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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-10-23

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though Hundreds Of Shots Are Fired
at him-Reaches Civilization After
Thirty-Hour Trip Through Woods.
Tiptonville, Tenn, Oct. 22.-Un-
harmed, save numerous scratches re-
ceiyed in a thirty-hour trip through
unfamiliar woods and the fatigue in
cident to the trip without food and
the mental strain, Judge r. Zachary
Taylor reached here after a mirac-
ulous escape from night riders at Reel
Foot lake, who murdered his partner,
Captain Quentin Rankin.
Judge Taylor's escape is due to a
daring dash for liberty while the
night riders were d~isputing among
themselves the best way to kill him.
During the heat OF the discussion Colo
mel Taylor broke for freedom. Dash
ing a few yards to the bank of a shall
low inlet of Reel Foot lake he plunged
in
A fusillade Of bullets followed the
fugitive, whose figure was dimly dis
cerned in the growing dawn of APP
preaching daylight. Wading and swim
ming the aged attorney pushed for
ward. Bullets and small shot fell on
every side, but none struck him. Near
the bank opposite tho firing night rid
ers Judge Taylor threw up his hands
and pitched forward heavily over a
log and lay inert. Hundreds OF shots
were fred into the log by the night
riders, but not one penetrated far
enough to injure him.
Believed Their Victim Dead.
Satisfied that their victim had met
death and fearing the repeated sound
of shots would arouse too many resi-
dents in the neighborhood the night
riders did not attempt to cross the
slough TO examine the body, but left
the scene after about three hundred
shots had been fired. Colonel Taylor,
however, lay for hours in the mud and
water, fearing that some one had been
left to watch. At dawn, cautiously
looking up and seeing that his ruse
had been successful, Colonel Taylor
arose and plunged into the under
brush to fight his way to a friendly
community. Avoiding paths which
might lead to some unfriendly clear.
ing, Colonel Taylor pushed his way
slowly through the dense woods. All
day he travelled in this manner and
when night came made his couch on
q bed of leaves.
In the morning Colonel Taylor, de-
Gliding that it would then be safe for
him to make inquiry at a farmhouse,
followed a path which shortly led into
a rough road. Within a few minutes
the fleeing man came upon the home
of Luther Rankin, overseer for the
extensive Harris interests, where the
fugitive was given breakfast. Mr.. Ran
kin then rode to the nearest telephone
and sent a message into Tiptonville
with the news that Colonel Taylor
was gafp
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-10-23
IN GASOLINE EXPLOSION.
South Dakota Woman and Two Chill
dren Perish.

S~isseton, S. D., Oct. 22.-Mrs. Nels
Ingvarhon was burned to a crisp while
getting breakfast by the explosion of
a gasoline stove. Her body was found
In the ruins of the house. Two little
children were smothered to death.
The husband had gone to work.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-10-23
ESCAPES FROM
NIGHT RIDERS
Judge Taylor Safe After Avn
full Experience.
DARING DASH FOR LIBERTY

Breaks for Freedom While Mob Is
Disputine the Best Method of Kill
ing Him and Gets Away Unhurt, Al.
though Hundreds of Shots Are Fired
at t1im-Reaches Civilization After
Thirty-Hour Trip Through Woods.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-01

You and Taxpayer were ex-
acty right II your articles or pub
licity as 70 the finances OF iris city. %
said q councilman TO Us one dav this
week. Il IS the law. sad re.
ard I have always coutended tor
T." This gentleman his done 50
tine and again We want 20 remark
right here thst We appreciated those
words more than we car express.
because they came from a gentle
nan VINO always speaks ne truth
and who has the courage % say ard
co thing he believes 70 be right.
Publicity Eoul6 probably close ire
mouths OF those who are engaging
II fierce criticism OF some OF the o.
ficisl acts of the council. as We as
comply with the written law q TIE
Comnolwealth-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-01
Bacon News Budget.

