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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-27

Gn tpif galon, iom | 2srSags lei.
leoe ino oOer ben rusiiite @r9nie,
blep beifubt al ben rusiiife 8rGnie.
ooet. Sffe miubre emo Is Sfub blep
affpret, ifient goaonen tpoeIiet ferte
tpif Stag. &liglene flsi boisIenbe
omfring 2liitifibet. % en- al Dem
trGngte inc / en- gaaaitiRf og bIeo
iiobenoe Der. 2uftifipperne tom Dog
beIifinoet ira oct iarIige gpeutpr, ioet
De iaa fort iom m,list loo iig oale
neo paa tpif Smraaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-27
2llbertis SpefuIationer.

Oct CT = mebbeIer banife gIabe
= taffet bore De fra 8ereIererfir-
meet Sbompion & go. | 2onbon
operienbte Spgisrelier | SorbinbeIie
meb afresningerre fra 2onoon
Soint Stocf ganf Ipffebes gsiesior
Sdoli at opitiae en- nsiastig Sper-
iist oper aIbertis Spefulationer /
@ulbmineaftier / aarene 1891
1908. 9og maa Der bemerfes, at
aIberti pibes at babe ipefuleret
uoenfor set n9nnte Serellerrerfir.
ma; men Sab euer @epinit | oisie
SiIfpIoe fienbes life.
glberti begpnbte at ipefulere |
1891 % ponebe til at begpnoe meo
73,342 Ser, iom tables aaeiammen.
s 1892 ipefulerebe ban fun for
6795 Ser. = fit beller life bette aar
8epinit = og neite gar 1928, IL
geIeoes meb I,I | llobptte, San
fpntes oa at bare tabt 2piten; tbi
1894 ipefulerer ban ilet life. Wfen
benne llIpit taber fig burtig. NRite
gar poper ban 673,577 Ser, %
ifisnt ban Iigelebes bernie Sang to-
Der hper Gre, fortIetter ban BET fol-
aenoe gar - 1896 - bpor ban
inobetaIer 1,029,s5s 8r. og mobta'
ger 777,636 Ser. tilbase. Meo on
bre Orb ban faar ct Sab, Der er
benimob 100000 Ser. San fortI9t'
ter Spiuet, inobetaler / 1897 1857
400 Ser. % faar for ferite Sang
@epinIt, ibet Der tilbagebetales bam
1865 5 Ser. SsIeelig poper ban
ct lianenbe gelsb nRite Iar, mem.
Tia 1,O26,2sO Ser. % faar after De-
pinIt. ON emo betpbelig minore
nemlia ca. 10000 Ser. (Silbagebe'
taIinaen er / 1898: 1,099,12O &r.).
-
3 1899 forbeier Ilberti gelsbet til
1888, 14O SIR; men M flutes ban.
San faar finn tilbagebetalt 1,159,'
760 9roner.
gar 1900 begpnoer ban at tr9t'
tes. Settle aar poper ban fnn 45S,'
2S6 ar. % faar MI @epinIt, toet
ser tiIbaeebetaIes BAN 557,5O9 Str.
auimeret af bette Selb letter ban
1901 gelsbet op til 1,O37,532 Ser,
men fqar ct Cab paa nRiten en- balo
Miu. CSilbagebetaling finn 512,4o
ar.). s 1902 inbbctaler ban S22,'
OO7 Ser. % faar 731,64O Str. igien;
men npIte aar giper bam paaiIp ct
boarot SIug, ibet ban nlaa rlobetale
9O7, 34S SIR. % uoen at taa en-
arone igien. Sette ifrGmmer BAN
ooa life. $ 1904 inobetaler ban
1905 SIR. oe faar tilbogebetalt
1904 ar., altiaa ct Cab paa oper
10000 ar. Ru ipnes ban tmto'
Ierti6 at tobe 9eiinoelicn. s 1903
inobetaIer ban 964,600 Ser. noen at
fuo noset iaien. S 1906 pooer ban
crboa 1882, 900 SIR. og taber
set belle; i 1907 er Sabet 924,56O
SIR; / 1908 inobetaIer ban Inn
544,tSO ar. % faar al oiSie goo
Ifrepct be $4,000 SIR. Sactt bliper,
at han bar / bisie aar tabt $685.
965 Sir. og nunoet 513,O65 Ser. Yet
iomleoe Sab bliper iaaleoeS $685.
900 SIR.
8aa 8cpinitfontoen er BOG meo'
tooet 39,95O ar., Tom or inofommet
res sulg af aftier % Tom bier, at
ser bar eriiteret nogle ptrtcll9e
aieb, iiben Ser hos Sbomplon bar
ppret beponeret @llomineattier;
men ben pigtigite SpefuIatton bar
fun Gifferenceipefulation, iaaleoes
Tom oct oiteIt er.
q aoret 1908 err Ser iiben sunni
Sermin, bpor ban fit oct balpanoen
Wiuiou Str. itore Saon az 5. Y.
Gbriitenicn, inobetuIt 10000 SIR.
til sbcmpion & 60. al aIbertt.
9ette gelsb inobetaltes ben 2Ooe
Sunni. Ser er nogen @runS til at
fro, at set er taget al Saanet; men
uooct poiitipt peo man enouu life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-27

