davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-06-12
PRIZE GIVEN TO WRONG MAN
Error Of Judges Reverses Order of
the Winners.


AS a result of an error on the part
Of the judges in the North Dakota
high school defamation contest, held
at Grand Forks. Frank King of Hank
inson was given first place instead of
Chester Fritz of Lidgerwood. The rule
for the judges in such contests is to
take ranks first and percentage in
case Of a tie. The judges in this con-
test took percentages as their. basis
of reaching the result. Later it was
found that there had been a mistake
made, and 1t was rectified by giving
Charles Fritz, first prize in the con-
test: King had already gone home,
and so 1t was decided to let him re.
tain his prize. Roland Young of Cava-
lier was entitled to second place, ac-
cording to the rank in the contest.
Those in charge Of the contest de-
cided to correct the mistake by giving
him second prize = t&,,,2 80 = 49,. II,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-06-12
I: : ' q Public Own arsl,lp,.5

38 Tbs Wakarworks aue8taan III san
bothering the sits eonRcl az Minot.
Thres s0sctal msat.ngs shave been
he'll. 1nt as yen no daalnata decision
has been reaehea Ne. Esowan os Mis-
3aeapoiis was there with d private fran
cflise psopositio ion, end John E,hr 81,
4 lss sIl has aaso submit tad il scherns5
which he Wis he'd the e. to sunsidaa.
AT the n last + meeting however, seYsvai
rissnsns app arsd before the eounda:
md asked slias the nianicI plant
system be more u orough invest.
rated before acsfon Ii taken bltc5
sentamans IN aaIinot lii strongay Ia MAJ,
d municipal vaterworks
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-06-12
DEMOCRATS FILE PAPERS
Additional Republican Petitions Also
Are Presented at Bismarcks


The Democratic candidates for
nomination at the primary election
have filed their petition with the
secretary Of state. Under the law It
Is required that party candidates must
get third of the votes cast for their
candidate for secretary Of state cleo
dion, and this requirement forces the
Democrats to get between 1000 and
5000 votes at the primaries to get on
the ballot for the fall election.
John Burke will be the only candi-
date for the Democratic nomination
for governor Other petitions fled by
the Democrats for state Offices are:
Joseph Mann for secretary , of state,
D. J. O'Cmnell for attorney general,
W. C. Purcell for United States sena-
tor, l. 8. Platou for congress, Tobias
D. Casey for congress, O. M. Major for
congress, John L. Harvey for COM
missioner of agriculture, G. H. An
hier for commissioner of Insurance
and James E. Campbell for state treas
urer
M. H. Brennan of Devils Lake has
fled for the Republican nomination
for Judge in the Second district. D.
X. Brightbill filed for state auditor, R.
S. Lewis for lieutenant governor, Al
fred Blaisdell for secretary of state,
Nels Larson of Kuhn for attorney
general, and E. R. Singler for con,
gress.
OF the senatorial candidates, Mar
shall, Hansbrough and Johnson have
filed.
Other petitions filed are these of c.
A. Johnson of Ward county, Stalwart
candidate for governor; P. ]. McClory
and H. N Midtbo of Ward county and
E. A. Williams of Burleigh and J. W.
Robinson of Cass county for congress
T. E. McCue of Foster and Andrew
Miller Of Burleigh county for attorney
general, Fred E. Smith of Richland
county for state superintendent, R
W. Main for commissioner Of agricul'
ture, o. J. Olson for state auditor. All
these are Republican candidates.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-06-12
PAST YEAR E! !:
- a., !" ~; ;;1s'IE @,:a = =
. PROSPEROUS {.
Farmers Grain rail- Co. Hold Annual
MEETING In This: Civ. =.

