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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17
HEsmAs WITT ACQUITTED
Of u Charge Of Grand Larceny Damage
Case af Bair W.. struck.

Of u Charge 81 Grand Larceny = Damags
Case ~ Bair w. ssrnck.
The jury In the grand larceny case Of
the state w. Herman r.. Witt brought
In a verdict of not guilty Friday even,
ing after being out several hours. This
case WA tried at the January term, bul
tho jury disagreed. Witt WAS accused
Of having stolen $50 head Of sheep from
Bailey " O'DonDeil aud altering the
brands on the same.
Daisy /. Clendaning was granted q
divorce from Alexander Clendening on
the ground Of wilIfnl neglect.
Emma Kepford will heresfter be
known M Emma Miller. the court Lay-
ing restored to her her maiden natne,af.
ter freeing her from the matrimonial
ties that held her fast to Waiter KEEP
ford, snd giving her the custody Of her
children, Morn and Maud.
The smallest verdict for damages
ever rendered In this court, was that Of
Saturday whan . jury awarded Pat No.
Oil d yesdict OF 2b cents. Hiram Alb
shire was suing Mr. Mejill m \ lease
Of y farm, the cast being appealed from
the Justice court.
1'be attention Of tho court has been
occupied for two days with the CASE Of
q. N. Baif W. Henry N, Struck, state
sheep inspector, tor damages IN the sum
OF n, 2b0 md costs Of case, This IN the
result 81 the loss ~ 100 head 0f Ram
b0Nillet rams to Mr., Baiv, claimed 10
l.nva haan a la1 Inv haSnu dfnnad Inst
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17

Large Crowds Visited ~ s~atusday--Ihs
Beer EqusIs patsss or sebiitx.


Large Crowds visited ~ s~aturday-Ths
Beer Equsis paisss or sehiitx.
The Billings Brewing company for
mally opened it's plant Saturday. when
a reception WAS held from 10 a.. IA. un-
til 0 p. m. The weather yss not ~
auspicious as At might pave been, but
this did not deter pe0sfe from accept
ing the ~inyitStion u visit the brewery
and saInpiiDG tbs product. The build
ings were profusely decorated on the
exterior with bunting aid flags, and
over Montana avenue, in front of the
brew house, WAS = large sign with the
word Welcome"
The brewery started 0yer two months
ago to brew its beer, but the product
was not ready for market until Hatur-
day, and this war accordingly made tina
opening day. I All day Long large nnm-
bsrs visited The breweyy, and for the
first time inspected the plant and the
manufacture ll0f beer, and sampled the
product, besides partskiDg Of lunch,
II IN estimated that over 5000 people
visited the institution, Persons who
srs good judges Ut beer ssy that this
Billings prOdpct ~ the equal OF Pabst
6chlitz,
The largest crowd OF the day
gstbereA IN the evening. The Billings
had been speaRed for the ~0ccasi0n
end dise0uTseA several selections, and
" general good time prevailed.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17
A, Personal worn,

In MI probability ibis " Tho last issnp
of The GAaettp under my management
and In retiring from tho position Of ils
editor and publisher nsk the indnl'
gsHoe NJ ils readers for only y momenI,
IN thu main thpy have been kind and
generous, tlpy have Loyalty supported
aus, been liberal IN their patronage, ~
dnlgept % my silol tcomipgs md con
slderato IN avery FespeoF, VoF MI this
am trnly grateful y viii bn ono ~
tho dearest memories " my Ito md
trust TINT enph and every Goadar ~
Tho Gazette understands my nppFopia'
tian. In mtnrp for tho kindness they
hNyo hoslowed hAyn n|ndpeyovpd ~
give lhpm 4 good, elenn mwspnpeF,
hays knowlpgly Injured 10 Man and 70
tire from tho pnppp haFhnipg no W.
will against my human heina hnt
enough NJ p~mHopalitins, Tho iaSetlpl
pf pnnrso, VIII he continued nN Nhonl
tho sAnn lines and nn one nnn wish II
mora abundant snoNosA thNn myself,
The pdyprllsing md Job woGk no.
uonnls MI ~ and including the present
issnpt hnlnng ~ me, after which MI
a%0nlrapls, including Ihe subscription no.
aoNnls, become lha pFoperlp ~ my Snn'
ppsnl, Mr., W ", Becker flaAap hp
prepared to PROMPTLY settle Your IN
AahlNdnpss w M for ADVERTISING nnd
Job work and hpllpyn ne W lp,
liFateiplN innFs,
" H. RQNrdmNM
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17

