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Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29


i%triftsretten bar CONNER WcGlena.
ban bemt @alpb San til 10 Iars
Strofarbeioe / Stillipater Sugtbus
for gebraaeri.
SfjGbneinangert Sparf.
Waseppa, 24be WartS. - Sar,
mer Sobn Heibe bsbe ieoar at Bug
binoebetGnbelie iom sSslge at, at Ell
SeIt bapoe iparfet bam. San bleo
80 Iar gammel.
Graf SrGalfubpl.
Geb @ina, 25be Warts. - So.
iepb 6. Saniten, iom bar boet /
gpen / 80 slor, bsoe isaar. San
bapbe br,iffet Sr9alfobol.
Sfplen ifal bpsses ,tsrre.
@intbrop, 25be DARTS. Ian
ct ipecielt Sfolemsbe ilerbags blep
Der poteret Sbligationer til et gelsb
Of $4,000 iii Ssoritsrrelie al Sfolc.
buffet.
Sfal ppertage Sanf.
M~eranoria, 25oe Warts. - ga.
muel Slion ifal forlabe glepatoren
Der ben lite spril % ooertoge Sacob.
ion & Cos 9anf / @aglep, Winn.
YIN Strife ffal bpsses.
Siilutb, 25oe HartS. Zen
ipenife llitberife 9etbanpmenigbeo
ifal ibaar bpgge en- 8irfe, iom lfal
foite $4,000. Segningerne ct ITO.
isrte.
Wobtaget / Srnslet.
Stiltpdter, 24oe WtartS. - Sobn
Inoerion, Tom orpbte gonor0
Bartlett unber ct llobruo al Stopper
/ en- Ssmmerleir, er mootaget /
Spngilet fra ct. 9ouis Golintp.
Son ifal bore Der en- Sermin for
Wmoorab | anoen @rab.
0pt uprif Soipital.
ct. Yalil, 24oe Marts. = @n M
norif Soipitalsforening er itiftet Der,
og Snforporationsartifler ifal mo.
sipes ON nogle Gage. 0ompifibs.
oe 2~onoagent $. Sobrbauer er Asre-
iibent / 9ireftionen. Soipitalet
itaI foite $4,000.
Gr Eafbnsforpalter.
st. BallI, 26be 0tarts. = OLAF
Ut. Rorbbp i Heo 8ing blep isaar
uf @uperner Ban Cant ubn9pnt Ri
militPr Eafbitsforpalter for patio.
nolearben meb aapteins Rang. Mr.
Norbbp efterfslser aaptein 6. %.
Smitb. Rr. 0orbbp bar / aoifil.
Iige 4ar oGret forbunbet meb Wilit.
len. San tiente oeiaa / Den ipanif.
a~merifanife &rie.
Np CpfnSelie.
SapfieIo, 26be Warts. - gereart
& @iere bor opfunbet en- iinbrig
goittasie til @rrg for 8oitrouterne
poa 9onbet. 9e bar netop faaet Ia-
tent paa Spfinbelien.
grauo / Eiiher.
Siiber, 26oe Rarts. - Strar Ell.
ter Wionat opbaeeoes S~loebrano /
ct Boreb,is, % inben mango Winut.
fer bopoe Sloen ipreot Jig til besga
Siber. Set iterite Sab leo 8. y.
9nlsbIin, nemIis $4,000 poa
garebebolonins og $1,000 pna gpg.
Ming; Isiurauee. $4,000. anore
Cab bar: Carton gros.. 5000; ingen
asiuronce. epen SIien, 81 900;
asiureret; Ole $. Glen, $1,000;
ingen Insurance.
Sfal til Safpta.
ct. Sames, 24oe Warts. - 90.
8. Senien. en- opstis Jarmer, Joni
Dor NOR gpen. Hal / oenue llge ilptte
til aenmore. u. o, bpor ban bar
fisbt 6arudnno.
|. aseIion & aIbin Ieieritouipani
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29