The annual meeting Of the Farmers
Grain Company was held in this city
Monday at which over 80 per cent of
the stock was represented either in
person or by proxey. Auditor Burke
submitted his annual report which
showed the company to be in an ex-
cellent financial condition with cash
assets exclusive sof elevators, build
ings, Board Of Trade, Minneapolis, etc,
Of s55,092.s1, against which the cur
rent liabilities are 500, 55s SO, leaving a
balance OF s25, 5ss,s5. A dividend Of 6
per cent on the capital stock was de-
clared ana the balance was passed
to the surplus tor the purpose 81 build
ing new elevators. etc. q " 35 S*5:3 .s
AT. "A Subsequent meeting OF the
board Of directors the following III
ficers were elected s2:j
# Rasmsls sorenson, president.
u / Z: 2. Maurer first yice-preside lent
I'D -. 2. Baird second vice -preside lent.
". G. Samuel secretary 5.sc
Norman Marrison, /, assures. 8==
Richard Burke auditor.
Nh An executiY e board was Also elected
& Consisting OF the officials Of the com.
pany.
5S The showing mad by this company
A. 4 very gratifying when II ID taken into
consid Iteration that the territory Gov.
cred BY them sui ered aomewshaa from lu,r
crop failure and # II IA very com ON.
pliiln1aen tary showing for the officers III
charge
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-06-12
Ball Came .. at Shears.

A ball game was played at Adam
Shears, about nine miles northeast of
this city, Sunday, between teams from
North Minnewaukan and Sweetwater.
The score was 10 to in favor of N.
Minnewaukan. Another game will be
played next Sunday by these teams at
AndeTson's Grove. Sweetwater con-
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-06-12
Notice Of Special Tax Receint.

Notice is hereby given, that a Govern
ment Tax Receipt is issued to P. B.
Parker; that the date of such receipt is
May 18th, 1908; that the description of
the property where said Tax Receipt is
posted is the pool room Of the Hotel
building situate on lot 6 block q of the
Village OF Bartlett, Ramsey county, N.
D., and the name of the owner of said
property in which said Tax Receipt is
posted is James Reddick and the nam e
OF the lessor of said property is James
ReodIck. 81
Dated May &c, 1908. "a,
P }Parler
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-06-12

DrH7..NW'F;.ssIIlH EalL-E DRG.J.McIHJToS@
oRs. sIHLER g. MCINTOSH
Physicians and Surgeons
= Special Nurse: Miss s.. d. Brayst. 3;szsa'1
&z z Telephone SIG.
Office In Brennan'a Block
E non 1 ~ IT. @:;4 !. B: 6: Devils Lake
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-06-12
70 ''|'..1 % Steve Jones n.
SsarasS,n s8

ire IAghtning, Hall,
dent de Health Burglary, lrasassy. sen
Eanpleoyars Idahsaisy. Piata
3totnohiis ana Lit.
81 Nor elioiea invseatses III
aasfn prs,1,ss Ear hi
Rlislnesa looked assssag
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-31

MI. and Mrs. Peters and guests Mrs.
McCrary and daughter will start on
Wednesday for a tour Of the park.
They expect to be gone about three
weeks.
". H. Hough went to Billings On
Saturday to attend the Bankers con
vention there, and expects to return
this week.
Mrs. G. L. Merrill expects to leave
Bridger for 9 short visit to Miles City
in the near. future.
Mrs. John Good ii TIL, guest 81 ii.
Bollinger and wife during this week.
Miss Fay Smith entertained q few
young people at her home on Sunday
afternoon. The afternoon was spent
In music, games etc. The hostess
served an elegant repast which was
much enjoyed by all. Those present
were the Misses Alma Babcock,
Frances shupak, Hazel Rich, Myrtle
Gibson, Blanche McCrary and Messrs.
Jay Babcock, Robert Teasdale. Will
Hanley, James Hanley and Homer
R. H. Hough went to Fromberg on
Monday to attend a meeting Of the
stock holders Of the Fromberg Lumber
company, held at that place. He ! 8
turned the same day.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-31
AUTOMOBILE RIDES
FOR The LABOR MEN
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 70 En-
TERRAIN LABOR DELEGATES.