Bacon. Va. Jan. S1-The social
held ct the Five Forks church on
Jan. Il was largely attended. Quite
a neat sum was raised from the sup
per.
Mr.. <. NJ. Slauson IS having his
peas th7eshed this week. and re-
ports quite q hne yield.
Mrs. Lsyborn Ws.tTip. CT Five
Forks. was called 10 Newport News
very suddenly last week 70 the bed
SIDE OF her son. Archie. who IS
very III.
Miss LYDIA Nighte; gale ard SIS
ter. Ms. EDDIE Morecock. OF Piney
Grove. were II Williamsburg or
Thursday, shopping.
NJ. T. {. Wa1b-rtcn and Miss
Minnie Richardson spent Wednes-
dsy evening 81 Bacon. the guest OF
MS Virginia Kitchens.
NJ end Mrs. James X. Nigh,en-
gaie. Of F-1ev Grovc. spen, Sunday
In W..-a-sbl1g. the guest CT Ms.
austin.
There VIII be preaching a, the
Five Fo-ks church every second and
fourth Sunday Of each month. at 3
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-01
Archer Brooks,
General Insurance Agent

Representing the following
first-class Companies
Va. Fire & Marine and Va.
State. Richmond Virginia.
Home. OF y. Y. Hamburg
bremen. Norwich Unto d
Pennsylvania Fire and Fire
Association, OF Phiiadelphia.
/ also represent the Fidel-
ity < Deposit Co. OF Nd. and
the Fidelity and Casualty
Co. OF y. Y.
All business entrusted
whether fire insurance bond
or OF indemnity ON ofFicialf
o. employees will receive
promps attention.
Room No. 3. First floor Dir
icksonBank Building.
| WILLIAMSBURG. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-01

i vii be a great boon 10 the long
suffering public should Williams
burg Dc gwen free delivery. One
O. the most dissgreeable things one
comes n contact with IS the crush
ing and jamming. pulling aid haul
ing necessary 70 reach the deliver
windows 70 geton mai. Whether
We GET free delivery OF rot this evil
shoulc Be remedied.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-01
Taxpayer Wants Information.

Editor Gazette
I would Ike % know Il The board
ox supervisors Of New Kent oountv
has caused AZ tented statement OF
al expenditures 70 be made out and
published n any newspaper II so.
Z did not happen 70 reach NY eye.
] notice that adjoining counties pub
Ism them from time 70 tine.
hope that ! may see the New Ken
statement hereafter. A Taxpayer.
Me- Rent County. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-01

Want q photograph OF yorr house.
family. STOCK CT farm, I car take
then a. separately or al il ore
picture Just as you Eke.-Gco5baI
Live turkeys SOLD here this week
.st IS cents a pound. quite z drop
since The holidays.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-01

- zxS Lskevew camera Z
frr sale. II you want Il YOU
liter hurry MP or some ore
= WI get a great bargain. -
G7tcisr. ~,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-01
NEW OKLAHOMA CONGRESSMAN

That - ST. s4Fe1-s-rtee-t1s L1-cEa-47
C6er0kss I1c-zr and n1-e-EsEtee1-tes 8 lE-l- ssl
EE TIE boast q Cezries = Cartcr. EeE rre--eer
from TIE <0Grtt Ok-zho-za dLErrlc< H. --e--sl
azces1cr Malta Garter ST. czgtlr @ rler
= s-zzn boy by Ekxwoes Ea1lz-s a. tie L-e--Hz1-
IA valley zassszr-e zse1 al % TIE ofaer sel,s-E
% ne fzrnisy spt oEs - NatnzI's sis-ers were
killed NstE&r rrrer Efterw1re trad f fc the
Cherokses one q whose f1jl-blOcced ~ -1us fe
rzAr-1s<- ~ fzrters father. captsi- tr r1e
oolfs6erxts y. sd1e1 70 sh-s strzia ~ In1ian
osoo1 ~ znzrFz ~ q orefoUrth breed ClscEssz~
wonasz. zsster - Coz Gsg. chief - rs Cfickz-
sawA
TIE neE Te- resentatfFs rzs born ir q nf-le
lox essar nesr 10y &c. a. q Lo-- ~ --e
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-01
IN THE PUBLIC EYE
SEEKS SOUTH POLE

