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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-05-21
NOTICE TO NON RESIDENT

NOTICE TO NON RESIDENT.
THE STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE
COUNTY, BEFORE FRANK d.
PRIEST, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
IN AND FOR NORTH TOWNSHIP,
]. G. TRACY VS.. THOMAS HAIR
GREAVES.
Now comes the plaintiff and files his
complaint herein together with an at
f1davit showing that the defendant,
Thomas Hargreaves, is not a resident
OF the State of Indiana. Said defend
ant is therefore hereby notified of the
tendency of said action and that the
same will stand for trial on the 18th
day of May. 1908, at 8 o'clock In the
forenoon, at the office of said Justice,
Room 20, Rimbach block, Hammond, In
diana. and that unless he apear and
answer or demur therein at the calling
of said cause. said action will be heard
and determined in his absence. In
witness whereof I hereunto set my
hand and affix the seal of office, at
Hammond, Indiana, this 14th day of
April, 1908. 81
FRANK d. PRIEST
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LIVERPOOL MARKET.

Liverpool, May 21.-Wheat, opened
I'D lower; corn opened unchanged.
Liverpool, May 81, 1880 p. m.-Wheat,
Is a g d higher; corn. unchanged,
Liverpool, May 21.-Wheat closed un-
changed to Is lower; corn closed I'D
higher.
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Disastrous Reaction.

Il was awfully worried about John
ny when he had that last sick SPELL"
said Mrs. Lapsling, "and when the doc
tor told me he was going to get well
l went fairly deleterious with JOY"
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satisfaction Is stagnaticn.

He who is easily satisfied with his
work will never achieve greatness
Goethe.
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NOTICES.
NOTICES.
NOTICE TO HOUSE MOVERS AND

NOTICE TO HOUSE MOVERS AND
CONTRACTORS.
You are hereby notifed-that a COM
mittee of St. Johns Ev Lutheran
church, North Hammond, will receive
bids up to the 25th of May, 1908, at
o'clock p. m. for moving of church
and school house and the construction
OF a cement block basement under
church. Bids to be handed into VIM,
Leimbach. 708 North Holman street,
where plans and Specifications are on
file.
F. w LITTMAN.
r. WIESJATIN
II. RADLOFF.
c. SCHWINGENDORF.
Committee.
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Southwestern Markets.
Primary Markets.
Northwest Cars.

IF YOU HAVE TIME TURN TO
PAGE AND READ THE WANT ADS.
TT WILL PAY YOU.
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BARrER AND .ExoHANGn.

FOR ExCHANGE+Smit Premier
typeriter, No. 3; practically new. For
What have you? Address G. P. Lake
County Times. IA
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FOR EXCHANGED modern type
writer as good as new, for SIT
modern IMPROVEMENTS. Address C. D..
Lake County Times. IA
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Gostlin, Meyn & Co. offer the following
special bargains in improved real es-

Gostlin. Meyn & Co. offer the following
special bargains in improved real es-
tate:
Hotel and saloon property at Cedar
Lake, Ind. together with ali equipment
needed. boats, furniture and fixtures.
Doing thriving business. Will be
sold on very easy terms If necessary.
Sold on account of Ill health of owner.
For sale or trade for Hammond prop
erty, a very desirable farm of 80 acres
within few miles of railroad town.
Suitable for general farming or truck
farming. First class markets. This
farm is owned by widow, who wishes
Hammond.
For Investment. We have new two
nat building on so feet of ground, near
the Reid Murdoch company's plant, for
sale a $4,000.
at $1,250.
New seven room. two story house on
Truman avenue at $4,000.
Story and half house on so feet of
ground on Calumet avenue. at $500.
city.
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COMMERCIAL BANK.
Hammond, Ind.

