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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-05-19
POPULAR BILLINGS GIRL sue.
cuMBs TO APPENDICITIS.
HOST OF FRIENDS HERE
Was . Devout Christian and Promi-
nent Church Worker-Leaves "a
ther, Mother, Brother and Sister.
Funeral Services Today.

Jennie Carlson, the 18-year-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Carl
son Of North Twenty-seventh street.
died Sunday morning at d.. Johnson's
hospital in this city following an oDer-
alton for appendicitis. Relatives and
friends Of the young lady are grief
stricken over her untimely death.
Miss Carlson had been sick but 2
short time. Early in her illness she
was removed to the hospital for the
operation which she failed to survive.
Her condition was not considered Sc.
rious until Sunday morning, and death
was so sudden that it came as q great
shock to her many friends, few Of
whom knew that she was sick.
Besides a father and mother, Miss
Carlson leaves a brother. Hilmon
Carlson, and a sister, Mrs. Joe GIL
lis, both residing In this city. Miss
Carlson was a cousin Of Mrs. Gwen
Burla Of Wyoming avenue.
Came From Chicago.
The deceased came to Billings with
her parents from Chicago about 81
years ago. She attended the public
t schools here and after g%raduatinz
from grammar school attended bnsi
ness college. Although quiet and re
served, Miss Carlson made a hos
OF friends among the young people o
the city. She was a devout Christian
and church worker, attending thu
First Methodist church regularly ant
taking an active. part in the yount
peoples auxiliary society. OF q sym
pathetic nature and lovable disposi
tion she had many beautiful traits 9
character which endeared her to he,
friends, whom she numbered by tn
score.
Funeral services will be held THU
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the FRS
Methodist church, and interment vii
be made IN the Billings cemetery
Rev. Edward Smith will oficiate.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-05-19
CONSERVATIVES
WIN IN JAPAN
RESULTS OF RECENT POLITICAL
ELECTION PUBLISHED.

Toxic, May 19.-The results Of the
recent political elections held through
out Japan, have just become known in
detail and are summarized as follows:
The Seiyukai, or conservative party
elected 100 members, the progressives
~, independents So, Diados 80 and the
Yukokai q. The commercial interests
haYe a largely increased representa-
ton, which, with the aid of the pledged
Independents and seiqukai will com.
lmand an absolute majority.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-05-19
WOULD UNITE NIT
METHODlSTS
CONFERENCE Will II CONSIDER
AN AMALoAMArloN.,
A STRONG CHURCH
Methodist Protestant Denomination
Would Have Other Branches Of
Methodlsm Come Back to Former
Positlon-Mlght Effect Others.

Pittsburg, May l8.-The annual
conference of the Methodist Protes-
tant church, in session here, has SO
far taken no definite action on the
question Of amalgamation with other
denominations. The whole question
is being considered by q committee.
The overtures from the Methodist
Episcopal church asking the Metho-
dist Protestants to return to its fold,
unexpectedly adopted at the Balti-
more Methodist Episcopal conference
last week. has considerably compli-
Gated the question Of q consolidation
OF the Methodist Protestant, United
Brethren and Congregational denomi-
nations, which was originally the
chief question before the conference
here. E
The committee from Baltimore, in
Guiding Senator John p. Dolliver OF
Iowa, was given a most enthusiastic
welcome here this morning, and pre-
.sentation Of the formal overtures
was followed by q scene such as is
seldom witnessed ii q church. The
address Of the committeeman, to all
appearances, had the effect Of max
ing many Of the Methodist Protestant
delegates stop to consider whether It
would moi. be better to reunite with
the parent body than with the other
two denominations.
It was the first invitation from the
mother church in the 80 years OF sep.
aration extended to the seceders. A
high dignitary Of the Methodist Epis.
copal church said today that there
are II different Methodist denomi-
nations in the United States, and that
II the Methodist Protestant could be
induced to reunite with the Methodist
Episcopal all Of the II will soon be
Joined in one body and the colored
church placed in a conference by it
self.