era Stodbolm t~eie9raferes ben
26oe Rarts; Rigsoageu bar oeotaset
en- Cop. bporpeo inofgres @uiaotmc.
ring iiteoetior SoIsbugrina meo en-
Cts / 9ilf9Ioe al SenrettelIe.
Nesrcnc iaar afilas.
Antluerpen, 25oe Dtarts. DIR.
emmanuel, llOlenoing ira De cil-
banlte 9tegre, bIep iOag iSrselig lfui.
iet, loet Stongo.A utortteterne al.
ilog at fare 8laos III $4,000 Gil.
banlte gtegre, Der gierne uiioe lIao
lig neo i aongo-6rlitaten. 8eofoni-
meuoe 4ntortteter erfIprene, at DC
life plloe ouertage oct 4nipar, ioHI
oenne Ytasie SnOuntortrs maatte
mebisre, % Negrene piI M isse OF
ioa aoearg et1ten til oct portugiliife
8eitafrita euer I'll De ~iianite geito-
oeller.
Sriterne fisber Scfte.
en- Neent for Den brittle Reeie.
ring, en- aopoleriofficer. bar / oct
iioite reiit rInot / llngarn % fisbt
op Seite til 9riia for Den brittle
@rme / Spbnirifd. San bar betaIt
no omtrent I Nillion Dollars / bette
Cieneo, men iao bar ban oeiaa
giort 2auoet rpooigt og rent for
Seite, Der egrer zig I'll bette BRIG.
Son bar iolt fisbt 10000 Seite.
Tette blir en- toftbor Spas. naar
man herer. at oeu eiterrigife Seft er
iuo nanifeIiq az affltmatiiere. at De
/ @iernemlntt life fan greie fig
fort ooer ire Tiger / Spoofrifa.
gQenten er MI reiite til Ruslano
iorot iortiptte Seiteopfisbet.
Gu Spmbe nnoer ESarcus Slot.
Ora Yoris telesraieres Den 26be
Dlarts, at man ira paaItoeIig seiloe
bar iaaet llnoerretrurg ON, at Ell
9ombe er blet opoaget unoer GSar
4lfolaus's Slot I5arfoe- cello, II
Dtil / Spo ior ct. Petersburg.
,Slere betienote ToelsnrPuo Hal p9re
inopitIet / Snmmenip9rgelieu moo
G5arenS Sio. Zen r~lisiiite Bresie
bar iauet itrPngt Baabuo ON life
at nPpne AffPren meb CT ORD.
st Telegram I'll et ergelif gIao
meooeIer, at aeiieren er moolss %
I Ell poerit fortpiIet 6oriatning.
Eaa oen enc SIDE er ban bange for
ReluItutet AZ fine WiniItres BoIitit
/ oct fierne Giten, 90 paa ben a1oer
Sioe bar Shloertterobtsierne og De
talrige anIlog MOB bans 2io giort
bam p6erit nerosS, Get liges, at
bette er @rlmoen I'll. at aetieren M
miot poa 8nteren er fIpttet ira Ct.
petersburg til oet %openior omtaIte
SOmmerpnIoo5 / Spo for Sopeo.
itaoeu.
) 2srbaqs, oen 23oe Rarts.
innot me Sptsier Steo / ct. BE.
~ter5burg. 500 WetaIpare.Irbet.
oere gif / Sptog i'll 1epffi Brospcet.
oa pna Beien 6io soelag6e Sc noqIe
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 500 4oiaffer
meo oraene Sopro Itprtebe oa moo
bent og bloSige SIagsmoal 5,eo
Ielaen. antalet al orrbte OF faa.
reoe boIoes itrPnet bemmeIigt men
Ser iiges. at miuoit 100 arbei0ere
bIeo bugget neS az Soinfferne.
On aorreiponoent i Ct. geters'
burg meooeler fslgerSe til ct eneeIIt
glao: "@oIitiet Ear cpooget CT mt
aontplot mco G31rens 9iu. On
Slof Sht6euter trdf Sob ON. hnert
ser TitlNe uof6rc Soerpet. OF Sob.
set fotot pod en- SEN az en- frs:.trt.
ocn0e General Ssrueu betroeoc
5emm2linheSer til I'm Sar o. oerrc
u~noerretteoe G5areu oeronr os opfor.
6reoe Fam pnu oct iuoitpuoigite til
at iorllbe Ct R~eterSburg,"
man iadr ioethele Suotrpf al. Of
set uImer 90 eirrer ca brpsger op
ranrtinttss nnn on.r sin.A
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29
SaarsNcnjeic.

