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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04
y nerpiai4te" Giapaaserer,

Gus Hunbes. 9inuunbsrunss.g Bureau
tuirb, tuie geiiern beiannt tpurbe, in
ben Wobltbdtielsits. tuie etraf.u I'm,
ffulten Snbiuna's ebenio tpie In benen
alsr onbersn etaaten cine aenaue
Su&e mad icaen. nunertulnf9ten Mus'
tdnbern" anffelIen, b. s. fol&en Gin.
aetpanberten, bic trot breiidbrissm Die
fisen alufenttulte ii& INNER nod ni&i
baben naturaliiren IuFsn cber fell
Sobr unb Gag ben He66rben 3ur QaH
eeleasn toben. Wenn iol9e liner.
suhui&ten" sefunben tusrben, iolen
bisIelhsn auf Rotten Der Dampfl&iF.
fa6rts'@ eisui&aft, tuel&e He ttsrbsr.
eebra&t Sat, iuieoer surtdfptbirt her.
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04
0runSeissntbams llebertraennaeu

Clara 2eRslrina u. U. an Mnaa 6.
parslsp, 9beil fibwefI. I Sect. %,
81. IL. @anee 4. 500.
snna 6. parslep an @arab u.
Wabsmcrib. bieielbe Gsct. 500.
Sarab ). @rant u. u. an Wm. 5.
6ener. Got 56S, Megartp's IL. Weft'
ieite Nob. $4,000.
Ebomas 8. Sponr an Mlfreb 8.
potts, She'll Cots 2 unb 8. Detuep'a
Subj, Wurptp & 9inser's ADDITION.
$1,000.
Sheriff an MaiIroob Wsn's Bull.
binq Il GobinQs 'NR'n., Got so.
Meablonb's @ronbpietp Mob. $500.
albert Guesbater an 6iran 3.
plummer, Got "a. Wriebt's DENTON
Dart 9bb. $4,000.
Mlma 8. Burns an hilbert g. Wil'
let, Got AZ, 2oppes & 9oItner's BEL
mont Abb. $3.50.
earat u. Cecil an pleafoMt 8.
Wtler, 9teil riorbueffl. I Sect. 8,
9p. IA, Wun9e 8. 5000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04
Gin Tarmer auf Mtnesen.

Sn Der polijei : Station eri&ien
geitsrn 9lbsno Der 20'idtriae 0omes
gler unb bat, ibm auf Der Gu&e mad
feinem Batter Nbfalon glber betnlfi&
au isin. 9erielbe bate In Der lstten
Wo&e feline eeiammie 1aus' uno
Garmsinri&iuns bon Golbers @itrp
@anbolpb Gountp mad Wora tn unie'
gountp esfanbt. Die Sa&en tuareit
aud elldli& anseIangt, Der gsFbet
berfeIben uber nt&t.
Der alte gler mar NIT ettua $500
In fsinsr 9af&e nod tter eeiommen,
I'm, tpis Is i&sint, einiae persntiate
Sage ~ perleben. Ct bate sp6brenb
Der Iettsn Nd&ts msifens TN Wlaritun
0oufs losirt. @sfsrn butte Ct I'D ie.
bod bort ni&t metr bliden iaRen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04
Sur nod 2 Sail= Vatientem.
Die Cuff wirb tpieber ilarer
0sssunbsr Der Yoeoiaes