IL has, perhaps. received more material
benefits through the application of re-
publican policies and principles than
ans other county In Montana. This
naturally prompts the people to endorse
those principles at the polls, which
they will do at the election next fall.
II IL also highly probable that the unit.
ed republican party OF Yellowstone
county will ask the state convention
this year for D place on the ticket for
Que OF its fayorite sons. a gentleman
who deserves amy honor that Montana
can bestow upon him and one who IL In
every way worthy Of the highest Office
within the gift Of the party Ia this
state.
II IL therefore q matter for congrntn-
lation that the party has been reunited
and This GAZETTE, which for the past
two years has labored ~zeslously TO that
end, feels proud that II has been abIe to
do something toward its accomplish
ment, sysn though the result entailed y
personal and material sacrifice on tho
part of its present publisher. Others,
however. also mnde sacrifices, but they
were all made cbeerfully, In tho intsr.
est OF repnblieanism, and tho credit for
what bss been done belongs 10 tina par
ty, Mora power 10 ~
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17
AKnoE DAy.
MAY s,by prss,iA,satt0n, " Designated by
tbs GDyerUOr,

MAY s,by yrssia,safion, y D~ssbgDstsd by
the Goyernor.
The P0yernM urRfg proper Obser-
vance ~ Arb0p day upon the people
Of the state In his proclamation issued
Saturday, Hs names May y, nj Arbor
day, I'm the following proclamation.
1.-The Legislature 81, Montana, prOmp,
led by u desire ~ snbser W tbe best in
terests ut this state, has Ordained one
day IN each year TO be known md de-
siaDAted ~ Arb0r dDy, Nothing that
oar people oan do tor npy 0ns day IN
thu ysDr viii better serve their tndiyid'
nal interests or the common good Of the
state, than the proper observance Of this
day, The ssas0D III favorable for the
growth OF trres, plapts, vines and
shrubs and everyone Should make III
especial effort 10 comply with tbs Inv
by pllnting trees, plants, ylnes and
shrubs Tor the ad0rnmeDt ~ our homes,
public places and ways, Theref0re, J.
R0bsrt Il, Smith, governor OF ths state
or M0ntanp, by virtue OF the awtb0r-
ity In me vested by law, do hereby
proolajm May che 9Th, 1900, M Arb0r
day, and request TINT all citlze,s 0f our
commonwealth observe the day and the
law by planting trees, plants, vines ~
shrubs for tho ad0rDment and benefit
~ tIeir homes nnblia Ays and PLACES,
and In order IT eaell aud everyone
may BIO rs fnr ~ possible epnbled to
comply with the good aud beautiful
custom, do proclaim said 9Th day Of
May, 1900, legal holiday
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17
GEA ERAk STATE NEWS.

