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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-05-25
Notice Of Primaries.
TO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF HAIR
R1soN COUNTY, TO ELECT DELE
GATES roTnE STATE NoMINAT-
ING, CONGRESSIONAL, sENA-
ToRIAL AND HARRISON
COUNTY CoNvEN-
TIoNs.

There will be primaries held at the
following named places on the
3lsT DAY OF MAY, 1900,
to elect three delegates from each
Magisterial district to the state noml-
Mating convention to be held at
Charleston on July II, 1900, to elect
three delegates from each district to
the Congressional convention to be
held at Weston on June 9Th, 1900, to
elect three delegates from each district
to the Senatorial convention, the date
and place of which has not yet been
chosen, and also to elect ten delegates
from each district to the Harrison
county convention to be held on
TUESDAY, JUNE 9TH, 1900,
for the purposes named in the call be-
low and nominate two candidates for
justice of the peace, two for constable
and one for board of education.
DISTRICT. PLACE OF MEETING. TIME
Clark Court House =. -. = p. m.
Clay-Shinnston School House 10 a. m.
Coal-Hart's hay truck Bldg 2 p. m.
Eagle Harbert's schol house
Jones Rum. p. m.
Elk-RomincS Mills. ..l;30 pm.
Grant Lost Creek ......... p. m.
Sardis- SmithSchool house. 10 a. m.
Simpson, Bridgeport ...... 2 p. IN.
Bristol =. II .l:30 PIN.
Union-W West Milford j. =. . p. m.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-05-25

We are authorized to announce
Ernest L. Pigott, of Eagle district, as
a candidate for the Assessorship in the
Lower district of Harrison county,
subject To the pleasure of the republ-
can county convention.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24

Wovk especially shows tlln laHuIt Of
plnolInN l0apIhnp, WhlOh N Iha only
MAN M Annn!n nnnA lnAnl Wnrll, III
VIM ODA M lhn nlOHI FlInndly pnnluh
pvpp plNNnh nm thn home pvOnldHl 'lho
Waiting tenn N uOlllnnfOnOf nH HnlIlos
ulanlp nlOl M nlnyglhan|H nvnl nnlnN To
IiilllNnf and tllayffNnp0 nnuOpdhd lho
bprt M lIlpnilDanI Ny thn hnna bOya
LIvinpAt0llthn thn NlDnh nynI nnI 0lnb
IN lhnt WIN f0rlllpI players wars noollA'
tnnnn tn ulnplnn IN n wind nl0rlll,
hlnnn lhn wind hlnNA continually III
tho tlnla Nltgf Nnl Than lhnS WOn rnlvly
ma nrO deserving NJ thn ylNl0Is ami Wn
dOn't Nnpa rOr Any Of blvlnNAlOll' "
wind, l'pnd fhhlOd lllnplphd Tho Anlln
md did very wall, bin decisions 0n n
WhOla balnl fnlr 'phe following Noova
IullA Ihn tnlnl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
IMPORTANT pn yOuh0 WOMMN,
Enlargement NJ lha AlHnH nnh IiHnanlA NJ
lhe lLnMaslHaM Inv,


