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Waterbury.

: 777 ' '' v v 'f " ' ' v Y T v V v VI
 Two-base hits, conndughton. Burns and Rice; sacrifice hits Connaughton McCabe, Bunyan and Padron. stolen bases, Waterman, Connaughton, Mar sans; double plays, Waterman to Bun van to Connaughton to Burns. Burns to Bunyan g. Singleton to Fitzpatrick, to La Chance; left on bases, New Brit ain !, Waterbury &; first base on balls, Padron 6, Rogers 4 first base on cr- TOTS, Waterbury 5, struck out, by Pa dron 1, by Rogers ?: time, hours; um- plre, Kennedy,
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"t-Battcd for Rucker In Hth
 Boston ...,....,..,..s,0 c | VI Brooklyn ..,,....,,.,0 Q 0 900 0 1-1
 Two base hits, Bates, Burch; 'sacr- flee hits, Lindaman, Sweeney, Lumley stolen bases Beaumont, Hannifan; left on bases, Boston Il, Brooklyn &, first base on balls, off Fucker [, off Linda man 2; first base on errore, Boston +; Brooklyn 1, hit by pitcher, by Linda man l. struck out by Lindaman 1, by Fucker 3; wild pitches, Fucker 2, Lin- daman i; time, l45, umpire, klem,
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BOWLING TONIGHT.
Merlden Team Will Appear Here
 This Evening.

The Meriden duck pin team will roll the New Haven team at tho Orange street academy tomorrow night at $ o'clock, A large crowd is expected.
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OTHER GAMES.

New York, May 5,--Lafayetts 10, Manhattan f.
 At Jersey City, Montreal 8, Jersey City 0.
 At Newark, N. J,-Rochester 5, New ark 3.
 At Baltimore -- Toronto Baltimore game today postponed
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"Dasher" Kelley played centerfield for the Brass City aggregation yester- day, and failed to connect safely with the balance Kelley is an old Tufts man. and played with the Medford col legians back in the days when Hazle- ton. Williams and Fiske were on the same team. Later Hazleyon went to St. Louis. Williams to Chicago and Fiske to the Utica club In the New York State league, Kelley might be in Just as fast company If he could swat the pill
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kept tho hits well scattered but five errors by Detroit gave him beating Score:
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CUBAN's PITCHING.
padron, the New Britain Twirler
 Almost shuts Out Waterbury,

New Britain. May 5..--New Britain won from Waterbury this afternoon by q score of 1 to 1, The one run made
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ATLANTIC LEAGUE,

At Pawtucket--Pawtucket 1, Attle- boro 0.
 AL Newport 9, Newport [.
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SHELLDRAKES WIN.

Defeat the Drakcs at tho \. M. K. C.
 Alleys. Tho Shelldrakes defeated the Drakes al the !. NJ. R. c, alleys at duck pins last night. The score was as fol- lows
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Diamond Clippings.

The JournnI-Courier is the oDiy pn- rcr In this city publishing full reports and box scores of nil Connecticut, Nn- gnmes.
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All other National league contests postponed.
 At Plttsburg- Chicago game postponed--rain,
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TENNEYS TIMELY HITTING
Boston Again Beats Out Brooklyn and Moves Up in the Race for
 the Pcnnant.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMEs TO-DAY.

Boston in ,-aw Yet:.. Chicago In plttsburg. Brooklyn in Philadelphia. Cincinnati in St Louis
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Twobase hits, c. Jones 2; hits off Powell, in innings, Graham, in 2 innings; sacrifice hits, Williams, o'Leary, Thomas. Wallace stolen bases, c. Jones 9; double play, Will Hams, Wallace and T. Jones; left on bases, st. Louis Ii, Detroit 5; base on balls, off Powell 1, Killian 1; hit by pitcher, by Powell 1, Killian i; struck out, by Graham 4, Killian 3; time, 1;42, umpire, O'Loughlin.
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Washington York game today postponed-wet grounds.
 Cleveland-Chicago game postponed cold weather.
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on Friday, May 22, at o'clock Man agor Bob Chamberlain of tho Morris Cove baseball team will give dance at the Shoreham. Morris Cove, Oden- kirchen's orchestra will furnish music, and as the dance Is 10 provide suits for the team large attendance is guaran. tecd
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NERMoNTS GAME.
Defeated Holy Cross in n Well Played
 Game.

