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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-02-25
NATURALIZATION PAPERS.

Edwin Mcpermand Would Become
Citizen Of the v. 8.
Edwin McDermand, q native Of Can.
ada and q stationary engineer by oc-
.cupation, signifed his intention Of be.
coming q citizen OF the United States.
yesterday, by taking out first natural
.ization papers before the clerk OF the
district court. McDermand came to
the country when he was three years
old. He fled on a farm unit on the
Huntley tract yesterday after taking
out first papers. He formerly resided
in Lincoln, Neb.
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the funeral services over the body Of
Mrs. Youman's father, Sam Church.
Mrs. f. p. Nelson OF North Thirtiethl
street expects to leave this morning
for Butte to join her husband who Is,
running out Of that city on the North
ern Pacific. Mr.. Nelson is 9 con-
ductor and formerly made his home in
this city but Is at present relieving q
conductor running out Of Butte. Mrs.
Nelson expects to remain In the cop
per camp q week y 10 days.
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This dividend pays 65 per cent Of all
the priority claims which included
bills for wages due employees OF the
hotel which the bankrupt. operated 1T
Gardiner. The other creditors will
not realize anything on their claims.
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SHOT DEAD AT SHRINE
Continued from First Page.l

A&a#EF &GSE8H Ts%%E& YN6MS@QtS3 Ns$G4
dows we're splintered. No one was
injured. Il
A few months ago the body of an
Italian vas found in the street near
Locales store. There was a bomb in
the pocket Of the dead man, and it was
believed he had failed in his purpose
and was killed by his associates.
Immediately following the murder
Of Guiralamo Celia, a well known Ital-
ian merchant, last night, todayss crime
is regarded by the police a evidence
that the ~blackmailers and murderers
whose crimes have been aimed chiefly
at Italians have been made holder BY
the continued inability Of the police to
detect and punish them, j
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-02-25

From Saturdays Daily.
e. M. Hough, a business man Of For
syth was in the city yesterday.
Paul R. Trigg. q well known young
man of Laurel, visited Billings friends
Yesterday. ].
Frank Todd has returned from a
trip to Chicago and other cities Of
the middle west.
A. B. Culver, a conductor on the
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settlement Of the suit, and $144 as at
torney fees.
Judge James B. Goss is attorney
for the plaintiff In the action.
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LOCAL and PERSONAL