An amendment IN tha homestead
Inv by Tho lAal n0nApaah lAkaA inl0 lu'
lOnnl tha vlHhlH III k0nnA Wllllnn VINO,
hnvinu hpNvalN A0nN lnt0 lhh wilder
nam duplna thN days M Illald0nll001 -
anak 4 hOnln, And VIM having nllhll,
fpOln mn nAnAn nv NnOthhvl M lllhkH M
anlly nj pnnDpd MI thu lnld 0lllln, .Nllll
havd meanwhile hnO0Me nnIOlla1 ~
thR nlntriMlnlnl AtAta, lAvn llnvatefnla,
nHdpp th0 MD AlAIulna hAell yuflAAn I'M
pight IN MNha Tho pntvF Iha Old INV
hnln yIuidls IN lha fnnl that n married
W0ulnH lIyIDg with hnp hnshAlld, 0nuld
non Mnkh II llDNlAAinAn llllIk .Nlll illNA
4 gnlng W0mnD WIN had ANltlad NpQill
lynd Hu0l md cultivated nv improved
4 tvAQl M lAnd WITH tha inlanllnn NJ
antaplnH N nH n h0nlnAlnAd N tllna nlNr
ypNlant tlmn In thn fntnvnl, WNA nh'
hNVTud fFOlll d0ing M, " IN lhn MnAn'
lima HsMpD had llNnn hlA Hllkhl
hNnde DTNpld hAF Wy M angafnlrlle
plnda hg lha lAat panainHal Vim nns
d0Nhtpd Viahts nj hnnh E0nnk woman
10 pprfpnl lhaly lnlengad al!,lla.! .! hva
INanHnigad, md Vim only pf0ylNlln llv..
pQHa0 N that nm anfvxWNlllNn AllAl
l0ntInHa IN Innlda Hpan thH hNnlfateN1
1Hylng tha AtAtNt1lg paFlOd ANN thRf
tllA man nm llAIFlpa ~ nAt nv tnH flMa
nj thplv marriage alaimlns n snpArhtn
Tract NJ land HRdap iha hnlnaHiaAd lNwl
r q E agTtagw
tRr sNlel
FtEFtGlAae hatal NDg taFmA Hppls
m aag NJ slmpeaN,
ahsh NAIHHRHli MAntf
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
pIlNos YELIoWsToNE COUNTY, MONTANA TUESDAY July w. 1900