Burlington, Vt, May 5-In pitchers battle between collins of the rniyersi- ty of Vermont, and Dowd of Holy Cross, Vermont won by the score of 10 this afternoon Collins had slght- ly the better of his opponent, but the latter received superior support Yer mont's only run came in the first in- ming an Collins two-bagger, a sacrifice hit and innod hit, Collins beating out the throw home and winning his own gamc. Score.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-17
START EXCAYATINC
FOR NEW STRUCTURE
LOCAL BAKER TO BUILD oPPo.
SITE BILLINGS BREWERY.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Excavating for the cellar Of q two
story brick store building to be built
by D. o. Jackson, q well-known baker
OF this city. at the corner Of North
Twenty-fourth street and Montana
avenue, directly opposite the Billings
brewery, was commenced yesterday.
Mr.. Jackson Is undecided as to the
plans to be followed out in the con-
struction Of the building. a local ar.
.chitect being engaged 81 preparing
drawings for the structure. The lower
floor will be a store room in which Mr..
Jackson will probably conduct a bak.
cry. The second floor will contain a
number Of commodious rooms.
The building will be 10 feet long
and IS feet wide and will cost between
$4,000 and $1,000 when completed.
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TELEGRAPH OFFICE
WILL CLOSE LATER
WESTERN UNION COMPANY HAS
A NIGHT OPERATOR.

From Wednesdays Daily.
To meet the demand for keeping the
local telegraph Office open later at
might, the Western Union Telegraph
company has decided to install an
other operator in the local ONCE which
will hereafter be kept open until 1880
o'clock q. M, instead Of 10:3 80 p. M.
as at present.
Agitation for the keeping OF the tel
egraph ONCE open later at might was
started by The Gazette and Manager
Shafer Of the telegraph ONCE some
time ago, the latter taking the mat
ter up with the head oflces OF the
company to secure an additional OPP
orator to accommodate patrons desir-
Ing to send night messages. 4
Call@boxes for the telegraph service
have arrived and will be distributed
about the city at convenient points
as soon AZ linemen OF the company
arrive In the city to install them. Tho
company also intends to place a large
number OF clocks in business houses
and these will likewise be placed in
position as con as the workmen ar
rive In the city.
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SINGLETON SUES ON
PROMISSORY NOTES
LAUREL MEN PARTIES TO SUIT
in DISTRICT COURT.

From Wednesdays Daily.
y. e. Singleton fled suit in the dis.
trct court yesterday against w. 3.
Singleton to recover . three promis.
sorry notes executed at Laurel Decem,
Der 2, 1907. Both parties to the suit
are Laurel residents. The aggregate
of the three notes is $1,000, and II
is for this amount and interest at the
rate Of ten per cent that the plaintitl
demands Judgment.
AL three Of the notes were pur'
chased by the plaintiff from the orig
inal holders and two Of them are joint
notes, bearing the signature Of the
defendant and r. H. Singleton, who
has paid hall. of the amount named
In onesof the joint notes. All were
payable six months from date.
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SENATOR CARTER
VISITS IN BILLINGS
DECLARES THAT REPUBLICAN
TICKET WlLL CARRY STATE.
From Wednesdays Daily.
United States Senator Thnmas