Srbgtelig lllpffe. Gen brittle
ToSiogeroomper ~Saroinia" al 81.
Iermau.2inien blep / SnSoa95. zoe.
lngt neb Sloebranb itrar uoenior
&aIettaS Snpn paa oen brittle Q
Malta | Wiboelbapet. 1913 Eerion.
ner omfom, ibet De oelS brufneoe,
beIS brGnbte tiIbs6e. 20 Terioner
bIep rebbet. Mf De omfomn,e bar 100
Irabere - for oct meite GiIgrime -
fem Girop9iife Easiagerer % Is
Wano al 9eiGtringen. ariasifibene
paa Soonen ilebe sieblitfelig oct
brGnoenoe Sfib til llnoiGtnina, men
De funbe Ii6et ubrette paa 8rltno al
Den bpie Sid. s SorifibS Saiteriim
bar Der Ell So6niug al Haita, % ba
Slben nooebe BERTH, inotrai en-
Hpffe %poIoiomme Grploiiouer ibet
Toitutsnberue iprana. Sette eioroe
ilIoitpnoigt al meo Sfibet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-27

= Summens StsrreIie er enbni
life nGpnt offentlig - Tom 8at
9ppers ifal betaIe De to Seroer, bar
De bper siort en- Snbiats Of 500 Sol
lars iom tilfalber Seierberren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-27
Zen 8aQuu tiIbsrenbe

Zen gaIuu tiIbsrenbe "9aiIp
Graphic. Tom Snsbas | forrisc llse
iteg op fra 2onoon | oct Eiemeb at
isae at iGtte M 2onefart.R etorb,
maatte aacrebe Sorsboa aften paa
8runo at Ell Storm ltige neo peb Np
aleranbropif / RusIano efter at BABE
tilbngeIagt 1850 engeIife Ril. %
8inoretningen bar gunitig bapbe
Suftifipperne baabet at naa Iangt
inc | Siberien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-27

Waoarns Gnrie, ben bersmte fran.
Tie Dame Tom iaumen meo fin Nauo
opbaaeoe Raoium, er bIet forfremmet
til Gbef for oct fDiiife GafuItet beb
Sorbonnen ~llniberiitet | Raris. e.
ter fin Maubs Gso bIen bun ubnapni
til bcnnes gIaoS Tom Yrofesior ! 81.
tit peb Oct nGpnte ltniperIitet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-27
50 itaicnifc @iocnfabsmrnS, geI.

So itaicnffe @ioenifabsmrnS, @eI.
lini % Soii, iom / balpanoet aar
meo Den frantic Iegierinss Siuaoelie
bar orepet omfattenbe grperimenter
meb trnabIss Selcgrafi paa apiten
al 9ormanoiet, bar III giort Ell Sp.
iinbelie, iom letter Dem iitanb til at
teIegraiere til en- beitemt Citation
iibcn at andre Stationcr til noscn
&ant fan iuoppe op S%eIeerammet.
De fan meb anbre Srb telegrafere /
en- bcitcmt &etning, uben at oct ipres
Der Jig iom Ell H~insbsIge / ollie
Ietuinger. 9nnifeu @aIbemar Golll.
ien bar BOG tioIiaere - ioapiot ri
peb - eiort Ell Spfinoelie, iom 9oar
no paa oct iamme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-27
sbaben bIeb RIB.

