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her color-scheme, and she made a
striking appearance.
The Garden Isle deputed Miss Emma
Phi to represent her, and John Hol-
linger announced her coming. Purple
and green were her colors and very
well they became the wearer. The
green was the green of the sweet mo-
kihana, chaplet OF which the Kauai
princess wore.
Last came MoIokai, in the person of
Miss Victoria Meyers. James Holt act
ed as her herald and her colors were
green and white. the green of the ku-
kui which has ever been Molokafs
floral emblem. Miss Meyers rode well
and was well mounted.
IT has been arranged that each prin-
cess should wear the flower most pop
ular in the island which she repre-
scented and the flowers used yesterday
will be worn in future parades.
Oahu won first prize and the an
nouncement was greeted by applause.
Mrs. Meyers looked and rode splen-
didly and few complaints were heard
over the judges decision.
Miss Alice Bartholomew took second
prize for Maui and Miss Emma Rose,
Hawaii's princess, was awarded spe-
cial prize.
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ty-two STUDENTS from the Punahou
Preparatory school represented in cos,
tune naedieval court, was one of
the striking sections in the parade.
Led by TIA heralds, gaily appareled
in buff andblue suits, the court con-
sisting of the King and Queen, court
Jester, lordN and ladies in waiting, and
pages, in respondent color rode proud
ly forth upon prancing steeds. They
had prominent place before the
judges stand which gave all a chance
to admire them.
The costume of Mary Won Holt, the
Queen. was of the time of Queen Eliza
beth. 1t was of rich turquoise blue
material. She wore a turban crown
and flowing veil. The gown was
trimmed with dark blue velvet and
with ermine and pearls. She rode
Warren's white horse. In figure and
face and costume, she made queenly
appearance. Although she rode side
saddle to which she is not accustomed,
she proved a most graceful equestrian.
The royal pair attracted much atten-
ton.
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Charles Lucas, was beautiful. 1t was
made of crimson silk plush, which
shone in the sunlight and was
trimmed with old lace and pearl orna-
ments. He rode Madge McCandless's
black horse which went well with the
white horse of the Queen. He had
King Kalakaua's saddle blanket. This
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-22

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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-22

LL ~ * -IEnH 8a4I ~ ELI GEEEA
G. F. De Groat, master mechanic OF
the Northern Pacific railroad in Liv-
Fingston, is ID the city on business con-
nected with the road.
Mrs. F. 3. Collins. wife of an at
torney OF Forsyth left on No. Q, yes
terday, after having made a business
trip to the Sugar City.
Major j. p. Edwards Of Forsyth was
in the city this morning enroute home
from Helena where he attended the
Republican state convention.
MISS Edna Railsback OF this city Left
this morning tor the State university
of Illinois at Champaign where She
will attend school this winter.
Continued on Sixth Page.)
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can convention as delegates from yell
.|lowstone county. The other delegates
arrived on another train.
Lewis b. Keil, auditor Of the Hamil-
ton National bank pf Chicago and a
brother OF the Keil brothers Of this
city. Is visiting in the city. Mr.. Keil
was In the city a year ago.
]. q. Bates. Of this city, returned
yesterday tpom Miles City where he
spent seyeral days on business. MI.
B~ates Says the cowtown Dc on a steady
growth and business is good there.
Mrs. r. H. Luce, Of Davenport,
Wash, is visiting in the city and regis
tered at one Of the hotels. Mr.. Luce
is the bank examiner tor the north
western district of the United States.
Mrs. Frank Kihm and family arrived
in Billings, Tuesday from Dickinson,
IN. D., and will make Billings their
future home. Mr.. Kihm is manager
Of the Commercial hotel on Montana
avenue.
M. Hebgen OF Butte, connected with
the Billings and Eastern Montana
Power company. is IN the city. Mr..
Hebgen says~~that the new electric
liAht wires into Laurel will probably
be Aeohnected by November L.
Mrs. Edward Fraser has returned
from an extended visit to southern
points. While away she spent some
time in Omaha, Kansas City, Dallas
and Galveston, visiting all the points
Of interest In the gulf city.
Frederick w. Hill and 3. u. Jen-
nings of Chicago were in Billings yes.
terday and registered at the Chamber
Of Commerce. The two gentlemen are
looking over conditions in this sec
tion. Last evening they were enter
tanned at dinner by P. A. Williams.
Mrs. Mary Rademaker formerly q
resident of Billings, who now makes
her home in st. Paul, Mimi, is vi 'it-
ing relations in the city. Mrs. Rade-
makers daughters Miss Amy and
Dora are attending school at the Bos-
ton Conservatory Of Music and North
field Minnesota college respectively.
DR.. James Chapple left yesterday
for Washington, D.. g., accompanied
by his family. The doctor goes al q
delegate to the International Tubercu.
losis convention, he having been ap'
pointed by Governor Norris. on their
way the Chapple family will visit Can.
ada and some Of the leading American
cities.
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JAMES r. GOSS
NOMINATED FOR BENCH
CONTINUED from First Page.)
elected to administer the affairs Of
the judgeship in a manner that would
raAac+ nrna3% ~ x $n,or #88