From Wednesdays Daily.
United States Senator Thomas II.
Carter spent a few hours in Billings
yesterday morning and was taken for
an automobile ride around the city.
Senator Carter expressed himself
as surprised at the remarkable growth
OF Billings and said that times here
seemed to be as good as anywhere he
had been and better than in most
places.
Gust say anything good you like
about the town and credit it to me
and you will make no mistake" is the
way the senator expressed his feel
ings when approached by q represen,
tative Of The Gazette.
The senator did not seem inclined
to discuss politics, but said that he
felt confident that the republican tic
ket would carry the state. The sena'
tor also said that there 10 practically
no discussion Of local politics IN the
state az vet this year.
Accompanied by Major ]. 3. Ed
wards and g. NJ. Bair. Senator Garter
left at noon for Miles City.
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Mr.. Herford says that w. 3. George
OF this city Is one Of the two Montana
members OF the committee appointed
to ofhcially notify Mr.. Bryan Of his
nomination.
He was pleased with the way the
Denver people handled the visitors,
says there were hotel accommodations
for all and the hotel men did not try
to hold their guests up BY overcharges,
as Is oft times the case In cities
where national conventionA are held.
or course, being q loyal democrat,
Mr.. Herford is satisfied with the
choice of his party and believes that
in nominating Bryan the democrats
named the next president.
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ESCAPES
FELONY CHARGE
AUSTRIAN FINED FOR EXHIBIT.
ING DEADLY WEAPON

From Wednesdays Daily. /.
julius Farkas. an Austrian, who
took shot at a fellow countryman
in the Montana saloon last week, was
fined $50 In Justice Mann's court yes.
terday on q charge e exhibiting q
deadly weapon in q threatening man.
ner, to which he pleaded guilty.
Farkas was arraigned late last
week on q charge Of assault in the
iiirst degree, but owing to the fact that
the witnesses Of the affair were for
the main part members Of the floating
population and were not to be found
81 hours after the shooting, the charge
was not pressed. It is said that there
were extenuating M:simstances
which made conviction on the charge
Of assault improbable.
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(First Publication June 2, 19O8.)
NOTICE FOR REPUBLICATION

OulteQ States Lduu OmO6, N6lllInSS,
Montana, June 1, 19O8.-Notice is
hereby given that IN compliance with
the provisions OF the act Of congress
Of June 8, 1873, entitled, IAN act for
the sale Of timber lands In the states
Of California, Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory" as extended
to all the public land states by act Of
August a, 1892, Elizabeth Smith, OF
Musselshell, county Of Yellowstone.
state Of Montana, has this day fled In
this ONCE her sworn statement No.
for the purchase Of the SEX Of
section No. 20, In township No. s
north, range No. 90 b., and will offer
proof to show that the land sought IS
more valuable for its timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes, and to
establish her claim to- said land before
Fred w. Handel, y. 8. Commissioner,
at Musselshell, Montana. on Wednes-
day, the Goth day Of July, 1908.
She names as witnesses: Ernest =.
Smelling Of Fattig r. 10, Montana;
William N. Taylor Of Musselshell,
Montana; Ransom 81. Gordon of Fat.
TIC, Montana Charles J.. Smith of
Fattig, Montana. a
Any and al persons claiming adj
versely the above-descrfbed lands are
requested to file their claims in this
once on or before said 29th day of
q. 3, EssELsTYN,
Register.
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HoLLANDERs ON BILLINGS BENCH
PERFECT ORGANIZATION.
WILL Be PROTESTANT
Trustees File Articles Of Incorporation
Building viii Be Unpretentious
But Suited 70 Purposes for Which.
1t 10 Intended.