y~ys0 WV t0S OiN >NJNAe' =
Beriien teIegraferes, at Sbaben
Wanooas LOB opilaa Rroflamationer
| Woifeer % Gaber, iom forfpnbte,
at tiItrobs' for bans 2sfte bar Bet
lite bans Sertiat at gipe Solicit no.
gen 3onititution. Wen iaa bapoe
ban not ieIp toget SfrGf, for no paa
&peIoen ienotes Der no inbitRnbise
Srbrer ON at ripe aae bisie Ylafa.
ter neo og sbeIpege bper encite en-,
Tom por trpft. 90 bette bIep giort.
9eune pIubfeIige Sruntforanoring
forunoreoe GoIf meset. Oct ffal nof
pGre ben brittle og ben riisiiife sri.
hitter Der paa Steoet, iom bar fat
Sfr9f I 2ipet paa ben mpgtige
!Serre. De baboe nemIig Iaoet BAN
foritaa, at be piloe bolbe bam per.
ionlis auioarIig, bpis bons ReeteIie
at at tilitaa Solicit en- 9onititltion
fsrte til gnarfi og gloosuSgpbeIier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-27
Sra uoIanoet.
Gn gris paa 100000 Granes bar

Sen frantic serofIiib ~beIluttet at op.
title for Den. iOw I 1909 uofsrer bet
Weiteritpffe meo 5%Ippemaifine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-27
Yaa Sunoe' &irfcgaarocu / Bari

""NN""FNNH . WITTY
er begraOet $4,000 Sunoe % 1000
aattc inmt : Seite, 6 Aber, / aaIp,
2 @ieSer, 1 Seoe, 1 Banter, 10 IA.
pegsier, N6 Sous, uoSIe Guer % 1
9aas.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-27

st 8ienign. Ting Serre: "8inre
Srsfen, bar ieg life babt ben Sor.
nsielie at ie Gem / ben s~ooIosiife
Sape2"
Ting Dame: rs boilfet Bur iao
Se?"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-27
ucrffe Kpa>
1Si4-19O5
Nea portretsr, Siosraier os en- Literature
hitoriff JnoleSuire peo
gartTttan preTtsarn.

Tenne Samlins nurTe apab, Der Ct, fon l1~stiSninsc.
affecting "7ecprab48 pfen" fra Suli 1902 til December 1903.
er III ueb eHbeI Settelier 90 Scranbrtnser ubfommst Bog
form. Bianot anbet er Der tHiset ct 9prtrat AZ GaSmunS
gtnie, iom, faa ptbt pibes. aIbris fsr bar saret oHentissiort.
Qosen stper ct iuuIet Hfusbe At ben nprfe lprHte Eistnins
ttet LANCE 7iSsrum, iDr iraifer fs measm be to msrfelis.
Sribeosaar 1914 % 1905. Zen ~inoeboroer 9prtratter o.
GiosraEer af fGsenoe 7isters ~tinisemeS ct rlbpals at beres
Siste:
2pber Gassn. Soban Storm Wrn4, gpnrab Gsicplai
stpad, Simpu CLAUS @orH, geuurits SaHeH, Senrt, Gnier
g~isrregaarb, Serrt. @erssIanb, 9. Q. ~geItapen, SDpeter
Stpertfpu, Gbriittau Geonfeu, gubrsas Eenn6, Ssraen Roe,
Q. q. GBegss, R. q. 9dnbfub, z. ". Ssnfen, CLAUS gapels
Ris, 9beosor Rtruli. DIE Bta, Spar Iaien, Gasmunb
ginie, Camilla goret, Or. 8. waoHrab, Senri, Sbisn, eiprn.
fierne 4isrnion, Gnsebrst Soussu, Senrt &rpbn, Sonas Sic,
2orens Sietrition, 8ritian Glitter, Grne garbpra, Sohr Gle,
Sobn WauIfen, 3acob .. 9un, Rurbobl RoIfien, arinpier
&anbers, Sbspbpr Gaspari, Ser Siole, Rpfentranis Spbuien,
Gnbers Sprbsn, BiIbem sras.
vi Sorproet ~bSi9ttss:
.Ses paabsr, at NANCE AZ be bib til aaneet tnSHqt.
teee WpremRne oil e~ieuNnbe I benne 6pabiamltua I'm
Panopms Sauae - BEN be isrt hsrte at DRor ener pa
Ssoen, % at Der fro gpgens Glaee pI itss irsm for
beres irbre Gun ct Stptte Rprge, fprfaret aienner
MISUNDERSTANDING StRr. StufSs benne BOG bare
npaeu ipecteI Wftsfpn. ituloe bet aItiaa pPre ben az BIZ.
bragg I'll at bploe blant ben &uoe, Tom peneer biem mob
bort sanle SGorsIano."
epssn CT TO SiSer for, innu.t usfpret o. trptt pea
Frt 9apir.
pris insbmnoet S1.5O.
.. 2%lnmnSien, Seorab, Soua.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-11
STRIKE IN GERMANY
MAY BE GENERAL
IL STARTED WITH THE PRINTERS
AND MAY SPREAD.