elected to administer the affairs Of
the ~judgeship in a manner that would
reflect credit on the bar.
j. Henry Nibbe Of Yellowstone
county, =. g. Lyndes Of Rosebud conn
~ and w. r. Meyer Of Carbon county
were named as a central committee
and were authorized to fill any vacan-
cies occurring in the ticket or on the
committee. sg
When the convention adjourned the
delegates repaired to the Northern
hotel, where q banquet was given by
the local members Of the bar II honor
Of the visiting delegates and members
OF the bar attending the conventt6R-
70. u. Goddard presided at the banquet
and talks were made by Judge G0ss,
j. g. Lyndes. Attorney Lombard and
Henry A. Firth.
Judge Goss Well Known.
Judge Goss is one Of the best known
attorneys in Eastern Montana, being
the Oldest member Of the local bar
association. He came to Billings be-
fore the advent OF the railroad In 1882
and has lived here continuously. He
has served as county attorney and -
mayor Of Billings and during the terri
torial days he was Judge Of the probate
court. He has been president Of the
Yellowstone County Bar association
since It's Organization.
The Republican nominee was born
In 1S4s near New York city, and 90 Is
60 years old. He studied at OberIin,
Ohio, and then went to the University
Of Michigan, from the law school Of
which he graduated In 1876. He re-
manned In Michigan FOL about ive
years, when he started west and "a
Gated in 1881. IN 1882 he came %
Billings.
Judge Goss Is married and resides
on North Thirtieth street. He has
one child, now Mrs. =. w. Chappla.
Judge Goss stands high In the con-
munity and has often taken active pa1t
in movements seeking for the I'm
provement Of Billings and the sur
rounding country.
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PLEADS GUILTY. 10 THEFT.

Entered Sample Room and stols
Watch, Fob and Pocketbook.
J. G. Kolpar yesterday pleaded gull
ty to a charge Of petit larceny II ~
tice Mann's court and VA sentenced
to 20 days in the county jail.
Kolpar entered one Of the sample
rooms at the Grand hotel. where -
was employed o. bell boy. and took :
watch fob and . pocketbook. Other aT~
ticles were missed but he denied taA-
Ing them.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-22
n. G. Jolley to Agnes Collins, lots
17-18, bolck 1856, Billings, $4,000.

.A8s&& YA- aE3M#NN
n. G. Jolley to Agnes Collins, lots
17-18, bolck 1856, Billings. $4,000.
Olive "A. Dewey to Julia NJ. Sam
lin. lots 1, 2, 3, block IA, Billings, 81
Mamie G. Baker to w. @. selbrede,
lot Is block Al, Billings, 81.
F. G.. Yost ct TX. to e. r. mccarthy,
lot Is in $. w. X, Sec. 9. z. 1 s.,
r. 26 p, 81. 8#ss 88
He. Sampson and husband to G.sE
setergren, lots 11-12. block z. Laurel
Realty subdivision, Laurel. $500.
NJ. p. Young ct TX. to ~ y. Setter
gren, otis ! to 10. block y. Lanrei
Heights. 81.
Laurel Realty CO. to G. p. Setter
gren, lots II to Is, block 9. 3. Lau-
rel. 81.
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Gould, replied that It was very neces-
.sary that Mrs. Gould be provided for
at once. He said:
mrs. Could is being bounded BY
agents Of the defendant and shad-
owed wherever she goes by his sries.
Life IL made miserable for her and
she has recently bsen made the victim
OF a rank conspiracy to blacken hei
character by the defendant. Testi-
mony has been purchased by wit
nesses. II Nj. Gould was willing to
spread scandalous abuse Of his wife
throughout q twenty-four page an
swer he should como into court and
|substanttate these charges"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-22
THlRTY-TWo REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS RECORDED.
IN OFFICE Of RECORDER
Increased Activity ia Billings, laurel
and Valley Property-Dealers Say
THAT There is an Increase in the
Inquiry for Property.