y gipges opmGrtiom paa Grspcuoishs.
ben al At r.uie Serss Sico ON Saareg PEG
apsiier. Iloi9t % andre poge Sssn saa
lIreHgse.
Gner Den tpuseHoe SuUsoprue biItrie.
ioalmenee. usrpsie 5ilitaao o. Den tr9tte
5~orusmmsiie iiuloss DEN iamme 4arids:
ipas,. tnHet. Rreut. trSst Slpe
Smeri,as ppperte Saar.2Rsoicin er Seoo's
S~ariapartla.
Zen ger SloSet rist % rent. bsi6geeer
aiertelinse % 5alt Sihsum. sirer en- slar.
frif sufa,siarpe. goo Appetit. ioo Sspu.
iuuo Selbreo.
Sen beoite Geoicin. ION fan Iistes ior
gease ii. n rsRie Slcert mee sr
Hoods ~Sarsaparilla
Ten e ueset isr Es iein-
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29
ltbuiocr Sabrifeu.

Stepens Toirt, 2ioe Ytorts.
Gooc furniture Company ifal bpgGe
en- 6obritbpaning iii % gine 200
Nano Arbeioe. Zen me @pgniua
fol foite $4,000. aompuietS Nj
tiefapitol ifnI iorsgeS ira $4,000
til $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29
Tppitnminc pil mpoe.

60 Crosse, 2toe @'urta. Ter
aicres Iorberebelicr iii 9liboloelie a
o%soinrmmcs @dr5ioriomIing / oenre
IN ira 3oie til Soc SSlili. 20 bun.
brehe IeIegnter pentcs al fomme ire
iorIfieaiqe aonter al Stuter. Ger
er mango oepihmme / ga Grosie, %
en- Iofol 5orening nenteS at blioe
bonnet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29
Ssmmcriagiug.

Ga crosse. 25oe Marts. ~ Nterc
BONNER niI bIipe iaaet / oenre DO.
emo nan bi6tiI bar troet. 40 Nilio'
ner 500 ifol flebe8 nebouer glnf
Riper til SoIlpop og NifoIS SoG.
trnq. Seioonoet nil birIpe TIcn
niuaen. % @ruqene nil bore / Grit
/ hele CONNER.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29
3MinnrTntu.
gafa.

Tetroit, 26be Marts. - Ole 8.
3bompion % Sobn Seeberg blep
meb flor Maioritet palst til Sru-
itees.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29
Sra anore Sanoe.
8uiaotiuen / Eneria..

Ora StodboIm telegroieres ben
26oe H9arts: RIgsoageu bar oeotoeet
ell Cop. boorpeo inofsres 8uiaotmc.
ring i~iteoetior SoIsbugrina meo en-
Cts / Silf0loe al Senrettelfe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29
Serubancnlpffc.