IL. MM N"ADA N@b|o
Copenhagen, Aug. 10.--With the ex-
ception Of socialist papers the publi-
cation Of all papers in Denmark was
suspended today indefinitely IN con-
sequence Of the strike Of printers and
Its resultant lock out. The compost
tors declared their intention to hold
out for their demand for an eight
hour day. The book binders and job
printers also have been locked out.
The employers union purposes to
carry the war into the enemies camp
and inaugurate a general lock out In.
the event Of a continuance OF the
present strike. The union this after
noon notified the United Trade fed
Grafton that it intends t declare q
lock out of all work1nen in the ship
building, metal. cement, textile. brick.
making, leather and other trades. u
less the present dispute is speedily
settled IN . manner satisfactory to
the employers union.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-11

HAS RESIGNED
REGISTER OF LAND OFFICE
LEAVES SERVICE.
EFFICIENT OFFICER
viii Be Connected With Owl Creek
Company at Missoula-Was APP,
pointed When Billings Office Was
Established Two Years Ago.

NH-F2EE asEEe sIE
E. e. Esselstyn has rendered his
resignation as register OF the Billings
land Office to take effect not later
than October 80. He will move as
soon as he is relieved here, and will
fbe connected with he Owl Creek Coal
company, Of which Sam Gebo is the
president.
MI. Esselstyn formerly resided In
Red Lodge and came to Billings two
years ago last month when the Bill
lngs land Office was established. He
received his appointment from Presi-
dent Roosevelt June I, 1908.
During the time he resided IN Car
bon county Mr.. Esselstyn served az
clerk of the district court and held
other positions Of trust. During his
incumbency in his present position he
has been an efficient officer and has
made scores Of friends in Billings.
It is not without previous expert
ence that Mr.. Esselstyn will take q
position with the Owl Creek Coal COM
pany. For 10 years he looked after
the Northern Pacifc's coal interests
in this state.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-11
Y. w. c. A. TO CONDUCT REsTAu.
RANT ON CAFETERIA PLAN.
SEEKING QUARTERS
Transieqnts Will Be served-Lack Of
Room il Present Home Responsible
for chaneea-Readlns Room lnclud-
ed In Plansa

Members Of the local Y. W. G. "A.
are planning to establish q down town
rest home in this city IN the near
future and with this end in view are
seeking suitable quarters in the bust.
ness district. The present quarters
Of the X. v. @. A. on North Thirtieth.
street are inadequate to accommodate
the increasing membership and It Ii
on this account that a down town rest
home has been decided upon.
It is very probable that a restau-
rant will be opened for women only
and members as well as local people
and transients will be served. The
restaurant will probably be run on
the cafeteria plan, which is In vogue
in many Of the larger cities Of the
west.
In the event OF the establishment
Of the down town rest home, the as
ISOLATION will not have any rooms to
rent, but aside from this will endeavor
to furnish the same accommodations
for young women as is furnished the
men at the z. M. G. A. in the way
of a reading room, etc.
Since its organization in Billings the
Y. w. @. A. has been a success in
every way and owing to the largo
number Of women who desire to take
their meals at the rest home, It was
necessary to limit the number to
which dinner would be served. Fifty
In . single day at the present rest
home and with the establishment Of
down town quarters there will be- no
limit to the number the associanon
will be able to accommodate for
meals. 4
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-11
TIME TO ACT.
Don't Wait for the Fatal Stages Of
Kidney illness. Profit by Billings
PEOPLES Experiences