Na9bsm ule bsri@tet am WittuoH
Der an ben Wafern ertrantte Soil.@e.
faneens Charles Smith 10 i4nel nls
m6slia ms ifdbt. 0Ospital ipebirt
uorbsn tpaa, folete ibm seftern Geo.
price, Elm anberer @sfangener, Der bon
Der 2unsenent3nnbuns befallen NOR.
ben NOR. prits 1T Der llnteri4laaung
besi&tist unD BART iebt I'm 1ospitale
auf isinsn proesb.
Gerner tpurbe auh Der an einem
QunQenleios1 srtrantte Wibasl Dur
pbp aus Der SaiI entIaHsn, befen 1ru'
Der Sames. tpie beri&tet, am Mittuo&
Worgsn toot In Der 3ele aufgefunosn
worben NOR. MiGter Wbolon erlieB
Wi&ueI bic nod rsifitenosn 2 0afttags,
bamit berielbe nit Somes' 2eiMe bsim
mad 0artforb. Conn, fabren t6nne.
@sftern Mbsnb befanoen t& nur
nod jlpsi 2ranie I'm @efdnsnihe, 1dms
LID Der ofteenannte anaebli&e @attin'
mUrber Sames O'0sarp, ber ieiner &C.
nsfune f&nel en~tge9sngebt, uno Der
Hunbes.@ eFanesne Qouis Gab. Der an
elmer Complication bon Rrantbeitsn
Ietbet, f@ iebo& In ieiner unmittel'
barren @efobr rnebr bsfinbet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04
BON Selae Der orsaniFrte1
Mrbett.

@ilium .. 6uber, prdfbent Der
.tlniteb BROTHERHOOD Of Carpenters &
Soiners", bat f& nod Rem DOrt bsgs.
ben, UNI NIT @eprdientanten Der
-Gmalgamateb Societp Of Carpenters"
5uiammen5utreifen. Cine isoe GrsouI.
fat;cn pirb IN elmer befimmtsn Honi
t25. 900 oIs @araniieiumms bepruiren,
bab aQe Mrtitel bes llsbersintommens,
bur& peI&es bic sHmaIaamateb go.
eietu Of Gurpeniers@ tembordr nit Der
.llniteb BROTHERHOOD Of carpenters &
JoinerS~ peri&molsen wirb, dneebaI.
ten weYbeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04

GOuperneur Durbin bat 6. q. Gul.
tpiber BON peru. Democrat. unb u.
W. ScOtt bon 2aboga, &epubIitaner,
3u Wit9lieoern Der gontroQbeh6rbe bes
6taats SOloaienbeims In Qafapstts
%ernannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04
Soeal=Yolitii4es.

Das republ. Stats gomite frat
beute Wa9mittas i'm ~ ubr in
Sibung, nm bas Datum fur bic
etaats.@ onpentionI fef3uieben, f,uie
aud elm 0auptquartier aus3umdblsn.
SIN bisier Werbinbune III au ertpdb.
men, baB Wori. James g. @oobri&
bonn Staats.@ omite als tempordrer
Woriiber Der @taats , Contention ae.
nannt wiro, udbrenb Gonareb.W it-
gIieb Sames 6. Watfsn bonn 6. Difrict
gum psrmanenten WorFber vsebubmt"
tueroen foo.
ct Stabtratbsmitelieo 90. Sour.
BIER, bisber 0eirattslicsnien.Gl erf in
Der Office bes @ountp'gleris, bat &C.
fern bieien poitsn a~uf9sseben. um
nunmebr feline ean3e 3eit Der Gam.
payne fur feline domination gum rep.
Sberihs.G anoioaten 5u wiomen. Sein
Wa9folger als Imor's Wermittler tuiro
Ruhel powel, Der bislang in Der
9omnibip MnsKors'O Office bsi1dftiai
9eueien mar.
Nnmait 3i&arb Coleman bat feline
ganbibatur nm bic domination gum
Staatsanwalt auf benz osmotratii&sn
9ifet aneetnnbiat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04
nnfer aurrsIysnSsnt in apnRan.

llnIer 2urreiypnbent In 2pnftan'
tIncpeI I&reibt: Sd bcbe i4on Dor Idn.
asrer 3eit barauf tIngemieien, bab oie
@efabr leuer Wirrert auf Der 4olion.
balbinIsl = unb bel ernfie.sr als I'M
borisen Sabre -iebr 1abe iiest. Der
slusbru& bes Offaiaiii&en Rrieses er-
tusdte besbalb bier erDbe 1eIOrsnib,
neil Is istr Iei&t m6eli& III, baB Die
Obnebin i&wierise Gage auf Der Bal.
ianhalbiniel bur& bIeIsn 2riss nod
iue4r complijirt suirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04