~ -
]. ". Miller, q stockman Of Merrill,
Is visiting friends in Billings.
Harry Wright is spending a few
days at Custer IN business.
Major ]. E. Edwards, a banker Of
Forsyth, Is IN Billings on business.
Dr. j.. H. Rinehart left yesterday
morning for Custer on a professional
trip.
j. w. Farrell of the Joliet Trading
company was a Billings visitor Sun
day.
John Mccullough was a business
visitor in Billings yesterday sfrom
Joliet.
Miss Edna Gilsdorf returned yester-
day morning from a visit with friends
at Joliet. s&
J. H. Mcshane, a contractor of
northern Wyoming, is in the city from
Manchester.
George q. Mushbach, a we'll known.
man Of Red Lodge, was a Billings Wis
itor Sunday.
j. A. Snidow, a rancher of Park
City, was a business visitor in Bill
ings yesterday.
William S. Arthur of the Huntley
IN - - To y, ,4son Il or,y;o 1,spi+o1 81 pi11inrc5
friends Sunday
w. H. Beckett returned yesterday
from Livingston, where he spent Sat
urday and Sunday.
: Walter Anderson spent Sunday here
with friends. Mr.. Anderson is a bust
ness. man OF Red Lodge.
w. A. Talmage, a prominent bust
ness man of Red Lodge, visited old
friends in Billings over Sunday.
George Lamport, a prominent coal
mine operator OF Bearcreek, is visit
ing friends in Billings this week.
W. d. Sell, manager OF the "A. L.
Babcock. store at Bridger, was a bust
ness visitor in Billings yesterday.
is in the city and will assist in the de-
Bishop M. j.. Lehman Of Great Falls
dicatory exercises at the new church
next Sunday: "
&c. w. Swearingen, city engineer Of
Great. Falls, is in the city and called
on City Engineer Gerharz at the city
hall yesterday.
Mrs. Neill Flat is in the city from
the Flat ranch near, Hysham, visiting
her daughter, Miss Lillian Flat and
old friends and neighbors.
]. e. Squirting, general agent for the
Northern Pacific in this city. left yes
terday morning for q trip over the
redd on a tour OF inspection.
1R. p. Taft, chief engineer for the
Great Northern Railway company, and
A. Guthrie, a contractor for the com
pany, were in Billings yesterday.
Mrs. H. o. Kennedy and daughter,
Mae, OF Anaconda. arrived in Billings
Sunday and are visiting Mrs. j. p.
Kennedy OF North Thirtteth street.
L. v. Jenkins and G. 8. Marvin
were Laurel visitors In Billings Sat.
uirday night and Sunday. Both at.
tended the attraction at the Babcock
t%neater Saturday night.
harry s. Wilson, a former employe
ni the Gazette's con1,cflng force left
last night for Miles City to accept q
temporary position as linotye operator
on the Yellowstone Journal.
Miss Christina Elder. a well known
young lady OF Miles City, returned to
her home yesterday after visiting her
sisler Miss Anna Elder at her home
on North T~wenty-ninth street, for a
few days.
Mrs. Margaret E. Smith and daugh'
tiers, Marguerite, Nellie and Evelyn, Of
North Thirty-fourth street have re
turned to their home after a months
visit with friends and relatives in
Everett, Pa.
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Total.
..s1,M1,1N Is

Total.... i. 81, sel,12e Is
STATE OF MONTANA.
COUNT OF YELLOWSTONE, ss.
s5I. Lee N. Goodwin. Cashier OF the above.
nameu bank, do %solemnly swear that the d 5ove
statement Is true to the best Of my KNOWLEDGE
and belief. LEE N, GooDWIN
Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th
day of February, 1903.
LLOYD LIPP,
Notary Public.
R. e. S~HEpHERD,
. /. d. O'DONNELL,
Directors
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-02-25
I ARE SCARCE.
Number Of New citizens Recorded Is
Not Great.

Births recorded in the office Of the.
city clerk in the past few days have
not been numerous and the stork will
have to get a hustle OF him If he is to
make up tor the ravages Of his en-
envy, the great reaper, during the
month Of February.
Boys were born to w. B. George
and wife and to Thomas Gifan and
wife, girls to H. G.. Orange and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank O'Mara and Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Willis.
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Northern Pacific, has returned from q
trip to the south.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. p. King Of Bridger
are spending a few days with Billings
friends this week.
Walter R. Spencer, a Laurel mer.
chant, was in Billings yesterday on q
short business trip.
G. M. Fletcher, a manufacturers
agent of this city, returned yesterday
from a trip to Fergus county.
John Schroeder, a stockman and
rancher of Lake Basin, was a bust
ness visitor in Billings yesterday.
Miss Laverich, head trimmer in the
Kron millinery establishment, arrived
in the city yesterday from Chicago.
Harry B. Drum, a prominent wool
grower of this section, is in the city
calling on old friends, from Lavina.
Paul Behrendt, manager of the Bill
ings Iron Works, left yesterday morn.
ing for Huntley On a short business
trip.
G. r. Willard, a resident OF Los
Angeles, is spending a few days in
the city looking up investments in this
section.
AL Thomas, a well known wool.
grower and rancher of the Lake Ba-
sin, is in Billings calling on his many
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gerard Of Lau.
rel visited friends in Billings yester.
day. Mr.. Gerard is a prominent hotel
man of Laurel.
Deputy County Attorney Taylor
spent yesterday at Columbus on bust.
ness connected with the duties Of his
office and is expected to return this
morning.
D. F. Lemaster, sales agent for the
Billings Land & Irrigation company,
returned Thursday from a two-weeks'
visit with friends and relatives in
Washington and on the Pacific coast
James Grady, a musician who was
shot by John Gilchrist in the Bud
weiser saloon recently is reported as
suffering considerable pain from the
effects of the wound in his hip.
CDR. j. j.. Mahoney, a prominent ply.
sician and surgeon Of this city. re
turned yesterday morning from st
Louis, where he has been visiting
friends and attending, surgical clinics
MI. Mahoney studied medicine in st
Louis for several years.
Commander Allen. OF the U. s
navy, formerly in command OF the
Topeka, stopped w in Billings
Thursday for q visit with Sam Gray
OF the Vogue, while Q route to Port
land, where he will take command o.
the battleship Wisconsin and will late,
join Admiral Evans Pacific squadron
at San Francisco.
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. is
Employees o. John WardIow Get es Per
Cent Of clatms.

