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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17

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hattie. Seoes einSelne Sorseben nns
ter iolden @erbdltnilien gait itets ais
Brdaeen,iall bel benz betrefenoen
Nadfolser. unb auf ale biele Yrd;es
oensidle bat iid i'm eauie Der Sabre
ole itattltebe Wadtlpdbre prdlioents
l1aitli6er %orrehte aufsebaat. Wtit
Re6t muB bic Nrilioeptldait ais oas
u tie Amt Der @elt an9cleben weroen.
Wddtiscr siebt es wobl taum cine
Sielluns. Der Frdiioent lit bas
0aapt leiner Ea,tei uno Der Eepub.
III. lleber 200, 600 Nemter. piele
cauon lebr eint,dsli6, sbrenpoa unb
tmHuBreid, bat Der T,dlioenten, 81
bslsben. @eraoe bieie rieiise @ewalt
lit es, bic ben 9rdlioent mdbtiser
ma6t ais jeoen &Onig. &aiier ODER
Gar. Our6 bieie gemter @eualt
ann iener Die Mitslieber leiner eise=
tlcn Yartei I'M S6a6 balteu uub bic
leleseebenSsn 3meise Der &ssieruus
;nm gfadssben bewe9en. Der Ser
la6unssulan Der Batter 1T ilber 100
Sabre alt. Gr bat ieooh leinen eli
Ientlid)en .3wed n,dt nur ni6t eriillt,
lonoern geraoesu pereitelt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17

unb Cir Treberif Sobsion NIT feinen
Stabe pollltdnbis einseidloHen lit
'wiro iebt aud ofiijieu 5~useseben, mi
Der 8erlideruns aieroinss, baB BIZ
Situation feineswess beiorsniberre
scnb iei. Snoeiien ideint es bod.
ais oh Der Nufitanb mebr ais lofale,
Watur lit, benn officieu mirO iebt aud
Der Nusbru1 pom unruben in @amon,
baS i'm Snnern, noroweflid Dor
altanti liest. semeioet. Inter &C.
wobnli6en umltdnoen mirbe faum
eine Seranlailuns uorliesen, bic Sa'
de ais emit ansuleben, aber auseu.
blidli6 erlpa6len england biele I'm
ruben 81 elmer .3eit, no es ablolut
ni6t i'm Stanbe lit, bic Soloaten,
bic CUR unteroriidung bes Gufitanbes
notbmenOis iinO. gu entbebren. eng
LAMB muB iest elm sano surilderobern,
,iur peiien unternerfu1s es erit Dor
gar ni6t LANCER 3eit cine impoiante
Streitmadt rssuldrer Sruppen BON
England %auslanote. Sest l6idtgns=
lano e%inseborene Soloaten, 9auiias
uno einise Sunoert Wann pom Der
@eit Nfrican Sroutier Soree, nod
&umalli, aber bon ben bauilas, Die
ldon Dor einiseu 8ohen Dor &umalli
eintreffen iol,eu, lit bis jest feinerlei
Na6ridt e%insstroffen, obuobl elm aus
sebebnter Selesrapbenoienit porsele=
benpar. IS muB ais mebr benz frass
lid erI1einen, baB bic tleinen einse-
borenen Gontinsente, i6en abseleben
pom Der 3aile, i'm Stanoe iein weroen.
Der Situatisn gu Senil9en, in feinem
Sale erIdeint es aber melle bon Der
en9lilden 9ermaliung, tbre 8arnilo-
men im9tiser Proteftorate gu l9maden,
ba bic Sldmme on Der @eittaite, bic
INNER idon als redt unItber 9alten,
Die Suuerldiiis perlautet. nber Die ea=
se in SiiOafrita mobl informirt iino
iie f0nntsn, ibrersunsen Seranlasuns
mad, iid jebt uerlutt fhblen, ibrer
ieits bie Sabne bes aufrubrs 81 ent'
rollen, uno aus Nfrifa tommen pom
20. Npril batirte Melbungen, Die Die
Sage OH Der Siite oils beorobll6 err
ideinen laiien !; Der Stamm Der Setpe
bat lid bereits ben Nulltdnpil1en an
seidloHen. Die @arniion i'll 3um=
aiii ielbit befuloet iid} in einem ltarten
Sort i'm Centrum Der Staot, bas nit
Nrtiuerie gut armirt 1T nno l6on cine
@eile lang allsbalten fam i'm Sort
befinben lih pier Mihlonare unb bret
Wiiiionalinnen, ieds BON ibnen &C.
b0reu elmer Saieler Electromagnetic
idaft an, ibre Ramen we,oen in ben
Oepelben nibt erwahnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
Nibt erbicbtet!
Ser. bette NIab,

3saaren allen art biliser benin ionituo III
tauien uno babel elmer Suten SmalitGt iider
gu Iein, 1T lInitreitis Be, 90. g. 0ana,
2l-4t Sorab. WSiun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
Hualte einen 3ensen.