sLOcal real estate dealefs declare
that there is a healthy demand for
good residence property in the city.
The inquiry is also SAID to be i'm
proving. During the past week there
have been 80 real estate transfers re-
corded in the Office Of the county clerk
and recorder and while the total
amount Of the transactions will not
be known, since 1t Is the custom to
place 81 as the consideration In 50
many deeds, it will probably run above
the tens Of thousands Of dollars.
Real estate in Billings and Laurel
has been active and there has been 9
demand for county property. The fol
lowing are the transfers recorded dur
ing the past week:
H. Terrell to D. 3. Wolfson, lot Z.
block 100, original town OF Billings, 81.
Montana Realty & Land Co. to p.
b. EARLY, lots I, 2, 8, block 50, High
land addition to Billings, 81.
j.. M. O'Grady to r, @. Kline, lots
ga, block 8, Billings. 81.
Laurel Realty Co. to G. J.. Mccoy,
lot s, block 4, Laurel Realty subdivis
ion, Laurel, 81.
Jeter Arnold to e. S. Boole, w. X,
8. W. u, section 12-1 N.-26 g., $40.
R. 3. Shepherd to CT. Watkins, lots
q, y, %, "a, block z, north. elevation
subdivision Billings, $1,000.
United States to G.F straub, 8. Il.
N. 3. v and N. y, 8. p. X, section
20, township 8 Mr.. 81 e., $486.
G. Yegen to s. M. vestal, lots 10,
block 1876. Billings. 81.
w. b. George ct al. to Great North
ern Railway Co, part s. p. K. s. 1, 2.
T. 2, s., R. "a -, 81.
State Of Montana to D. F. Smith,
N. ". ". S. 16. ia n, R. % E., 81,
D. F. Smith ct ux to Billings &
Northern Townsite Co, N. ". u, $.
16, T. 4 N, r. % B., 81.
Fidelity Trust & Investment Co. to
w. C. Selbrede. lots % and "a, block
143. Billings, 81.
L. S. Jelison ct u j. to Geo. T. Claw.
son, lot "a and w. u rs, block |, Sub.
urban subdivision, 81.
United States to Ova A. Lawson, W.
". s. w. u, Sec. 10; p. u, s. 3. X.
Sec. g., T. IN, R. "a F., 3487.3O.
Z. "A. Nutting ct ". to R. G.. Fly,
lots 9 and 10. bolck 10, Nutting sub
division, Laurel, 81
L. A. Nutting ct ux. to Jennie Ramp,
guardian, lots II, 1s, 81, 20, block 70,
Nutting subdivision, Laurel, 81.
L. "A. Nutting ct ux. to D. A. Kamp,
lots Is and IL, block IL, Nutting sub
division, Laurel, 81.
Suburban Homes Co. to L. s. Jelli'
son, lot SO, block 8, Suburban subdi
vision. Billings, 81.
Viola Schlee and husband to ]. Lie
wellyn, sundry land, see record.
Fred ]. Mashaw ct ux. to North
Real Estate Loan and Title Co, lots
8 to 6, block II. Billings, 81.
"A. Z. Babcock to Fred ]. Mashaw,
lots 8 to 6. block II. Billings. 81.
Minnesota and Montana Land and
Improvement CO. to Austin North,
lots 10. block go, Billings, 81.
Billings Realty Co. to Cora ]. Get.
chell. lots 27-2s. block 10. West Side
subdivision, $3.50.
Billings Realty Co. to Charles Boyer,
lots 1882, block Is. West Side add
hon, $500.
Billings Realty Co. to W. Il. Moore
lots 1895. block 81. West Side subdi
vision. $500.
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CANNOT ACT ON ROADS.