Kidney illness. Profit by Billings
Peoples Experiences
Occasional attacks Of bachache, ir-
regular urination, headaches and dizzy
spells r common early symptoms Of
kidney disorders. It's an error to ne
glect these ills. The attacks may pass
OF for a time but return with greater
intensity. II there are symptoms Of
dropsy-puny swellings below the
eyes, bloating of limbs and ankles, or
any part Of the body, don't delay a
minute. Begin taking Doan's Kidney
Pills, and keep up the treatment until
the kidneys are well, when your old
time health and vigorS will return.
Cures in Billings prove the effective
ness of this great kidney remedy.
j.. Fulmer, living at 224 Wyoming
Ave, Billings, Montana, says: 81
have used Doan's Kidney Pills on diff
ferent occasions for over fifteen years
and at times do not know what !
would have done without them. My
work as a carpenter is very hard on
the kidneys and as a result I frequent
ly suffered from backache and sharp
darling pains through my loins. l new
er found a remedy SO effective for
these troubles as Doan's Kidney Pills
and they have never, failed to relieve
the most serious attack. 1 know from
experience that Doan's Kidney Pills
are unequalled as a kidney remedy
and take pleasure in recommending
them to Others
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-11
WORK OF INSTALLING SYSTEM is
JUST COMPLETED.
CONVERTED RADIATORS
Williams Utilities Steam Equipment
Extensive improvements Being
Made at company's Plapt-MaIns
Are Being Extended.

P. A. Williams of the Billings Mu-
tual Heating company has completed
the work Of installing central heat
radiation in the Northern hotel. The
system formerly used at the hotel was
steam and the radiators were convert
ed to hot water use by Mr.. Williams.
The heating systems Of a number Of
buildings have been changed in this
way and r working satisfactorily.
The heating company is extending
mains and making preparation for the
coming winter. Many improvements
have been made at the company's
plant on North Twenty-ninth street.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-11
ELECTRIC LINE FROM
BILLINGS TO COOKE
Continued from First Page.)

proposed line start from Billings, ex-
planning that this is the community
that viii best support such q road.
His letters rave induced me to come
here and the result is that we have
practically decided, II the proper right
Of way can be secured, to build tie
line from Billings to Cooke City.
The new line will be OF great value
as q buiness builder for this city. 1t
will place Billings in almost immedl.
ate communication with one of the
most fertile regions in Montana, here,
tofore not possessing railroad com.
municatdon, and will make this city
the outlet Of one of the richest mining
regions in the. world, as well as the
gateway to the national park.
'sThe money to build the line is IN
sight. We hace interested eastern as
wei las Montana capitalists in the
project and they are willing to fin.
ance it. When we decide from where
-E --rrrL4 ggr4lUr 7aEET
it will start. whether from Billings
or from Columbus. we will be able to
commence work. With this exception
we are prepared to start work now"
Mi. Savage was introduced to many
of the local business men by Col. A.
J.. Babcock. who Is one OF the direc.
tors Of the proposed road. Both he
and Mr.. Savage seemed optimistic as
TO the ultimate outcome Of the com.
pany's plans.
you can say that the road Is going
to be built" said Mr.. Savage. that
we are almost ready to commence
work. and that it will probably be
built with Billings as the terminus on
the Northern Pacific railroad
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-11
I'm READINESS FOR
STATE CONVENTION
LOCAL ELks WILL LEAVE FOR
GREAT FALLS WEDNESDAY,.

-s-. ".An[l.
Members of the antlerd herd OF
Billings have made all preparations
for attending the big state convention
of Elks which holds forth at Grea:
Falls August 10, 10 and IA.
Forty or fifty of the local herd will
leave Billings Wednesday morning on
No. 8, and it is believed the represen.
tation will be as large as that Of any
city Of al equal distance from the
Cascade town.
In addition to the contingent which
goes by rail some Of the members Of
1874 will make the trip overland by
the automobile method.
AS was originally planned tents will
be taken along and the Billings colo.
ny will establish tented headquarters
where they will receive their friends
and indulge in a royal good time dur.
ing their stay in the convention city
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-11