4rbeits. GommiNdr Mc@ormad BAT
gsftern Dem @ouuerneur eineu i@rift'
lihen Yeri&t hber feinen Befu@ Der
0ager Der S9utt Improvement 90. in
Dearborn GOuntp, betreffenb bic 8e.
banblunQ Der Qeute. eingereidt. lleber
ben geri&t feIbt butt Der @ommiHdr
lid in 6tiliAweiaen. Mus HeuBerun.
gen, welde er fallen lisb, aing iebo@
berpor, baB bic 8eri&te Der 3situngen
absr Die grausnbaften 3ufdnbs in ben
Bayern ni&t iibertrieben uoroen finb.
Die Qeute bdttsn Dor alien Nineen bns
Re9t au perlangen, oab ie In barren
@eloe uto nibt In Gbeds au~sbeaahft
tueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04
Nteort9er i8abrptetS
mad SnbianappIjs iiber bic @enn
inIuaitt0 Qiuie.

sim 81. Mdrj unb /. MpriI iuerben,
In Wnbetra&t Der eoutbern Snbianu
Eea&ers MHotiation" 8eriommlune,
@reurFonss BtQete mad Subianapolia
iiber Die YennibIbania Qiuien bertouft.
Sir GinjeInbeiten, Belt BET 8iee, etc.
tpenbe man f@ an bic 2ocaI 3idei
Aeenten biefer Qinien,.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04

UlIe0e elm oeratu9er 6rle9 nren9 l0s
ioliFrt, 10 t5nnte 60 ben HuIearen
l3lieblia ni&ts f4aben, iuenn Fe Elm.
nal tl&tige S9ldge bsldmsn unb b.
our& bariibes belebrt tpiirbsn, baB In.
rubefiften nI&t bic ein3iee Mufeabs
zines s~taatswsisns iein barf. Is III
dber iebr 81 b~eioreeu. bob Elm tiirtiI9.
bulsarif&er Rriea aud annere HaItun.
Idnoer In WitIeioeni&aft Bisben tam,
uno bab babur& fi& piellsi&t DETER.
rei&.lnaurn senOtbist Hebt, in bic
1altonpirren sin5usreifen. Cine ue'
tiue Bstbdtisune acknowledgement.
i&er SruYpen auf Der Haliunbalbiniel
tuiirbe absr bas TETS rsse Wibtrauen
J~tuIisns, bus fi4 idon ldneft ais ben
Grten Der 9trtei In MIbanisn betra&-
tel, berborrufen unb bic italienii&e @e.
gierung 3u elmer Mction peranIaHen.
Man febt. boB Der Rriee In OF.
ofien m0gli&eriueiie bic berSerbli&iten
6olgel ftir bic Rube O~neuropas babtn
Tam. Romrnt e. auf benz blutgetrdnt-
ten Goben Der @alfnntalbinieI erIf Elm.
NAL gum Rompfe, 10 tuirb fi& btenei&t
bic S&nwlode lleiner macebonii@sr
1onoe1 5R elmer r~neebeursn Qatptne
e~ntwideln, bic 9auienoe bon 3udenben
Meni&enleibern uutsr f& begroben
tuirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04
Yrina .Garnehal set ben sama=
ben ia 0aHe.
5r0bIiaer R~ammeni9ans bes e9ipabiiden
l1nteritatungss @ereins.