Thomas Hammond, president; Chas. E.
Ford, vice president John w. Dyer,
cashier
Report of the condition of the Com
mercial Bank. at Hammond, in the
State of Indiana, at the close of
business on May Ia, 1908:
RESOTTRCES
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MALE HnI.r WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sell retail trade;
sos to $140 per month and expenses or
commission; experience unnecessary.
Hermingsen Cigar Co.. Toledo. o. 2l-l
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WANTED-First class blacksmith;
must be good horseshoer. Apply to
NJ. J. OConnell, Forsyth and Exchange
avenues, Indiana Harbor.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

close business Il. 1895
RESOURCES.
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WANTED-Experien grocery clerk
for Saturday work Apply Lion
store. 20-2
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FOR SALE-New six room cottage on
90 foot lot on Wilcox street; month
ly payments same as rent. Address l..
W., Lake County Times. 1876
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ON THE
 LOOKOUT

Charles NJ SeHwah 1T tie reeep- tiee that bt- gave te ttr American b+fi- Ter makrrs during tbeir convention in Detroit said that among hiz many ml- liauaire friends all vrrc honest. and that he lid mol knew of a single Amrrl- can millionaire who had made his mon ~ dish"nestly
 "Rut the millionaire looms big" saa Mir. Schwab. and everybody wants to find fault with him. We are as anxinus to find flaws in our minionaires as old Bill Lush of Loretto was to find spe- ciai occasions.
 "'Yes. sir said Bin one night. T faithfully promised my wife 37 years ago never to take more than thre drinks except on special occasions. Friday was my birthday; Saturday Was Decoration day; Sunday my brotbcrln- law concluded to visit us. Monday Ne had fine weather after long spell. tomorrow my oldest girls new direct ory dress comes home; only today. durn 1t. I can't think of anything spe- elaI.'"
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ROUT BURGLAR IN
 RAIN OF BIRDSHOT

WHsH fas proprietor and his tuaH-f chHIs# WHhn-u hadn't been z.taeI fIaH tHalf #a.,f flf Hata-
 na A. SH#en m8aa HyHe jump ..r4 aHise H tu aaaf. |. auaF. fo f.a ztfs.t CHHI. taHzad tn aI4 hunt ms -h-l.a aaa I-f us aita sar I.ft UaaE
 .e4e= hHe athgf barrel Charley 2 s,Ha8 H .>Haa3 guest a- he hurled !. ta =s4#l H=,=ia Iu tae =9ma direction Cmr. did Ntl distance of about r. r.at bath load and tha wash basin .H=Hf SimF#aH HuuffHHy from behind. T. .llls Hs .tt# h tH. HHaag. uf hi= i.sp. ,u5 Har frr-H hrtai hmm uu through Inc aHd.u = ta- slaaallE aar-ts la fHs uppaH afartaz HHu had boon ar+a=a8 lg the na=e fappaa the.r L.ldz aut af fHslr wMaIaN- and aml,B pieces of ee4f and aHt-err w#= han dy in ta. direction uf Simpeou's groau4
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MAIDS ARE W0EFUL
 JOYOUS ARE WIVES

