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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-26
DISTRICT COURT MATTERS.
Divorces Granted Probate Cases and
Naturalization of Citizens.

Judge q. III. Loud held q short ses-
sion Of district court last night for
the purpose Of ~naturaiizing citizens.
The court yesterday was occupied
with a number III matters.
The administrator Of the estate of
n. M. Dennis, deceased, was dis
charged, IL being shown the court
that this estate has been fully dis
fribnted and receipts Of heirs for all
distyibutiye shares tiled.
in the matter OF the estate of Leon
ard =, Henderson, deceased, the state
meDt Of claims was presented and nc
count and report of administrative
presented and the court vet November
., 1900, ut y q, m, Az the time for
hearing.
In the matter OF the estate Of Henry
Brown, deceased, on hearing To deter.
mine heirsbip, the court finds that
William Brown, Frederick Brown and
Rudolph Brown are all the heirs To
this estate.
William ". Macy VI. Anna Macy,
divorce. The defendant hIed AN ans.
Wer IN n erOss-cOmplaiDt and war
granted the divorce instead Of the for
mer on the grounds Of desertioD and
wiIfnI neglect, and her maiden I'M
of Hannah Maekey restored 10 her.
III the divorce petition of Elizabeth
OsirHnder against Alouzo OstraDder,
la which the pIaiHtiR asked for NIL.
mony pending the litigation mud conn-
vel fees, the court denied the motion,
II being shown TINT she Nv the owner
~ property 10 the amount 0f III, 800 In
the east,
Clara q, TomIinsop was granted a
divorce from Fred N, T0mlinsoD on
the grounds Ut desertion and wilful
neglect,
Citizens were made ont 0f George
Ll0wellyn Ladblry, Augustus yolkey
and ludwig q, Lebfeld,
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-yfall and look ~ those elegant
apples NJ Toole's
20, y, Lenoir ~ Bridgor " . bust.
ness visitor IN the city,
-, m, FOx npd ID, a, O,shnn were
down from Bod Lodge last night
II, H. McShwne, tbo pnilrpnd con,
tractor, WIS In The city %yestordny
Otto Frape, tle Wyoming stock
man, enine W Inst night from Nee
teetse,
"a, H. LAMOM cnWo IN Inst night
from Roundup ~ henr Folsom md
Porter
-Carwile n Boptop write liberal
0rc Insurance policies NJ the bost
obfninnbln rafes Y
-P, M, GnlInher md Wife loft yns-
ietrdny for tbeiy Upcb homo 0n Shell
crook, IN wyoming
20, Clifton ~ the sheep md cattle
arm ~ Clifton a Lowtbor, " IN DO
city from H0pndnp
Henry HpvyplL the eonl 0perpfor
WAS IN me cjfy ypsterdpy eD ropte NJ
neb0 from HreAf Vpllt
--Jobp ", Murphy ~ Helepn " IN
the city on business relntiyo NJ bis
largo epttle Interests w MS section
Capt i, q, Bond reeeiyed D mes,
spHn yeetordgy Announcing mo delth ~
NV aged Nfbor NJ nv home IN Penn
sylyaniM
"A, ", Yoqor ~ ppttn republican
candiaGte for yoeretpry. ~ sfNtp, wps
|, n Hlllngp ypstgrdpy gefflpg peqnainf'
IN WIN fhe voters
~ n nnd geQ. ~ Wilson, sheen
growers NJ Lnsk, Wyoy evp spending
D fpw dpys IN fhe eity lpoking Rffpr
p~preLaspQbh sheen
-Vhp Rillipge Rfppn laundry
never fnilH NJ Klye Hatisfnpi0h w
ms mn hhe. nffesspFy mnfnllfW fnr
fHFpfpg QHf nrHf-nlnss Work
l'hos HydnA yongE, nan NJ Miller
day n 'vys iip'pds wwhel ep rpnte ".
KanRqs lify M attend sphooL
SHERIFF IN. W, Hubbard left gesleg'
dry fW RpfF E0dRp WITH dease Sand
frs, wh0 WIS sentpnend M fhA pepl'
tfNfinFy fRr 0Re yfW M hogse sfeaF
ms
VIE street. G0mmisANnW ADd Tim
sldfWaN aanfFaHfW MN WlfflnH IN
now M4hWalkH NM .nF0sAlIlHh Al lle
fasf AidN M NORTH TwapW hhRfh
sfFnaff
Ilaga sGH faHispredf Only Hlrae
deya Dp0Te ar4 I'M IN Which 10 Ma M
MyaR paye VI esefelAp g0W llRllf gA i
elflNn M WV hNifm has IN NHf#d#yl
HRgfnlhh N
NW hundred faAN NJ, nrHtelasa
alialfA INK W. | dlspgAal MlM WY ~
,eN |. Y u n0l lLsr WV tII0e,s.I.slea ApuXg
M,L Y WFAliAtAt FH hs ifs
MlllRgA
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DON'T KNOW HIN.