There " talk NJ q woOlpn mill being
established NJ Livingston,
Only ten voters voted In tba school
aleetlan w RozemAn " week aga
Vhe Northern Paeihe milroad
N building now depots NJ several
points w MontAna,
Marcus DAILY has engagaa 9passpge
f0r EurQna nn 4 vessel leaving NaW
Work. tin ahth inst, Me will BIO
abroad two months, and with thon re-
tnrA 10 MnntanM
The county commissioners NJ Cascade
annny eFp considering the PROPOSE,
ton III submitting w the people the
question M issning 800 emo IN bonds
foE tho purpose of building = oopr'
home,
Phil u, chambers NJ Grpnt VnlIs
has been hnund over W thn 1lstltni
rpnrt on \ charge ~ muldol IN flp AlHl
deRpep with hlyinR klllpd nnp John
l~Ynnknyittph " couple Of weeks aGo ~
NJ Austrian wedding,
pla, q, II, Milvg md pANminhpel
met ON tha slrnnts Nj HelnnA one dny
lust weok IN \ personal encounter, oyer
4 difference, aud m \ lnsnN thN tolnler
" DYING from thn nfopta NJ \ blow nn
thn side ~ Fhp hraN'
Tho spplpmn court hNa grAntpd . new
trim! w Nelson Peterson, convicted M
RayhIli COUNTY, Tor tho killing of An
drpW Nelson and s~pntpnnna ~ hnng, A
INV lriAl WINS Hrlnlnd hNpaNAp ~ wv
failure m the trlnl judge w admit .pYl'
dnnpp tending W show thNl fm three
spNrH Nelson Ind lhrealpnNa ppterHont
daYprnW Smith has gone IN Rnll
Inks Oily, W attand tho meeting ~
Wnstnlu gQYpIunrR Tint VIII hp held
thprn tIiS week, The 0hieat NJ tho
mNpilps ~ NJ dpInrnlnp some Hue ~
pnllps ihnt VIII Influence Inc fpnnpnl
RNYplnnnnt N abandon ~ nlan NJ lpna'
Inc Tho lnnds NJ lhn nnhliR dnNnln, ~
y nov contemplated Wy thn Depart,
mpnl NJ lln lnlfplmf u ~ nsnaplna
Tint mnAt nj the slAlpH Wesl NJ [hp
Missouri river m tho aipfIA AnyadaH
will no represented M lhn m0ptlne
R%piHAdipr General Harry ~ kpsalep
ratnlnpd n nntln THIS .mnrnlnH nflfF
4 Aye mnnthAl fntnnrn m lhf Waat IN
dINs, aAsR tho lntpr MnnnfAinl where
M nnlnl0d \ hnnHnh ~ lphl Ana rn0Ifl
Niipn VOL dppnFYph altpl hisd, lnns
ild Mdnnas pAmpaign IN. Tho Plip
niNpal While NWR he Visited lnhAl
niTtp lllQAl ann hanlnAl,l sppnl VlllA
fine w alnllngn lnnnn0a M w. nN,,
@ulnau, aud nn HE laEnFn tIin aInppha
NJ Nc AnAnellNpi FIN WhpIn IN nlpl
Aamllal md MFar laWpyl aud HlulnA
tlgnIil M@NnlWnlnnnt Mr. mud Mr.
MNF9Hg nAly Vlln NannEAl " Wry
ulNpll lNWnggd. III Nhnlh VIZ hlA
IppaIlNpd llln Na6h lnal AHLlluA AalLnr
nllN III me gWDnlW llpp Nplda NJ fal
Imam, aud Ia lnnhiua .hipapl aHalN
Ill IND il vppnllm M. ln lhlnI Mtnnl
lhln lliAt hiF lFlp hid hpap \ apnNhs'
MI nhH
lnuupNl prnnlnt lllB Wifu aud lhlne NJ
hia Alan hAvu hAdNA VI Nv HnlpnN
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17

The republican county central com
mittee pAid u deserved compliment n
Mr., j. y, Amin mad the western paTt
of the county IN eleeting him chairman
VI that organization, and The Gnzette
bastsns 10 express its appreciation "
IL The first time In the history OF Tho
county, wa belieye, TINT u ohnirmaA
has been elected who docs not reside IN
Billings, bpt the republicans Of This
city have wisely come 10 tho o0nolu'
sion TINT they Dro not the whole
works." aud hereafter tho Ilonors Ms
TO BIO more eyeply distributed, Tint "
good Sense and good politics md when
tho new central committee ~ eleoled
M, Amin should still b. retained az
chairman lilo N oompalont 30 conduct
q winning campaign and would DO 10y
ally supported by every member Of Tho
party,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17

Tho Qlnrk case, p%robnbly, had much
10 do with the notion of tho lower
house Of congress IN passing Tho bill for
tho election VI senators by the people
direct, but We fear Tint u win not 80
rpadily pass Tho senate, However, "
~ . reform TINT ~ sure b como some
dry, md Tho people of no state IN the
Union will Welcome y more ioyfplly
than those 0f Montana
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17
THE yuWEE MVsK EgEEHs"
Presented ~ u large AMAtenee NJ The
Gvaad Inst evening, :

