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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-09

Vienna, oct 9-British ships have
been ordered to steam to Lemnes, a
Turkish dependency, Immediately. \
general breaking away of the Turkish
empi.e is imminent. The complica-
tons confronting the powers are be-
coming more tangled every hour
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-09
CITY FILES ON
POWER SITE
Approprlates Water From the
Umatilla River Below We.
naha Springs.
PRECAUTIONARY STEP
SAYS BOARDS CHAIRMAN

Filing Was Made Some Time Ago
But Not Revealed Until Yesterday
Power SIZE in Section %, Two
Miles Below Wenaha - Engineers
Still Investigate Supply for Gravity
Water System-NIay Not Complete
Plans for Weeks-Difflcult TO Se-
cure Adequate Supply at Price
Within Reach of Commission.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-09
England To Take Egypt.

London, Oct. 9.-British press op-
enly hints that the breaking up of the
present alignment in the Balkans will
be a cue for England to annex Egypt.
Today's liquidation in the stock mar
ket is the heaviest in long time, in
dicating the serious view of the sit
uation taken by financieTs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-09

Vienna, Austria, Oct. 9.-Turkish
forts at Constantinople have fired on
a vessel in the stroits of the Bosphor-
US which was flying the new Bulgar-
ian flag Of independence. Russias
feet is mobilizing in the Black sea.
y declaration Of war between Servia
and Austria is momentarily expected.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-09
DOCS Of WAR
TURNED LOOSE
Turkish Forts Open Fire on
Vessel Flying the New Flag
of Bulgaria.
ALL EUROPE ABOUT
TO BECOME INVOLVED

England Abandons All Hope Of Pre-
serving Peace and Is Rushing Bat
tlcshlps to Troubled Waters-Brlt-
ish Press Openly Intlmates that
Egypt VIII BE Annexed When the
Turkish Empire Breaks Up-Ser-
vian Seat of Government Being
Moved 10 Fortified City.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-09
Drink Leads 10 Suicide.

San Rafael, Cal, Oct. 9.--Unable to
Withstand his craving for drink, ia
cob Miller watchman, cut his
throat In a cell after asking to be
locked up. The body was discovered
by q jaller.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-09
FREIGHT BILLS
As EVIDENCE
Prosecution Shows BOgart &
Keegan Received Shipments
Of Liquor
SECOND TRIAL OF LOCAL
OPTION CASES NEAR CLOSE

Detective Whitney Tells Of Purchas-
ing Mixture Of Ice, Whiskey and
Ginger Ale I'm Various Resorts Along
Main Street As Well As at Billy
& Dick's''-Declared the COncOc-
ton Placed Him Under the Influ-
ence OF Liquor-Bannister COrTobO-
rates the Detective.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-09
P|NCH0T WINS
LONG FIGHT
Former Governor Pardee Kills
Resolution Against Govern
ment's Forest Policy
FORTIFTCATIONS FOR
COOS BAY AND SIUSLAW

TRANS Mississippi Congress Brought
10 Close After Eventful Session.
HarTiman's Enemies Win Signal
VlnOry-Largcr Fleet and Govern
ment Aid for Merchant Marine Are
Recommended - Private Timber
Owners Advised TO Adopt Fire Pro-
lection System.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-09
Married nt Siol,t

Spokane. Wash, Oct. 9.-Lizzie
Satt of Petersburg. Ind, was married
last night to w. ]. Moore of Blue
Creek, Wash, whom she mad never
seen until she stepped from the train
She was courted by mail.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-09

Tacoma. oct. 9.-Harry Starr who
killed his uncle, Joe Eley, mistaking
him for burglar was eXonerated by
jury today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-09
Taft Is RpStinU

Cincinnati, Oct. 9.-Taft will rest
at the home of his brother until Mon
day, when he will start on a tour of
Ohio and Virginia.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-09
Hope Of Peace Fades.

London, Oct. 9.-England today
abandoned all hope Of avoiding war
in the Balkans. Hos,iities are expect
ed.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-29
u CONVENTION.
Parties Bound for National Irrigation
Conuress.