From Wednesdays Daily.
The Hollander settlers on the Bill
ings bench have established q Protes.
tant church and + ABOUT to build q
house OF worship at New Holland,
which is located sixteen miles north.
east Of Billings. Work on the struc.
ture will be started at once.
The Billings Land & Irrigation com
pany has donated sufficient ground for
a church, cemetery and home for the
pastor. The building will be unpre.
tentious. but one suitable for the pur-
pose Tor which it Is intended.
Articles of Incorporation were filed
IN the Office Of the county clerk and
recorder yesterday by the trustees Of
the new church, which is to be known
as the New Holland Christ Reformed
church. s. Kopman is president OF
the church and George H. Workman
secretary. The trustees are s. Kop-
man, George H. Workman, Cornelius
Cook, Thomas Haan and Anton De
Winter. They ~ authorized to in
corporate the church by q resolution
adopted at q recent meeting Of the
congregation.
The purposes Of the incorporation
expressed in the articles fled yester
day are for the support Of public wor.
ship; to promote brotherly love and
friendship and for the advancement Of
the moral and spiritual welfare Of the
community. The corporation is EN-,
powered to own and hold such real
estate and personal property as is nee
essary for the carrying out Of the pur
poses enumerated. The life OF the
corporation is 40 years and as the or
ganization is not for profit there is nc
Icapital stock
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NEWS OF MUSSELshELL

Musselshell July B.-Handel Bros.
freight teams have moved the Nc
Cleary Bros, Drilling Plant to the Car
penter Creek coaling fields. The Car
penter Creek Coaling Co. are putting
in q new pumping plant and are hav-
ing new boilers hauled to their camp.
Messrs. Gibson and McIntire OF the
National Packing Co visited local
merchants last Tuesday.
B. =. Lepper Of Flatwillow one Of
the largest wool growers In Fergus
county. has arranged to have his wool
hauled to the Musselshell station.
The Ladies' Aid society gave an Ice
Cream social at the home Of Mrs.
Fred Handel. The proceeds are to be
used in the interests Of the NJ. E.,
church.
u. r. Cowly returned from Miles
City, on Monday of this week, where
he disposed Of his wool clip at q good
figure.
Or. Addison Bybee. Of Chicago, ia
visiting Dr.. r. B. Hoag Of this city,
DR.. Bybee and DR.. Hoag were for.
merly star physicians in the Illinois
state service.
The Musselshell Lumber Co, has
commenced work on It's new lum-
Der shed. This company is planning
to build large yards, with q com.
plete line OF lumber.
s. s. David Of the Marshall Field
Co., OF Chicago and Mr.. Rafferty, OF
Minnesota are IN Musselshell looking
up land investments.
Henry White Of the Billings State
bank spent Tuesday and Wednesday
last, in Musselshell In the Interest Of
his bank.
Agent Flick Of the Q. M. & ST. r
local depot reports some good sales
of tickets to Musselshell travellers,
IN one day he took in over 500 from
the sale OF tickets alone.
DR.. "A. G. Hoose q well known ply
clan OF Billings visited this city last
week on q business trip
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SCORE BOOK SAID
CHRISTIANS WON
MISTAKE, IF THERE WAS ONE,
DUE TO SCORE KEEPER.
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Regardless Of the claims of the par
Elephants in Monday nights baseball
game between the Baptists and Chris.
tians, the official score book Of the
City Sunday School league. which It
is presumed Is kept by q regularly
appointed and qualified score keeper,
showed the results, as stated In The
Gazette yesterday morning, at the
conclusion Of the game.
II there has been q mistake and
the Baptists won the game. as is
claimed, then it is a mistake on the
part OF the score keeper who furnished
the data for the story which appeared
in the sporting columns Of this paper.
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(First Publication June 19.1908.l
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department. O. tnoMlnter10rs ". -.
Land Once at Lewfstown. Montana
June Is, 1908.-Notice g hereby given
that Fritz H. Anderberg, OF Roundup
Mont, who. on May "a, 1905 made.
2. 3 s. application, OILS. Tor snAe,
d. N. NJ. Meridian, has fled noticespf
intention to make Anal proot. 70 e.
5tablish claim to the land aboveasde
scribed, before Rdwin 8. Cook. =;
Roundup, Mont, on the 19th day o9
August, 1905.
Claimant names as wttneelesss
George Pennell, Of Roundup, Mont1An
Edward r. VilAnd. Of RoundoHs
Itana;, EhEistofer sJ0neEolds RQ1ads
up. Montana Toilet q. Hsssffetocnse
9. MekoN.
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MRS. GRISflLE DIES
in CLEVELAND, ONO
FORMER BILLINGS RESIDENT sue.
cuMHs 70 HEART TROUBLE.
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Mrs. P. H. Griselle. sister Of Mrs,
George Vaughan Of this city, died last
Sunday night at her home In Cleve'
land, Ohio. from heart failure. accord.
ing to work received in Billings yes
terday.
Mrs. Griselle was formerly a resi-.
dent Of this city. leaving Billings
about IS years ago. at the time she
was married to Mr.. Griselle, and has
since lived in the east. She visited
in this city two years ago with her
sister.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Griselle
leaves a 16-yearold son to mourn hel
death, both Of whom were at her
bedside when the final call came.
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CUPID GETS IN his
WORK AT LAUREL
-FOUR TAKE MARRIAGE vows
DURING PAST WEEK.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Two marriages r solemnized
during the past week at Laurel by
Rev. H. v. Rominger, pastor Of the
Congregational church.
Miss Vera 3. Bowles was united
in marriage to Samuel Sherrow last
Friday afternoon at the Gerard house
In the presence OF a few friends. Both
are well known young people of
Laurel.
Mrs. Nettie Miller Of this city was
united in marriage to orrin Clawson
Of Rockvale at the Congregational
church on Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Watsabbaugh were the witnesses. The
groom is engaged in business at Rock
vale.
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ATTENDED
DENVER GATHERING
SHERIFF RETURNS FROM NATION
Al CONVENTION.