Pm not going tp worry oyer t,s said q tsmure little blonde on Nassau street 5z sHc stuck her gum Jra#t tr, viuie" sill and surrounded a t.atl.. .s ginger ale. "au electrical machine al. du the work more accurately. buf Uurt comfort i- an old m8eHr. when th. boss has had TOW ajfH bIs uif.. Married women will Hssar tHa t.. debt they owe te the haf4-V.rt#s etrI. who keep their hushaHi= after ur trying tu cheer them uI
 q don't think man sr,r Invented th" nid thing pout,i au.'h.r miss some nasty aaa1n, HHe irafaus of her husband i= back af n. whole 5il.- tards plot But what f ,h.v da inc -taI the automatic wrfHEF-1 TfgW have tp have somebody ., start tH,m and keep them In ordsr. won't tH.ya Sure they will Well. III beat tbcm t1 it. Nc for q HttIe canned electrical knowledge"
 '1t.s all right for the girls ta be ia-h- ing over it." said Wa street opera tor, "but the thing to d. Is tl send g committee of our pretfl+=t performers [" this fellow ta plead ftr m,rev Ir h" eyer gets that electrical lde4 af his started the route of march flor us win hr straight up Nassau sttrrt with right resting place in thc bread line"
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.tE fhat it i= pretty sfrunr For In- a yfaF-t aeaFar and glanced with uGaeeH sH Hai-tsa4t of Hor9es tNpe, rather smart and fetching
 T came tu san Francisco. he con ,inucd "to obtain loral color one of the characters Is an American heires4 "a- e4m,- ffam San Francisco. and aaa eaH ahr aru- about a rlarr Il ., s1-ut boon tn.na The idea i- rrrfa=frru- Well t-ae.,r. thy get - .uar made mstaaa about fhe r.- utHHse and be ald aHaf tlms knew | Mas tu Jnaed ns ead just like a common frlafl.
 "uf eourses II was heastly annoying. and if tur London farcrs should gel hold sf it Whs dear mr. there would br aufr fuss Yrs Indeed. thcrr auia However. talking about my roeel Wct yuu Eaae chap cant t.ry =0siI lalts 4bYut what he does him -yir. sound Hke hlggiug. but | can
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stance the part telling of tae scene of tfr uIfHt af The wedding Thats rret- tt etroae You tHea made.ij strong au purpusc. Thought il all out before hand you see. The heroine. well CT
 she disrubeS partially you know oh bless sou. enlF partially. and puts her head eu her husbands shoulder %an yo4 HHk that going ta be tuI- sar That where you are wrong. He books iate her ,y-= and sees tt-r- he angel If iHhaeeuee Ripping scene. hs gal Just ripping \ girl can read II without blu-hing. and yet
 Asked if hr followed the tactics of former English writers and aayed the American woman. Moss Esq. replied
 "oh. aaly h.aamus beuuder would aa ttat lts rather caddish to speak ar arIre badly Of women.
 Moss is ubu.utEE color in humble lodgings over the polic,. station
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

Tn Michael Goldberg. hts heirs and as- signs
 You are hereby notified that the un- dersigned has expended more than the sum of one hundred dollars $lOOJ on Inc following placer mining claim. for each of the years 1s0G and 1g07. to-vIt. The Louisiana bench claim. situated on the east side of Bourbon creek, trib- utary uf Snake river. in the cape Nome Mining District. District ef Alaska. And you are further notified that if you do mol. within ninety tsO) days from the date uf final publication here of. cause ta be paid to the undersigned Saur proportiunate shares of such cx- rehditure as co-ewner yohr interests iu said claim will become the property of the undersigned. under section ass4 Revised Statutes of the United States.
 EMIL WELANDER.
 ROBERT WEI.ANDER.
 cu- owners. Date of first pub. June %. 1908 Date of last pub Sept 70. 1908. E6aeworth Tobacco at Yorkya
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RICH BROKER RUNS
 AMUCK AT RANCH

Los ANGELES, Aug. - O. II. Bur bridge. a prominent and wealthy Los Angeles stock booker and part owner in a big duck ranch at the south city linn it's, ran amuck with shotgun and tWo carving knives t4day. and is iu the count, jaH charged with threats 70 kill II, Nas so tneohrreHt when taken h the Jusiic, court that his ar rgignm,ut Was ppstpauci
 When Rurbridsc returned to his ranch home last night his wife and laugHtrr fled b"causa "f his menaciug actions. Several hours later his part uer in thc duck business. Harry Me serve. who lives m an adjoining house was awakened by frequent shots from a
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Just as The tNl WlNusaus and Mike zeIhr u FH--t. rushed oaf aa fh- street ta complete them capture. Policeman E5fI came up uu Inc run and grabbed smr-an H rma = save ann further 0aluds Tn. burglar made such usI.- that E,rI thought ae as. dyHg. and rushed Him ta the emergency hos FHat THeH- pg Turh4# and tHe stewards spent tsa houfz ln picking ths bind zEHt lram Hl- -Ea The peH- tets did hot penetrate de-Fis enough la wound thr man seriously
 stmrsaa taid the police that he had nsfrr attempted ta rob Il plaa- befal- WHru he eat iuta fhs Kitchen Hf t.s.-Ha- taI and started fo carve af pisee of taiied ham a. rafreshmeut before k1- luz further he fell over frying Ian md pulled Tho whai. huuss down aerr h= hr4#
 Never again he groanea frrventiy
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NURSE IS SEIZED
 BY CRAzED PATIENT

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 NH. faHH8 '. aaa. fHa f.um 5sH= Ia IrsHz 'Haw t5= uet r.HH#r Me M.e#H#-. Es tH- tr4af. NJ fHs .ms Dor back wa
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MATTERS
 RECORDED
Placer Locations.