Parties Bound for National Irrigation
Congress.
Eight prominent Washington state
business men passed through this
city yesterday enroute to Albuquerque,
N. NJ, to attend the National Irriga,
ton congress, which is to be held
in that city soon. They left Washing
ton, September Is, and have with
them a carload Of Washington prod.
ucts and exhibits. They will endeavol
to secure the next convention fol-
Spokane. The party was composed
of: L. MacLean, interested in irrigation
business, Spokane; J.. Greis Lang
president Union Savings bank, Spok:
ane; Charles B. Reed, prominent fruit,
grower, Wenatchee, Wash; William G
Melloy, irrigation man, Spokane; w
H. Harrison and s. J. Harrison, fruit
growers OF Sunny Side. Wash; DR.
5C. ]. Fletcher OF North Yakima; and
Albert J. Ternent, Of Quincy, Wash
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-29
ACT QUICKLY.

Delay Has Been Dangerous in Bill
ings.
Do the right thing at the right time.
Act quickly in times of danger.
Backache is kidney danger.
Doan's Kidney Pills act quickly.
Cure all distressing, dangerous kid
ney ills.
Plenty Of evidence to prove this.
Mrs. A.gE. Owen. living at 2O7 South
Fifth street, Livingston, Mont, says:
Il have used Doan's Kidney Pills In,
my family for years and have always
received the best of results. At times
tehy have cured severe attacks Of
batkache. and whenever the kidneys
are In q d%isordered condition they
quickly and effectively correct the
trouble. Doan's Kidney Pills have
proven 50 valuable that I do not hest
tate to recommend them to other suf-
ferers Of kidney trouble.n
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. FosterMilburn Co, Buffalo, N.
T.. sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other. E
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-29

|et3 FL. lots 21-22, block q. Fosters a.
dition. 81,
Ed. w. Peck ct ux. to NJ. II. Trewin,
lots 1921. block 50. Park city. 31e0.
E. B. searles, Trustee. to u. II. TIE
win, lots 1924. block SO Park city. 81.
Ida I. Bagby ct al. to W. G. Sci
brede. lots 21-22, block Is Fosters "a
dition, 81.
North Real Estate, Loan 4 Title
Co. to Henry n. Moore, lots 8, 10.
block 63. Billings, 81.
United States to Mildred Hagerty,
N. p. quarter, N. wv. quarter, N. nalf.
N. =. quarter. section Is, 8. b. quarter,
s. 3 quarter. section 10, 1N2sN., 34S6.
Rose N, GellersoA ct ux. to q Ysgen
ct al, lots In Meadows addition, $50.
North Real Estate. Loan q Title
Co. to J.1. Jacobs. lot II, block 81,
Billings. 81.
y. ]. Mashaw ct ux. to Geo. Tucher
ct al, lots 33 and 81, block "a, High
land addition. 81. III
United States to n. ]. Lamb, 3. hall,
n. 2. quarter. section 80, d. half, q. u.
quarter. section 10, 1N-2SE., @4s7.50.
w. N. Kissee to 3. n. Kissee, lots
21-22, block "a, Billings. u.
United States to Helen Saunders.
8. ". quarter, 8. e. quarter, section /;
Nv. halt, N. w. quarter. 8. =. quarter,
section II, 2N-30E., $3.50.
United States to Sophia M Kaltan-
bach, s. hall. 8. u. quarter, g. w.
quarter. section 30, and N. Nv. qusr-I
tel, AZ. =. quarter, section 20. 4N-34E..
$3.50.
United States to Robert Z. Nix, N.
halt, s. p. quarter, section 20; lot z,
IS. w. quarter, N w. quarter, section
81, 4N-34E.. 3500.7s.
Sophie NJ. Nix to Robert L. Nil, s.
hall. s. 3. quarter; 8. b. quarter. 8.
". quarter, section 40; N. W. quarter.
N. 3. quarter, section %, 4N-34E., ~.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-29
YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN PER.
MANENTLY ORGANIZED.
PLAN FOR CAMPAIGN
Torches Ordered and Members viii
Participate in the Big Rally octo-
Der ao-charIes a. Taylor Prssl-
dent-seventy-FIve Members.