lleuL r II. Shacklssoa. Il. y. O. the younE
British Orhce-. Introduced several Innovation
vhen ~ started FOR TIE south pcie wiki 81 Eng
iish party recently- P0oftizg BY p2s, experience
lie went practically without Vegetables. L bCinS
found thst they 90 rot keep vel and carried only
the best Of meats He vin use specially built
automobile fc- tue eSrlier stAEes o. the tourney
over the Snow and ice. he uiu rely mainly on the
hardy little siberian pony
As comuan6er OF the expedition he has taken
with him = Esz- Success has besa painted on
The fuDnel Ct rhe old Newfoundland sealing yes
sci Niu,rot whose nsue has been changed Tor
IRE trip 20 Endurance. and Lieut. So ck1cto1 eN-
-..-s u IA. q lie sr-th rc-. Ltse-. -. -r-nr
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-01
DEFENDER OF ROCKEFELLER

Dr E1--y P-au gudsol- president GRE Jui-
ve-sfsE o. Chi-aVo. cones fCrzz-d e.. 1l-s1l-
Of John y. l,cckefe-ie-. zhc-l ne presents
ne burden - Icy o. The coz-Eu-i-v caves ~
tzfe--zr-zIly TIE tz-p7essiou that TIE ---.-1l-
zt7s rzk=s ~ money q he Aue-ic-l $685.
E1-h q sois vsez co ustrE is r1r The o=s Interests
% hE1z-i-T II --r1hlish1ng --ivers.-ae - ~-t-a-
80. E=1e-ll e6rc1-c-sl Aoa-ds s-e t---i---ic-s
q rssezrrh- - D- JC5so1 IS 20 61- Is sincere
n Re opinion le expresses fo- 20 .z -l- GO
considerable ina eB@-dence Of -ho-s1r AID ro-
q zs-e trucker o re zlrev pc=e-
re Genes q. al old AEs-ica- fa--l -ll-
manly i1sr-u1 ~ IL organizing tt= Baptist
able t--no--s-cs 70 the ez--v tavs 90 Sea- Nr-k
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-02-01
ADVERTISING RATES

Copv COT sdvr-,iseueo.s rust he n
hv = n- 81 Thn~~iav 20 inSurc inssr-
r'r7 to- the cuf -rn- -ve-S
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1908-08-28
Local Happenings.

Your wife will appreciate one Of
those Niagara Ranges at Marshall >.
Mrs. John Naderman and Mrs.
Nagnus Linstrand were IN from
Elso today.
Your meals will be delicious #
cooked on IA Zenith range. At
Marshall,s $ only.
Marcycs {. Crynin received a car
Of oats and another OF baled hay
this week which they have for sale.
Miss .Abbie Swishcr of st. Marys,
Idaho. arrived hecr Tuesday by
stage from Billings for visit with
her folks.
\ petition was circulated this
week requesting the county com
n.isionefs to ests blish voting pre-
einct in Roundup.
DIR. Bressenden, who is row To-
Gated at Old Roundup, viii move
To the new town the iiist Of next
month and will occupy rooms in
the new Glider office building on
Main street.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1908-08-28
CITIZENS STATE BANK 0RdsNIzfS
New Bank to be Ready for Business
November lst-.1o Put Up Two
Story Stone Building

! new financial institution was
organized here last week which will
be known as the Citizens State
Rants q Roundup. {. +. Richar-
don ii Gnafiee. \. D.. is the prime
mover in the rev enterprise. and
With him are associated the follow
lna basIn S men OF the city: Aug.
ssclssHap. J. &. I.ohman, II. l..
Mar. 3t j. ". Newton. Walter
os5e md ar' =. Thompson.
The bank will be capitalized 1t
SO ,039 and expects to be doing
business ~ the iirst 81 November,
y deal has been closed for tic
corner lot north Il Tie i:roWn-O9-
borne store, upon Y. Ieh they Will
erect Il tWo-story st,fe i,ail,ilno ar-
col'lilag 10 present plans. J. conn
mittee consisting o. J u. Newton
Aug. Scifump and ]. e. i.ohnan
has charge Of tire erection Of the
building during the s.bseAee al Mr..
hieharion. who has gone east te
close up his business.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1908-08-28
BANK FiOuRlSi,E5
First National Bank Makes Very Cred
liable Showing After First
Months Business.

