:10 i in..... larlow ton....10:15 a. in.
4:57 p. in......... Oka...... 9:43 a. in.
5:11) p. n,... ...'bet .......9:19 a. In.
5:32 p. iii..... Ga eill...... 9:05 a. in.
5:49 p. it...... St raw......8:47 a. in.
C:13 p, m....... Moore......8:2:1 a. in.
6:36 p. i......(lenigary.....7:58 a. in.
Arrive. Leave.
7:00 p. m.....Lewlstown....7:35 a. m.
a.senwrrr 1 raits rtally except Sur
day. )nner at Summit:
t
DENMAN THOMPSON.
As Uncle .Iosh Whiteotib In the pop
ular pipy "The Old Homestend" Den
man Thompson made a strong appeal
for many years to the American pub
lic,
LODGE DIRECTORY
1.0. 0. F. CARBONATE LODGE No. 39
meest. every Tuesdayy night in Urner hall.
Visiting brothers no"rdafl.v invited to attend.
0. C. Puagxis Noble Grand.
NOTICE TO EAGLES
The lartomton Aerie of Eagles. No. 1741
^eet every second and innrtIt I'hirwday mn cne
moIun. Visitm and sojourningmemners are
Iordlay invited to attend.
Hzr Wanasi W P
A GOOD
INSURANCE &
REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS
FOR SALE
havd a good
Insurance
Real Estate
Business which I
wish to dispose
ot. The insur
ance pays about
$600.00 a year
alone, and this
can be easily in
creased to twice
t h at amount.
There is also al
kinds of oppor
tunities to do a
live Real Estate
Business. If you
are looking for
a business loca
tion do not pass
this by.
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B.
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lS. L. HODGES
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Harlowton, Mont
MUSSELSHELL VALLEY
NATIONAL BANK
9270
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DIRECTORS: PHILIP I. MOULE
Philip I. Moule, FRESIDENT
Andrew C. Cr ves, A. C. GRAVES
Edward M. Jenize%, VICE PRES.
HI. E. Marshall. C .F IA
CuyI.avid C. N. FRIDAY
Frank F. C CAShIER
Ce,.arg'e , F. P. MARRS
L Rirris A. CASHIER
State Bank of
HARLOWTON
Capital $50,000, Fully Paid.
OFFICERS
Ben, Urner. President.
S. A Shaw, Vice-President.
W. O. Straight, Cashier.
*Safetyisthe Primary Aim
General Banking business
transacted. Interest allowed
on time deposits. Foreign and
domestic exchange bought &
sold. Collections on all points
promptly at tended to.
Safety Deposit Boxes
FOR BiENT
1)1 IECTORS.
M. N. Stevens, W. O.Straight
J. Labrie, .1. H. Freezer,
Bienjamin Urnor, S. A. Shaw,
Dr. II. Iiolloway.
Correspondence Invited.
FRED SCHWENZER
PAINTER &
PAPERHANGER
If you want any thing done in the
line of PAINTING, PAPER HANG
ING or natural wood finish in any
king of wood see me. Come and see
the latest 1909 designs and styles in
wall paper. Agent for American
Wall-paper Co.
HARL)WTON, MONT.
Hutchinson
CAYOTE AND WOLF KILER
Guaranteed to do the Work
or Money back.
Better than Strychnine
Surer than Cyanide
COSTS TWO CENTS A DOSE
For Sale by
H. E. MARSHALL
Martinsdaie, - Montana
TRAVELER'S CAFE
LADIES AN D GENTLEMEN'S
DINNING ROOM
Meals at All Hours
TOY BROS. Proprietors
George Courtney
CITY DRAY AND TRANSFER LINE
Harlowton, - Montana

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