Right Of Way Not Granted ths County
and Consideration n Possponed.
The board OF county commissioner
met yesterday TO hear the vievers -
ports on : number Of roads and .
consider road petitions, but - -
right Of 10y along N The proposed
roads hid not been granted eonsidessr
ton Of them had to be p~ostpcaed untala
some future date.
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the entire agitation over t q BrOWnS-.
vile matter was in large part not a
genuine agitation on behalf Of coloredt
men at all, but merely one phase OF
OF the effort by the representatives OF
certain Law defying corporations to
bring discredit upon the %administra,
ton, because 1t was seeking to cut out
the evils connected, not only with
the corrupt use Of wealth, but especial
I1y with the corrupt alliance between
business men Of large fortune and GER
tain politicians OF great once. Veno-
nous hostility Of these interests and
Of their special representative In pub
lie life and In the press TO the nomina-
ton Of Mi. Taft was merely the nat
ural sequence Of their hostility to the
measures Of the administration for the
regulation OF great corporations doing
an interstate business and to the atti-
xude Of the administration In consist
emily prosecuting all offenders OF great
wealth, precisely rs It has prosecuted
all other offenders. Mr.. TAFT has been
dominated for the very reason that he
Is the antithesis of the forces that
were responsible for Nj. Foraker. The
letter OF MI. Taft is as follows:
Mr.. Taft's Letter.
"sWar Department, Washington.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-22

From Saturdays Daily.
Sam Gebo went to Red Lodge yes
terday.
G. McAllister has returned from a
trip to Carbon county.
w. A. Brown, was in Huntley or
business yesterday.
M. A. Rademaker Of Wiboux is in
the city on business.
John C. Orrick and son Of Custer
are in the city to-day.
Thomas Gambler and wife Of Lavina
are visiting friends in Billings.
Mrs. W. "A. Russell Of Huntley is
among the visitors in the city today.
c. E. Shepherd is among the visit
tors from Livingston in the city today.
Max Kahn, a business man OF New
York, is in the Sugar City on bu.i-
aess.
Mr.. o. q. Beindy of Laurel is stop
ping in town for a few days on bus
mess.
DR.. w. "a. Russell Of Huntley was
in Billings yesterday on q business
trip.
James A. Flint of Pony, Mont, il
attending to business matters in the
city today.
VIM. Rea, Jr., the well known sheep
man Of St. Paul, is IN the city today
on business.
Or. ID. G. Brooke is in the city to
day nrom Helena, attending to BUSH
ness matters.
R. Boose of Yellowstone National
Park Is among the visitors In the city
this afternoon.
Miss Ann O'Shea has returned t.
her home in Red Lodge after q visit
in Billings.
P. Newman Of the Saltwater coun-
try is attending, to business in the
sugar oitv TO-DAY.
Miss Ehel Hanaard lem R,llinrs
this morning to attend school At Ferry
Hall near Chicago.
Thomas .. Butler. editor of The Red
Lodge Daily picket Is -transactine
business in the city today.
Arnold j.. Neate Of Bridrer arrived
I'm the city last might to look after
important business matters.
= ! r,,ho,, =. !. - :, c.,.
houn & Adams Of Columbus Il among
the visitors in the city today.
1,d1a case .a,,rn.a v..t...,, ~
NJ d +nom H.,ana 49,. u was )
visitor al the stat. convention.
49,, I Z ga raw..a r,,ahn
rai,rn.d ,-ont ! ,ocataa u sno.
-. q. p,,,,n.. ,,.,+o,s 90.
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From Sundays Daily.
Mrs. N. "A. Kiren is q Sheridan visit.