Chashie1 Cheney OF tie First
National Bank sent out statements
this week to the stockholders OF
that institution showing tie con-
dition OF the bank at the close OF the
first month business. August %.
According to the statement the bank
has been enjoying Il very lively
business since its opening. Loans
and discounts to the extent Of
SIS, SIS ,56. 90 We're made andp5O $50
50 received on deposit. Mr..
Cheney is confident that the de-
posts will Jump to over 500. .Opo.Vo
by the end Of next month, as many
business men have not yet trans
fe,red their accounts from outside
banks. This bank will also handle
tie accounts of the Republic Coal
% and Roundup Coal Mining TO-,
and will pay the miners for the first
time next month.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1908-08-28
BUSINESS men
ORGANIZE
Comm ercial Club Of Roundup
Formally Organized Last
Friday Evening.

At an enthusiastic meeting Of
large number of the business men
Of this city in the laundry building
last Friday evening, an organiza
ton which is to be known is the
Commercial Club Of Roundup was
brought into being. Much interest
is being manifested s;n the new
movement, and it bids fare to be-
come an organization which will
mean much to the Queen City Of
the Musselshell,' as well is the
surrounding country
The meeting was called to order
by +. &. Martin, temporary chair
man after which the committee on
constitution, consisting Of Messrs.
Carroll, Thompson an Jameson pre-
sentel their report. Following the
adoption OF the constitution, the
first set OF officers to guide the or
ganization in its good work was
chosen which is as follows:
W. kennison. President.
w. K. Quarles. Wee President.
l.. r. Carroll, Secretary.
G. Il. Cheney, Treasurer.
Board Of Trustees:
F. G. Martin
August Schrump
5. NJ. johnson.
The newly chosen officers rcpond-
ed with short. pithy speeches. ex-
pressing their confidence in Round
UP and pledying themselves to
work increasingly for its welfare Of
which their is no doubt.
The club will meet again tonight
at which time several important
questions will come up for discus
sion.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1908-08-28
OPEN ANOTHER
COAL Mine
New Company Organised Last
Week to Open Commercial
Nine Near Roundup.

\ new mining company was or
ganized Wednesday OF last week al
Chicago which is to be known as
the Roundup Coal Mining Conn
pany. This company has secured
coal rights Immediately ves. and
adjoining Roundup, and will. with
ii the next thirty davs. start the
opening Of a large coal mine to pro-
ducc coal for commercial purposes
to supply the towns along the line
Of the {. NJ. Il st. p. Rs.
The new company will start out
with a large capital stock, and has
sufficient acreage IN this vicinity for
4 lars, operating plant Consider
able machinery has already been
purchased which is now en- route to
Roundup. and work III connection
with the operation Of the mine will
commence in a very few days. 4
large number Of men will be en-
lployeu as soon as the mine is in ac-
tive operation.
| The new mine is located on the
edge Of the flat short distance
west Of Roundup and several hun
dred yards north Of the C.M.& StP.
right Of way, and is easily worked
having a drive entrance. This
vein was worked last year to sup
ply coal for the boilers while sink
ing the shaft for the Republic Coal
| Go. The coal is ct the same quail
| ty as that mined il the Republic
mine.
4 corps Of engineers is now at
work surveying 4 spur to the new
mine.
G. ". Mcgeath, president Of the
Sheridan Coal Co., it is understood
will be president OF the new com
pany. Mr.. Mcgeath, together with
J. K. G,riedley, also of the Sheridan
company, were in town last week
in connection with the opening Of
the mine. W. W. Taylor Of the
Republic Coal Go. is also interested
III the new mine.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1908-08-28
to Build :