The Cripple Fraction. May aH Isus. month af rciuk. Louis Hansen. The Albatras May Ig. tsau,. on tuu- dfa. II r. storm.
 Deed. Albert Rapp and ole E8pp te I.eou- .ard tlerpals and Sigurd iicppala soy cu twenty -fomfHs interest iu the Mar get. enr-thifd interest tn thg lfet. JuIy lG. Iao>.
 S IiiIts ta RaIpa D Iueru5m Cro- rsu=. E.ak", HaHauN raunr-=. ur,- ron. sphinx and others Am :. lso,
 Out. Claim Deed. II Gjer bavi@z to New York Alaska ENflatalo pce. eighth Interest ta each "f lhr following claim -uuatea ua thr benches of osborn cfr,h. fhe Fur. t'uIaa lack. aad Inc Ell Nue =. Iao,
 Trustees's Deed. TaNusitc uf Nome io $. N. Cumau. l"t L.. block ? lot II block 2. lat II block | Julk It. IguG
 ToUusttr of Some ta < N cauuam lut ia block tg Sept II. 1go6
 Proof of Labor. NJ 2 bench situated on the teft fm- il of Snow ealeh, for qrar ending bee 31. 190S
 Mortgage. G F. Marsh and G N Marsh ta Hary Ashland. Martin bench and oth- er properties. Aug 22. l90s
 Proof of Labor. Jimmie Harper claim at head ef pc- luk creek, j. N Corriean. Golden Gate bench. head If suuuv Side guleh, M. A. Nelson May fraction on sourhou ereek. Scaudia Mining Co.
 Locations. Maznma Assn. on Cunningham creek June x. 1908. W Wander Gold Placer fraction left limit Mys- tery creek. Aug. 20. lsos. Thas Don nally.
 Mexican bench. loft limit Habsou creek. Aug (. lsos, W L. Callahan
 Lode Location. Mother Lode Quartz claim. au An vii MI, July eS. lsoS John E t'u-
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gun, evidently aimed at his bedroom window. He surmised it was Burbridge and at dawn he and his Nife found the broker in the ward. After attempting to reason with him they were stood up at the point of the shotgun IL was only by strategy and after violent struggle tat they avrrted tragedy. Rurhridge being demcntcl
 Meseree secured warrant for Bur bridges arrest. an1an his return t. the ranch found that The broker had been chasing the Japanese laborers with two ugly butcher knives. He was found crouched behind q woodpile the knives beside him. and was taken after struggle.
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1 HoRRlo CLEVELAND MAN IN. VENTS AN ELECTRICAL
 TYPEWRITER.

NEW YORK. Aug. - Steueerapb,rs throughout the city are greatly disturb ed over the announcement that an uH- sympathetic man iu Cleveland had per frctrd au electrical typewriter which Is destined tn send many of thr mar celed ky thuuprrs back to the zVitch- board or fbe quick uuehsTy Joy among tae married women $ hos, Euz= bands have calico office fixtures rose rHrrrsprndfnsfy. and last might u move ment was under way tu present Inc inventor with diamond loving cup.
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BURGLAR TRIPS ON PAN. HOUSE IS HOUSED AND RoBsER
 MADE TO BEG.

SAN FANClSe4. AHs Aat##r sHur.uu. zad frssa amateur hurear. eae rrrrnd With e,u8-r -hlt and HuhirH thTauFH I eulaN when hg u8Hrd ssara frms pan H far kitchen af thc lta=t Iaz- hetr 8f Bay 8Ha Webster streets samri1s night I'm tersar'= tumble uatr the proprietor tHs Irpffsiar'e baeth,r Ha mr . d4leu tE+adlmf=tt us=t= At#aJ Mil hot guns and tim Ea#h hasH tHe Eueat= =a.Ims3 sHt af Their raam= ae1 ru-8r5 tHa HehrsH.H simpson down rHr halls with rx-fta4 aNc.#mt- 1iaus and fIsrcr tHfe3t-.
 Don't ~hert. deH-f =heett Tll -Bf- render" yelled Simpson. Hut l. J.
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MISS z MCCORMICK NARROWLY ESCAPES DEATH AT GERMAN
 HOSPITAL.