From Wednesdays Daily.
sheriff HEREFORD has returned from
Denver, where he attended the demo-
cratic national convention recently.
Although he was present the greater
part OF the time during the sessions
OF the convention. Sheriff HEREFORD did
not hear Mr.. Bryan's name placed in
nomination. az he left the convention
hall early in the evening preceding
the morning on which the Nebraskan
was nominated on account OF the
crowd which packed the hall almost
to suhocation on that night. d
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-17
ONLY FEW SMALLER CLIPS ARE
SOLD Al AUCTION.
CUT in
Few Desertlons From Ranks Of Grow
ers Who Agreed Not to Sell on
Sealed Bid ~1asls-Eiohteen Cents
offered.
Especial to The Gazette.)

Especial to- The Gazette.)
Miles City, July 14.--m two days
selling the wool buyers have managed
to rustic offerings Of 944 sacks or
about 100000 pounds Of wool out Of
the several million that are to be sold
here.
There have only been three deser-
ttons from the ranks Of growers who
agreed not to sell on the sealed bid
proposition Of the buyers, as the bal
ance offered was by growers who
either did mot care to enter into the
agreement which was merely verbal
or did not know OF such an agree
|ment.
Sales today and yesterday were as
follows: re
Hilger Bros. to Justice Bateman &
Co, 8s sacks. 10 cents.
II. ". Vandusen to Wolstenholmer
& Sons, 100 sacks, 1875 cents.
John Murray to Wolstenholmer &
Sons. SO sacks, 16A cents.
Jas. Packer to Wolstenholmer &
Sons, 81 sacks, 16A cents.
Carrier Clarkson. Il sacks. to Judd
Root & Co., 11411ha cents.
j. D. Wall, 235 sacks. and Hapgood
and Wall, Al sacks, split between Hal
lowell Jones & Donald and Francis
Wiley & Co, It's cents.
a. ]. Wall, IS sacks to Francis vii.
ley & Co, 6A cents.
Frank Robinson to Justice Bateman
& Co., j. Koshland & Co, and Jere'
miah Williams & Co. tied on 177hs
cents.
J. L. Marshall, SO sacks, 16 cents
bid by Hallowell Jones & Donald de
clined.
J. NJ. Sawyer, 81 sacks. 1875 cents.
bid by Brown & Adams, held for con.
%sideratton.
Sales to independent buyers:
Pope q Howard to Nichols, Dupoe
& Co, 100000 pounds consigned.
John Lovick to Luce & Manning
$1,000, price confidential.
Robert Yekely, 10000 pounds, to
Jeremiah Williams & Co, is cents
H. N. Sykes to jackson & Guile,
10000 pounds, is cents for another
clip at Baker 18 cents were refused
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next week. City Engineer Gerharz
has had q force OF men ii the Held
for some time past laying out the
townsite and he expects to complete
the work in q few days.
Broadview is on the. recently CON
structed Billings 3 Northern railroad
and already 9 postomce has been ~
tablished there. There are between
$50 and 200 families residing within
a radius Of 9 few miles 81 the new
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LAUREL Man FINED
FOR WIFE BEATING
IN. I. M'eAuNN CONTRIBUTES $25
TO couNTY's ExcHEouER.