Capt. j. q. Bond, chief OF the po-
lice of Billings, received the follow
ing letter yesterday, but diligent In
quiry could throw no light upon the
matter, M one hereabonts having ever
heard OF the man mentioned;
Seattle, Wash, Oct. "a, 1900.
"To Chief OF Police, Billings, Mont.
Dear Sir: Could you please advise
me AZ to whether a person by the
name of Edwin Lee resides In or
around your city, / do not know
how old be III, but he must be between
the ages OF 28 and W years. Also no
~ a Norwegian by birth and was last
heard from In 1885 Or '86. Thanking
y0u IN advance for future fayors, I
remain,
Yours respectfully,
ERNEST II, Lee,
Seattle, WASH
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0yer A,0An,

nHring bib ngp yNnpp. WvapllRp In
NHltp wv, nndd Inns cured over 1900
uooplN NJ nolynnhppus, hOndnpllN, dlEalF
hens, plnl .Ito N Mo only nlnn IN Mon
Tam who has malp n0Mpliantpd nyp
lrQVhlpe, poppl0l, Win MHVqnlAi hr
fepfy pAnlllp, Nv l@lnnennap NJ IHHIlr
monigM fpnnl ,Ernlefnl npnnle Win
have hnpn Hlrpa VIII show WI VIII
hp M JllN Hrnnd hnLpl Nay nFNhl
NsAnJnntinlA froRt, hiRaa pfFg penT
snnRhAf HlAeapA hlfnal RarH
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w, q, Williams bae erected u new
greenhouse 0ne mile west 81 Billings,
on the south eide 0f the track, TIE
intends To run a tirstseIasB establish,
ment and Will be able NJ oil times to
All nll orders for plants and eDt fow,
OTIS,
Harry Is, Drum nj Layina, rnpnbr
lienn candidate Tor county commits
siopei, arrived In tho City yesterday
from m el0cliODeerinR tour, Mr.,
Dram ~ ono III Tho most popular
stookm0n in the county md should b.
elected,
In publishing aD interview with
i, q, Bair, 0f Teton county, In yestar3
dny's Hlzofte, " was stntNd That That
gentlemnD i1ni formerly tesn GGEessYy
attorney Of lint county, Mr., Bnir
wishes the mistake corrected, and says
tllat ho Inns meyer hold tint 0fItGo IN
his county,
Alderman n, ", Dlomnut returned
Wednesday, night from his mpGh on
the Flptwillow ~ time 10 attend thn
republican mass mootiDg, IIo says
Fergus county ~ going W roll np n
big republican minority, md tllnt ppp,
tion ~ Yellowstone county On the
Mpssolsboll VIII nlao surprise tbo dom
Oernte,
--rln social domoerAlio payty held
forth ~ tho Dpern house Inst night, The
speplery being Hon NJ, II Elliott ~
nptto, npndldnte Tor oongloss, Jos, q,
Honr ~ Butte, presidential ol0et0r md
ON, PnrtOl0W, mndi1ptn fW sDpnfT
,mtondont ~ public instruction Tho
meeting wps fnirly VOL attended,
II, W, S~bnolk0t0n NJ Dntto, 0f tha
firm ~ Shneklnfon AZ WhltnlDw, who
rooeiyed lilo contract Tor tbo erection
III q, q, arpwoUs now st0po building,
WINS IN billings yesterday signing thp
contract md getting rondy W bogin
WDrk, Ho wls l0o0mnnlnd by q, y,
lIatrn pf Iiolenn, architect ~ the
bpilling,
The lntost reprols relative N the
ehppgp ~ limo 0p the Northern Pnr
pinc, which ~ NJ 30 INFO elToGt w tllls
pniHt nesl M0ndny, any thnt Tho North
pppst Linlitpd Trains VIII DO dibpon'
timed putil nesf yonr, I'm thoir place
Will bp rnn trims Mo- md w.
Tho fine ~ arrival ~ trims " sub'
ytnntinlN tln splpn pp ppblished \ dny
nv w nHn,
--Thp slmop-ppp independent dom
OcpptR VIII hold n mNsH mnoiinR MI Tho
GQprt house tppigAt which VIII he nd.,
dressed by Hon Gins, n, HlriInnn nj
Npxpmnn, M, Harlmall VOL
known in pillings md VIII no l0Hht
bo Hvpptpl by n good eIaNd ppdINNin,
Tho billings bind VIII furnish mnsip
for thp npcNHinni
Hon n, ", lnllard returned
yesterday tom D lrip ~ Nh. Wiley IN
polnpnlly With nhpplnll slllL yppnh'
lippI mndidatp Wv tho lNglslaflTp,
W. sAld W, ~ ptigys NJ Park Guy gnl
laurel Wpre snlnpdil ones nnd llAf
thp night NJ NoynmhorM neAL thp
valley VIII roll gpN handH0nln mlinrF
~, fnr tho republican tipkpt from fap
W hottnmi
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-26
LOCAL NOTES.