%tN EEtNtT-sss. tHr sfua-4...s attH faaE# IsH4a 5 fat#HHt l aH. Fgr"tH Hef.tsH Hta. rHsa l I=Ha sfsH "t es. NH E. HaUarWls-. f. pretty "Hr- d.ft5I-l u tH,- st-, f+f- raaly ,-aap..I s.tth H,r If.. Tnur.HH. HisHt. lH ste Hes HHu' ts=#Ha =t- teaiants a..rins sli. I.H HslI. eaHe ta er HH rHar rHa HurTr H8flreH t8 ffer herself frH tHr .Ht-a- af tH- Efd2ed man
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 SAN rEANctSeu. Nur Wtrrd adbrrt Mos. Eq. tbr EHrh h -tore nph,r and ,u.braa u.N,ust. Uha al. arrested oH 1uue matter or neglect 4hs ta rae hs hetei bill secured bal k f-rIay and immediately rre4m meaerd his search for laeal ralur fsf his forthcoming uoNeL "ffer Mouthe ,"
 My heok' said Moss Esq showing his hands into his plaid trousers pogk- ats. "is sonnet. ing au tar order of 1rhr-r W.ek." beats it m fact Nar vulear vau understand oh dras m~. un. Just er .H.IE Ha, 'rhtr. We.k- but stronger
 Sa,iua ssut,h Moss ESq rIu,k,d at
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CASE DISMISSED.

The case against Nelson. Johnson and Iverson. who Were charged with tres passing on a claim near Moonlight Springs. was dismissed yesterday in the commissioners court.
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SEEKS HEROINE
 FOR FIVE MONTHS"

WILL PRODUCE WORK LIKE THREE WEEKS" BUT JUST
 LITTLE STRONGER.
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ouit-Ctaim Deed.

 Louis Trafelct ,t at to < C. EIeh= ter. <. X feet uf lat 5e hiock 9 Aug 3i. l9uS.
 Special Power Of Attorney, Martin 4 Nicholson ta John Finer sau
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Mother Lode Quarsz claim. an An. vii NIL July sS laos John I'm
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E6oeworth Tobacco at Yorky..
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VttrhttItHf
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-12-01
SEARCH FOR BODIES
They Were Killed Simply Because
One Man Wanted 70 see Blood
Run-Attack Made After the Men
Had Been Dragged by conspirators.

CHICAGO, Ills, Nov. 27.-The tragic
details Of the murder by Filipino Gill
men of H. D. Everett of the forestry
ervice, and Tilden r. Wakley, a school
teacher, were made public here today
by Ebenezer Wakley father of one Of
the slain men. The elder Wakley to-
day received reports completing the
record of the crime and of the expedi-
ton which resulted in recovering the
skeletons of the two Americans and
two Filipinos who accompanied them.
Everett was engaged in forestry in
vestigatiOns in a sparsely settled and
wild section Of the island Of Negroes
and was accompanied into the hills by
Wakley who wished to spend his vaca-
ton in the open. Their failure to re-
turn, vas followed by rumors OF the
murder and Major Abeam and Lieut..
Ford, with thirty nine men, took the.
trail. Despite false guides, swollen
streams, almost incessant deluges Of
tropical rains and short rations, the
party worked its way into the heart OF
the hill country. The trail led into a
jungle of the Bayaul mountains and
into a hamlet known as Stio Dalige.
Here the bodies of the slain men, or
rather their skeletons, for the bones
had been picked clean by insects and
the suns of many months, were found.
A shot, part of a note book, and a num-
Der of buttons proved the identity of
the skeletons From the hill men cap
tured and interviewed, it was learned
that the murders probably occurred on
May II, and that the deed was ac-1
complished under the leadership of a
chief named Ayhao.
Ayhao in the guise of friendship be-
came the guide of the party and one
night, just because "he felt like kill
ing someone" drugged the party with
fumes Of the tuyug tuyug plant. He
and his followers then fell upon their
victims and slew them.
Major Ahearn found that upon his
approach most of the hillmen fed,
among them the arch-murderer, who
was reported in the Businesses of the
hills. At the time the rations had be-
nearly exhausted, much of the
rice having spoiled by rain, and Major
Ahearn followed the trail no longer,
but gathering the skeletons and SUCH
articlues as were found, returned to
his base Of supplies.
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~RALLANTlNE NEWS.