Presented N Y Large AAaienee NJ The
GvaHA Inst evening, :
The Gpenl Fails Lender Of last Friday
bps the following 10 shy Of 1.-THE Three
Mnskeleers,,, which will appear In
Billings next Friday pight, April a0i
nIhe ghrep Mnskateers'' was received
enthusiastically by \ largo audience NJ
the Grand last night, The audience
was not only large bpt very appreein'
tive M Wns Witnessed by the applause
thAt 70 often gpeptod The efforts " Tho
actors and Actresses w thn Gast, nv,
GMzier makes n good p'Artagnan and
his conception ~ the character NJ the
insenn bravo Was excellent, The
Z Miladin NJ Vail Va VelNon was nxeal'
lent, showing W what depths Of Mean'
luss A W0Mnn oan descend when she
wants tn, This tool NJ The cardinal IN
u dpnpipabln character, while ~ tho
annn tlMa " ~ Y heroic ono, for
takns moro Than the average hepoisM
10 play sanh M unpleasant part, either
~ tho drama ~ IN FpAl life, However,,
Miss 10 Vernon not MI thlt WAS pnsal
bic ont ~ the character An1 plAled W
10 edmiEahls ~ 10 Aopnro Tho applause
NJ TIM A%Ndipnpe, oven ngninst their own
Wills, Miss stNddAra ~ Anne Qf Ans
tEiA lonkpa lhp pnpt aud spoke hnr lines
Nv one wonla imagine \ yanl queen
wonld spank lhnm, She maintained w
al times u Ipgnl hpaFing Nnl aignlty
In knonlng with tln pharpptpE, Vha
RjnNpli0u or John II, Hnppntt Was OK
ppllnnI and Thomas H. FinalNy's part
nj F0FlhOs wAs pSpollpntR we'll lAknns
Tim 0thNr Motors md Nplrpssps WnFH
very good, Vhp sennpry used IN the
play wna beautiful, tho pnstnmoa were
elegant md tlnn " lhN tinns represent
~ mud tile whole mlfMmnnm WINS
mMkna with vim and energy,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17

Tho looal democrats nle ppnlo s1plok'
on, With complete harmony IN the No.
publican ranks and tho Olark' Only hsht
on In their own party, the democratic
fully realize shnt Yellowstone comfy
VIII onpo moro hp republican, Make
tho majority 40 decisive, boys, that
there will no longer bp my dopht IN IN
whore this oonnty stands,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17

W MNnlNNa Win No lpsllmoNS W tas "
Nplnrp i.rNnl hnry,

A spN0lal IN tho lnlar Mountain from
pillahnrgl I'M nndnF naIn N Anil lil
4 Washington sppoinl 10 lhp pilts.
hnrp Only nlapnlpl alNtas lhNt Gins
y, Hartman lnAYpa washington for Mon
lNnA to-day enrpylnR with him certified
comics NJ thN Testimony IN The NlArk
ppan Whlnh hn will Inv before Tho
grana inly NJ Hplpnan MnntNnN ~. \
haAls I'M indiNtmonls whlph thn naly
men VIII lft N knnnrn ARAlllFl FhnAn
nlnmhprR NJ lbn lpHlalAlnFn md ntllpEh
wllpm " IL allpRpd haYe heen Rnilly NJ
aiYlng mud apnnntlnH hFlhph. M p0Nnppi
Ilnn Win thn senatorial election "
AAiiffittt fifth
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17
nppVnllpAA HARMONY,