mDyn Dn iha pAgt NJ manufacturers,
Aflnp ihn hhNAhll lINA Opnnphl nn ms
pE0vnh AnnlNnd for WnDl IN nnnlldnntly
hkpnnIah hy the Wnnl tIala and lhny
faal thAt lhAN pAn we'll afford VI Diap
Ihnlv tiBlh without making lNFthnr 0Dns
naaAiDla In Olhnp 10 inunpA tlndu, A
fnW limos ~ llHht Weights hAyu bann
shown, bDt they an nDt fnpnlAh my
ppitpliDn BY which thA WhDlu AltNAllON
Nhn he tNdHpl, Manufacturers hopa M
DbtAin RllAhlly battag prices hmm II gaAp
ApO W thAy dn lhn WOOl lpANn AlHnp
tbAt thAv pAl wall AliDpd w lny Onps
paNl npInAA fOf MlDlAl which, NnNnlnl IN
Apnnklnp, nln M higher lhnn ll0aa M n
yanp N4O, lbA inv liDah thAt hnvn thAa
INV lNan 0ppnph hnyh nOt hnaD annnaaH'
mi, hOWavep, IN bringing nlNNh, " ADNt
hipbup pvipaA lbAM thDHu Of lnal yaAp,
'pbn nAWH from Nm country lnhl0AluA
HDnlA WpRkanlDn IN the pnvt w Hp0WhIh
morn napnninlly where thnln Apn nDt
Hnnn fNnillllhH fOp storing Wn0l, WOODS
In Montana App uDl nl0piAN Nnpy tnhl,
md Npu nnnnMnlnllNH H0Mh Wn0I hnA
bppn Hnld M hilllnnH, and AOMp At
OInni FnllH, M prlpps pAnAlnn from
llaa lfN lpnl, Mo- Avulnpu pIlnh balAH
nboht lbo, Al thpHA prlopA lhn W0nlA
nOsI, Glenn, nDan m bOnt tlpDWnIll me-
mt WiIllnp ~ lht mnnh WOOl M 40 lllnt
pIlpp, nn0 buyers nrn mn WllllnH NJ
tnkn mlnh, W Looks INV nA though \
aoNd dnAl NJ WOol WOnld oonb forward
On 0DnAlHnnnnL A Dnilbup ~ lhn
wool hHAlnlA npa puptnNtls satisfied
with tbp present condition NJ tblnHA
M INV ,a thn HpOWnpH llIh nnnanrnpn ~
ihaF bnlihvA thAt TIM lAltal should
nAppy ihn WO0lA until lhpy am nhallhn
On Mnny M thn nav W0DlA lhNA fnp
purchased tllnpn hna hmm IN ypt lO
opportunity M 40 Any hllaDeAA Wlll
manufacturers NJ " IlpOill aallu ldnnA ~
thA lntlnF ma Ant on II ton low bnAlA,
lDWup, in fAot, lhAll lhn lrnhn think
thay WI hp nble 10 Apnnln them MI
phn mills, hDWnvpr, VIII NOT Alns
beyond thnip npnnA, Nnn evidently ni'u
nOt niHpOaod W pile mp HO0nAl A0lnn
~ thn lAEpoRl MILLS MN pow nl hn
thipn Wnok 0f lDpip shutdown which
nlnN hn npnn further plDlOnnAn
IN territory WOOlh 0nttN Il fniI hnAl'
leaH hnA hpnll nOnA M plinNA Whloh MN
substantially nnnhAnApdl A lAll Dn0ti
nliOn f0I nvapnHn WOnlH, lnOlnnlnp
Wy0mlDps, upndiDn lnp nnn HIM
m1ninmh IN AfmbOnl nlnnni H0nn
WoOla without nli htnnla In them, mn
ba pnluhnapn fOl lbhnl0oll hnt NlolH
containing my AmODnt 0f Alnplo hpina
mora money, ind naluotNd AlAplO Aell4
FOR bpmbb0ll nnoOynlnn VI llnnnpaa nlld
annnpnl condition. Medium tAlpllOpleA
lpp worth ia0Nlbo, fOr bnat WO0lH, Inn
lowest HpndeA an linz down 10 400,
Now WOOlH Avn lnllH opened M Hlllr
iDHa md alpAt Fails, M0ntnnN, Dnt, M
bpfOvp atntan, n0t Mnny bAyA yAl bauh
MQvedl m0at NJ th0AH which hnva bAen,
bainH AOnflHllhnl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
nAAH HAhh GAM isA,
Hilllnss hOsth I'WD, hui Mn Ohm AhDN.
Improvement,

improvements
Hast Wpek WINS rAthep n dlapAtpOnl
ODn fDp th0 HillinNH hAAubNll plnb In
tbRt N l0st tWG ERinaH, 0He W fhH
Nnahvllla HlDdHpiH on HAtuphAk md
thp OthaP IN hiyilEstOI OD SUNDAY,
pha name with Vim n0lpvad pa0pll
WIS YatheE n I00r ono IN VIM pNph NJ
both olnba 'pha \. Htndanta wNpa
sluggapa And Mn WAY They fall 0nI0 thn
balJ WAN / npntlpnl 'Pha ApQIa Nv Lhn
and 0f tht nlpth lnnlnR stQod M W lhl
In Mo AAsis altagnl1pIof Sunday lha
Y H0uNh Mdaps'l Of HIl[lnRa eOniaatpd
with iha .hanpal club IN n. apna III
savsn innings, tha forllap winning ny
4 mora .0f I W, h, tpla HNme WIN
iaNtnpalaaa, nalthpI aida hpinA nhlp N
hlt lhA ball vepy hnpdl
WhAt pFlgllnad IN ~ Vim ppaltlaal
Ealno 0f ball aaal In HlIlllaa thla tpA'
lan wAa nlApvad hg n Wind AtlvM avn,
dAg RftapnO1n, pm thvpa Rnd II hAli
ln1inaH hlllinaH nn1 hlvlnaNlon ppt 10
n pValtg EAnla, nm thFnA asnnANhll'
arms hAtlnH haen nlAdN np M lhgf
tlnlH nDd tllh Aalpa .hAlnH n Wei fn NJ
phan tha kild bFnkH l00ael hlllnH thr
aga1 MI Iht plngAva NHa spnatAlnYN WIN
dHat, and hAfaFn tha hlvlnaalQn'A weFa
vaiIFad tlltg Ind AQQpad Avn .FHnH, NV
lnl Diem \ laad E6lah tha llape tNain
a0Hld n0f HvpfNallHl. phR Hllllnnh
faAIn RhnwedN Mapkad Improvement NJ
ninslHH avn lpeVllnH RAllHp Hn
0amHnAlFHfpd fhAf Wild sffpnathanlnR
In fWA mr. thFee nlApHA And nlnFa fpAnl
lIRetiaR tbaE VIII In Ahla IN pHt HR Nh
hyFiala nj hAll that WIN WIN MlnIast
phH HylHgstaH tanm plAgH n ,tAal
aFflple IN hAll MA ahaWH MI. wall bat1
In heldlRa and hAttlpg phslr inAald
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
A hNW AlLIh0i
salllHrA nm lpAea stpln NM Iianallilad Dk
Nauallt HpHa Homestead Inv,