While here last week II. L. Mar
shall made partial arrangements
for the erection ol tWo-stofy 7OS
i:5 stone store building. which i q
occupy the space between the pre-
sent building and the street. Tie
new store is to be supplied Wit, all
modern conyenienees - lighting
plant. cash carriers and sucll-ald
il 10 BE- first class in every respect.
Mr.. Marshall is now having the
plans drawn at Sheridan, Nye.,
Where l." went last week on IA visit
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1908-08-28
To icte Bonds icI School Tomorrow.

The question Of bonding the
school district for the purpose Of
building a new school mouse will
be decided by tie special election
which has been called 10y the trus-
tees for tomorrow. Aug. .9th. The
board has ascertainea tllat bonds
in the amount OF 1920 can be is
sued. this being three per cent OF
the total valuation OF tire district.
The assessahle valuation is rather
small as most Of the property was
not assessahle this year.
In the lace of the fact that
Roundup will need IA bigger school
than can be put up with the money
the Is:.rd is able 10 raise this year.
il mne: be conceded that some fac
ilities must be provided to take
proper care of the children the com
ing winter. The boards action in
the matter seems the most feasible
plan and il is to be hoped that the
residents If the district will stamp
it with their approval at the cleo
ton tomorrow.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1908-08-28
TELEPHONE COMPANIES CONSOLIDATE
Billings Lewistown Mutual and Billings
Musselshell Companies Unite to
Form One Company.

At Il Joint meeting Of tire direct
ors Of the Billings LeWistown Mu-
fnal and the Billings Musselshell
telephone companies held at Iavina
last week a consolidation of the two
companies was effected. The pur-
,oase Of this move is to improve the
service Of the old companies and to
+nlarge its scope. Geo. NJ. Stone,
president and manager of the Lew
lstoWn company, will be manager
II the new company.
Mr.. Stone Was in Roundup the
,irst OF the week looking after the
erection OF building fora central
and the putting up of poles Tor the
local exchange. work on which was
commenced yesterday morning. The
neW central is located ON upper
Main Street.
The Record was informed by
Mr.. Stone that they expect to have
the exchange in running order with
ii thirty days at the most. and that
the long distance line will be con-
structea Us far east as Melstone this
TALL Besides Roundup, they will
install exchanges in Melstone. Mus
eelss.ell and Layina, providing the
business warrants il.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1908-08-28
As El2ewhere.

The City Man-AId what do you
think OF London:
The Man from klondike-Why, l
thought it was a mining town when /
first struck 1t. Somebody's digging in
every street.-The Sketch.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1908-08-28

otur fail stock Of dry goods is now on display and
~ such IN array OF pretty things has never yet
been seen III this part oi the country. BE sure to
look at our line Of Dress Goods--hey ar, sure to
please YOU Dependable Goods at Popular Prices.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1908-08-28
Dramatically Speaking.

He--Can you explain to me the diff
ference between shall and "wil!:"
For example. if say: Will you mar
ry me?' should you reply, 4 shall" or
l will?'
She tcoldly)-l should reply: II
vou',.'-Home Herald.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1908-08-28