Frosn wedDesday's Daily Gazette.
-6ee those fancy apples as
J'oo1e's.
Architect G. y. Haire liz In the city
from Helena.
For that tired feeling try Mack's
ice cream soda. =
Miss Minnie Miller Of Merrill is
visiting in the city.
james Hogan, the Carbon county
sheepInan, IL in the city.
DIR. Doty Of Red Lodge was a Wis
ifor In Billings yesterday.
II. M. Holt OF Miles City spent
yesterday In the city ON business.
-. ". Sleeper and family have re-
moved TO their new home ON North
Twenty-eightb street.
MONEY to loan In any sum on
farm lands and improved Billings
property, carwiie a. Bouton
-. -. HEREFORD won the Standard
sewing machine ratified of Mt w, Is.
Georges news stand last night.
Policeman Taylor, who has been
battling with an attack of typhoid
fever, will b. able TO resume his duties
IN u few days.
~. Augustus Heinze OF Butte, the
great mine owner, IL going 10 make y
political speech In Billings during ths
present campaign, osteDsibly for the
democratic state ticket
Judge George r. MjlburD of Miles
City, who N candidate on the demo-
cratic, labor and peoples party tickqty'
for the office Of associate Justice of the
supreme court, wss IN the city yester-
day.
Reilly, the south side saloon man,
has opened n pool room on Harlem and
California races. lie Inns u Special
wire and operator located la the room,
and IL ~ run IN q strictly up,to'd9te
manner
There Nv more or Less complaint
regarding the depredatioDs Of boys
after night, who are supposed 10 DO In
their homes by tho time the enrfew
rings ut O'Clock, il would not DO
smjss for the night police ~ take a
hand In the matter md zoe That the
boys are on tho streets after y O'Clock
each evening,
Pat LHyelIe ~ Columbus, who has
the honor of being the only candidate
on the county ticket ~ the iDdepen,
dent democrats for the Legislature,
was ~ tIm city yesterday, Mr.. In
yeIa " making u strong campaign
and his visits 10 Billings prp not With
ont some Significance, VI ~ said That
te viii poll q VOTE tplt viii be agveeay
bly, surprising 10 bis friends,
Pierre Wjbaux, the mttle king ~
eastern Montana, with headquarters ~
WihapS, was IN the city yesterday,
leaving Inst night oyer The burlington
for the east eu mnte to Paris, where
he win spepd the winter HD wayI
accompanied ~ fpr M Elgem0pt y.
D., by Fyapk w Smith, also ~
WibalS, who WAS going W Dendwo0d
10 look after bis mining interests,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-26