9eftiser S6mers murbe pom i3eu.
gen s. g.. Martin BON Oirie. &p.
a%ussebalten, beuor er ieiu 3eusniB
ableste: sd bnitete iebe Nadt, Bis
mein gals fat rob mar; bann uers
iudte i9 Or. 6ins's Tem Discovery,
mas ausenblidlide 0inoeruns CAB. Sd
babe IS in meiner Namilie pier Sabre
lang sebraudt uno empfeble es ais
bas bette Wittel sesen 9uiten, gr=
%fdltuns, 5als., Sruit. uno 9unsen-
leioen. IS beieitist ben I9limmiten
9uiten uno perbitet nidt nur bic Nus.
.aeb,uns. ionoern beilt tie aud. 9reis
SO Gents ano S1.0O. Sebe 6lalde
s%arantirt. 0eriudsfai@en fret in
@. S. 3ubn's Mpotbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
Amerifa auf Der Marifer
@eltamsfeanua.

Die Ginweibuns Des amerifaniiden
1ationalen YauiuOnS auf Der NuS=
telluns in Yaris lit lesten Samitas
ooll,osen moreen. Die @eremonie mar
isbr einfad ; gbas. A. Coolidge, Der
Nditeft bes @ebduoss iibersab Den
EauiGon fem amelifanilden General.
commilldr Eed, unb bieier lieB i'm
ielnerleits an Den fran,0iilden @ene=
ralcommiildr Yicarb iiberseben. Ole
mrere Ginridtuns bes GauiaOns
unte,lbeioet ii6 in mander Sesisbuns
non anoeren natisnalen Qauiqons.
9as umeritanilbe @ebdube lit ndmli9
baupili9li6 administrations : rlnb
gmpIanssSmeden semiomet. oa bas
8ebdube cine Nrt Club biloen lou,
20 Nmerifaner Sulammenfommmeu
uno Nusfunft erbaiten fonnen. Nui
Dem @auptflur befinoet iid elm Ser.
Staaten Eoitamt unb Elm Musfunfts=
bureau nebit eeie= II. Sdreibesimmern.
Oas Yoltamt iea guropdern bic
prompte unb seiddftsmdBise geior.
Jung pom Yotladen flar MAIDEN uni
wiro baour6 pon srobem praftiider
@ertbe iein. Muf benz Smeiten Slul
lperOen lid ueri6tebene Staats 9aupt.
%quartiere %befinoen. bic BON Der
Staaten Stem Yorf, MaiIaduietts
unb Californian moblirt iein wer'
ben, aber alien ameritanil6en BUR
germ often fteben iollen. Die Gm.
piansssimmer Der gommiilionen mer
ben ben britten Slur einnebmen, uni
I'M uierten Sur meroen bic 9aupt'
quartiere Der Suries unb Der ameri:
tanilden 9anbelsfammer Don Paris.
Der Srauenorsaniiationen uno bel
EQUAL ge9ion untersebra6t iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17

H., in Sapnesuille am Is, uub in Selqr,
am 10. unb 20. @tai leia. Seadtet bic s
teui
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
Afets 501.S44,537.52.

Die sr0Bte, itdrffe unb bette 9ebensuese
ii6erun9s9eiealdas in Der @elt.
Die Nntlal 9ife NRfaran.e 60. b. gfew gorf.
Cine BON BEN nenisen in Oeutldlano er.
lallbten Observation-Disclosures. @esem
Gaten uno Sauntien mad irssao einem
Flane ruenoe nsan lib an
IS. @. g t +. aaent,
2e6 st. Sloao, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
1lnraben int Mi9antilanoe.