Permanent organization Of the
Young Mems Republican club Of Vel.
lowstone county was effected at .
meeting Of the young men Republi-
cans of Billings In the council cham.
Der Of the city hall. Plans for the
coming campaign were discussed and
the greatest Of enthusiasm prevailed
throughout the evening.
The club, though still in its extreme
infancy, started the ball rolling with
"a membership Of seventy-fve good,
hustling, young Republicans.
The members Of the club predict
that the time OF the young man in
politics has arrived and they mean to
be the vanguard OF . concerted move
ment On the part Of ali the younger
element in the county.
A constitution was adopted at the
meeting, permanent officers elected,
and suggestions made as to the
NOAASO Va N&AAV6A6A&U UC puI6u0U. lOI
new members. They extend an invi-
tation to every young man in Yellow
stone county, over the age Of twenty.
one years, to get on the band wagon
and help make q big noise.
The officers elected last night are
Is follows: President, Chas. A. Tay.
lor;; Vice President, j. Henry Nibbe;
Secretary, E. G. Mccoy; Treasurer, "A.
j. Mitchell.
On Wednesday, the 30th, the Young
Mems club win turn out in q body
and attend hte rally planned by the
central committee. Every live one In
Billings is invited to join the ranks
and help boost. Great results are
looked for from the youngsters and
they lei to deliver the goods.
Any person wishing to join the club
should attend the meeting Wednesday
night and be enrolled with the bunch.
Torches have been ordered and are
expected any day. Monster torch
light PROFESSIONS are planned by the
new club, rallies and noise tests.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-29

Mrs. w. G. ~Jenizen, Of Shawmut Is 8
Billings visitor.
H. N. Gilman of Miles city Is in the
city on business.
H. NJ. Gilmore of Miles City arrived
In the city yesterday.
Levi Wells, Of Washington, D. c. is
IN the city on business.
". w. Mcdonald Of Forsyth is in
Billings for a few days.
Hans Olson Of Minneapolis is in Bill
ings today on business.
j. w. Watson Of port Gibson, Miss.
Is q Billings visitor today.
g. H. Underwood and wife. of Seat
tie are Billings visitors today.
A. H. steake, Of Oshkosh, Wis. II
visiting the Sugar City today.
N. Graham, a business man Of Glen
dive, is in Billings on business.
H. P. sandels, a Red Lodge visitor
is registered at one Of the hotels.
H. H. Templeton and wife Of Lau
rel are visiting friends in the city.
"A. Neiman of Milwaukee, is trans
acting business in the Sugar City to
day.
H. McGuger, a business man OF Mis-
soula is stopping In the city for q few
days.
L. w. Mclean OF Miles City is in
Billings attending to some business
interests.
Albert o. Paisley Of Bozeman, ar
rived In the city yesterday, and is Wis
fiting with friends.
JJosia stockman and walter Stock.
man, of Milton Junction, Wn., are Wis
itingg Billings today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Robert, OF Wash
ii:gton, d. G., are in the city, delayed
by the wreck at Park City.
D. L. Williams and r. A. Bohn, bus
mess men Of Livingston are in the
city for a few days on business.
MI. and Mrs. L. D. Perry of Brook.
field, Missouri, arrived in Billings yes
terday and are visiting with Willis
johnson Of Avenue B. No. IA.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-29
INARNIT's FAMILY RETURNS.

No Cold Weather In Minnesota, say,
Cashier.
The family of Fred Inabnit, cashier
Of Yegen Bros. bank Of this city re.
turned from a three months visit In
Brockton, Mass. They arrived Sunday
on No. / over the Northern Pacific.
Mr.. Inabnit went to st. Paul and met
his family. He reports that satur.
day there was some rain in Mime.
sofa, but no cold weather such as wa
experienced in this vicinity. In fact,
he says, it was quite warm there at
that time.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-29
BY
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
TO BE GIVEN At ". N. G. "A. TUES
DAY, OCTOBER 9.