Of tho Commercial Fluctuations Of
Interest to M~Qntanians,
Live hi0A Ii,

Vlfe sl0pN
Ghiengo, Oct, g6--Dnttle, generally
sfoady ~ strong, NatiyNs, besf 0n
sqlp today, three enrs nt BR,lb, Tex
ans, receipts. sOni best on Ralo today,
four eprs NJ VIII, 80,
shoop md limbs, wenk M " shade
l0wpr, western shenp, SD,H b W Wa l0l
Western lambs yf,7b' w S6, 30
New Hovk Money,
New York, not, ab- Money ON call,
QFm ~ wv ~ wv pWF Nppt Inst loan,
pnr COM,
Prime mercantile Paper, . ~ y pov
cont,
Silver eortiaeaFps, Htla 70 ebla,
RRr silver 04la,
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hallrpf

Vbe 0wDara mud .DaqnpRnta M ell Iala
iionaNg N ApnAq tfp Alloys nj ME- TaHg
M lhph .pF0nllHpH IN M Nlaanad M
llGAl AN nNnllH Nv nnnnnglIh MIL
UlH w lQnluN WIN fllle .ndtlaa hpfnle
N1vNMlV n pnl VIII III n~Tls6aiIad
Rudar AapliOh v N lha aIK GWlpanaaI
A vi Wlak
haf AlrAet HnmmlAHlanhFi
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r ARRIVALS.
The Grand.

CS Lenoir, Bridger; Lee Warren,
Bozeman; j II Painter and family,
Philadelphia; Dan O'Shea, j M Fox,
Red Lodge; Otto Franc, Meeteetse,
Wyo; w " Hassler, Billings; w "
H0ag. Helena; II N ailey, Harris
burg, Pm; ed II Williams, Denver; n
w Holt, Columbus Mr. q p Mellon
aid, I3ridger; " v Derickson, Mime
apoIis; " Ramsey, Grow; Is n Kent, j
u MuIyehill, New York j N Polman,
Red Lodge; Sterling Hughes, Chi
cage; John A Buchanan, r. II Strand,
Omaha A J Rhodes, Kansas City.
u IA Tully, Joe Epstein, Butte; II II
Marshall, WaIla Wallaj MeDanieIs,
NJ Paul; " M Malone, Miles City;
Tom ii0RaD, BiIligDs; q HARE, Hell
ena; ) w Wakelton, Butte; John T.
Foggarty, San Francisco,
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Dc GarafuL

T'he oyp ~ tilp window of tbs soul
be careful how y0u use II, Won can
not afford 10 abuse II by wearing
cheap imperfeetly fitted glasses, pr.
Dodd, eye specialist Of Butte, will be
~ the Grand Nov, 1920, where be
will be pleased ~ meet all who nro
suffering from any eye trouble, Tx
9mipnti0ps free, Prices very reason-
able, All whrk guaranteed, B2-tf
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vrom Fyl0py's Dplly Hpspllfl

NfHW FfNfHF 2 WNHW NiRFNWi
NH N, ,VolmaR NJ Rpd Hodgp was \
billings visitor ypHterday,
-Nep ~ Town M Rridger wps \
Hlllings ylsifW ypsfPFdny,
IN VI, Gould and wife lpfl ynalpr'
dnx maTniRs wv Y Snort ylslf N WOW
syfh
-Vn0lp has tlla Mnpipst lnt nj
pAAplAr
IN y0p WaRld hp stylish and lonk
lept 400 ihRf fhR HllllnRs Rfpam IAnn-
INV dneh g0W WaFki
-RagisHati0n. Rlasps SATURDAY,
niRht M n 0'Hl0ekt HRga yaH nnr
r0lied soHValef with tha liAf M vNlnrH I
wdOs EpHIpinl Wha lHRyes ont M
Hlllni NAA. hAEn gpHlRFanyi Qlll lAAl
nlHlf ,Fndf fhf W00dinnn M lhh MnFld
aaogglll MfahllA \ maWlW NJ WV lAAiI
"a, NJ y0dar Rld A. IN HalF, Iva
. tha FApHhllann sINHknfs. M NRdulH'
tlHF nlHlifi HnAlit geAfAF1AR III Hll
lnEH, M0glhR 'l0dRy fM NlH NlMhAf
wheFa They VIII sI6Ak tanlFM
IAN MleyealluV WeANnH M Mn
NaaaglelM VA, MNgli hdaW was hald
lNat NlNlt nv. Wllall. Time f1VaA nnndIf
dAtaf WRFe UltIHtNd Hlld s0lNa NftANn
applications fAv0gahls Aeled NpaAi
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First Pphlipatinn 0pt, IN, l0QQ.--6f
NOTICE or PUBLICATION,