5rObIider Rummeni9ans bes e9wabiiden
rlnteritltun sgereins.
Silt Dielen Sabren gebbrt Der
S3wdbii&e llnterffabunas.wers 5u
benieni9sn beutiGen Wtreinen Der
Staot. oeren GeRIi2lsitsn f3 unter
Der 0eutf4m geuUlterung itsts
elmer groBen popuIaritdt erfreuen.
Gin isbsr tpsib I'm Woraus, baB n auf
einem Geit Oiefes wereius in anseneb'
risr @sieni4aft auA aneenebme Gtuns
ben perleben tuirb.
Muf seifern abenO batten bic S&ma'
ben I'D In Der fsfIi9 gsI4madten @er'
mania 6aIe ben prinsen garnepoI gu
Sat gelaben unb es tpar. ia ielbtusr.
ftdnoIi@. bab fi& feline ndrrIi4e I'M
tertbanen in GROCER 3abl eineefunben
batten, I'm ibm ibre' 0uloisunsen bar
Subrinaen.
Wiele bon ibnell tpnrsn in ben
ileibIamen Nationaltradten erI&tenen,
ME He nod b~eut3utage i'm G&uars'
tualb, an ben ufern Der Sasif ino bes
Wedar's an3utrefen fnb. DAB cine vi.
lian3 3uii&en GbIna uno Sapan befebt,
bat Der aeffriee Bal bepieien, benr elm
i&libdugigsr @bineie mar Der auf'
meriiamke Gabalier elmer bunieldusi.
gen iupanii&en. S&6nbsit. I'm Sn.
oianer uno Snoiansrinnen, an Blu.
menmdo@en unb ipanii&en 9dn3erin'
nen unb an Gbaractermasien mar iein
Wunsel, 10 baB, als bic peri&iebenen
Masten fi& aur polonaiie bintereinan'
Der sruppirten, Oieielbe einen farben.
prd&tiasn Mnblid oarbOt.
gr6Hnet tpurbe bieielbe bon Germ
Mb'oIpb 1aur 8 7. unb Grau
urb unter Der betpd6rten fa9berIfdnbi.
gen Ghbruns bieies paares gelangter
bsnri aud Die beriHiebenen 9ouren be,
polonaiie In briQanter unb eracter
Weiie 5ur Dur8fabruns. Na&oem bic.
fsIbe abfolpirt mar, tpaltete bas preis.
ri&tsr.G oleeium, tusldss fi9 aus frau
GIedenfeiu uno ben 9srren Gran'
aune unb Soiepb Wartin suiammtn.
febte, fsines Nmtss. 3wei bubf9s
preife tparen aussefebt woroen; cine,
Fur bic i9Onfie Wasie unb elmer fur oi.
iomif&fe.
Grau gbrifian @ies. tpsl&e bas
Coffin elmer Hraut aus benz 9bale bts
f&dumenben Mems sepdblt. battk,
tru9 tinen preis babon: Sames Wbits
tueI9er ais boadnoilGsr yauer Gurors
maGte. Definite ben preis fir bic
tomii@ne Waste elm.
6ierauf entmidelte fi4 i'm @aals
Elm edit fr0bli&es carnepalitii&es Sc,
ben unb 9reiben.
NasIelbs tuurbe nod einmnl une
aspar In a%naenetmer Weife unter.
bro9en.
Der 2isosriranl tuel&er gsfsrn
9lbsno In Der @ermania Dale feline
probe abeehaltsn bate, ma@te in
corpore iein gri&einen I'm SaaIe uno
trug unter 2eitune ieines Diriasnten
Germ Garl Rissner mebrere bes fr6b-
Ii&en Gttes ansepabte 0ieber Dor.
Dieielben uurben NIT riefisem weifan
aufsenommsn.
Die 2ieber paren perilungen unb
bas 3an3bein tpurbe tiernuf frbblit
nod man4es Stino&en bon Sung uno
g4lt aef&munesn.
Der aefiri9e Wasienbaq bes @&ud.
bii&en unterfibunesbereins reitte iG
isiiisn bielen Wcrsdngern In srfulswis
DER Wetie an.
Is mar eth fr0bli&es, bon 0umor
beieeltes GET, auf peI&em bon Mnfars
bis ~ gnbe unter allen 3~teilnebmeri
cine e&t beuti&e semttbIi&e Sttmmuns
bsrri&te.
Das aus ben 0srrsn Jobn Wsbsr,
@orFbenoer, 0srmann 1a&sr, @eors
9ernlOtr. Wi&uel @lab unb Carl 81.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04

O. STE befe'6 CENT .Gisarre In
Der etaot, @u&o's s0cnslsQctp*
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-04
Sames g. % aton's
ghrunQ q.