salllHrH nm Nplea stplp NM Iianalliled Dk
lieuani Fpae iiOmpnlaAh Inv,
Attorney Fped Woodward IN IN ".
0aIpt Of II communication from Al, Ii.
I,0va, ppaihtaI Oh tha H0Nanlnn lana
Olfloe, M lhl alfant thAt tha homestead
bill, Iauantly pnAAad BY 0OlNvgAh, n 0l
no henent ~ HAlllepH Oh llle 0edsn
UtvIp IN the Grow reservation, SAtl llle
Carbon County Sentinel, MI, W0oda
Wnpd mAda application fOr ono 0f liA
clients t0 commute and ppQya up Oh n
tract Of land ON the oeded UvOw psHsIvs
In fourteen months M Bl,ab lep AaIs
nnl paOnlyad \ Edply fl0n HeNlateI
Lava snylnn lhAt sn0h n0tlOll WOtlld le
nsaleaA ns the commissioner 0f tllH
aanaval lnnd Oliioe Ind Inl0d thAt
Hattldfs ill thiH arip weie iestileted
tvnll no d0inH, And nlOI0 PARTICULARLY
AAyhI
'f'NhaIa tha vipht tO commute hunts
slaAd nntvy within ANY Of the Teaapa
yntlOn O0vappd by tle nut hnH beHn
hapalOf0Ve authorised by Ataluta, helnsa
ataad aaltlava nlHy commute tlluiv ell'
tviau tIaIain In tha tiMe nld M WIG
pvlnea nnW nsed by aAiAtillH lhwA
phavafna tlle fpea homestead INV
relative IN 00lnInntlnH Hnd pnylllH w
n moi nllnnaadi
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
.SOME IMPROVEMENT
pha Wool Mapkst Ia n hlttle
BetteF Mere DemH
petlti0n,
mHaHaHzsEss#HH
OVER 100000 P0UN Ds
F5S8l53l fjsiias
kolh anA CONSIGNED Newman Moa,
,Iat lhn bpHl ppIpp For
AnVnWl DNa.