From Wednesdays Daily.
M. u. McGaunn Of Laurel was fined
$25 and costs In Justice Mendenhall's
court yesterday afternoon after he had
pleaded guilty to q charge Of assault
in the third degree. it being alleged
that on July 10 he administered a
beating to his wife.
It is said that after hostilities had
ceased in the McGaunn home. the
head Of the family was so appalled,
at the casualty list that he took
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(First Publication June lis, 1908.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior, u. s.
Land ONCE at Billings, Montana, June
15.. s190S.--Notice is hereby given that
Albert Houston, OF Ballantine, Mon
tana, who, on March ], 1907, made
homestead application, No. 319, for
VIZ SEX, Sh NE1A, section 80, town
ship 2 north, range 90 e.. N. T. Nerd
ian, has fled notice Of intention to
make final Communication proof, to Ell
|tablish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Register and Receiver
~. 8. Land Office, at Billings. Montana,
on the 21st day or July, 1908. s
Claimant names 90 witnesses:
Homer Scho6ner, Of Ballantine, Nom
tana; William D. Greene, Of Ballan-
tine. Montana; William q. cray, 81
Ballantine, Montana; John Bilstad, OF.
Ballantine,s Montana.
=. p. EsSELSTYN,
Register.
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BOYS ARE BORN.

Sons to Mr.. and Mrs. vaIdemar and
Mrs. Orver shippey.
From Wednesdays Daily.
"a son was born July 8 to the wife
of Carrot Veldmar, a farmer near
Huntley, and another to Mr.. and Mrs.
Orver shippey July 13. at 106 South
Twenty-eighth street, according to
birth certificates fled yesterday with
the city health oficer.
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(First Publication July 10, 190s.-4F.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of James w. Richardson, de

w 440S AVS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of James ". Richardson, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, the executor Of the will Of
James W. Richardson. deceased. to
the creditors Of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers. within ten months after the
first publication Of this notice to the
said executor at the Bank Of Larabie
Bros, at Deer Lodge, Montana. the
same being the place for the trans.
action Of the business Of said estate.
in the state OF Montana.
SAMUELE. LARABE,
Executor Of the Will
Of JamessW. Richard
son, deceased.
scharnikow z Paul, attorneys for
executor, Deer Lodge. Montana,
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(Ffrst Publication June 16, 190S.)
NOTICE FoRPUBLlCATIoN.

1 Department Of the Interior, II. s..
Land Office at Billings, Montana, June
Is, 19OS.-Notice Is hereby given that
John Kelly, OF Pompey's Pillar, Mon
tana. who, on April 10, 1907, made
homestead application, No. 343, for
NEA, section 10, township 2 north,
range 81 e., NJ. p. Meridian, has fled
notice of intention to make final com
mutation proof. to establish claim to
the land above described, before Reg
lister and Receiver u. s. Land ONCE,
at Billings, Montana, on the 22nd day
OF July, 1903.
Claimant names as witnesses, Will
liam @. Dallas, of Pompey's Pillar
Montana; George :. stranb, Ct Pom ON.
of Pompey's Pillar, Montana; Tom s.
Logan, Of Pompey's pillar, Montana.
p. 3. ESSELSTYN,
Register.