Vhe npWa pAlnnnH NJ THIS Issue give
tha grnlilylng inipHigpnpe 70 lhe w
pnhlianns ~ fellnWst0na county lhAI
tha pnlly y 0Nfe nN0lp united ana llnpN
MI for Victory " Ihp ApplpNphlpg pnnl'
paignr which VIII hn one ~ lhp most
lmpAfEAhE Oyer WNRQdl nsnpnlAlN NJ iha
alnta ~ MonlAnA mud Ihe eonnIy NJ
fellNNHInnpf u Important ~ lhp
ataIe fnF Fhp FpAanh lhnf I'm ppnpln nnI
only aesllp " FpHpup u from Ihn pFprpnF
characterization MlHEnle and Iln shame nDN
dipHFAap IhaI hAe hpNN h0Np0d NpnN II
M lhnl lAFR I'M NlAn hNmnn
" ihplF with ~ lpanfA ts
yNIn lnr lhp HFAna pllnpnlpa NJ Ihp ~
pNhllpnN nfWlil fNr lhp eNnnlsnManl ~
Flmiannl Nah iplpi i aplpmNld Nlulnl
iatIAlInn aud pFnfe M Inv world lhAl
lhpx aIa lnl pllRFaM alln W0apNilll
Am VlFpAIpaaIAA MnA lhp NnNli All
NAnt thMt lhh MhalN country nNpFpl
oAlll lln H~pfnNunAanl NINA Ipaphpn Hun
ohp lunnnntpNl hanhH IN Whlph NV
pNNnle hAa Fanllnhh nnAraalna NJ
HMAiyH
And Mn campaign n lMWNrlAnl II
kehaNstann pnants M ihn VaAtaA lhAl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17

Tho whiM'wlpRpd doyos 81 poaea NJ
Inst hny0 u permanent AhidinR place
IN tho republican party of yellowstone
eopNly, which now has harmony ~
pasa around 70 my slelpr county TINT
may hn 80 unfortunate ~ IN posspss y
nNrly row,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17
REORGANIZATION In the convention ~ apDof-
0nad among ila several counties ~ follows

The following rules have boen adopted by Tbs
NTty for tho government. pf Tho ponyentlOnl !,
First Delegates md alternate Delegates snnll
lbn failure ot il dNjngnlp tO AttenI,, ihe llinrpnt0
delegate shnll INST the yOie ~ the doloHnip whom
no rGprnAnnjA, No.,
Hainnl I'D tho absence ~ tho lnlnsnle and hia
altarpnle, a minority III The delegation From Tint
0npnJy sIlDll nnAt flo vote 81 thn ubspQtae,
Third In tho Absenee Of MI the dnleEplna md
alternate lplnRntNs from my county, no vote
shan DO, cnpt from aaid nQnpty,
Fourth I'M the comfy 10 which The slDte 00p-
yentiop 10 hold, 20 vote shDIl DO pnpt Tor M NIB
snIt delegate md alternate d~nlnRntn.
Nffl ,pplegltns and n~lterDulN delegates must
he rnpphllcAns and residents ~ Nn county
which they fnnraaoli
y, WopLMAs, Chairman
y, " MIELHl, Secretary,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17

The chairman ~ The dommnNlin
county ppntyAl committee, y " UNDER
stood, places tho seal NJ his diaapproynl
on rho hnrmnny AFrAnRompnt ~ lhp
iollowslonp republicans, Voo hnA
Ton bn1
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17
Anllrn nj anrnInl MfnllnEl

pnnny pIelklp anippl HiIllngs,. Mnp-
lam, Anpil llth, lnNn Anllp n
hplahf alYnn thRt fbn hoard M pNnnTy
commissioners III fMlAWatnnn, pnunIgl
MABlAnnl MIL mpnt IN sppllnl tNsalnh
AZ Tho nnlna m lhp county, hlnfk III thnl
Oily M HlllInRsl Al .lhn TN aAi ~
MAg lnp lla pNFpnan M annEAYlnA We
hnndA IN lnad anpnfflfnis Ana lhf EIhll,
tnplinl NJ nIilaI snnnN nfslnnHRi
Wy direction NJ Ihp RhAIFNhn m HAln
iAardl
NA hnt ~ lhlNnnl
ll0nNN tilprh aud llIaFh N aAla HAA'a
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17

IN nNr Democratic friends Won
heyo hAd y good doal of fpn, boys, NJ
tho oSppnsp pf the W~pphlioans, hnl now
n ~ 0uh turn, Just wAlnh pnr smNkN
npyl fall,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17