Chippewa sails, 2Joe Nart5.
8isconiin Geutrals BoslogertrGl
Lob ienaroiteS paa Silbageoeien ira
Can Claire mo / en- llopoifrina en-
Ril i~suoenior 8pen. 10 8ogre,
iom ubgiorbe 5rpnei, ait neooper
oct 80 600 heie 9nnelegeme og bleu
ramporeret. Sem Rerioner bleu ioa.
ret. men irgen baarot. 9lonot De
iaareoe nor Mrs. Sobn 4noerior,
Chippewa Rails. Ter nar Is FoS'
iogerer / SrGnet. og ale bIep rpitet
oo rpooe. It ale mogif Tsoen, on.
ices for ct Mirafel.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29
Tanae bsmt.

grainero, 24be Worts. - 9i'
i~triftsretten bar CONNER WcGlena-
ban bemt Ralph San i'll 10 Iars
Strofarbeibe / Stillfpater S,lgtbus
for gebraueri.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29
gpn laar nco.

Rep Hifmcno, 2ioe @nrts. -
omaha Citation / 9onromdr, lem
Mil i~snoenior Iep Rifmono, bieo
iaoar trinet al 9unet og brGnote
neo. Canine 2nuitraole fom 2an
Selearaitrohoen bio os iotie SO pon
Smabos INSTRUMENTATION os Sele.
aroifontor her. Nteu Slben bleo
itror ophaaet og iIuffet. ier uTpue'
prrbia globe mar nurettct llpeiret
iunes at bare prrei alminheliat, 90
langs @luen iorbereoer man 'ig pnn
bsit 1anb. Der bar ingeu 8ino; mer
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29

C5oFtiattes paa 2oen Sioe.l
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29
Tarmer bpr.

@eit Union, 25oe Marts. - Sar.
nler Iuguit Gomfe / bette Golintp
beoe, meoens ban bar paa Seieu for
at beige i'm Ssiter / @loorabn.
San par 81 aar gammeI og efterla.
DER gnfe og elepe 8srn; bet ploitc
bar enbm, life naaet Wpnoisbeos.
oloeren.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29
Ipbtaget / SrnsIet.
Ngt nprif Suipital.

ct. Yalll, 24oe Warts. = en- M
norif notwithstanding er itiitet Der,
o. Snforporationsartitler ifal mo.
sipeS ON nogle Gage. 0ampifibs.
oe 2onoagent $. 2obrbauer er 4srG-
iibent / 9ireftionen. Soipitalet
ifal foite SIS, 200.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29

Ct. Sames, 24oe Warts. - 90.
6. Senien. en- opetis Jarmer. ioui
Dor NOR gpen, Hal / oenue llee ilptte
til aenmore. V. O., buor ban bar
fisbt 6aruhano.
geIicn & IIbin Tseieritonlponi |
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-29
Cub gukntu.
2iben Sfnf.

Sionr Sails, 24bc Rnrts.
Zen minoite Sfattefpittertrg, iom
ontases al bore nbiteot al Stateit,
bIep iorIeoen ifrepet at Sosiereren /,
grliIe Gountp. zen Loo poo 1 Gents
% hRffeoe iuIo 9p, Gouutp.,
SfoIe- % Statsifat poo CT Stpffe
GienNom ! 4imbon.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-02-05
LINTON CLOTHING COMPANY SELLS
Yegan Brothers Become the Owners Of
Another Large Stock.

Another Of the we'll known business
establishments of, Billings changed
ownership yesterday, the Linton Cloth
ing company disposing of it's stock Of
clothing, gents furnishings, boots and
shoes, etc, to Yegen Bros, possession
being given at once, the invoice be-
ginning today. The sale involved
about $40, 900. Yegen Bros. will keep
the stock IN it's present location for
the time being, it being their inten-
tion to close out the same.
Mr.. VIM. L. Linton, who has been
the sole proprietor of the store since
the retirement of L. S. Linton over q
year ago, has not as yet decided O
his future course, but he intends re-
naming in Billings for sometime at
least. The Linton Clothing company
has been one Of the chief and infu-
entail business concerns of the city for
a number of years, and in the retire
ment Of Mr.. Linton, the commercial
interests of the city loses one of it's
most active members.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-02-05
FEELS ANXIOUS ABOUT HER.
w. H. Siebert Would Like to Know About
Deserted Wife's Divorce.