SbeibpptlIe. 8. Wdrs. =
Sames 6. Wation aus Rui6piQe rpurbe
bsute gum 4. MaIe bon ben Republi-
laasrrl bes s. Nifricts fhr ben Con.
sreB ,piebernominirt. Die Dels9uten
3ur Wa!ional Convention inb ). M.
Roots bon @onnerspiQe unb Sobn 5.
Wingate bon Sbelbppile.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-05-24
LOCAL AND'PERSONAL

in the harness and saddlery business.
He was quite prominent in politics
and business circles and was cnce an
alderman from his ward. ~
A week from next Sunday the EXs'
bali team will play a combination
of antlered representatives of the Red
Lodge fraternity. 1t is expected that
a large number of visitors will avail
themselves OF the low excursion rates
now obtaining to accompany the team
and spend a day in the coal camp. {
At 2 O'Clock this morning the fin,
department was called out by am
alarm sent in from the residence OF
Charles spear, in Twenty-eighth
street, between Second and Third ave-
nues, north. Only little damage was
done, THE fire being confined to a
bed in which it had it's origin. 1t is
said that a young man troubled with
cold feet placed an incandescent light
between the bed clothing, which ig-
nited.
Search was making in the city yes
for William Kinnick, a rancher
residing near Park City. About 10
days before he went to Glendive,
where he sold a band of sheep and
cashed the check given him in pay
ment. Since then nothing had been
heard concerning him. Kinnick's
father and brother were the ones MAX
ing the search and Thought that pos
sibly he might have stopped here On
his way home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen l. Simmons, the
parents of Mrs. Bert Shorey, took their
departure this morning for their home
in Maine. Mr.. and Mrs. Simmons ar
rived here last fall and spent the
winter between visiting Mrs. Shorey
and their other daughter, Mrs. G. F.
Stocker, who resides rear Terry. Dur
ing their sojourn here they made
many and lasting friends, who hope
to see them again before many more
winters shall have passed.
Mrs. George Streets, residing at
Custer, died early last Saturday morn
ing after a brief sickness. Mrs. Alvin
Ne!sc7, mother of Mrs. Streets, who
dives in this city, was notified Friday
might by telegraph that her daughter
was sick and requested to come at
once. She fortunately caught a train
in time and was with Mrs. Streets
when death ensued. The deceased
was only about 19 years of age and
but recently married. The funeral
took place ait Custer Sunday.
Next Sunday morning Memorial day
Services will be conducted in the
CONGREGATIONAL church. and the pastor,
the Reverend ARTHUR Miles, invites the
veterans of the civil and Spanish wars
to attend. The choir will render music
especially adapted to the occasion,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-05-24
FOR MEMORIAL DAY.
All Are Requested to Join in Its
Observance.

All Are Requested to Join in Its
Observance.
While there is no regularly organ.
lied body of old soldiers in the city,
still there are quite a number OF sur
vivors of the civil and Spanish wars
and these have decided that Memorial
day shall, be observed in a fitting man.
ner. To that end they ask the citi.
zens generally to join with them in
paying proper respect to the memory
of the silent %sleepers who are forever
at rest in the city of the dead just
beyond the limits of that OF the liv-
ing.
The city hall has been named as the
rendezvous and all who intend to par
ticipate in the ceremonies are request
ed to be there next Monday, May 80,
at 2 O'Clock, at which time the column
will begin it's march to the cemetery.
1t is also requested that all who can
do so donate flowers to decorate the
graves.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-05-24
PHOTOGRAPH HIS INsIDEs.
x-Ray Applied to Ed. Buckley, Alleged
Diamond Thief.