Oie l1nruben i'm Nidantitanbe se-
ben In eonbon Nnlab gu ernftliAer
gelorsnib. DAP Rumaiii ~iIolirt lit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
DR.NIVEN

wiro III glbaap am s. unb g.
Mdi, in Saltf Centre am 10.
unO H.. III Neelroie am IL. u.
3D., in GoIh Sprins am IA. u.
l5., in &idbmono am 16. auS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
80 rftb

Wem anmutbise iunse 8itnen,
Elm liebreides 9ers in ionnisen Gns
geln ibrer s%oloelen 0oden nfansen1
molten, bann nebmen tie better @odp
Mountain 9bee; sroBartise Meoisin.
35cts. Trast euren apotbeter Wart.
Molitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
Wctre Urope.

Serr 6einri6 Stnnenfamp, d~lteiter
Sobn oes 9errn 3. 9innenfamp BON
Welrole, uno SRI. asnes, SOdter bes
9errn Soiepb Smoide BON bier, MUIR
ben leetta Oienitas Our6 bodm. P.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
GiulabunS Der 2ufal=TcHbe:
bDrbc pum Ncpria
gu nsr 45fen @ensralsS srIammlung
DtS S.9t.N. Gentral=S ereins

unb Su Der 11ten @eneralsS eriammlun9 beS
GentralzS uuoes Der ,. 81. g. S%iinglings=
Sereine pom Nnro 2lmerifd an o., TO-,
IL. unb II. September 1900.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-17
Mooerac tcrtigc 0cwanocr tiir TriiD
jaDr nmO CONNER 1900.
fygaus TauOcl's
Gorrutb bcicdt aus autborilirten Wultern III,
duBerc S~ttltiormSei als:
Samcm Sacfem, Sapes, fcrtiae GIN;
;iisc, gsirts. iplebe fir Negcu=
taac, Isaecbcm= unb Ginber=
Sssfen uub Sapes.

Nuf iepen 9lrtifrl taEu man iih p~erlallen, baf
er autboritju lit mo psr ul!semeinen Seporsusunq
entipridi Der &mi6 iol1er, bic uOutsrsar
ments" iur otsls Saliou traaeai miro bober sebcr
ais icnit. nuo oaB mir Sieiem @nnl6e sere6'
msrScn, mad)t unltre Mlare popular. Sol1'
@aare icitbist,n, b,inSt ieben Sag einen neuen
sutsn suiSensugeicitea &uuoen. llnlere Fretlt
iino 10 miSiG, raB talm cine Competition suae
lailsn pirO. ;0tnigltsus nidt Gle iener adufer,
weltbe erlt Dann all peu Ginfaufsmartt 9eben,
menn bie eeifcn t%uarcn bereits uon ben rub Elm
fautenoer for!drihaappti ino @irpa,en unterb Der
erlten @infiuicru uno fonncn Guh Saber nieori
gers Ersile. ~a,lere Nniter uno before @ertbe
9eben.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-02-23

they met with some resistance and
were forced to break open a door ut
Eta Feelsy's il order to gain admis.
Sion. Also: 1T IS said that he has
been living for some time with Miss
Feely and 1t is supposed she has the
money which he received OH the forged
pny checks, as he is not known to have
spent any Of it,"
II your reporter or representative
was advised that the above were the
facts, he was evidently ill-advised, and
that particular petition of the wrjteup
was founded upon u misrepresentation
of facts. It is unqualifiedly false. I
was not present when Cavanaugh first
entered my place Of business Oh this
particular night. / was at the opera
house. and upon my return ! found
C%avanaugh there. I observed that his
sails were pretty we'll trimmed, and 1t
was quite evident that he was more
than comfortably jagged" He seemed
to evince a disposition to dispose Of
his money quite freely. However, he
did not spend more than rs at my
place. ] noticed that he had consider.
able money, bnt inasmuch MS IL was
pay day, ! thought nothing Of IT.. l
don't know that l should have given
this matter a thought had 1t not been
pny day. He left my place and had all
the money that he had when he first
came in excepting the 10 that he spent
while there. He had been gone some
little time, and had just returned when
the officers called. The officers broke
in no door. I had not been living with
Cavanaugh, nor was Cavanangh living
with me. I sustained no relation
with Cavanaugh Whatever. He gave
me no money. cashed no checks tor
him. He gave Inc no checks. did
not know that he had stolen my mon.
ey. checks or other property. He was
only an occasional visitor. did not
resist the officers. I did tell a police.
that he was not there at first. I
am a property owner in this city md
county aud I pay my proportion Of the
and other expenses incurred by
the officers in keeping the peace. I
have always been n peaceahle and law.
abiding person. I am not encouraging
the commission Of crime; I am not aid.
anybody III this respect, and I am
not protecting any person who may
have committed some offense. I have
no knowledge Of the offense that Cava-
naugh has committed. / afn not inter.
ested il the matter u way or the
and ! don't want 1t understood
that ! am M accomplish Of Cavanaugh,
an accessory after the fact, which is
The only reasonable inference made
from the matter above referred to. I
all the matter regarding my place
Of business and myself, as here stated.
absolutely false, and utterly with.
out foundation. Respectfully,
Eta Feeley.
Billings. Mont, Feb. 81.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-02-23
ORDINANCE NO.. 127.