Labor men In Billings attending the
state convention next month will b
entertained by the Billings Chamber
Of Commerce on the next to the last
day of the convention, which is Fss
day, August q, according to an an
nouncement made BY Secretary Deck.
or yesterday. It is probable that -.
labor men will be taken for q ria
through the city and up tie valley On
that day in automobiles furnished Dy
the local commercial hooy.
a committee consisting Of w b
George, Austin NORTH. Hert shorey j
D. O'Donnell and s. w. soule has
been appointed to attend to the mat
ter of furnishing sconveyances and a.
Of these men have signifed their In
tention Of serving on the committee
and Of donating the use Of their ma
chimes.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-31
.DESpONDENT YOUTH
COMMITS SUICIDE
ORA EDeELL HRooDED OVER
LOSS OF LIMB in THIS CITY.

A letter from Chadron, Neb., re-
ceived yesterday by Rev. Q. 3. Tuke
states that Ora EdgeT1, a young man
who was run over in this city last
November by q train in the local
yards and had to have a limb ampu-
tated, committed suicide in Craw-
ford, a small town a short distance
from Chadron, last Monday.
Edgell was not quite 90 years old
and on account Of his leg not healing
as he thought 1t should, he became
Respondent and securing a revolver,
went to q saloon where he sent q
bullet between his eyes, in the pres
ence Of about 80 persons.
An effort had been made by several
friends OF the young fellow during
the time that he was confined at
the local hospital after the operation
to raise funds to purchase an artdff-
cial limb for him and . good sum was
raised for that purpose and sent to
him in Nebraska.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-31
MRS. CORA YOUNG AND ANNA la
ROCHE FILE SUITS.
BOTH ALLECE CRUELTY
Custody Of Minor Children Demanded
in Both ~cases-TeIl 81 Threat. and
Acts Of vio'enes--Mrs. La Roche
Married % Years.

Told in labored, legal lingo and en-
bodied in two complaints filed in the
district court yesterday are the tales
of the marital roe Of two ill-mated
pairs, the feminine portion Of which
is seeking an avenue OF, escape from
matrimony
Cora 3. Young can no longer stand
the alleged cruelties, abuses and gen
eral misconduct of her husband, Henry
B. Young, and wants an absolute dt-
vorce Al well as custody Of the minor
child, Irene, aged nine years.
Mrs. Young alleges extreme cruelty,
attempts to do her bodily injury on
the part Of the plaintiff, as well as
threats Of injury and publication Of
false charges against her chastity. BY
reason Of the cruelties set forth il
her complaint, Mrs. Young declares
that she has been confined TO her bed
10th at home and in the hospital al
Bozeman for long periods of time.
After nearly % years OF married
life, Mrs. Anna La Roche wants legal
separation from her husband, Warren
La Roche, and the custody Of their
child, Myrtle, aged two years.
She alleges that since they we're
married, her husband has repeatedly
cursed and abused her and narrates
one occasion where she says he seized
her by the throat and choked her I'M
til she was weak and sick from the
effects Of the treatment. Three weeks
after their child was born, Mrs. La
Roche says her husband abused her
and threatened both herself and babe
with death. His abuse, she declares,
has permanently injured her health.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-31
BURGLAR REFUSES
... TO GIVE HIS NAME
COMPLAINT ISSUED AGAINST
MAN SHOT AT THIRTY MILE.

t4F& &NH as WNg NME H& GEEAA Mj 4F Xxx ~
Burglary Is cal.ge1 iii q complaint
issued yesterdA " by the county attor-
ney against the man shot at Thirty
Mile Wednesday while attempting to
evade capture. The man, who still
refuses to reveal his identity or even
give an alias, was removed from the
hospital yesterday to the county jail
and his wound is healing nicely.
John Doe is the name given the
burglar and he Is charged with enter
ing a store house on the ranch Of
Yegen Bros. and stealing therefrom
revolver. rifle and seveal other arti.
cles Of small value. < Gfs8
A complaint charging A. Jameson
with forgery was also issued yester-
day. Jameson is the man who was ar
rested Saturday night BY officers Of
the sherin's force while attempting
to cash a check signed "Charles
Baer." Keil Bros were his intended
victims. but his arrest soon followed.
E&E TgFTL LR W. tE[ "
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-31
FROM BROADWEW
Especial correspondence.).