John IA. Carlson OF the Yellowstone
Investment company left last might
for Livingston.
Harry B. Pierce, a former Biliinga
man, who is engaged in business al
Joliet, was In the city yesterday &C.
companied by his father, II. y
Pierce Of Charlotte, Mich.
Eugene G. Sampson, a former resi-.
dent Of Billings, who is at present en-.
gagged in ranching at Huntley spent q
part Of yesterday in the city visiting
friends and relatives while enroute
to Columbus.
]. T. Sanders, deputy United States
marshal. left yesterday for Helena
accompanied by RED Stocking" Dav-
is, who will be tried before the fed
eral court for selling whiskey to
Grow Indians.
Nh. and Mrs. Carl Parizek OF
Ledgewood, N. Oak, stopped over in
Billings yesterday to visit their
daughter, Miss Marie Parizek, while
enroute home from a visit at. North
Yakima, Wash.
Mrs. 3. Rochelle. wife Of Dr. Roch.
cite, a dentist Of this city, returned to
the Rochelle ranch near Auntley
Thursday accompanied by her daugh.
ter Florence, after spending several
days in the city visiting friends.
Miss Marie Foley and niece, Miss
Elinor Denniston, left this morning
for Medora, N. D., where they will
spend the remaining weeks Of sum
mer with relatives.
w. B. George expects to leave Mon
day for Lincoln, Neb., where as q
member Of the notification commit
tee he will officially notify William
Jennings Bryan OF his nomination for
the presidency by the Democratic
party.
Tomorrow evening Company K will
hold its last drill before starting for
the annual encampment at American
Lake. Under the efficient instruction
OF the officers the soldiers are in SPLEEN
did condition and will make a good.
showing at the big meeting.
Eugene O'Meara, formerly manager
of the Western Union Telegraph com.
pany in this city, is spending a few
days with relatives here. Mr.. O'Meara
is located at Livingston, where he is
connected with the operating depart.
ment Of the Northern Pacific.
q. H. Becker. arrived in Billings
yesterday morning from Los Angeles.
where he has been spending several
months with his family. Mr.. Becker
has a ranch near Huntley and one OF
the purposes Of his trip here was to
look after his property interests.
Rev. B. q. Mccullough, pastor of
the Presbyterian church returned yes
terday morning from a trip to the
Holy Land and a European tour. Rev.
Mc Culough will take up his work at
the Presbyterian church at once and
will occupy the pulpit there today.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-11
CIRCUMSTANCES DESTITUTE.
Family Said to BE In Dire
Want.

Through the efforts Of Mrs. Louis
Beaudette. and the generosity OF sew.
eral other ladies Of the city q contri-
button vas raised yesterday for the
benefit Of the family Of Matt Langen.
field on North Twenty-fourth street.
Substantial sum of money, clothing
and many of the n-ecessaries of life
were collected by the ladies residing
In that portion Of the city, and the
needs Of the family are thus at least
temporarily relieved.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-11
READY FOR ~ENcAMPMEN'TT:.

Members Of Company K Prepare for
Trip to American Lake.
Company K was reported last night
as being all ready for the start to
American Lake this evening with q
full equipment Of men. The officers
announce that each man must provide
himself, besides the government equip
lment. with a change Of underclothing,
comb. hair-brush, toothbrush, soap
and towel. all of which will be car.
ried In the haversack.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-11
LITTLE PRosPEcToR PLEAsEs.

I"chic' Perkins Shows Her Versatility
az a Star.
Chic" Perkins proved her versatil.
.ity as a star in the western play, "The
Little Prospector,' at the Babcock
theater last night. "The Little Pros
pector" is a varied mixture Of pathos
and comedy and the pathos is not
Ioverdrawn, SO that 1t borders on the
ridiculous while the comedy is OF the
mirth provoking kind that sparkles
with good, clean and appreciative wit.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-11
DISTRICT COURT THURSDAY.

Sessions Of June Term to BE
Held.
District court will convene in this
county August 10, and after Judge
Fox has taken action In the civil and
probate matters ready for hearing in
chambers, an adjournment Of the June
term will be taken. The October
term will start October 2.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-11
s~LosT-325.oo REWARD

1880 reward for the return Of 1
mans light tan overcoat and the On
tents Of pockets. Lost on publis high
way about 2 miles west Of Billings Is
miles east Of Laurel). Finder return
to the store Of the +. S. Todd SHOE
company and receive reward.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-11
CHANGES QUARTERS.

Peoples Bank Now on North Twenty
eighth Street.
The Peoples bank and Billings Loan
& Title company are moving their
quarters from the rooms In the Belk-
nap block on Montant avenue to the
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-11
BROTHER IS ADMINISTRATOR.

John Riordan to Look After Estate Of
Brother.
John Riordan has been appointed
administrator of the estate Of Timothy
Riordan, who was shot and killed last
month at Central park by his wife.
Florence Riordan. Besides the wife
and administrator there are three 9TH
er heirs. Two sisters of the deceased
live in Billings and a brother lives at
Atlantic. Mass.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-11
PROSPECTIVE CITIZEN.
sHoliander Gets First Naturalization
Panera.

Hendrickus Van Kray. q native Of
Holland. renowned his allegiance to
the queen Of Netherlands yesterday
and took out first naturalization pa
pers in the office Of the clerk Of the
district court. Van Kray is employed
at the Zimmerman ranch northwest
of Billings and came to America
March "a, 1908.