-
W. Fl. Siebert, who deserted his
wife in this county in the summer of
1899, after being married to her about
two months now, evidently wishes to
kiss and make up with his wife, since
she has fallen heiress to about $50, 900
left by her father, who died last sum
mer.
The following letter was received
yesterday by Justice Of the peace
Alexander Fraser of this city:
"Rushville, Neb., Jan. 81, 1901
MI. A. Frazer: You remember on
June 20, 1899, you married me to a
Miss Adele SCHNEIDER of Hoboken,
N. j.. Since then I have been work
ing around out of the state of Mon
tana.' Unable to find out the truth of
a divorce case, I have been told that
Mrs. W. H. Siebert, nee Adele
SCHNEIDER, applied for a divorce, and
got it, Would you be kind enough to
inform me if the is true, and
let me know the particulars. Thank
ing you for all past favors and await
ing an early reply, I am, yours, etc.,
"Wm. H. Siebert."
Mrs. Siebert secured a divorce from
Siebert in the district court in this
city OF October 16, 1900, on the
grounds of desertion.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-02-05
MOTHER OF D. TILLY RESIDES
IN MASSACHUSETTS.
AFTER YEARS OF WAITING
Hears Of Finding Bleached Bones
Near Billings-Believes He
Was Murdered.

The Gazette's readers will remem-
Der reading of the finding Of some
human bones in a coulee, across the
river, about 10 miles east of Billings
on January II, last, together with a
pair of chaps OF which was cut the
name D. lilly, Lawrence, Mass.
No one he1eabouts seemed to have
known such a person as D. Tilly, or
ever remembered hearing the name.
Wishing to clear up the mystery if
possible Coroner DR.. James Chapple
addressed a letter to the postmaster at
Lawrence, Mass, asking that a query
be published in the newspapers. Yes
terday Coroner Chapple received a
copy Of the Daily American of that
place with the following, which ex-
plains the identity of the remains
without a doubt:
"a sad tale of motherly love and
devotion Of heart ache and hope, is
bound up in the few lines of the fol-
lowing brief communication received
in Lawrence today:
econ Saturday last, January 10.
1901, I was notified that a body had
been found about 10 miles from here.
On examination l found a name on
part of the clothing thus: I'D. Tilley,
Lawrence, Mass. The body had the
appearance of having laid for several
years, as all flesh, etc., had disap-
peared and the skeleton bleached
white. J. Chapple, M D., Coroner.
"Billings, Jan. 2 1901
."This is the feared and fateful word
Mrs. Margaret Tilley, a most worthy
and respectable widow of this city,
has been waiting for 10 years, hoping
and %dreading to hear. The dead is
probably her son, from whom she had
the last word at least 10 years ago.
This son, Daniel, who would have
been 20 years of age at the present
time, left Lawrence and went to Scot
land, where he was born. Then his
mother received word that he had
shipped to California, going around
the Horn. Every little while came
letters, the last saying that when he
had accumulated 500 he would come
home to her. Then they suddenly
ceased and since then his mother has
been living in hope, hoping against
hope, for the best, fearing the worst,
which last is realized.
"The bereaved mother thinks he
was murdered There is no proof at
this late day, though all that can be
done will be. The remains will be
carefully placed in a. casket, brought
home and given a Christian burial.
'".The mother will not have the
awful anxiety of uncertainty now
upon her--it is exchanged for the sad
satisfaction Of being able to go to the
mound where lie her sons remains
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-02-05
BABCOCK-TWYMAN NuPT1ALs.
Billings Young Man Goes to Chicago for
% a Bride.