a dividend Of $245.so was declared
In the estate of John Wardlow, a
bankrupt of Gardiner, by Referee
Firth in bankruptcy court yesterday.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-02-25

Last year S00,763 persons visited the
Museum Of Art in New York city. the
largest attendance for any year ex-
cept one since the museum was organ
lied.
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Total.

Capital Stock paid in........
Undivided profits, less expen
National Bank notes outstan
Due to other National
Banka..
Due to State Banks and
Due to Trust Companies
and Savings Banks....
Individual deposits. sub
ject to check 8
Demand certificates Of de-
post ............. ,...,
Time certificates OF de-
pO1lI.. u
Certified checks. ..........
( Cashiers checks outstand- \
ing ..!........., $1,000. :
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Not 3.087.)
Report ot The Condit,on
First National Bank.
AT BILLINGS.
In the Statefof Montana. at the close W
business Feby. ~, 1905.
RESOURCES.
AT BILLINGS.

Loans and Discounts ~. /. ". e1sl4a, 90 ~
{. 8. bonds to secure circulation N NO ID
Bonds. securities. etc al GA 81
Banking-house.. furniture and 6x-
9s ssssi d. ~ ss.5y::!:.: ,s 4, IS g g
Due from National Banks
mot reserve 0gentA) 80 26.4C7 O.
Due from Htate Banks and
DIBanksr,..:.....-.. ]. 1s.74sios
serve aeents !: :........ 1s1. ass So
!, items =. -. 1s,4ss IS
HOUSE: 1881 IS
Notes of other National
,Banks..;......s.... i.725 %
Fractionalpaper currency,
nicklee and cents....... 1852 %
LAWFUL RESERVE IN
Specie. s4s, on 90
Legal tender notes $500. lb,17bsOO
Redemption fund with u.
s. Treasury Is per cent
of circulation) .. 1875 90
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19
1inirr llnalnnhShnnbrl.

Dir 9Ic1icrumJa Stutiitit filr Den
W0nut Sftober mo iitr Die crltct
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1920 Ntiliionc1 in 0cricIbcu Belt
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rild. Sic Gttobcr. Auaillbr 5ci0t ubcr
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lars, ain Gin rcdt crbebIidca Wtcbr.
lluicrc Observation-Disclosures brud)tc
IN oicicm Sabre ser &llli nit mr.
tO3 OiiQitncn Collars. Die Sftos
Ger Nl3iubr bcltono in Der Solrpt.
ind)c ans 9rooitoiicn, Sdlodtpicb,
5lciid, Wtilderci EroOuttcrL Baum.
nole mo Mtinerol-C Del. Sic 6iloe.
ten ollcin iiber 100 Willinucu Gel.
lars mIcrer Sftobers Nu3iubr. Nn
9oummolc crportirtcn mir uIlein fiir
mcbr oIS IS Ofillionen Collars; sic
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Giniubr bctrllg I'M Oftobcr Oicie5
Aobrcs uobeiu 10 Oiillionen mo iiir
Ntc critcn 5cbn Monutc 502 Miaio.
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icbr 81 mticren 8unllten.
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u q d) NllcmL mas in itnGs
tier Belt ilbcr Die NolfSid)lllcn Iclo0t
morncn, fonuntt MIN nltdl EroIcllor
Nrthur @unlcp Don Uolc nit ctllcnl
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rit0t Wlonfcdtborcr Mnnn logtc N
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ciNcntIid)cn ttdlliid)cn ooer tcd)noIo.
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bait miro, cin pcrfchrter, Gin perIcbl-
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Grfl0rlm0 fiir ben gcringeh ertoln
l%nlcrer tcd)niidcn Sod)id)rlen.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19
lln5nlGualidfcit u~nicrcr Criminal
Wcicbc,