Amending section l Of Ordinance No. 10,
Entitled "Prssor.bing tho Fire Limits
of tho City of Billings, and Regulating
the Manner Of Building Within laid
City," and Changing the Fire Limits Of
tho City Of Diilingsi
Be II Ordained by the City Council Of
the City Of Billings:
SEQ. |, sThut section /, Of 0rdi.
nance No. 10 of tho City Of Billings be,
and tho same 10 hereby amended 10 40
to read az follows;
Sec. |. That Nil TINT portion Of the
City Of Billings within following de-
sofibed boundaries. to-wit: Commend.
ing at the intersection Of Twenty
fourth street north and Montana avenue
and extending In a %noEtherly direction
along said Twenty fourth street to the
intersection Of Twenty fourth street
with First venue north, thence extend.
ing along said First avenue north In a
westerly direction 10 the intersection Of
First avenue north with T~weAty-sixth
street north; thence In II northerly d.
reotion along Twenty.sixth street north
10 its intersection with Second avenue
north; thence In Il westerly direction
along Second avenue north to its inter-
section with Twenty ninth street north;
thence In a ~southerly direction along
Twenty, ninth street to ita intersection
with First venue south; thence extend
ing along First venue south In an east.
esly direction to the intersection OF
First Avenue south with Twenty sixth
street; thence In n noftherly direction
along Twenty. sixth street south to the
intersection Of Twonty'sixth street with
the north line OF Minnesota avenue;
thence along the North line nj Mime
sotn avenue IN a westerly direction to
its intersection with the east line Of
Twenty. seventh street; thence 100 feet
In n northerly direction along the east
line OF Twenty seventh street; thence
easterly along an imaginary line along
tho center ct the vight-0f-way OF the
Northern Pacific Railway company M
originally granted toa point on tho
west line Of Twenty sixth street l6O
feet north of the north line Of Minna-
sota avenues thence n~ortharly along the
Twanty .aixth street to its intersection
with Montana avenues thence along
Montana avenue IN an eastasly diyao-
tion to the place Of beginning, he and
thu Same Ia hereby constituted the pres
ant ,ava limits Of the City Of Billings,
Adopted BY the qoupQil aud approved
by the Mayor this a0th day Of Feb
vuasy, A, D, 1900,
q, YEGNN, Mayer,
j, q, Hevfovd, City Clerk,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-02-23
At The DriscOll.

Tuesday, Feb. 2O.-Harry Woods
with Powell Mercantile Co.. E B
Camp, Laurel; Sam f Mitchell, Park
City; H Alden, Sheridan; T Fisher,
Livingston; S A Mclaughlin. Hyatt
vile; II A Gilbraith, Bridger; Milton
Yates, city; Ed Layton, Pittsburg; s
y Mitchell, Park City; Ed Duffey,
Wheeling; II G MoNeely, Harrisburg;
j W Pearce, Joliet; L Merrill. Bridger.
Wednesday George Hoodloy. Col
gary; ca Hathaway, Park City e r
Dodge, Blue Greek o B Holman aud s
Q Mills, Helena; 7 Midtown. Red
Lodge; H Keiser and wife, Grow
Agency; @ M Jacobs, Musselshell; s
Carroll and Fred Carroll. Gebo; E N
Jones, Billings; George Lloyd. Ripon.
Wis.
Thursday, - Geo. Lloyd, Ripon /;
MIS-, Martin. Mrs. W M Potter, Red
Lodge; Il O Province, Roberts; J L
Brown, Helena; Ed. Duffy; W ]
Swallow, FIombere; 0 L Race, Grand
Rapids; Sam smalley, Louisville;
West May, Omaha.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-02-23
Advertised Letters.