n9paYtmpql II. ths IptSIIoyEa ELsUid pWss, NJ
sfs sHsp / lseH'' ihs ha des,,@s s Ns'sI
NJ. h I IrPe ,,J /, sMlRpagrts o a . h " , Glal n
N0H'eNIf a RsGGfss'' fJfss \ lpal Nk
ins|pp1s I'M MlawipR ssRnasSuas u NAV Il v
his nQDfinnqpH Ipsigenre gpan md pHltlgl-
bon NJ H9!a llna, ylYl IeI'n nj HangaIaY,
T'''p ARfPSRF'iz II H'ss NeRs&aet
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Fatal Wreck on Great Northern.

Seattle, Oct, af--An east bound
freight Oh tle Hrppt Northern rail-
wa W WA WRECKED by 4 lAndslide lnlefar
ballard Inst night, Engineer Qroe-
pen md Boy Archer y passenger, were
killed md three Others were Injured,
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Born, 10 the wife Of Homer Ter
rell Of Joliet, nj the residence of y, II,
Miller IN this city yesterday, u girl
baby, Mrs. Terrell " u daughter 81
Mr., and Mrs, Miller,
~ N, Holt, the big stockmap u
Custer county, Nv in the city shipping
u large Dutner 0f COWS and calves from
Wibaux 10 northwestern Nebraska,
where they wall be wintered,
Word WAS received In Billings
yesterday Of the birth ~ u girl baby
f0 the wife Of A, w. Blair In Butte,
Mr., Eair viii Do remembered Nv Miss
Dora arpwelb daughter OF Mr., md
Mr., q. q, Orwell of this city,
Edit gyhapter, Order Of tho Cast
ern sf1y, hold u very pleasant social
session Tp0sday night after the close
~ the regular moeting, Whist formed
tho chief eHtorntipmoDt for the even
Ing, together With music, and refresh
meDfs wore served,
--iieo, COupyymam one NJ the old
residents Of Columbus, dind WI his
homo near that place Monday night
from M nbcess ~ the liyor which
broke through the lungs Mr., Copn-
gymnn was one ~ tho well known
citizeDs 0f Yellowstone county,
-Gen q, simpson, one of the
prominent citizens of Columbus, WINS
In Billings yesterday md attended tho
republican mDss meeting, Hp 10.
turned home this morning accom-
panied by j, q, Bair ~ Chotonu, who
VIII spenk IN Columbus t0Dight,
~. N, PniDfer md family arrived
IN Billings last night from Sunlight
Wyo, where They hnye boon sDopJing
tho summer near Mr., PniDter's mining
properly, They loft op last nights
Burlington Tor their home IN Philndol-
pbin, where they VIII NonRip this
wiptoG
30, A, Griggs, cashier ~ tho Ynlr
l0WstOnO NiDtiopAl plnk 0f this city,
bas Feeoiyed d lofthr from tho mayor
~ Galveston, Tex9s, acknowledging
The receipt ~ u drift ~ Bp0, Db, sont
Tor The gpliof ~ thO storm suifnrers w
tho prOcnedB ~ tho bpl galnp plpypd
IN this city several weeks ngo botweon
tIe Dry goods and grocery CLERKS,
PROF, H. ~, Dnni0ls, coach NJ lhp
billings high school football tpnm, hnb
resolved word w Tho ntyopt thpt lhe
BozemRn Agricultural college fnpl4
VIII moi DO nbln ~ plny y gnme nAyt
Saturday, bRt will Inn sh0rt Time
thoronftcr, From pll appearances "
looks nv thopgh the R11enAn Inns
worD spprring fpr fime, Vbo l0cpl
lepm u trying W hpyp Tho Miles llty
BOYS come hore fng y gplne Oh Thnnks'
giving dry,
-Justioo Frnser rendered M 0pin-
Ion yesf0rdpy IN thp preliminary hpV.
Inc Of w. II VHbbs lon y DhnrHe NJ
grand Nreopy, holding t|nt Tho tpslt-
m0ny IN thD ppse was not sHlipt0nt tn
warrant binding thp goeHppa 0ypr w
The district GpNrt Vnhbs WIS lherN-
Fore yolopsed from anst0dy, VIII no
remembered thpt he W nlpgpd W hive
skipt0d ont with Nbopt SpD0 bolnng.
ing w thp nrW M Vnhhs ~ dnnps M
Witch 10 wRs u member
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llnnhA I'M mis-