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IN EtttahnrG Dor 0rr 9SutipnolcnWtll
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Dos &oIt bcrrid)cn mollc, bonn miiB
len unlerc Criminal @eictc 0riin0
lldl mo cbrlld) llul9eorbeltct mcroell.
Ter groBtc mo am mcniNitcn ST chi
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nolperfnbrcnS licgc III ocn cuoloicll
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roui jllriif5ufiibrclL neil 8eridtc oft
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olio, bel 3citen Q~rli}upoiicn ut0 sc.
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mebr Wclo fiir On9 Gr}icbrmQSmeicn
uuigcIuanot mcroen miro. uudbem
Die YroGibitipniItcn Dem ungliidlidcn.
Stodtp enc ieilcr 6uuptcinnobm.a
Q~uellell pcritopft bobcn?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19

Ser @cneroI0r5t Der BUN.
ocaormcc, 9rigoocacncrol H.. Nj.
N'Nciup, conitotirt in icincm &o6rcS'
bcridt, 0oB Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES III
ten ocn 9tc9crtrIppcn i'm lebten Sobr
5meimol GROCER mar, atS inter Oc,t
nciBen 5ruppcu. Bon Der Nrn1c2
I'M @on5cn iogt CT, OoB Die 3obl Der
Gooesi6qc ulO Der tSGQc bon 2ictita
mrtul,gIihfcit 9roBer mdr, olS Die IL
irgellb elmer n1Ocrcn NrnlCc Of.
@elt, Gic 3ubl Der GSGQc bon Srys
iiltlt inter Solootcn bot etlpos jnGcs
nonrmlcl. &icQcift fam mar oa5
nit Der Nbihofilunq Der aontinc in
&crbinOung bringcn.
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Eprrninc.

Oialeriidi. garfGrtiG. 6rteoltdl.
gSeItlid bon gSdlbroot cine NM cine DGlbC
Wlcilc. Wtcuut 0Oupa lSdNpuu. illlo Eorrdulei
NnadorS oirclt bis sum GilpdIq. 9eioe Ge
lep60uc. GtaoisVurtdu int prlitel SLUT oc+
.Ilntons fruit 8ebduoca. Charles nn6 Sagettr'
Strnic. Oh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19
9nhu (Scuro Barr.

IS ftarb am 10. EoocmUcr lgOs 1oeu @eopA
Jar I'm -. sabre itiucs gtbeu9. pic We.
e]r6ielrra iiuoet Euuucrttu0, Den 10. 3IoGell0et'
5 li6r Niorgcue. pon tetntr lCGien SSVoHpiaHS,
hoitr unb 6er II. Tafobuo irtC. 100 .eE1 ne
niieneGo6amt nm . ll0r iliroNrne lnt lCi,,
gee!euteiI telcbrirt miro. &eiieBul9, an penn
bI. 6ribfcr. 5rtcobofc, &ittc, tenn ~IaHeH'
(323-D
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Nrnib Nlinae EcmctcrN.