BALLANTINE, Mont, Nov. "a
very enjoyable affair took place at
the home of Mr.. l. L. Brooks, north
of Ballantine, last Wednesday. 1t was
the celebration of the golden wedding
of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Brooks.
A bountiful dinner was served at 2
o'clock, at which twenty-five friends
and relatives sat down.
In the evening the Ballantine Glee
club sang. The young men were in
yited In and served with lunch. The
pleasant day closed with a musical
program rendered by the glee club.
Nj. and Mrs. Brooks received many
presents from their numer-
GUS relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks were married
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-12-01
FIVE INTERESTING EVENTS AN
NouNcED FOR TONIGHT.
MEDALS ARE HUNG UP
Event VIII Be Held one Night q.
Each Month for Five Months-Win-
ners Of Each Months' Contest Will
Garry Medals.
SATURDAYS Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
The ars,t Of a series Of athletic con
tests. covering q period Of ave
months, will take place at the Y. M.
C. A. gymnasium tonight. Three med,
ais are to be contested for and they
are in the shape OF very handsome
watch fobs. The first is Of gold, the
second of silver and the third OF
bronze.
There are already a large number
of entries, but as the entries will not
close until tomorrow night, the list
thus far entered will not be pub
lished.
There are three events to be con-
tested for and each entry will take
part in all the events and under the
y. N. G. A. system Of scoring it is pos
sible for each entry to have a show
for winning one Of the prizes.
First event: Two laps run on the
gymnasium track.
Second event: Running high jump.
Third event: Putting 12-pound
shot.
Fourth event: Five laps On floor Of
gymnasium.
The first event will take place on
the gymnasium track and the other
three on the gymnasium floor.
The first meet OF the five will take
place tonight, Saturday, but the re-
mainder will take place some Tues.
day evening during the month.
The winners Of tonight's contest
first, second and third, will wear the
medals for the ensuing month and so
on and it is barely possible that any
Of the entries may eventually win the
gold medal by maintaining a high av-
erage at each Of the contests, and new.
er get first in any Of them.
The contest has created interest in
the Y. NJ. G. A. athletic club and there
IS already much friendly rivalry.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-12-01
CHILD SUFFERS
SEVERE INJURY
LITTLE CHILD HAS ENDS OF
FINGERS CRUSHED.

From Saturdays Daily.
The little eight-months-old child of
Crit Dunnigan, a rancher, living about
eight miles west Of Billings suffered
a very painful accident while playing
on the aoor of the sitting room at the
family home last Wednesday.
A member Of the family was sitting
in a rocking chair rocking to and fro,
when the baby unnoticed crawled I'M
der the chair and stuck one Of its
little hands under the rocker.
The rocker caught the ends Of the
child's fingers and it is feared that it
will be necessary to amputate them,
though all that medical skill can do
is now being done to save the little
ones hand from being disfgured for
life.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-12-01
VISITORS YESTERDAY

List Of Those Registered It the Cham.
Der Of Commences.
From Saturdays Daily.
The following is a list Of those who
registered at the rooms Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce yesterday:
R. G. Hansen, DEBORAH, Iowa.
Fl. 3. Wolfe, Bridger, Mont.
G. D. Eastman, Stacy, Mont.
H. A. Pierson, Stacy, Mont.
w. e. Cox, Topeka, Kan.
Walter H. Holmes, Olympia, Wash.
George 4. Wells. Palouse, Wash.
p. A. Monson, Valley City, N. d.
Chris Nicholson, Livingston, Mont.
NJ. =. Ham. Sharpleigh, Maine.