In an effort to ascertain whether
he still retains the mis-. og gem in
his intestinal arrangenA Its, or
whether, ostrich-like, he has 9gested
the stone, Ed Buckley, the supposed
safe breaker, vas subjected to a novel
experiment last Sunday. He vas taken
to the office of Doctor Prickett and the
X-ray applied. Buckley and his law
yer protested vigorously, but once
placed in position the principal ceas-
ed his protests.
The resulting Photograph shows a
shadoWy substance in the lower part
of the abdomen, but Doctor Prickett
hesitates to say that it is the picture
of foreign matter.
Taking the picture caused a lively
dispute concerning the legality OF the
proceedings. F. H. Hathhorn, who
has been retained by Buckley, insist
ed that such AN examination was not
warranted by any statute CIR law that
the county attorney could produce.
Mr.. Harris maintained with equal
earnestness that the thing was legal
and under his advice the photograph
vas taken.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-05-24
WAS A REAL TREAT.
Last Nights Concert Proved Genuine
Artistic Success.

{ 1t is to be regretted that an audience
no larger attended last nights con
cert, for it was ~distinctively a n seal
treat. The playing OF the ~Ll-lcipal,
Professor Hey, was such as it is sell
dom given to those outside OF the
larger cities to hear. While most OF
the music rendered by him vas clas-
steal, yet the manner of it's execution
appealed to all, even those whose
musical education had not fitted them
for a true conception and understand
ing, enjoying and approaching the most
difficult pieces because of their feel
ing and expression. One of the gems
was Mescagni's famous intermezzo
from the Cavalier R~usticana," while
the n that probably struck a re-
sponsive chord in the breasts OF the
largest number of his auditors was
"Old Black Joe" rendered in response
to a most insistent and enthusiastic
encore.
Miss Buchanan was accompanied
and also played a couple of solos.
Another performer who won a warm
place in the minds of the audience
a Miss Lyons, a recent arrival in
the city. Her mastery of the piano
is almost perfect. J. A. Gilully sang
a couple of bass solos and did it in
his usually acceptable and pleasing
manner.
For reasons not explained a couple
of performers who had been under
lined failed to appear.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-05-24

G. H. Grinnell of Sheridan, Wyo.,
Wasya visitor in the city yesterday. i.
//01iss Mabel Salisbury IFS now INSTALL
ed as cashier in the store OF the
Nnovan-McC oImick company.
IyTom Hogan OF this city has taken
over the management of the John T.
Murphy ranch interests in this part
ct the state.
/TMr. and Mrs. Walter Anderson and
the latter's sister, Mrs. M. N. Hickox,
all OF he Red Lodge Picket, were in
the city yesterday en- route home from
st. Louis.
G.. H. Fitch, r. E. Stockton, G. E.
Stratton, Goyne Drummond and M. H.
Brinkley, ALL members of the United
States geological survey, were in the
Q&y yesterday.
HPanl Mccormick returned last Sat
vurday from Cody, where he has a large
contract ON the construction of the
wagon road building from that place.
nv the Yellowstone National park.
NV. 3. Affair, division freight agent
Of the Northern Pacific, spent Satur-
day in the city. Under the chaperon-
age of c. A. strarkey he was shown
the sights and introduced to the pat
ons of the road.
Thomas Chapple of the Billings
Furniture company departed a day or
two ago for Oklahoma territory, where
it is said he is to marry Louise Og-
den, formerly in charge of the millin-u
erv department of the Mccormick
4Saore.
Sunday's game of ball between the
E&Elks' team and that of Big Timber
resulted in an easy victory for the
local men. They beat the visitors by
a score of II to IL. Because OF the
blustery weather only a small attend
anpe was present.
<gDel Latin, everybody knows him,
vas in the city for a few hours last
Sunday. He took a run down from
Missoula to escort his sister, who in
tends to spend the summer with him
and who took accession to stop over
for a short time to visit Billings
/diss Nellie Bullard, Miss Travis
and Messrs. Hoe and Clanton have
returned from Missoula, where Miss
Bullard participated in the state ora
torical contest, while the young gen.
tlemen were contestants in the ath-
letic meet OF the ~inter-scholastic
league.
A private letter received here yes
terday brought the news of the death
of Charles Rack, a former resident
of Billings, which occurred at Pasa-
dena, Gail, last Tuesday, May II.
Until five or six years ago the deceas-
ed lived in this city and was engaged
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-05-24