List of letters remaining uncalled for
in the postofioe at Billings, Yellow.
stone county, Montana, for the week
ending Feb. 10, 1900.
Brown, Thos. w.; Gross, r. u. ;
Crouse,P r. DAY Dan; Downia. Paul
Garretson, Thomas j.; Graybell, John ;
Griswold. Fred; Hendriok, George D. ;
Howard, Homer; Kneehouse, Fred
Lorenson, Mrs. s. r.; Miller, Mrs. r..
s.; Milne, Chas. !; MCGEE, Frank; Nc.
Murtry. Ed; Maugle, Mrs. M. A..
Nelson, William A.; Numee, Mrs.
Mary; Palmer, Frank; Peterson, Miss
Stella; Phillips, Al. (2); Platt, Mrs.
Richard; Pres, Johnson; Sherman,
Miss Mary; Siria. Mrs. l.. D.; Staley,
Floyd; Stout, Guy: Sutherland, Rob.
ert; Troy, Edward L. (2); Tudor, j.;
Urioh, j.; Weigers. A. M; Wellsandt,
Rev. g.; Wilcox, Robert; Woods, Ed.
ward.
Persons calling for same will please
say advertised"
L. f. Babcook. Postmaster.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-02-23
A A ARRESTED
On Suspicion of Being BOgner's Muir
derer, but Was Turned Loose.

On Suspicion of Being BOgner's Muir.
derer, but Was Turned Loose.
Special Correspondence of The Gazette.
Columbus. Feb. 22.-Ihe ice harvest
was just getting under Roadway when
the thaw came.
There is no good ice in the Yellow.
stone ut this place, owing to the heavy
gorge in the river, which extended for
miles. It is reported that s. W. Porter
will handle the cooling solid for the
entire town. If so Columbus can boast
of q trust.
Last Saturday it was reported that
a man answering the description Of
Joseph Bogner's partner was seen on
Saltwater and was skulking in the
vicinity Of Absorakee. The officers
made a careful search. making one ar
rest on suspicion and brought him be-
fore Judge Simpson for a bearing.
There was no evidence against the man.
50 hs was given his liberty. MI.
Graham, the manager Of the quarry,
circulated a paper among the citizens
here for a reward for the arrest and
conviction of the murderer of the late
Jce1h Boeper. Mr.. Graham headed
tho list with $50 and the residents
raised it to $500. This, with the other
rewards offered. will make it an object
to bring the murderer to Justice.
MI. Soss, the president Of the Colum.
bus Sandstone company, is in town this
week looking after his business i'll.
tarssts.
WOOD thieves are doing some bold
work these dark nights.
Frank Kelly of Red Lodge was the
guest of Mr.. Hawkins today.
Professor Woods goes to Park City to
play for a dance tonight. Absorakee
is making this a festive occasion also
and many of our young people are in
attendance.
The people of Columbus are always
ready to respond to a worthy cause.
Over $50 was taken in last night at the
entertainment given by the pupils of
the public schools.
The Emerson society rendered a very
pleasing programme last night to an
audience Of several hundred people.
Much Of the material was Of permanent
value and was intended to cultivate
patriotism and the love for the beauti.
full. Especially was this true of the
work Of the primary room under the
direction Of Mrs Grace M. Tinsley.
Although standing room was at a
premium and the house was packed
there was no disorder. Columbus can
now accommodate al audience of $50
people, which ought to bring good
amateur entertainments to our town.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-02-23
~MUSSELSHELL NEWS.
Talk Of n New School ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ball a Success.
Special Correspondence to The Gazette.