Republicans ~ This county who
fought papll other bitterly fpF fNpr yeals
Vrp now Ahnking hands TINT tolls lhp
lNlp Tho Democratic iig Nv Nh
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17
IN Nnp liayp vlly ilnlsl

" snN hAyp VIII lpll ynA Inv N aet
lha ulnRI fnl lnlW money Ihe semi
Weakly AlnlA lnniNnll nnhliahpA ~
hlnnNln wants NJ rerNl InnNalNa now
HnhsnnhAla nnd AA \ aIpnlnl mdnlnnpllt
Nl lnAll me plpf lwlpa 4 NpaA Irnnl
now nnlll Llp end M lllH lpal FnF only
M npllf FWn. npHflH nlhh Nnak With
Nll InA nnlya N tNp world lhfnnnh mo
Hlnlt mpalNfnlInl p%nlnnNlHn aud Ihe
lnMpAlNN III VILE hlAla lnf lAfll lhllNa
Wnlpt HnhlnH nnl llh Hlltp llnkftl
Anlpp N Nlnl lIIp IAyn lNN llnpN 0lIplpn
much GpAalnn mNllpf Inl M pnnld
apln ~ ynliI Mhllpf tiAll hnWl hp'
llinpn lNp sumner inll Bpla II ~ lhn
Nlulu phlru i0n HAI fan Allil nlnlplt
Anllnltl hNNtNAA htnlh dnnVhAli
Ihnphlnl Aeh
AI llp nWu
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17

W tho county WppinpIsl php rppph'
llpNna ~ RllllnRA Nrp nNW RpinR 10 No
~ loyal ~ tho mnrsiap mp%nnltpNnswanN
Fhpl epltlps the 'lpNtrhnpn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17

Politics NE Ton mud republican sap'
GOSH u IN lhp nirt
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17

nlaNhfr into thp republican hAlllld
WARnn, hAyF n
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17
AlAnl 4 iilnf

lIna IAlApA glNl dIgeuAl IgnA, NJ ,lglthH
NIuuN DN,U,VsINa HA,ale v V'nn',aIa M
hlnAlA N III .Nalllnp M p slllNl 81. Hlq /,
N N1 I'M nlnl Mill n,ln VIII tlil1a w
HI VIa AAINl V6apilN nlua o. ~
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-04-17

!, MlleA plW V II Anyp 4 sIpan lAuANsf
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-10-26
NORTH SCITUATE.

The funeral of Mrs. May Adams, wife
of Sidney Adams Of this place, was sol.
emnized at the Baptist church on Thurs.
day. The services were conducted by
Rev. Ernest Caswell and were largely
attended. The deceased was ior number
of years organist at the Bapsist church
and was very faithful in the discharge Of
this duty, She was esteemed by all who
knew her. There were many floral trl-
butes Mrs. Adams leaves husband
and a son only eight months old.
DIR. II. w. Smith is about to remove to
the jeremiah Fiske place, as Mrs. Gahan
is to occupy her cottage at Glenford.
A lady from Providence has taken a
tenement in ID. o. Bates house.
The schools closed here on Thursday
and Friday to allow the teachers to attend
the institute in Providence.
w. II. Poole is working for the electric
railroad.
Henry Chapman has sold his horse to
S. b. Horton.
George Jordan of Providence visited
friends here on Sunday.
The rails Tor the electric road are now
laid nearly to Rev. Charles Parker's farm,
near Ashland.
It's understood that the wedding of
two Scituate people, well known in church
circles, is about to take place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chaales A. Potter have
begun housekeeping on Ring street, city.
The local branch of the w. G. +, u.
met yesterday.
The Scituate mill is now running salts.
factorially.
Mrs. William Austin Is seriously Ill.
Mrs. Clara Bennett has taken up heI
residence with her mother, Mrs. Bowen.
Oliver ID. Halls place is being rePainted
by Edward Austin.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-10-26
GEORGIAN LILLE.