llb aforementioned aua GRADE BAN
|; :.ss I.ii sSS"sss ATM aN'
MQNlga NJ Al " hneAh hHHf
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spllpe N Nm Owners M mn plty NJ Nlll
lItah,

pho owners ~ all. lois admitting pp
Twenty fpNrFh, street and North
Twenty -snypnth street. nre hereby
notified tlNt \ sidewalk hns been NY
mo ilfy poNneil ~ thp city ~ billings
pFdorpl hHlf IN both sides ~ aAid por-
tl0n NJ Flrst nypnHe North, md fhat
nnlpRa work on the vpmp N commenced
hy thp ownors Within ton days from
Ihn datf hnrppf, tho sanlp viii hp
hnilt by mo plty md .the cost M hnild,,
Nlg. taspd 'HHp lp'thp abHttipg lpfs NM
nAllppfeA N fhe Hnnle mannnF ~ nfher
lnApR,
ny order NJ lbp city council
4, u, Herfnrd, pity llepk,
npled ant0har VI, lA0l, hf,f
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jinek jaulbs mn hnIf,

ana. hundred half lhTpad galaw0Ia
a e%%e N 9'"G II H, a a%, K, DsSSSss.sw VIII Hsh|ssyy
@S~hb'R aalIfa3@ " 'ih'YlI's'sNss' '''RSa"'
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I,r, nodA,

llye specialist 81 RRtto, will he nj
tho Hrapd hotel Npy, 1929, Hxam-
inptIons froe, dlNssos fitted 69-tf
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81 lphn's Headache pArl VIII VI, A ssss
ache, sold by qhAppla nrRK no,

MISREPRESENTATION, Refined, Wp-
pa.Ilp%sHN f |. Hpsss sssEs 81 es - y%g||a@ WE WEI !
good nlpln cook An thp lpay hps Two ehill-
WaHes, .hll, ,WlsheH pleasant home AaJTAAd
N, u, ~ Killings lAagottpp, @'f0-l-M.t'Nas
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j " Gnnglofr, Minneapolis Geo II
Town. Bridgerj OIL Doychert, Butte;
II Mctireg0r, Butte IA b Drum,
LnyiDaj Heber w Eaton, Ludden, N
ID " l. Ashley, Flat Willowj Charles
Bales, Meehaniesberg, Obi0j III Keiser,
Grow Agency w Crawford, Peotone,
Illsj WE Smart, Milan, Mo; q w
naltz, Junction City Mrs Rosa
Rnssoo, Minta, N III JGs M0so0, juno
tiGD Cityj ~ Owen, Forsyth,
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Mrs Olpey Taylor, Park City Mrs
RB Hiram, Park City, w n Tink,
corn md wife, Rod Lodges IL y Bah
cock, Billings II q Brown and wife,
LAUREL Ed Fraser Billings Chas II
Pprtne, UDctj a " Parker, Hridgeri
w II Warner, LiyingstOpj Mrs. j
spanlin, Bpttej Jas Mallapey, White
hDllj Margaret WaTreW w McPhnil,
Omahaj WI Hackney, la Woodrnm
@ y CLARK, Washington, Kasj q y
Wells, LowistOWDj John r. Rifch,
Cripple Crock W y Sloan md wife,
Buffalo - O White, Ubety y In
mont, lincoln
The Dickinson press., 1900-02-10

Our weather report for the week end
ing February 8, will be of special inter-
est to PRESS readers, as indicating the
coolest day of the season-Thursday-
and covering a period of winter which is
usually very trying on stock. The pres
ent cold spell seems to be breaking the
government thermometer indicating but
20 degrees below zero on Friday. With
almost nj snow on the ground, very
little wind, this cold snap has not been
particularly hard on stock, 70 hay having
been fed. A year ago there was several
inches Of snow on the ground and it was
extremely cold, registering 80 degrees
below zero on the 9th of February and
getting colder till about the nth. On
the afternoon of the 18th the cold spell
broke, there being a change in the tenn.
perature of some 40 or 50 degrees in a.
bout IL hours. A week of mild weather
prevailed, after which it turned cold a.
gainland remained cold the balance of
the month.
The Dickinson press., 1900-02-10
Rope Walking at Niagara.