BroadyieW, Mont, July 3O.--Wed-
nesday was the day appointed for q
big sewing at Miss Mabel Sudduth's
homestead. The young ladies Of the
neighborhood were invited as guests.
including Messrs. Drum and Wood
man from near Lavina. Games and
refreshments added to the pleasure Of
the occasion.
H. H. Thoren visited at his home
here last week. Mrs. Thoren accom-
panied him to Big Timber to remain
about a week.
Rev. Al. Ferch, wife and son were
in Layina Friday attending to their
church duties.
G. A. Waterman made a business
trip to Billings the latter part Of the
week.
Mrs. ". x. sudduth and daughter
and Mrs. shureman and family were
guests at the Drum home near Lavina
Friday last.
Mrs. Shureman, a sister Of Mrs. w.
x. sudduth, left Tuesday for their
summer home in Michigan. They have
made many friends during their short
stay and will be missed in the conn
munity by all.
A. G. Turpening came home late
Sunday to be at home with his family
q short time.
Milo Nash is seriously i'll at his
home. He was taken III: while at work
in the harvest field Friday.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-31

such property being made yesterday
through local real estate dealers.
Two lots located on North Thir-
tieth street formerly belonging to A.
3. La Mott.were sold by that gentle
man through w. 2. Rixon to G. D.
8Shafer Of the Huttig Manufacturing
company for 5000. 1t is understood
that Mr. shafer is planning to build
on the property at once.
Carl N. Christensen purchased
two lots in the West Side addition on
Wyoming avenue through d. II Hol-
liday from the Billings Realty com.
pany for $500. Mr.. Christensen has
let the contract for the construction
Of an up-to-date five room house TO
be built on the lots.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-31
NEWS FROM BRlDGER NEWS Of MlNSFlSaElI.
Especial corrsspondsnce.y

Especial corrsspondsnce.l
Musselshell, Mont. July 30.-Lewis
stockwell Of Davenport. Ia, Is visit
ing his mother and brother and sisters
in town. He expects to remain about
= month.
The last load Of +. 3. Leppers wool
arrived Tuesday form F1atwillow.
making total OF about 125, 900
pounds.
The son and daughters Of Mrs.
Isabelle stockwell OF this city united
today IN celebrating their mothers
sixty-ninth birthday anniversary.
There was = large family dinner fol-
lowed by 9 pleasant social evening.
Mrs. Perkins is here from billings and
Lewis stockwell from Davenport. u
There is considerable building going
on in Musselshell at the present time.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-31
FROM WoRDEN
Especial correspondence.l