'lha wool Nnlknl AAa shown sOmp
iMDpnspnhDt hlNna Ohp lNRl lHp0pll
'php,D hns boon MOp1 pOMpallllOn mud
lbn bns0la bAyn Oiiaped bhtlNl pIlooal
Ealnnn lAAl Friday afternoon lDnF bnthFA
hnse bpnD nInhinH Oll0Ilnpa MD Nm
DODBlnnMAnt REPRESENTATIVES, hAye bpen
nnIlva, lnnlndinA lhe consignment
lAnn tbeIp hpB nahIly u dDsell ma \ hhlf
wool hDnHBA Represented hnlhl Hl)nla
VI thGHn, who nln DelnH hnld bAnh lp0M
DDg INA by thnli h0HADh, hpB AhttlnH lnlS
pnLlnnb na thny Bbn aOMn H0Od nllpH
pnl Dp and And AOld Wlthont lhalp
| nvDI having n nhhn0H nl thnni DlilnA
Nm lnpl FnW dnyH Havninl neW lppIo'
Hunlntiypa hnva AllIvnd haFe bnt thny
mn Mnpaly Ailnp nOnAlAnNanisl fOV thH
piNApNl At lnAStl 49,
l'hn buyers viii 40 10 Hia piDlbep TO-
MOlpDW NM thny hkpalt 10 DD III tlhI
plnoo avery "Wednesday during the
hpnhODI
Up no Lam nipht Ovep 1900, 900
pDNina hAd be0D Nlthap hOld " GOnl
mnnnd md although u bnA nhAplE nll
b0pN nlnynll N deus AnI rpllnyn lhn
alpnjn On lhe Two WnpnbOnAHH oyer
\, ,DOO ODl DDnnnH bnvb pRh0hhn lllA
nlnphat Ann thDIn N nOt II lAy Dnl WDhN
Il nOnplh Ot tinln lOndh hplleD liA!a lp0lll
0h IhD HOOky F0Ik nnn HFldHep
branches Ann thn western dlvlHIOnl
Iphn bpbI anla Mnnn TOp several 0ngh
WIN yaalprnng Wh6n hnWmnl BrlgeIll
pnoNlvnn lhau Onlta f0p lhnlp nllIh 'fh0
AAlnp lnn1n Alnrg lAAt ll'Il0hY Wnpb
W, Hll1obpnnn, 5000 pounds vi IL
nnnIh III HnOh HHphnp W tJ0l
Y l'pIepA0n. lb,DD9,D, DD9,D pnnndlAl ! ~ IVA
opniH 10 JpIpmlnb williams " Do
John hoAA, aOgD ponnda NJ llA
v, lIpUDonl $4,000 pounds NJ lala
nnNIH 10 Hl HnpElsl
Apbpldaa NJ HAItAmA, 10000 pounds NJ
l4lp 0pnAa 10 HA0h, Halkep W 00l, hIn
JBpDMinh WllllAnla NJ DO
Il ID, lD'i)Onnall, DO,OO p0lnds ~
lDls OpnIg NJ HaOh, Haokap NJ 00l
hHhh iiiittdGki, 10000 nGHhfa III
Ii bl OaAlA 10 HRpaHnAl 0f NJ Paul
NaWMan hgOF, $4,000 pounds Nv
III ha Nontn ID HaPplsI
NJ " ppOgd0D, %, 1000 pounds M
lita Dnnts tO HAOh HaDkep NJ Do
P A, fsnidOW, ID 1000 DOnlda 40 Il N
DNIllA tO Jeremiah Willlhlnl NJ DO
llOnaInnmHnta Wela AA fOll0WEi
knOWltOn NJ llOI0hgP, IN OD0 pOnnnh
npAn HpOs, $4,000 p0nDdhi III v
AdepMNnl $4,000 pOnlids FlAnnHaD
Ivgs, t4,Ooe ponndal md honabpas
" hhlAlds, $4,000 ponndH, All 10 jha'
liua, HataDlAh " 90,
Smith hyOs, pal 900 pounds 10
JegamiAh Wlllialnn III ool oo
pbNiM0pQllh eleen 0Oll Bh,OOO
pOnDnh tO 'FiskQ ~ GO
N, h9vllAD, " 4! 4. 100000 pounds 10 Dewey'
n, n, IDevalill aola hls CLIP OF $4,000
pOnndn BAtnpdDy tO hi Iii Hh0peyl
'pha taEIlls 0f tha anle Wepa private
lnl Mn pplae N Anld to hnve baan nboaA
III nantA,
lipi vagy Hills N bolpa dOne In tla
ND0l laAlAat tadasl Up NJ nAAn only
Qnp pllp Ind ham hold, II balnA lildpar
lAnd HpOal, l4,DDO pounds At 4lAeellts
hi HayviH, tthnp clips npn belnH
lnmplnd thia ngtupnOOnl
EaI@
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
nLIss LOOAikn THIA WAyr
NO w
dppnh iD,lHa NIanlbnra IlnHlpn IN yinll llH
ltOnls Mountains