4EHlN @NFEA AFN8WB
The program Of the concert 10 -
given at the y. M. @. "A. buildtng,
October 6, under the auspices Of the
Christian church has been printed and
arranged and includes ome veil
known musicians Of the city, q iol-
lows:
Instrumental Solo-ArabesQue tOha,
minade)-Miss esther Birely.
Vocal solo-Bedouin Love Song
(Chadwicks)-Prof. D. H Rich.
Violin solo-Adoration (Borowsh)
Miss M. Tschudy.
Reading-me Brakeman at Church
(Robert Burdett)-Miss Olive sieben.
Vocal solo-Golden Gorss tRodney)
Mrs. ]. a. Cook.
Harp Solo-n Trovatore-Niss
Frances Rinehart.
Reading-A Legend OF Bregenz-
Miss Mildred Yegen.
Vocal Solo-Three Green Bonnets
Guy D'Hardelot)-Mrs. Guy r. No
Coy.
Vocal solo-Armourer (De Koven)
j. F. Cook.
A Monologue--Mrs. ]. A. Brown.
Vocal Solo-Nos. A and 3 from
Nebin, "oh. That We Two Were Nay
ing" THE Years at the Spring Miss
Hildegard Palmstrom.
Lullaby-(Berceuse) from .Jocelyn.,#
(B. Godard)-Violin Obligato-Miss NJ.
Tschudy, Prof. n. Breitenstein.
Male Quartette-Until the Dawn u.
"A. Parks).
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-29
WRIGHT BREAKS RECORD.
Takes ! Passenger Up II the Ali
With Him.

~ axes PaS1en4er OP%tn Ine AlF
With Him.
LEMANS, Sept. 2S-Wilbur Wright,
the American aeroplanist made three
successful flights this evening. On the
first flight he was unaccompanied and
remained in the air for one hour, sew.
en- minutes, II rs seconds, covering a
distance OF about 80 miles. On the
second flight, he was accompanied by
Aeorplanist Tissandier, and he sue
ceeded in beating the record for flight
with q passenger by remaining up
eleven minutes, 8 and % seconds.
His previous flight with a passenger
was made OF Friday last, when he
remained in the air nine minutes, Is,
is seconds, at a height Of SO feet.
Count De Lambert was his passen.
ger ON the trip today when he covered
about three and a half miles In SIX
minutes and fifteen seconds.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-29
TWO FINES AND
ONE SUSPENSION
QUIET IN POLICE CIR
Giles AT PRESENT TIME.

Louis Grant, who was arrested Sat
urday, charged with being drunk, VI
fined IS and costs In police court yes
terday, while William John Murphy
who was drunk. had his sentence sus
pended.
Monday arrests included John ]
Patton, who 10 : vag. He was arrest
ed by Schneider. Charles Olson va.
drunk and was also the guest o.
Schneider.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-29
JOE HARRIS TAKES BRIDE.
Popular Mail Clerk Meets sweethear
A. ineoln ana n. Aa.rr,.d

Popular Mail Clerk Meets Sweetheart
1t Lincoln and 10 Married.
Joseph r. Harris, a mail clerk oper-
ating between Billings and Lincoln,
Neb, and Miss Katheryn Baro OF
Pittsburg, Pa, were married last week
in Lincoln, Neb., and came to Billings
yesterday. The young lady came from
Pittsburg and met her sweetheart in
Lincoln.
Last night Mr.. Harris was taken in
charge by his friends-the other pos
tai clerks and employees Of the local
postofice. He was escorted around
the city and introduced to all persons
met as a new benedict.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris will reside in
Billings.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-29
FREIGHT INCREASE.
interstate Commerce Commission 10
Hearing Testimony.

interstate Commerce Commission IL
Hearing Testimony.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2s.-The inter.
state commerce commission this
morning began q series Of hearings
in this city to determine the reason
ableness OF an increase In freight
rates. which has been accepted by
southwestern lines. The increased ap-
proved applies to the tramc lines be-
tween points in Texas and points in
Missouri and Illinois.
The complaint against the increase
In freight rates va nled by the Tex.
as railroad commission and interven.
ing petitions have been fled by ship.
pers OF st. Louis. Omaha, Chicago and
other western cities. They stand
with the Texas commission In oppos.
Ing the rate increase.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-29
THE CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE TO MOVE
TODAY Or TOMORROW WILL Be
IN ITS NEW BUILDING.