S"A VI " o CltuO 11OuoC- N1 H9u uG
Ball a Success.
Special Correspondence to The Gazette.
Musselshell, Feb. Bob. B. Hunt,
late with the we'll known firm Of Yegen
Bros. spent a few days at the ranch of
r. H. Carpenter, leaving again last
week, Tuesday, BY stage for Billings.
John Deskins returned last Wednes-
day from Denver. where be was called
BY telegram, but happily found his
brother who, at u time, was very
low. much improved.
James L. Miner, who recently sold
his interests upon the river to the Ark.
wright Sheep Co.. will reoooupy his
old home Oh Fattic Greek the coming
spring, leasing same from Chas. Hard.
ing the present owner.
During the night Of Feb. 14th the
thermometer registered 81 degrees be.
low zero, the lowest point touched 80
far this winter.
Con Kennedy left several days ago
for ~Leavenworth, Kansas, in response
to a telegram stating his mother was
dying. 1t is hoped that when he reach
es Leavenworth he will find his mother
much improved.
The local ice men have about finished
harvesting the annual ice crop which
is OF a fair quality.
Byron Dunn, the freiglter, rolled in
last Saturday night loaded with freight
for Handel Bros.
There is considerable talk in conneo.
ton with the erection of a commodious
school house in the neighborhond on
the south side of the river, there being
at the present time quite a number of
children that would be benefited there.
by.
The South Side Ditch Co., composed
OF Gile and K~reiohbaum, VIM Bethke
and u. W. Cartwright, have completed
al e~xtensive dam across the Mussel-
shell river to raise the water into their
completed ditch, which will be used to
irIigate the ranches of the above parties
the coming season.
The masquerade ball at the hall last
Wednesday night, despite the severe
cold weather. was largely attended by
q jolly and joyous crowd of some forty
or fifty couples, the greater number of
which were prsttily costumed, inter
mingled with soma oomioally gotten
up'charaoters, making a very pleasing
and amusing spectacle all moving about
and dancing to the strains Of delightful
music rendered by the Muaselshell or.
chestTa, Mrs. VIM Bethka secured the
prise tor the prettiest costume. which
represented the Queen Of the Night.
Geo. A. Smith was awarded the prize
tor the most oomioal costume. Owing,
70 the complete success Of this masquer.
ade. 10 doubt. BY another year, even a
gpeateE number will take part and ever
4 eyoatey interest taken in every way.
lfleeanss =. n, and y, W. Kirk. and
|hejr families have moved into and are
what ID known an the old
Mn 0mith ranch, on Fattic Greek.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-02-23
A SAD DEATH.
Mrs. John Learie of Bridger Passes Away.
A Mine Accident.

Mrs. John Learie of Bridger Passes Away
A Mine Accident.
Special Correspondence to The Gazette.
kBridger, Feb. 21.-Last Monday the
Inhabitants Of our little town were
shocked by the sad intelligence tina,
Mrs. John McLearie was dead. Mrs.
McLearie bad not been feeling we'll fol
some time, but no concern was felt
about her condition until last Saturday
morning, when she was taken severely
i'll with an attack CT pe~ritonitis and her
suffering was SO intense that death
came as a relief. Mrs. McLearie has
lived here for the past six months. dur
ing which time she has made a host Of
friends by her loving disposition and
general happy manner She leaves
three little girls who will greatly miss
their mothers love and care. The
sympathy Of the entire community is
extended to the bereaved relatives. No
definite arrangements will be made for
the interment until the arrival Of Mr..
McLearie.
The severest weather If the season
prevailed here last week. but has mod
rated into the beautiful, spring like
weather which we have so long en-
joyed.
John McIIea1ie is expected from
Ration, New Mexico, where he has
been for some time past for the benefit
Of his health, to attend the funeral Of
his wife.
An old fashioned candy pull was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson at their
home on Clark's Fork last Monday
night. which vas attended by a large
crowd from Bridger. Merry.making
continue until after midnight, when
all returned home feeling that they
had been we'll entertained.
Arthur Brooks. a machine operator
in the Bridger mine, was severely in.
jured by an explosion Feb. IA, and died
two days later. Relatives were tele.
graphed for and arrived before death
occurred. Saturday the body was
shipped to his home in Bozeman for in
terment.
The masquerade ball given by the
at their hall, February IA,
was a general success-as are all en-.
tertainments given by that popular or
der. The costumes were unique and
grotesque and a general good time was
enjoyed by both participants and spec
At midnight an elegant sup
per was served at Rush's restaurant to
all did justice.
Miss Anna Siooia, who is attending
school at Red Lodge, is home at pres
ent, the schools being closed on &C.
count of scarlet fever.
Several families have arrived from
Missouri during the past week and all
vacant houses will soon be occupied.
Thursday evening a social Will be
given at the parsonage.
The Ladies Aid is doing good work
and all seem to be deeply interested.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-02-23
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On returning from the barn early
one morning the old nan found his
wife In tears.
"Wha'cher cryin about. MellssyY ~
he inquired.
"'Nother--one--uv our darters-was
stole las night" she sobDed.
1.-THE redheaded unY be asked Ia.
conically,
"Yes-pore Mng-she was the best
gal"--
Bob ScuttlesY'
"Uv curse. Hasn't been no other
Teller waitin on her. Amt you goin 70
pursue after EN- m arrest 'imw
"Uv course not" he replied sternly
"I'm not under obligations to help Bob
Scuttles out Nv no difficulty. Let him
60 ahead and work out his sentence,
same's I've been a-doln fur the las 40
year."-New York Truth.