Hrnnd hn,lKa MnMbnrH Iln#lpn l0 vlHll tlH
it0nl,s Mountains
W, NJ HlpnH RETURNED yoHlnpdny form
thO pnHt, wllUpo llO Wpnl IN u dalOnAt0
10 tha apNnd lOdg0 IN l9lha, WllOh Mat
.ht Allnntlo Ulty, N, dl, anyp thO
HoleDn independents NV HlHpu bplnHH
hnok lhe peWa lhnt hy aOln0 oli0pt tle
ulnnd l0dHH OF Tho Opdop, Wblnll VIII
mo1t IN Two ynnpHl llIns le lldnuod ~
nlAnt III HNlnllnl Mllns III tln lllullllle
NJ lllh upnnd l0dnh ApG dNHIIOllH Of ylAlta
lnn tllN NDI NV nl0nntnlD o0nLliy, Alh
especially Of lllnAlnA II t0np NJ hh0 felf
lOWHlOno Nnll0nnl pnIhl
III lhn apnnd lOdln t0talOn IN hgld III
lhia ults tlla delegates uAn Mil tw0
birds M 0De thIOW'
Az Tim nlaetinH nt Atlantic t1lty thaIa
vera OH daleHAtnA and nhOnl 1000
visiting iglhs, Helena could tAha oAp0
IN lhnt DumlleI NJ atIADNerH III tho
Hllinnlbp HaAA0il, md NhHpnltnA I'M. lllHo
Alnd 0f II tilna, 'pbH HglaDh lOdNe
viii bpHlll illA agitation Ut tllH PIN! ~
inviting tlle avald lodge to lneet hara
In 1909, and NIL lllp Ghller lodges III thA
HlatH ADd In lhe neinhhOplnH alAtea
Will bp AAkpd 10 lDnd thnlr naAlalNnool
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
Non Tim HliiiIl1Ag klel'i
nppnt FNllA lrhonRhl I'm WnA llla AlHhnHl
Iirlnp rnll,

In tho wool mAFket Yesterday, lbpa
Ounta, the hiHhaAh price pAld III Mon,
hmm thna I'M lhiA ApAHnllJ VIM ,ApnAplpn
Dy N, johnson, WIN hDll liA OLD NJ ii
III JDnAN, pnpppapnllnA FEnnnlA Wlllas
n CO. Of lanalnnA, #uappAt Fails
ppibnnn, !,
phe 4pihAne had battap Aapp p0slpd
on wool RifRlpl down In lhia tloti0h,
t)Ha Clip Of 100000 p0nnha AOlh hevn \
couple 0f Webka mo M \ gpnlH Alf thD
fAot WDA Mnde public .At thp Alnu'
Vha ppibnAn 9itkap wiHhaA NJ keep thn
epOwepH IN ignorance Nv N doaA llOA
kdep p0Htedl
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
MOnD IhpnliIsp MAkIpHspHDl
OODnnMaVa Am huOAlns ApOADh I'M WOOl
Ihn DNllDnkD