4 E- Y& E-
Rev. DR.. w. Douglas Mckenzie
president Of the Congregational The
illogical seminary OF Hartford, Conn.
representative Of the national council
Of the Congregational church, occu
pied most OF the afternoon session II
speaking on behalf Of that denomina
ton in support Of the proposed uniol
Of the Methodist Protestant Congre
gational and United Brethren sects
which has been under consideration
by the several bodies for the past fou
years. This would bring about q t.
tai membership Of owe 100000, It
said.
sEG ~ NI-aE &#fEg5@- IL. Llr.LI
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TIME TO ACT.
Don't Wait for the Fatal Stages Of Kid
ney Illness. Profit by Billings

sI- OSy llIUS8Ss FIVlle Wy 9stubs90
Peoples Experiences.
Occasional attacks of backache, ir-
regular %urination, headaches, n
dizzy spells j common early symp-
toms Of kidney disorders. It's an
error to neglect these ills. The at
tacks may pass off for a time but re-
turn with greater intensity. # there
are symptoms of ~dropsy-puny swell
ings below the eyes, bloating OF limbs
and ankles, or any part Of the body,
dent delay a minute. Begin taking
Doan's Kidney Pills, and keep up the
treatment until the kidneys are we'll,
when your old time health and vtgor
will return. Cures In Billings prove
the effectiveness Of this great kidney
remedy.
j. D. Fulmer, living at 224 Wyoming
avenue, Billings, Mont, says: = have
used Doan's Kidney Pills on different
occasions for over fifteen years and at
times do not know what I would have
done without them. Ny work as 9
penter is very hard or the kidneys and
as a result I frequently suffered from
backache and sharp darting pains
through my loins. l never found 2
remedy SO effective for these troubles
as Doan's Kidney Pills and they have
never failed to relieve the most sert.
GUS attack, / know from experiences
that Deans Kidney Pills are unequal
led as a kidney remedy and take pleas
IRE in recommending them to others
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
cents. FosterMilburn CO., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doans-sand
take no other.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-05-19
RAlLsBAck SELLS STAND.
stapleton Cigar stand Sold to New
X Arrival.

c. A. Railsback yesterday sold the
stapleton cigar and news stand, iocat-
ed in. the stapleton building, to J. M.
Moves, who recently arrived in the
city from Canada. The new owner
took possession Of the stand yester-
day and will continue to sell the can
dies, cigars, newspapers and maya.
zines az before.
Mr.. Railsback will soon leave the
city for his ranch near Rapids, where
he will devote his time looking after
his farming interests there.
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Carl Wells. who has been attending
the Denver Medical college and who
stopped in Billings to visit the family
Of Mrs. Florence Wilson, left yester-
day for his home in Lavina to visit
his mother. g
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-05-19
LOCAL and PERSONAL

IN ~ EIgT"5 z1-EE ms FHNN "Ll
G. B. Fletcher is in the city from
Helena.
P.sJ. Booth left yesterday for North
Yakima, Wash.
A. L. Sipes Of Butte was in the
Magic city Sunday.
Mrs. "A. B. Crandall Of Red Lodge is
visiting in the city.
John Player of Sheridan, Wyo., was
in the city yesterday.
w. l.. Milton of Belfry was q Sun
day arrival in the city.
G. S. Gupton was in the city yes
terday from Miles City.
DR.. and Mrs. Cram were in the city
Monday from Park City.
Edgar Gibson of Livingston was In
the Sugar city yesterday.
H. T. Plunkett was an arrival in
Billings Sunday from Bridger.
Thomas Green Of Livingston regis
tered at a local hotel yesterday.
H.'H. Campbell was a business Wis
itor from Grow Agency yesterday.
H. P. Babcock left the city yester-
day for his tie camp near Roundup.
w. G. Donelson, a rancher of Red
Lodge, was a visitor in Billings Sun
day.
H. H. Phelps and Z. A. Weinberg,
both Of Butte, were in Billings Mon
day.
M. j. Case and Jerre G. Murphy
were in Billings Sunday from Hell
ena.
M. T. Rutherford, a business man
OF Miles City, was in the city yester.
day.
Frank NJ. Brooder left yesterday for
a few days business trip to Sheridan,
Wyo.
DR.. W.. x. sudduth arrived in the
city Sunday from his ranch at Broad
view.
u. D. Falls, principal of the Carbon
county high school, was a city visitor
Sunday.