Worden, Mont, July 30.-E. "a. Hye1
is entertaining an old friend, Mr.
Teeter, from Marion county, Iowa.
Rev. Jones OF Oberlin, O., the pastor
of the Huntley and Osborn churches,
visited the church at Riverside Sun
day afternoon.
The families Of w. w. and 3. M,
Wheatley arrived on their respective
ranches this week from Tecumseh and
Lincoln, Neb.
w. w. Wheatley still continues in
poor health.
Miss Genevieve Waller is enjoying
a visit from a little girl friend, who
came home with her from Billings.
Viva Thomas rendered a very pretty
solo at the Riverside Sabbath school.
Alta Russell accompanied her with
her violin.
Miss Bertha Krause is numbered
among the sick.
f. James Haw anticipates q visit from
an aunt and a sister from Iowa.
The ladies Of the Ballantine church
met Wednesday to organize a Ladies'
Air society.
Mr.. Elder has succeeded Don Brown
as agent at Ballantine.
n A rmedlclne wagon Is one Of the
latest arrivals on the Huntley pro
ject.
The Ladies' Aid Of Ballantine will
serve Ice cream at the church tent
Saturday, evening, August 8. Proceeds
for the benefit Of the Ballantine
church.
Ernest Howard escaped drowning In
the Yellowstone recently by the
bravery of his brother, George. The
horse he was riding was severely in.
jured.t
Mrs. Sol Smith Is entertaining her
sister, Mrs. Fay Of Loyeland, Colo,
this week.
/. Rev. L. g. Powers Is now living at
the residence Of Mr.. Stout of Ballan-
tine. He will devote his entire time to
the churches at Ballantine and River
side.
Mrs. Keller, 81. was able to attend
church Sunday after a serious illness.
Miss Stella Quigley Of Huntley was
a guest at the home Of her parents at
Riverside. recently.
Robert Bryson. 81. was circulating
a remonstrance against the saloon in
Ballantine this week.
e. A. Hyer is harvesting his barley.
Genevieve Waller visited friends In
Billings last week. Her mother took
her to the metropolis. returning the
next day.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-31

the state board Of health, arrived II
Billings yesterday morning on an Off
cial visit, leaving last night
Mrs. C. N. McCracken and brother
Edgar Johns expect to leave this
morning for Humansville, Mo. to visi,
several months with relatives.
H. +. Gordon, representative Of the
n. Neidecken drug and sporting goods
house Of Milwaukee, Wis, is in the
city for several days on business.
Thomas McGirl left Tuesday night
for Hunters Hot Springs to remain
several days before leaving for Sc.
attic from which place he will go to
Alaska.
L. N. Meyer, superintendent of the
Montana Children's Home society OF
Helena was in the city yesterday on
business connected with that organl-
cation.
James Bridger of Fattig, arrived in
the city yesterday to take some horses
into the Musselshell country for the
use on the geological survey that is
being made there.
George Flemming, the new proprie-
tor OF the hardware store formerly
owned by the Sande brothers, de-
parted Tuesday night for Bemidji,
Mimi, to be absent about ten days.
G. G. Anderson, superintendent of
the coal mines of the Northwestern
Improvement company at Red Lodge,
left yesterday for the Carbon county
town after spending Tuesday in the
city.
G.. s. HARE, an architect OF Helena,
was in the city Tuesday looking over
the business of the local office Of the
firm Of Haire and Link, in which he
is a partner, departing yesterday for
Miles City.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Allen re-
turned yesterday morning from an ex-
tended trip through the central states.
Mr.. Allen attended the recent meeti e
OF the Shriners in st. Paul where he
Joined Mrs. Allen who wat visiting
friends.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-31
EASTERN MONTANA 10 SUPPLY
H COAL FOR NEW ROAD.
MANY BRIDGES BUILT
MusselsheIl River Conquered by Mil
waukee, Strengthened In Many
Places and Bridged-Mine ln One
County, Entrance In Another.

With the inauguration Of through
train service on the Milwaukee rail-
road into Butte 1t is understood that
the force Of miners employed at the
mines. the company has opened near
Roundup, will be largely augmented.
The mines are to be the main fuel
supply for the road for hundreds of
miles.
The mines are unique in that the
entrance is on the south side Of the
river in Yellowstone county, while the
coal bearing strata, or mine proper,
IS situated in Fergus county, on the
north side Of the river, the entrance
being tunnelled under the river.
The Milwaukee railroad has COM
pletely conquered the Musselshell riv-
er. It is an exceedingly crooked stream
while the Milwaukee railroad is con-
structed on almost an air line. n or
der to build 1t thus, the company has
had to have the course Of the stream
changed in many places, while in 9TH
ers 1t has been bridged. just III
bridges having been constructed in
IFS miles Of roadbed on the line be-
tween the counties Of Fergus and Vel
lowstone.
Passengers on the Milwaukee will
go from one county into another Just
III times in that distance, coming in
to Yellowstone county SO times and
returning into Fergus county IS times.
This is probably the record for bridge
building in the entire world, q rail-
road bridge being constructed every
mile. Heretofore the Montana rail-
road, which is now a part OF the Mil
waukee, held the record for bridge
building, having one to every two
miles.
Work On the new line has been pro-
crossing rapidly. The laying Of steel
into Butte has been completed and a
train has entered the copper camp
on the new line. Before through pas
senger service can be inaugurated,
however, the work Of ~ballasting will
have to be completed. This will be
sufficiently finished to permit the In
a%uguration Of through passenger serv-
ice into the copper camp by septem..
Der /. #
Train service has already been in
augurated in the northern section OF
this county and mail is now being
carried to towns that heretofore have
had to rely on staging and teaming
to secure mail, passengers and sup
plies. M.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-31
Especial correspondence.)