while the pastors address will have
particular reference to- the day. 1t
is requested that those Of the old
soldiers who wish ito attend the SER
vices meet at the postoffice at 1890
o'clock and march in a body to the
church, where seats will be reserved
&r Chem.
Hlast Friday evening a new tennis
Club was organized AT the office OF
Lou Chapple. The officers elected are,
president, Henry Gerharz; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Edith M. Chapple; secre-
ltary, Lou w. Chapple; treasurer, Miss
Lenora Panton. An executive commit
tee composed of the officers and
Charles DERRICK was chosen, with arl-
,thority to appoint subcommittee on
Nrounds, membership, etc. Grounds
br a court are to be secured in the
Residence portion Of the city and as
soon, as possible the club will begin
it's season.
Sunday morning the infant o 6
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Erickson died sud-
denly while in his mothers arms.
The baby awoke in his usual good
health and was placed by Mrs. Erick-
son in the crib, having slept with her
during the night. Soon thereafter she
heard the little one gasp and cough
and hastily picked him up. Scarcely
had she embodied her arms about him
when his tiny frame Strengthened and
became rigid and in az instant he
raj dead. Doctor Rinehart was call
ed but could do nothing. He gave it
as his opinion that the child died from
spasm caused by heart trouble. The
funeral took place yesterday after
o Services were conducted by the
Reverend G. B. Miller, pastor of the
Baptist church.
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WANDERERS RETURNING.
Montana Editors Are Coming Back
from st, Louis,

Montana Editors Are Coming Back
from st. Louis.
Singly and in pairs the Montana
editors who went ito st. Louis have
been arriving during the last few
days. This morning Colonel Gordon
of the Yellowstone Journal and Ser
geant Widmeyer CT the Glendive In
dependent dropped off the Burling-
ton train and Will remain in the city
until tonight, when they will return
to their respective homes.
Both have only words OF praise to
utter concerning the exposition and
the name of their reception and
treatment by the Missourians. While
prices at the hotels and lodging
houses have been raised far above
the usual rates, still they r not ex-
actly beyond all reason. For the
benefit of those who do not care or
cannot stand the pressure of the high
toned hostelries downtown more mod
est, but very good hotels are conduct
ed near the exposition grounds, where
tiACClIOAC may VIC AUN
at extremely reasonable prices.
Although the different buildings are
completed many of the exhibits re-
main to be installed. These r rap
idly being put in place and before
long everything will be in full running
order. Mr.. Gordon stated that freight
cars to the number of $50 are switched
into the grounds every night and I'M
loaded, at which rate everything in.
tended for exhibition will be speedily
installed.
In speaking of the Montana building
and those who are in charge, Mr.. Cor
don could scarcely find words to ade-
quately express himself. The structure
itself, he declared, was about as good
as any on the grounds, while the en-
tertainment of the guests was as near
ly perfect as it could be. Every one
is received cordially, Hospitality and
with a g~rac:ousness that is charming
and makes the most hnmesick person
glad 10 be there.
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Elastic Carbon paint is serviceable,
protective; is ready mixed, flows free
ly, dries with a perfect lustre; is fire
proof and waterproof; prevents corro-
sion, elastic and will not crack or
scale off; will stop leaks, will not run
or blister. 1t will cover anything, is
easily applied, and is the cheapest
and most durable paint on the mar
ket. Made in black only.
ka1 F. D. DERBY, Agent.
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old leaky roof practically as good as
new. ka1
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-05-24

Billings Business College.
Summer term from June / to Oct.
/, 1904. Students prepared for gov
eminent and commercial positions.
Reduced rates. tt
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