G. M. Mccullough and George e.
Quay Of Belgrade were in the city
yesterday.
George Farmer, a rancher and bus
mess man Of Huntley, was in Billings
yesterday.
Mrs. G. g. Desmond left yesterday
morning for a visit with reatives in
Des Moines, Ia.
r. r. st. John left yesterday fol
Reedley, Cal, where he. will remain
for some time.
Carl Green of Big Timber arrived il
the city Sunday morning, remaining
over yesterday.
f. Mrs. G.. H. Keel and Miss Kati.
Youngholter were Monday visitors
from Red Lodge.
Samuel p. Dove wa in Billings yes
terday from Huntley, where he is en-
gagged in business.
George F. Colby, a well known
woolbuyer Of Boston, arrived in tn
city Sunday morning.
A. E. Bailey, an insurance agen
with headquarters in San Francisco
is in Billings on business.
H. e. Lobdell, q merchant Of 81
Xavier who formerly resided in Bill
ings, is in the city on business.
Nat G. Carwile left yesterday morr
ing for q visit with his brother. Fran,
Carwile. who lives in Deadwood, ST.
Mrs. j. G. Bates left yesterday 70
Two Harbor, MINI, having receive
word that her brother had died there
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. McLarrine lei
for their home in Dietz. Wyo., yeste'
day after spending several days ]
the city.
N Alex NJ. Voolfolk arrived in tn
lAity yesterday from his ranch nea
Lavina to visit his family, which r
sides in this city.
MI. and Mrs. Dave Wolfson and II
tie son Jacob left yesterday for Ch
cago to visit NJ. schin. q banker
that city and relative OF, Mr.. Wol
son.
-
Rev. D. ]. Dunkin left yesterday 4
49t.Slsaxs 49, SsSftTaFt ss'$S. 3AAyEeT5 ssEse% SIS
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From Sundays Daily.
II. B. Drum is in Billings from his
ranch near Fattig.
r. q. Bartholf returned yesterday
from Loveland, Colo.
3. White Of Park City was q satur-
day visitor in. the city.
Albert A. Paisley was in the city
yesterday from Bozeman.
w. w. Worthington was In the city
yesterday from Bear Creek.
DR.. James Chapple returned yester-
day morning from Miles City.
j. "a. Daley spent yesterday n the
city on business from Glendive.
H. Brownson Smith, an insurance
adjuster Of Butte, is In the city.
Sam Garvin was in Billings yester-
day from his ranch 9 ar Hargrave.
A. Reilly returned yesterday from a
weeks visit at Hunters Hot Springs.
g. R. McClave Of Moore raj regis
tered at one Of the local hotels yester-
day. 4
r. w. Conway and D. U. Williams
Of Livingston were visitors in Billings
yesterday.
State Senator s. H. .Glidden Of
Bridger was an arrival in the Magic
city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Coop and Mrs.
II. IA. Hall were visiting in the city
yesterday from Huntley.
e. B. Merrill, a lumberman OF
Bridger, was a visitor in the Sugar
city yesterday on business.
Judge James R. Goss returned yes
terday from Butte, where he attended
the republican state convention.
Hon. William Lindsay of Glendive
stopped over in Billings a short time
yesterday 0 n his way home from
Butte. 4
Arthur Upham Of Des Moines, Ia.
is in the city visiting the family o.
Mrs. Florence Wilson.
Harry Wilson Of the Livingston En-,
terprise is in the city visiting his
mother and sister over Sunday.
Senator j.. r. Mckay OF Miles CITY
stopped over In the city yesterday
enroute to his home from Butte.
Joe Choiser, a wholesale dealer o.
Forsyth, was in Billings yesterday
looking after business interests here
Miss Marie Sleeper left yesterda,
morning for Chicago, where she will
take a two-months' kindergarten
course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley F. Black wer'
!, in Billings yesterday from Huntley
MI. Black is an engineer in the recla
nation service.
J. "A. Metcalf, editor Of the Dawson
County REVIEW, was a vlsltor m Bill
ings Friday night, while en- route t
Glendive from Butte.
+ Tony Matheson went to Helena yet
terday morning, where he will atteny
i the convention Of the state association
Of fire insurance agents.