Today or tomorrow the Chamber Of
Commerce will move from its present
quarters to the new building erected
on the Northern Pacific park.
Secretary Decker says that all new
material will be placed in the new
building, lots Of it being in store now
and more. Of it, to come in later on.
As o as the new Northern Pa
cifc depot is finished the building will
be placed on a ca and hauled down to
the site either east or west Of the
depot.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-29
AUSTRIA WILL GRAD LAND.

Francis Joseph Mants Mors Ter
ritory.
ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. 38.-lnti-
nation from Vienna that AuetriasHu-
gary is preparing to raise The question
Of annexation for the provinces Of
Bosnia and Herzegovina. which ~
gether form Appanago of he A.
trianrHungarian monarchy, althoseA5
nominally included IN the TuTkish -
pire, have met With expreMi0lssqksthe
strongest disapproval % tAe npssian
newspapers.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-29
LOCAL and PERSONAL


=. Humphrey o. Chicago Is in the
stty.
Roy Jones u . Miles city visitor in
~ city.
/. y. Fisher OF Miles City spent sun
day in. Billings.
81 Charles J. Wilson Of Helena L. .
Killings visitor.
.. w. Johnston Of Hardin was in
1illings yesterday.
Nv. d. Raydin OF Anaconda is In
Dtllings on business.
g. w. Spencer, Of Heppner. Ore, ID
: Billings visitor today.
II. g. Ganson Of Toluca spent Sun.
day with Billings friends.
". H. Hough. = prominent banker
81 Bridger, is in the city.
Mrs. /. M. Wills OF Hardin, Mont,
10 visiting Billings acquaintances.
William Parker, . business man Of
led Lodge. was in the city yester-
aay.
Mrs. Laurence OF Huntley was in
ne city yesterday for q visit with
friends.
r. Leverich Of Big Timber was
registered at one Of the local hotels
yesterday.
i. W. Lee Of Park City is stopping
in the Sugar City for a few days on
business. A
Mr.. and Mrs. O. II. Bales Of Ballan-
tine are in the city for a short visit
with friends. 5sS
J. u. Gridley. a prominent business
nan OF Sheridan, Wyo., is in the city
On business.
w. w. Potter, formerly sheriff OF
Carbon county. spent Sunday with
Billings friends.
]. B. McDermott, "a business mar Of
Helena, arrived In the city yesterday
tor q short stay.
w. J.. Berry of Helena state agent
for the Moline Pillow company, is in
Billings on business.
Mrs. John Chapman, wife OF q prom
inent Red Lodge business man. spent
yesterday in Billings.
Ernest G. Simpson and P. A. Cassidy.
business men Of Joliet, are in the city
for = short business trip.
George Fratt, Of Burlington, Wis.
registered as q visitor at the Chamber
Of Commerce yesterday.
8. w. Coldwell. connected with the
Hnntley project arrived in Billings
yesterday for q short stay.
Charles Whaley. . brother Of y. w.
Whaley Of this city arrived in Billings
yesterday for 9 short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Allen Of Joliet
arrived in Billings yesterday and are
visiting with friends in the city.
Myer sperling Of Butte, formerly
deputy city clerk Of the copper camp
city, Is in Billings on business.
Sheriff Bachelor Of Carbon county
ri in Billings Sunday and returned
to Red Lodge yesterday morning.
Wilson D. Sell. manager Of the A.
l. Babcock store at Bridger, was in
Billings yesterday morning on bust
ness. #
Q. q. Shepherd, trainmaster Of the
the Northern Pacific. with ~headquar-
ters in Helena. spent yesterday in Bill
ings.
Mt. and Mira. M. G. Lewis Of
Helena and their daughters. Gertrude
and Marie. are visiting Billings
friends.
Senator J. j. Mccarthy OF Boze-
man is In the city, returning from
his coal mining properties In Carbon
county.
". B. Rogers Of Anaconda, former
" United States district attorney in
Montana, vas in Billings yesterday ON
business.
I. NJ. Withrow left yesterday to Ct
tend the state central committee Of
the Socialist party. which meets in
Helena soon.
NJ. and Mrs.. 4. =. Gay Of Hardin
are In the city. Nj. Gay II . promi-
emit merchant In the new town On
the coded strip.
Frank Evans Of Salt Lake City. ac.
companied BY Nj. -Clui1. father in Law
OF John Pewlas. who swas killed In
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-29
FISHING PARTY RETURNS.

