The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-10-28
ment she began to recover and when
the father left she was said to be out
Of danger, with complete recovery
only a matter OF time.

From Wednesdays Daily.
You can register in the evening up
to 9 O'Clock. Unless you are regis
tered you cannot vote.
Mrs. /. Stockwell of Musselshell is
a visitor among friends in the city.
Unless you are registered you cannot
vote. 4
A marriage license was granted this
afternoon to Guy A. Lowering and
Cora L. Smith, both of Joliet. Unless
you are registered you cannot vote.
Deputy Sheriff Noah w. Holt of
Columbus was in the city last even
ing. In Columbus, as in Billings, un-
less Hou are registered you cannot
L. Allard, one of the well known
ranchers Of Laurel, is visiting the city
today He agrees fully with the propo-
sitiSh that unless you are registered
yot cannot vote.
r. F. Pettigrew, superintendent Of
the Rocky Fork coal mines, was a
visitor in the city last night and this
morning. Unless you are registered
you cannot vote.
Mrs. A. f. Hill, Mrs. j. Scott Harri-
| son, Mrs. M. Morris and Miss Marie
L. Bleinschmitt, a party of Helena la
dies, were in the city last evening.
| Unless you are registered you cannot
vote.
Mrs. O. G. Gruwell left today for
Hunters Hot Springs, at which resort
Mr.. Gruwell has been for a number of
days seeking relief from rheumatism.
Unless you are registered you cannot
vote.
Saturday will be the last day that
the registry books will be open. This
is all the aso that you should
avail yourself of the time remaining,
for if you are not registered you can
not vote.
This afternoon the funeral of the
late John Brown, the Northern Pa
1cific section man, who died at the hos
pital last Saturday, took place from
the rooms of the Billings Furniture
company. Unless you are registered
W>eanont vote.
~ @~o.n or 70%S~n 1o~ hN1r pNaN
fected by the local democrats for the
purpose of securing registration of all
those whom they have reason for be-
lieving will vote their ticket, in part
or as a whole. This is another reason
for reminding you that unless you are
registered you cannot vote.
NLast nights republican rally at
Park City was productive of only an
other of those large gatherings of the
party for which the western portion
of the county is famous. Tonight the
same speakers will address the people
OF Laurel. Unless you are registered
you cannot vote.
There will be a republican rally
Friday evening at the court house at
which J.. G. Bair of Teton county,
Chauncey G. Bever, candidate for the
legislature, and Henry White, candi-
date for county treasurer, will address
the voters. Unless you are registered
you cannot vote.
Today's westbound North Coast
Limited arrived almost four hours be-
hind it's regular time, caused by the
wreck of a freight train ear Sidney,
N, D., which blocked the track. The
passengers on board were a unit in
their expression of belief that unless
you r registered you cannot vote.
" This morning a complaint was filed
in Justice Mann's court by a repre-
sentative of the Custer Cattle com.
pany against J.. B. Elliott and John
Smith, herder for the first named de-
PENDANT, charging them with malici-
GUS trespass. They are accused OF
having driven $500 sheep onto the
land comprised within section Ii,
township / north, range 26 east, be-
longing to the cattle company. The
sheep, it is alleged, caused damage
to the company by eating and destroy
ing the grass that grew on the land.
Unless you are registered you cannot
IVAN alarm called the fire department
this afternoon to the corner of North
Thirtieth street and Second avenue,
where the sidewalk had become ig-
nited from a fire used to burn leaves.
Captain Bond, chief, had a narrow
oscano from nnsSih1o SnriOnS iniuries