EIfENL sEfEf
Bridger. Mont. July 3O.-Mrs. T.
Cherry has been quite i'll at her home
in Bridger the first OF the week, but
is reported much better at present.
Mrs. George Town and stillman
Moore, her son, drove in from the lum-
Der camp on Pryor mountain Monday
night, returning on Wednesday. Mrs.
Town is entertaining q large camping
party, and has invited q few more
guests for the week end beginning
August 8.
Miss Inez Montgomery went down
to Fromberg on Saturday night to
visit friends and attend the dance at
that place, returning on Monday to
resume her duties as nurse at the
Bridger hospital.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-31
|DILL PICKLES FOR
BILLINGS MARKET
WILL BE MADE ev HuNTLEY
FARMERS THIS FALL.

Huntley rancners are growing CT.
cumbers this year bv the thousand
at least there are three OF them who
are doing 80 and they intend to make
dill pickles for the Billings market
this fall
There are three brothers residing
on farms on the reclamation project,
who will venture forth in the enter
prise They are experienced in the
line they have chosen and ali former
" worked in pickle works in the east.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-31
SHOE MAN WILL SHOW
COONS In HIS WINDOW
FRANK TODD HAS SURPRISE
FOR BILLINGS PEOPLE.

Frank Todd. the shoe man, will
have a unique window display today,
He has two young Missouri raccoons,
which are descended from ''ooons''
captured BY one Of the hunters with
President Roosevelt on ane of his
Mississippi valley hunting trips. and
he will display them in his show win.
dow. He was busy last night arrang.
ing the window for the young AMI
mails
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-31
M'eANh BACK in JAIL.
Laurel Man Again Charged With
Disturbance.

Mike Mccain OF Laurel was ar
raigned in Justice Mann's court yes
terday on a charge of disturbing the
peace. He plead not guilty and will
be tried this morning. Mccain, 1t is
alleged, attempted to start q fight
with William Heber, a rancher Of
Laurel, but Heber was not in a fight
ing mood and had the nan arrested
for disturbance.
McGann was recently released from
the county Jail, where he completed q
sentence Of 1914 days on 3 similar
charge.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-31
PURCHASED
TO BUILD HOMES
TWO LAND DEALS coNsuMATEu
in CITY YESTERDAY.

At least " new homes viii be
erected Immediately in this city, II
the purposes OF parties purchasing city
lots do not miscarry. two deals in
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-31
NEWS FROM HUNTLEY.

Huntley, Mont, July 80. vs. Mr..
Blacks house is nearly completed and
will soon be ready for occupancy.
Hereafter there will be regular serv-
ices at the. Huntley church at Il a. m.
and s p. m. Services at Osborn at
2:30 p. m. 4
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-31
RoRvla CLIP SOLD.

HanIon Makes Purchase for Eastern
Wool Firm.
One sale was reported in the local
wool market yesterday. Joe Hanlon
purchased for jeremiah Williams &
Co. the Nick Rorvig clip Of $4,000
pounds, paying 14A cents for it.