Epy. G. l.. Haynes. Tic new pas
tor u the NJ. i. church Of tl4is
place Will be present at ,he services
Sunday.
\ new hardware store Il going ~
Oh upper Main street. Several
parties from Sheridan, Mont. are
Lack 81 tie new enterprise.
| J. i. Ryan brought in II sample
bundle 81 his !lnN crop this week to
be sen. IN for place in the G. ".
81 ~ p'A advertising 60. The
| flax is, without doubt, the finest
We have ever seen, ;.hi will s:1o"
up well with the rest of the pro-
duets u the Masselshell VALLEY.
/. q. Ramsland. field agent for
the land department of the {. N d
st. p. is III town making arrange
mcnts for the moving Of tie build
ing on Railway avenue. Several
contractors are figuring Oh the job
and i Is expected that work will
be commenced some time neat
week.
I. Elmer Tate, promoter OF the
rev telephone exchange for Round
up. lett last Saturday for the east
to purchase supplies ior the line.
The contract for the building which
i, to be located south Of tie drug
store. has been let 10 Wynne &
Quafles. who commenced work on
il yesterday. This will give Round
two telephone exchange
August schrump is making pre-
parations for the erection ni a 2JS
70 addition to his Store building on
] the adjoining lot, work Oh witch
] Is 10 commence within ten .lays.
! The aeH. addition will We used ex-
c!usively for hardware and furniture.
Mr. Schrunp,s business has been
increasiu. at such a rapid gait tha'
he has found this move necessary so
as To be III a position to pra.erlv
/ take care OF the trade.
The local ball team went 10 Mus
selshell last Friday to play y nine
composed OF players from Neistone
and Musselshell at the II. u. y.
picnic. The game started out very
tniasorablH for our boys, but they
1
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1908-08-28

\ meeting Of Tie Eagles has been
called for Sunday afternoon. Aug.
30 in the Brown Osborne building
for the purpose OF organizing a To-
cal aerie. AL members in good
standing are requested to attend.
The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1908-08-28

Business Men-Hold your orders
for 1909 calendars until you see
The Records line of samples
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-12-08
ELK MEMORIAL WAS
WELL ATTENDED
LODGE OF soRRowsD MET in
REMEMBRANCE OF DEPARTED.

Solemn and impressive services
we're held by the Lodge of Sorrows
of the B. p. o. 2. at the Babcock the
ater Sunday afternoon in remem-
brance of the departed members Of
the lodge, nine In all, four of whom
died during the past year.
The memorial address was delivered
by Thomas Nelson NARROW Of Missou-
la, n Of the leading Elks Of the
state. It was pronounced one OF the
best ever heard in Billings. The open
ing exercises were conducted by Ex-
allied Ruler, ]. Collins West; special
music was furnished by Miss Rine-
hart on the harp, accompanied by
Miss Buchanan at the piano; and a
quartette. composed Of Messrs.
Brown, Calhoun, Whitney and Rem
wick; "Thanatopsis," was read by
Miss Mildred Yegen; the opening
prayer was made by Rev. luke and
the closing benediction by Rev. H.
Samuel Fritch.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-12-08
APPLE SHOW OPENS.
President Touches Button to Start
Festivities

President Touches Button to Start
Festivities
SPOKANE, Wash, Dec. AT 1880
O'Clock this morning, President Roose-
welt pressed an electric button in
Washington, flashing across the CONT
nent the signal for the opening OF
the great national apple show in this
city. For five minutes thereafter all
the noise that could be made by whis.
ties, bells and human lungs was strict.
ly in order all over Spokane.
The exhibition covers nearly three
and one-half acres. Following a short
parade early in the afternoon, the
show was formally opened. The cen.
trail feature was an address by Louis
w. Hill, president Of the Great North,
r railroad who is also president OF
the apple show, which it is proposed
to make an annual festival in Spo-
kane.
A plan is now being developed to
transport Or carry the entire apple
show to Chicago and show it there
for one week in January to promote
the apple industry, and especially the
interests of the northwest.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-12-08

ter, to shift as best they might for
themselves. He stirred the deputies
70 a frenzy and for weeks 1t was nee
essary for him to sleep with his home
guarded.
The actions Of Rev. Leland 0 for
him the warm regard Of many in the
state of Colorado, who believed as he
did, but who did not possess the cour-
age of this man of the cloth.
Rev. Leland is a western man and
has had a wide experience in the
west. He tells the truth and his ser.
mons are most ~forceful and his wide
experience and little anecdotes makes
his talks we'll worth hearing. Sunday
he delivered two excellent sermons
and his effort last night was well
worth hearing. He will preach each
evening during the week at the Metho.
dist church.