The Chicago Times-Herald of Jan
uary 81, contains the folio wing ac-
count of a wedding in which Billings
people are interested:
"The wedding of Miss Josephine
Natalie Twyman, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Twyman, to Lewis
Chaplin Babcock, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Bacbock Of Billings, Mont, was
celebrated at Z O'Clock last evening at
the residence of the BRIDES parents,
$3.50 Madison II The marriage
service was read by Rev. Percival
Mcintyre, the bridal party standing in
front of an improvised altar, with
vines and flowers as a background.
The guests were limited to relatives
and a few intimate friends. The bride
was attired in a handsome costume
of white crepe de chine en- train, trim
med with lace. The tulle veil was
held in place with a diamond brooch,
atpresent from the groom. A bouquet
of bride roses was carried. The BRIDES
sister, Miss Louise Twyman, was the
maid of honor, who was attired in
white silk batiste. The three brides
maids were Miss Elsie Booth, Miss
Hazel Coolidge and Miss Bertha lies,
and they were dressed alike in pink
silk batiste. ALL of the maids carried
pink roses. The groom was served by
William F. Eldridge as best man. The
us1lers were Carl Davis, George Davis,
Eugene Watson, and Bertrand Frank
lyn Houston of Peoria. Tomaso's
Mandolin orchestra furnished music
and played the bridal chorus from
~'Lohengrin' as a professional. Among
the out-of-town guests present We're
the father and mother of the groom,
Mr.. and Mrs. A, L. Babcock OF Bill
ings, Mr.. and Mrs. L. T.. Mason and
Mrs. Frederick P. Hall, all of James
town, N. Y. After an eastern trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Babcock will go to Bill
ings, Mont where they will be at
home after April 10.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-02-05
DR.. M~'G1LLYCUDDY.
Pioneer of Pioneers Revisits Yellowstone
T' Valley.

Among yesterday visitors in the
city were Doctor and Mrs. V. 7. Nc
Gillycuddy. who are on their way east
from a visit to the coast. The doctor
is chief examining physician for one
of the large life insurance companies
and spends the greater part of his
time travelling over the country. He
is not a stranger in these parts, al.
though known to few of the citizens.
Years ago, before Billings or any of
the other towns and cities of eastern
Montana had a place on the map, he
visited this section, being at that time
connected with the army as surgeon.
He was on all the notable expeditions
during the Sioux and other wars in
the northwest and for several years
served under General Custer. It was
while attached to the command of
that distinguished officer that he be-
came familiar with much of the ter
ritory between the Missouri river and
the mountains. Later he was ap-
pointed Indian agent at Pine Ridge
agency and for a number of years
AAAOu o1ot pOS1ClOu. AU tuc Ululo VI
his appointment the Sioux under Red
Cloud, Spotted Tail, Sitting Bull and
the other noted war chiefs were about
as unruly and turbulent a lot of red
skins as it was e. sought to confine
Oh a reservation. By his personal
bravery, honesty and fair dealing he
won the confidence of the Indians
under his charge, which were among
the worst, being Ogallalas, directly
under Red Cloud and Little Big Man,
and nearly all of whom had p%artioi-
pated in the fight on the Little Big
Horn. They grew to regard him with
genuine affection and when through a
change in administrations he was
succeeded by another agent their grief
and sorrow was no less sincere than
had been their enmity and hatred
when he assumed his duties. During
the years he occupied the position he
made a record as an agent that has
never been surpassed and even to this
day the old settlers of what is now
South Dakota always recall his name
with feelings of pleasure, for through
his ability to manage the Indians he
often prevented what threatened to be
serious trouble for the settlers.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-02-05
From Tuesdays Daily Gazette.

IS. H. Erwin is here from Roundup.
H. @. Lowell of Lowell, Wyo., is
in the city on business.
james Holland, the Gebo mer-
chant, was here yesterday on business.
Philip Wesch, the mason, is build
ing a nice home on North Thirtieth
street.
Neat and substantial residence
property i'll desirable locality for
$3.50. Carwile & Bouton
20. H. Miller, of the Northern Pa
cifc, has bought two good building
lots on North Thirty-second street.
Sheriff G.. W. Hubbard went to
Hunters Hot Springs yesterday to
spend a week at that popular resort.
Bert Shorey, wife and Miss Sim
mons, sister of Mrs. Shorey, are in
the city for a few days from Merrill.
Mrs. John Dennison, sister of
Mrs. L. O. Lehfeldt, has gone to the
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-02-05
DEATH OF MRS. A. W. JOHNSON,
Funeral Will Be Held in Billings Tomor-
row Afternoon.