Were on 1Pryor Hunting and Fishing
Good Luck.
A party composed OF v. G. Keil
Chester Keil, Ed. Newman and AL
Newman returned yesterday from q
fishing trip on Pryor creek. They Sc.
cured three deer, a wildcat, q number
Of grouse, and trout on Pryor creek.
They also fished on Sage creek.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-29
THREE-sToRY STRUCTURE WILL
De BUILT ON MONTANA AVE.
VALUABLE LOT IS SOLD
Real Estate Activity Better Than In
Months and More Activity Notices.
Bile in suiIdins-Many Real Estate
Deals Recorded.

2 feW days ago w. H. Nc.
lCormick has purchased from 4. 6.
Power lot 10, block 112, original town
OF Billings. which is situated Just west
OF Mr.. McCormick's feed store ON Mon.
tana avenue between Twenty-ffth and
T~wenty-sixth streets. W. r. Rixon
made the deal.
MI. Mccormick is having designs
prepared for q handsome sthree-storyy
brick building which will cost several
Thousand dollars. The amount IN.
volved in the purchase Of the lots ID
said to be $4,000. It is understood
that Mr.. Mccormick will start work
on the new structure, which is near
the new union depot, this fall.
This is only one OF many real estate
deals recently made and there are
said to be several more nearing con.
summation. Real estate men say that
inquiry Is better than for months,
There is also an increase in the
amount Of construction work in the
city.
Many sidewalks are being laid in
the city, n Of which will cost more
than 5000 being in course OF con.
struction on Twentyseventh street
north, and another on Twenty.nfnth
street and Minnesota avenue, next "a
the Billings Drug store.
County real estate Ia also becoming
active and many sales are reported,
The following sales were recorded
during the past week:
H. G. Jolly to Agnes Collins, lots ~.
.ls. block 1876, Billings, $4,000.
Olive A. Dewey to Julia NJ. samlin,
lots ]. 2, 8. block IA. Billings. 81.
Mamie G.. Baker tow. C. selbrede,
lot -, block II, Billings, 81.
FIG. Yost ct TX. to G. p. mccarthy.
lot is in s.. w. quarter section 9-1s.
2sH., 81.
H. 6, Sampson and husband Is q. q.
Settergren, lots Hip, block z, Laurel
Realty. $500.
NJ. D. Young ct w. to w. D. Setter.
gren. lots l to 10, block 10, Laurel
Heights, 81.
laurel Realty Co. to g. q. Setter
gren, lots II to Is, block 3, East Lau-
rel, 81.
Suburban Homes CO. to w. q. sci
brede, lots 1888, block l., Suburban
subdivision. 81.
Lois Bompard ct al. to J. G. Link
W. half. 8. w. quarter, section 26-3N.
ZOE, $52s.
Billings State bank to Adolph Yeske,
sundry lands, 81.
H. A. Templeton to R. r. Temple
ton. sundry lands. 81.
United States to Richard Wooley
n. 3. quarter, s. ". quarter. lot Is
N. w. quarter. 8. b. quarter. section
s, 4N-34-E. N. 3. quarter, 8. r. quar-
ter. section 1-4N-33E, $4s0.1s.
Suburban Homes Co. to G. e. Car
roll. lots 16 to q. block 50. Highland
addition. Billings. 81.
L. 7. Thomas ct ux. to q. q. Carroll
lots Z and 8. block 20. West Side ID
dition. 5000.
Northern Pacific railroad to N
Lindstrand. section 3-7N-36D., section
5-8N-25E.. }1.762.50.
Sydney Fox. Judge. to Wright Har
vey. lots 17-18. block 4, Custer. $13.
Sydney Fox. Judge. to Lydia HarL
evy. lots 1918. block 4, Custer. $13.
North TOwn Land IN To Narv CnnA