Miss Bertha Colburn was confined to
her house by illness last week.
Mrs. Margaret Kelly returned to her
home in St. James, Minnesota after
stay of about three years with relatives
and friends here.
Mr.. William Leete of Woonsocke'
visited his parents Of this place last Sun
day.
Michael Larmie of this place moved to
Spragueville, Wednesday.
Mr.. Deroshe moved from Mr. Joseph
Browns house into one of the mill tene-
ments.
Mias Nellie Marston and her sister
spent Sunday with friends In Providence
Miss Mabel Williams and Mr. George
Brumley visited Miss Sadie Williams OF
East Greenwich last Saturday.
The change of time on the railroad
will not be noticed very much because
the change is so slight.
A party of nine spent Tuesday, Octo-
Der 4, with Mrs. John Waterman, OF
Primrose.
The schools OF Georgaville were closed
Wednesday afternoon for the rest of the
week on account OF the teachers insti-
tute.
A son was born to MIR. and Mrs. Fred
Prenell last week.
A number OF people of this place went
to hear the lecture given by Hon. John g.
woolley of Providence, last Tuesday
evening.
There will be an "Od Maids Concert
given in the Universalist church, Novem-
ber IL.
Mrs. Joseph Blaekman Of this place
was taken to the hospital last week.
Messrs. Frank O. Martin and William
F. Lawton are painting Mr Thompson''
house at Graniteville.
Mrs. Sayles Williams OF this place Il
visiting her daughter, Miss Sadie VIII
liams OF East Greenwich.
A harvest supper was given at tn,
Universalist church vestry Saturday, DC
tober 30, after which there was a drama
entitled, "Why We don't get Married,
after which were a musical trio by tn
Staples brothers; soprano colo, by Mis-
Alice Smith; duet, by Miss Lenora liar
rington and Mrs. +. Salisbury, aite
which were a sale Of ice cream, cake an
candy.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-10-26
NANCY ANGELL.
Sheriff's Sale.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
PROVIDENCE, SC.
SHERTFT's OFFICE. ,


Providence, r. l., Aug. I, A. ID. 800.
BY virtue and in pursuance OF an execu-
tOn No. Hl3, issued out OF the Common
Pleas Division OF the Supreme Court, holden
~ Providence, within and for the county Of
Providence, on the 18th day of March, 4. II.
1890, and rcturnable 10 the said Court sept.
~, 4. ID. lHoO, upon judgment rendered by
sHid Court ON the 2d day of March, 4. -.
1870, I'm favor Of Patrick 4. OCounor, OF the
city and ccuutv Of Providence, in state
aforesaid, plaintiff, and against John o..
North, alias John uoe. of Johnston, in said
county, defendant, have this day at a. min.
ute~ past O'Clock n. m, levied the said exc.
cutiou on all the right. title and interest
which the said defendant, John g.. North,
alias John Doe, bad ON the 25th day OF No.
Nembcr, a. ID. lsM, at l5 minutes past 3
o'clock y. M, tthe time ofthe attachment ON
the original writ, I'm and % the following.
described real estate. viz
Three certain lots of lend, situated in
Johnston, In said county, and known NJ lots
Number thirty three CB thirty four tji',
and thirty uine tln, ON a plat called the "Nic
toria plat No. ?, Of house lots In Thornton,
Johnston, X. J., belonging 90 Angelic Pcz-
zullo. plated by r. :. Mowry. December.
ls,s." said plat g. recorded iu the Town
Clerks office, Johnston, carl Nos, said lots
as a whole are bounded on The north hy lot
NJ. fO. ON which 40 measures one hundred
(lum feet. Ca-tcrly by Angelica street. on
which 10 measures one hundred and hitv
OiW feet, southerly ON ilainheld street ON
which 10 measures one hundred flnul feet,
westerly hy lots No. 80 and D., on which DO
measures one hundred and nfty ,lSM feet
Notice T. hereby given that vii seu thc
said attached aud levied on estate ~ public
auction 90 be held IN Irons Block, Room g
Oncyville square, in said city ot irovi
deuce in said county 81 Providence. on
SATURDAY. the 10th day ~ November, A.
n lso. 40 ~ O'Clock noon. for the -ati-iaC-
tion ct said execution. debt. interest on The
sams. costs of suit, my own fec-,and All con
EDGAR 4. HOLBROok.
sit-t Deuutv sheriff.