Mrs. A. W. johnson, second daugh-
ter of State Senator G. O. and Mrs.
Gruwell of this city, died at her home
in Butte yesterday morning at z
O'Clock. The deceased had been in
poor health for some time, but only
recently had her condition become
serious.
Miss Nettie Gruwell was married
to DR.. Arthur W. johnson about six
years ago. and for the past four or
five years had resided in Butte. She
was a lady of lovely disposition and
numerous friends and acquaintance
in this city remember her many<ad-
mirable traits.
The remains will be brought to this
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-02-05
MASS MEETING TONIGHT.
To Protest Against Passage of Tierney
Gambling Bill.

A mass meeting of the citizens of
Billings will be held IN the court house
tonight at 8 O'Clock to take action
protesting against the passage by the
state legislature of the Tierney bill,
which has for its purpose the licensing
Of gambling. Those who are at the
head of the movement for the meeting
urge all interested to attend and voice
their sentiments and unite in a protest
to BIZ forwarded to the legislature.
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city for burial, the funeral to be held
from the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
.. Gruwell tomorrow wednesday,
afternoon at 2 O'Clock, conducted by
Rev. w. d. Clark. .
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1900 good young yews, up to Z
years old. April 1st. delivery. Ad
dress or call for price.
83-2 Willard E. Bean,
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of Messrs. M. Donohue and W. l..
Meyer, as CO partners of the late Mar
Gus DAILY in the banking business of
DAILY, Donohue & Meyer at Butte,
and will continue the business in her
name in the same banking house
The Carbon County Democrat is
authority for the statement that a
large proportion Of the population of
Carbonate is moving to Red Lodge,
many coming in on every train. The
Carbonate Coal company has discon-
tinued work Indefinitely and taken up
the pumps and machinery SO that the
mines will soon be filed with water.
Several Of the merchants are looking
out for a new location. The company
has expended on the mines nearly
three quarters of a million dollars, and
it is difficult to believe that the ex-
penditure will be all for nothing.
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next.
The Burlington has issued a circu.
lar showing the location of the new
towns to be established on the Toluca.
Cody branch. There are six new
towns in Montana, after which Wyom.
ing is entered, and the stations are
Chickopee, Crockett and Bowler, the
latter being a postoffice. Then comes
Scribner, Frannie, a postofice, Man.
tua, Garland, R%alston, Corbett, a post.
office and Cody City. Just when the
new road will be open for traffic is
not definitely known, but it will be
about July l, next.
The Helena Herald a y that a
deed was recorded Saturday in that
city in which Charles J. Burt trans
felred to Elizabeth M. Kelly of Bill
ings, the Blue Cloud. Gold Bug and
other quartz lodes for a consideration
of 81. The former is a son of Mrs.
Kelly, and was at one time a resident
of this city. For several years up to
about two years ago, he was a railway
postal clerk running between Billings
and Edgemont. For the past year he
has been prospecting near Helena and
reports from there are to the effect
that he has succeeded in finding pay
ore and is sure to make a big thing out
of it.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-31
LOST AND FOUND.

BLACK IRON CROSS BADGE lost. Re-
ward If returned to G. F. Drake, S06
Beech, or postof1ce.
GOLD CHAIN LOST, with gold dollar
attached, corner Seventh and st. Pc
ter. Reward for return Of same.
Leave at drug store at corner of Maria
av and Third st.
PASS BOOK LOST, May 16, No. 1877, Of
quested to leave same at bank; if book
is not presented within four weeks it
will be Cancelled. ]. M. Goldsmith, treas
'urer.
UMBRELLA LOST-Umbrella, silk, with
initials ], F. engraved on handle. Find
ceiVe reward,