Scr iocalc 5risOBot uun Baltimore, nabc
9tfccutaC. 8UPi cItitrii6e &dbns9inien uno
Eimltcos@ ouIcodro oireft Sum 6rtcobot;. Aue
Erclic @erlurut oie Heneu Sonpenirsi talaloge
Niircail: Wr. III, CARBOHYDRATES strnRc. getoe
Telephone. (Iprll2Sy
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19
Baltimore 6e1uctcrn.

Siireau: S~rantIin SloG, Baltimore 1t. NDrtBitr.
NCgrdbnibpldBe 5nm GeridlI BON $50 an.
init Widrntorpfoitcn dbeegreH5t $40. BlaG
fir bier &rGbcr. ,5reis SenrBlir0 Der Sdpeuc
iir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. (NtiNilOlS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19

Ger 0eri d Der 5m d) c IL
ltuutlidCn NCrfchrS G%onmiiljon crs
gicGt iiir 0o2 IcBte Snbr gcgcn ooa
&priubr cine bctrd6tlidc N%bnabntc
Der Cpicr Der Observation-Disclosures
@cto0tet mur0cn 37G4 Gcrioncn, Der
leet $3.50. IoS lit inumer nod cine
icbr hobe @erlltit5tfier, obcr cs iinO
1886 (ootc mo 1897 8crlebte mcni-
ger, ais irt &d6rc porher. Cb oic 9lba
nubnlc olli Die NCldrulltllua Oe& Gis
ienbobnpcrfebrS iniolgc Der ul9iin
itiAcu mirthitoftlihcn gage 5nrild-
Aciiihrt mer0en lnltB obcr o6 %luirtio-
mere SdutBunrrid)tru1gcn oaa giiniti
1crc Rcilltot berbeiAcfiiGrt bobcn,
miro lid p~prl6lIig foptm entihci0en
lniien. @oDriheinlit boben bcibc
l(mit0uOc 5uionll4cn 9cmirft. Is lit
utr biQig, ol~l5letfenltu 9ob in Oeu
lebiclt Sdbrclt iIeftcnS scr 6iicii6oGup
&crpolhrngcii mdild)ts qtidlt6cn lit.
Die NctricbsacfoIr SIT nerntinoern,
fiir oo0 @erionoI iomobI mic iilr 0oS
rciicnOc |ubIifum. Gas 9lodii9uol-
ipitcnt lit inmcr on0emeincr III 2lui-
nobmc gcfonuncn, mn ona Ecrionol
lit nit Der @%onobobirng bcaiclbclt
ucrtrottcr gcworoclr. Gic gruBen
a%otoitropben limo iniolge Iciicn Icl.
tctcr gcporbcn uno OoS lGBt ooroli
if)lieBen. ooB ollf bic fleinen llniGQc
lid cntipredcno pcrmin0ert habcr.
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ScfanntmadJnnseu

Bureau ors Collectors Der WGhcr=
mictbc nnO GiecnScn, T%atbfams.
Baltimore, 10. 9topbr. 1908.
Nad)ridyt an Sausriacutbimcr.
&nuScigCntbiimer, pclde Die Nol
Iermietbc iiir 1908 nod nidt be5oblt
bobcn, limo bicrmit bennhridtigt, oaB
lie lid) I'M Hilditnltoc bcfinben, mo
0aB om I. &orunr alien bis OabIn
nod nidlt bc3oblten @oilcr-Hcduns
gen Strofcn bi~n5ugefiigt mer0cn.
!. Spencer Glarfc,
Collector Der M%aiIermietbe
(324-G) mo 2iccn3er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-19

Ter bette Vlrs in gnliimpre, nm, Tumeiiit,
Reu SunIf. Stanoarb, Wheclcr & Wilton, Gin
G. Sisfe C Co., Rr. SCI, 9eringfprse trahe,
9aip;auariier fir 8utterids aleiaerntniter. Wlii'
fer nmeritanifde- Inn iranb6ffcber Wlooettit
der. nile slrtcu poit Sibninininei reparlri.
(Sft27, fagt1