II w. 8. Arthur and Claude Glen, chic
clerk and auditor respectively Of tn
reclamation service at Huntley, wer
Billings visitors yesterday.
y Miss Laura Treedo, who formerl
was connected with the postoflc
news stand. returned yesterday mor1
y ing from an extended visit with rels
tives in Hancock, Mich.
= Laura Talgo, Alma Rinehart an
Clara Lehfeldt left yesterday for th
Ludwig Lehfeldt ranch in the Mu'
n selshell country, where they wi
2 spend their vacation. "a
M IbNN aL EMhE ~
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G14V
Oklahoma City. Okla, where he will
attend the May anniversaries Of the
Baptist denomination which will be
held in that city the latter part Of
May. 9@is
From Saturdays Daily.
G. E. Bloner was a visitor yester-
! day from Forsyth.
J.. g. Partridge was an arrival yes
terday from Butte.
G. w. Elgin was in Billings yester-
day from Casper, Wyo.
George T. Lamport was in the city
yesterday from Bear Creek.
c. E. Bever of Forsyth is visiting
in this city for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Burke Of Belfry
were in the city yesterday.
NJ. H. McElroy Of Butte was a bust
ness visitor in the city yesterday.
o. J. shreve OF Decker, Mont, was
in Billings yesterday on business.
3. o. Railsback left last night for
Portland, Ore, on a business trip.
H. H. Kirby Of the Owl Creek Coal
company Of Kirby, Wyo.. is in the city.
DR.. j. H. Rinehart expects to return
to the city from Miles City this morn
ing.
County Commissioner M. w. era
mer Of Laurel visited the Sugar city
yesterday.
3. E. Wright and Harry Drum, both
Of Helena, were in the Sugar city
yesterday.
G. J. Hoffbauer returned Wednes
day from a few days business trip t.
Sand Point, Idaho.
Fred g. Barnett left for his home II
Cody, Wyo., yesterday after spending
several days in the city.
Howard b. Wiley, cashier Of thu
First National bank Of Miles City, VIA.
a city visitor yesterday.
H. p. Vermilye returned yesterda!
afternoon from a three-weeks' visi
in the state of Washington.
Walter Anderson, q well know
newspaper man Of Red Lodge, was II
Billings yesterday on business.
NJ, Thomas ]. Bouton left for Helen
), yesterday, where he will attend tn
fire insurance agents convention to
day. ;s5s$
: George w. Arlington transactev
business in Billings yesterday, re
turning to his home in Fromberg las
night.
g W. l.. Hedges. representative Of
large eastern automobile manufactul
: ing concern, was In the city yestel
3 day on business.
Miss Donna veltum of Billings an
J. Mrs. DR.. F. H. Sturgeon Of Loga1
/ left Wednesday night for an extende
visit in eastern cities.
Xix s.. w. Soule went to silesia yeste'
where he will spend several day
looking over oil properties there
!. which he is interested.
George 3. Roberts, president Of th
Commercial National, one Of th
largest banking institutions IN Chic
go, visited Billings yesterday.
R. 2. Shepherd and L. q. Easto
,-left yesterday morning for q sewers
!, days trip over the Billings bench
!, look at the farms in that vicinity.
William F. Van Buskirk, secretal
OF the Colonial Trust & Savings bar
= Of Chicago, stopped over in the eli
q short time to see Miss Hetty Graz
It ford, a former schoolmate.
r Mrs. Phillip F. Connolly Of Siot
u City, "a, arrived in the city yesterdt
to visit her daughters, Mrs. Frank
le Ryan and Miss Kate Connolly at Il
n home Of the former at GIL Nor
Twenty-eighth street.
Miss Jessie Railsback left 10
night for Missoula. where she "
Visit her sister Edna, who is atten
:. ing the state university there. Isl
:. intends to remain until after 81
commencement exercises In viii
several Billings girls receive gradr
or ton diplomas.
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Man. wants Job as dairyman. first
class. Address Box No. 81, fIuntley,
Montana.
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Oklahoma City. Okla, where he vi
attend the May anniversaries Of til
Baptist denomination which will b
held in that city the latter part I
May. 8#i
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-09-20
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