OOnoapniDB thH wOnl trnde lba
AlnOpI0An WO0l md l)0llDn, HapQpteI
Ink Mn following. w. INV, Whlnh N \
lnOvA hDnHfNl Ontl00k
'lhapa Inn baeD N lltlia nl0pe looking
Al0nnd fOg w00l, And aanHaMaIH HaneF,,
nlle may In fnld t9 hnsH nlAnlfeHtAn
Indla Inherent IN MN laHpkatl Whlnll
fAat, a0nlhinad Wien I'm daaldad aFm'
llhsh EtDlsn Nv thA li0Dd0n iA!a1, WhevH
VIA deellpA In prlHaA FaaQvgad w tha
0paDInN lN4 hael snhstaniiAllg Faa9vev'
Adl bAa lnndad m llnpnpt n laapa ahaafr
fHl faallnH In lhn wool lllArkatl Vhapa
IN M Keh mo lpAtallAl lHaleAAn M IN
llnlaq In MA vAlnila lf hNelnesa ,tFAnAlI
Aa)ad, haWrvaEi which Htlll galnAlna u
gaps ANAL pgnplFll0Rel Ona gaAHan
t0v thjR N evidently IN he l0Rnd lH lha
fRat lhAt a0nnHNavn dA .naf set kHaw
I'M WhHt llnff nv an WlNt pplia hAhlA
llle llahlsNalehl aeNAGn N M devaiQHl
vhe dpenlnlng nf llalt WeighFg Whlah
had hAaR hIAlAl lAT .thlh weak, I'M hean
p0Atpaned hg lha lArgnhf Hplllg.HHAnla
Inv hna Waak anQ AanlR INV fM tNA
wAAkH l0nkavI Who WAdA WRgA Hvl
dAnllg NM VeAdg fAg thf Ha0ANl hHd
Wa0I merchants aaHslAsF thlA Y Win
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
kOllHn In ll0nlvnniDrsi

HaNlad pIOp0anla fdI tha anlAggament
III tha YailOWatOlN Nnd Canyon uvspk
dltpn, Naa0idlnH In lha piAnA ana
apaeI0oAN0DH on MA In Vim 0fton NJ
tha o0lniy anyyey0v, viii IN taaelvad
IN a. NJ, dhAfaa, kaaxr, IN 0I hefnvf \
afalaak y, mn hapt 4th, 1900 TIVE
ptNnA llnieMplHtn hhA Ake4vAtlAn ~
nbMA 4n,O00 0Hhla yNE6rM ANvtll NnA
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near the mine. A store building also
will soon be erected and occupied and
with this beginning and the increase of
a number of workmen in the mine. to-
gether with the inevitable rush of pros
pectors to that neighborhood, it will
not be many months till a town will be
in full swing there.
Among other recent happenings in
various towns of the state that point
to a wonderful year of growth, are the
forming of a company in Rawlins for
the making of pressed brick and thing
of the fine clay found in great quaint
ties and the Incorporation of a COM
pany to do a banking business in Cody,
the first terminus of the ~Burlington's
north and south line now building from
Toluca, Mont.
, 1900-12-27
PERSONAL
drs. Lynch left today for Ogden.

Mrs. Lynch left today for Ogden.
]. r. Kingkaid came from Cheyenne
on No. 3.
Clark Pelton went to Tie Siding this
afternoon.
N. X. Boswell and Otto Gramm went
to Cheyenne today.
Ray Towson came back from Chey-
enne this morning.
Lon Dunn and wife returned to the
ranch this morning.
Ex-Conductor Quigley came over
from Cheyenne this morning.
Prof. McClelland of the university
went over to Cheyenne today for a
short visit.
John Roberts, a member elect Of the
next legislature, spent Christmas with
his brother-in-law, Harry PASCAL. and
returned to his home in Cheyenne to,
day.
Charles Calland, stenographer in
Superintendent Whitney's office, will
return tomorrow from his Christmas
vacation. Superintendent Whitney is
expected back in a few days.
, 1900-12-27
THOSE A CONvICTS.
Work Shops May Not Be Completed
Nor Prisoners Moved Now.