The man who wanted to walk across
Niagara Falls on a rope was wisely re-
strained by the authorities. Probably he
is thankful that such was the case.
Death comes soon enough. Take the in
roads of disease tor example. Common
ailments like constipation, dyspepsia,
biliousness, malaria and nervousness, do
much to shorten life. There is a med
icine that will cure these, if taken faith
fully, and that is Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. Set the stomach rightsand good
health is sure to follow. This peerless
remedy has a record of over fifty years
of cures to back it up. When in need of
a medicine of this kind. get the old re-
liable Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, with
a Private Revenue Stamp over the neck
of the bottle.
The Dickinson press., 1900-02-10

The early report of the Goebel
shooting made it appear that the
assassin must have occupied a po-
sition in the third story of the
capitol building, occupied by Gov.
Taylor and many of his republi-
can friends; but this theory is ex.
ploded when the course ofthe bull
let is noted. The person who
made the fatal shot must have
been on a level with Goebel. 1t
1896 it will be remembered that
Col. Sanford was shot down in
cold blood by Goebel without any
just cause SO far as the public
knows, and it is not unreasonable
to presume that the friends OF
Sanford took advantage ofthe po-
litical excitement in Frankfort to
avenge his death.
The Dickinson press., 1900-02-10
ALite and Death Fight.

Mr.. w. A. Hines of Manchester, Ia,
of his almost miraculous escape
from death, says: Exposure after meas
les induced serious lung trouble, which
ended in consumption. | had frequent
hemorrhages and coughed night and day
All my doctors said l must soon die.
Then began to use DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, which COM
pletely cured me. would not be with
out it even if it cost $500 abottle. Hun
dreds have used it on my recommend
alton and all say it never fails to cure
Throat, Chest and Lung troubles.
Regular size soc and sI.oo. Trial bottle
free at H. A. Davis & Cos. drug store.
The Dickinson press., 1900-02-10
MANUFACTURERS of vaccine ar

MANUFACTURERS of vaccine are
petitioning the government not
to supply cattlemen with vaccine
free of cost. The reasons for
these petitions are obvious. All
parties in the drug trade have
joined the vaccine manufacturers
in their movement to stop the
government supply of this article,
which, as our readers know, is
produced by the government.
Now what the government wants
is that every cattleman who has
used blackleg vaccine should write
James Wilson, secutary of agri-
culture, Washington, D. c., giving
all information possible on the
experiment. Stark county cattle
men should furnish the depart
The Dickinson press., 1900-02-10
Garden Seeds.

The PRESS has arranged with Northrop, King
& Co., of Minneapolis. to supply all readers
two packages of their famous school garden
mixture. This collection is composed Of the
finest and freshest seeds obtainable and con-
tains the rarest and most beoutiful annual
sorts. The packages are very large. sufficient
to plant a bed 30 feet square, and are sold at Is
cents each. Each person awaiting himself or
herself Of our offer will be entitled to compete
for Norihrop, King 8 Co.'S $500 in cash prizes.
Send for their catalogue. Remember that by
paying the regular price Of the Press. $500 in
advance, any person is entitled to 2 packages of
seeds free. The seeds will be mailed direct to
Subscribers from Northrop, King & Co. We
will also take riders for these seed collections
at * cents per packape.
The Dickinson press., 1900-02-10

THE Northern Pacific Puget
Sound terminals are to be made
at Everett, Washington, the COM
pany having made a deal with the
Standard Oil Co. whereby it came
into possession of valuable prop
erty tor headquarters for its i'm
mense Pacific coast business. Ia
coma proved to be too small and
Seattle was too exacting, having
recently rejected the N. P.'s prop
osition for erecting a large depot,
etc. The Northern Pacific is look
ing we'll to the future.