Warden jeff Carr of the state peni-
tertiary is over from Laramie and re-
ports hat as yet no arrangements have
been made for moving the %convicts to
the new prison at Rawlins.
There is no probability" remarked
Mr.. Carr, of the work shops now I'M
der construction at Rawlins being com,
pleted by the 3lst and as the law pre-
scribed these shops must be finished
before the prisoners are moved, the or
der of the board that they shall be NOV
ed on or before December 31st may be
revoked and the time for their move
ment continued.-Leader.
, 1900-12-27
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

Their is a rumor among railroad
men that Division Foreman Lomerine
will be succeeded on January l by A.
Stuart, now foreman of the shops in
Evanston.
The Cheyenne papers say that Miss
Mabel Reid has so far recovered from
her recent serious illness that she has
returned to her duties in the office of
Surveyor General Hanson.
The Myrtle Vinton company is play
ing to good houses at the Opera House
every evening this week and is giving
general satisfaction. Tonight "A
Bachelors Honeymoon" will be pre-
scented.
Harry Maynard has been given the
contract for cutting the Union Pacific
ice this winter. He will begin Monday
and will get probably 400 cars out of
the first cutting. There will be a Sec
ond and possibly a third cutting.
Another theft has been committed in
C. J.. Peterson's tailor shop. This time
the miscreant got a vest belonging to
Judge Groesbeck. Philosophy does not
desert the Judge in these trying cir
cumstances, and he says, without a
tremor. that the thief probably
thought it was a good investment"
DR.. S. B.. Miller is now able to sit
up again and expects to be out of the
house in a few days. He was able to
get up and dress and participate in
the Christmas dinner. He was the re-
cipient of many beautiful bouquets and
other tokens of consideration; and he
says he vas glad to get the flowers be.
fore his death instead of afterwards.
So it is plain the doctor is in good spir-
its.
, 1900-12-27
JUST ANOTHER LITTLE
ROBBERY AT TIE SIDING.

When Ole Henson got off the train
here this afternoon at 4 o'clock he
locked as if he had been through some
thing. He had. 1t was a Tie Siding
the real of one of the saloons at that
place and had beaten him over the head
with something and cut his face with
something and took something from
his pocket. Just how much Henson
was robbed of is not known. Sheldon
is in Jail, having been brought down,
along with Henson, by Deputy Sheriff
Knadler this afternoon.
, 1900-12-27
THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
Store in Laramie.
G.. s. CREENBAUM.
Mail Clerks RESIGN,

F. A. Newell has rendered his resig'
nation as a postal clerk to Chief Clerk
Johnston, to take effect on January %.
He will embark in the cattle business
at Bushnell. Neb.
Robert Pease has also resigned his
commission and will go into the gen
eral merchandise business with his
brother at Cheyenne Wells, Colo
Cheyenne Tribune.
, 1900-12-27

The annual uniform ball OF Gem City
Hose company No. 2 occurs at Maen-
nerchor hall New Years eve. Great
preparations have been made for an
excellent time. Usher the 18th cen
fury out and the Goth in in company
with the fire laddies. 1l5t4
, 1900-12-27

The Union Pacific has announced
its rate Of n fare for the round trip
for the Christmas holidays. Tickets
will be on sale Dec. %, "a. as. 30 and
81 and January 1.
, 1900-12-27

Having opened my cleaning and re-
pair shop for gents clothing in the Nc
Arthur room on Second street, would
be pleased to have my friends and 9TH
ers give me a call. Also all kinds of
coloring work done. s. WINDLE.
, 1900-12-27

There will be an examination of
teachers for first, second and third
class certificates at the office Of the
county superintendent, 267 Second
street, Dec. 2sth and 29th, 1900.
C. H. SIMPSON, Superintendent
, 1900-12-27

Prof. Anna S. Thompson. magnetic
healer, guarantees to cure absolute
badness, cross-eyes, freckles, obesity,
etc. Cures all diseases and habits,
without medicine or surgery. 207
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