Mrs. n. A. Kiren Is q Sheridan visit
or In Billings.
J. q. Edwards Of Forsyth is in the
city on business.
E. T. Murphy is registered a. one
OF the local hotels.
Thomas Good Of Washoe is a Car.
bon county visitor in the city.
H. B. Drum has returned from a
trip to his ranch near Lavina.
Larry Burton of Red Lodge is in
the city visiting his family.
MI. and Mrs. j.. q. Plum Of Moore.
Mont, are Billings visitors.
MI. and Mrs. Thomas Butler of Red
Lodge spent yesterday in Billings.
W. Cruise, a prominent cattleman OF
Helena, was in the city yesterday.
M. +. Trask Of Ballantine is stop
ping in town for a few days on bust
ness.
w. L. Goodfellow Of Buffalo. N. Y.
Is stopping in Billings for q few day
ON business. 1s2
o. G. Bundy, a prominent business
man Of Laurel, is In the city on bus
mess.
George Lee. a prominent rancher Q
Yellowstone county, vas in Billing
yesterday on business.
w. w. Worthington. q prominent
coal mine operator Of Carbin county
is in the city from Washoe.
w. D. storbrid, wife and daughte'
Of Manchester. Wyo.. arrived in Bill
ings yesterday for a few days visit
w. H. Bard of Seattle, Wash, is
prominent coast resident, who is in
vestigating conditions in the yellow
stone valley.
E. B. Carter, q rancher Of the Mus
selshell country, was in Billings yes
terday on business. MI. Carter talke,
enthusiastically Of politics.
G. w. Houghton, Of the music hrn
Of Hoguhton and Talcott, returne'
home after having spent ten days Il
the Gallatin valley on business.
Mr. White OF Lewistown is in til,
city looking after land matters. H.
arrived Friday morning, and vii
spend several days in the city.
Fred Inabnit, cashier OF Yegel
brothers bank of this city, arrives
yesterday from Anaconda, where h
spent two weeks on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fratt Of Burl
ington. Wisconsin, are In Billings TO
an extended visit. While here the,
will be the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
David Frat.
Mr.. Newman, manager Of the fur
nishing goods department OF Kel
brothers store Is again at work afte
q serious illness Of three weeks Q
typhoid fever.
W. A. Coombs andswdfe. returned o
No. 10 yesterday from Helena. wher
they attended the state republica
convention, also the Masonic annua
convenhon IN that city.
IA party consisting Of w. ]. HaM
kins. Fred H. Hathhorn, VIM. Enrigh
: o. +. Goddard, Paul Mccormick, A.
: Smith, Wright Harvey. Austin Nortl
q. t. Fenton, ". +. Tomlinson ano {
". Waterman returned yesterda
. morning on No. 1s. from Helen
! Were they attended me state republ
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-22

/ LOCAL And
Samuel Belts, Of Seattle, Is in the
CITY.
Ernest Logan is d Red Lodge visitor
in Billings.
N. Graham Of Glendive was In the
city yesterday.
II. M. Allen went to Red Lodge yes
terday on business. s
H. q. Cook Of Buffalo, wyo., is in
Ne city on business.
Rev. luke and Mrs. Tuks spent yes
teraay in Red Lodge.
Sheriff Felix Alton Of Basin, Wyo.,
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Pattie Allen left yesterday for
visiting Billings friends.
G. B. Kennedy, of Seattle, is regis
tered at one Of the hotels.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Underwood OF Joliet
were in the city last night.
A. d. Sprague Of Bozeman was in
the city yesterday on business.
James Harrington OF Absarokee
was a Billings visitor yesterday.
T. A. NARROW, a prominent banker Of
Helena, is in the city on business.
Ira Cole, editor Of the Forsyth
Times, was in Billings yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff Taylor Of Laurel
called on Billings officials yesterday.
Miss Ethel Hansard has gone to
Chicago where. she will enter school.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Rogers Of Red
Ledge spent last night in the Sugar
city.
Miss Edna Raiisback left yesterday
for Niseoula to attend the state uni
vsrsity.
NV. Chapman, q prominent Red
Lodge banker, spent Sunday in Bill.
ings.
j. H. Schroeder, a prominent Lake
Basin stockman, is in the city on bus.
fness.
Glen Hopkins, Of Minneapolis, was
tfansacting business in the Sugar City
Sunday.
A. L. Thomas, a prominent stock
nan Of the western end Of the county,
10 In the city.
General Agent Klippel 81 the Bur
lington left last night for Dickinson, N.
OAK, on business.
Hans Anderson was among the Wis
itors from Red Lodge who spent yes
terday in Billings.
Nj. and Mrs. David Frat are en-
tertaining Mr.. and Mrs. George Frat
o. Burlington. Wis.
G. W. Johnson, contractor for the
aaw depot is back from q weeks bus
mess trip In Butte.
A. A. Paisley. postal inspector fol
this district, spent yesterday will
Postmaster Prickett. @ @%s
y. D. Falls, principal Of the Rel
Lodge schools, spent Sunday in Bill
ings visiting friends.
Nl8 pL LE&Eh% YEA E&GA LRE G&HE
!. n. Ehrle Of Helena passed through
Billings yesterday on his way from
Helena to Red Lodge.
". w. Beasley. 9 prominent bust
Aess man of Big Timber. visitet
friends in Billings Sunday.
Miss Pattie Allen left yesterday TO
Madison, Wis, where she will atten'
the Wisconsin state university.
NJ. and Mrs. G. B. Taylor have gon'
10 Sheridan. Wyo.. for q two weeks
visit with Mr.. Taylor's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lamport an
walter Lamport we're passengers o
last nights Red Lodge train returning
nom Carbon county.
Willis Todd, superintendent Of tn
Bituminous Coal company's mines 9
Cnalville. spent Sunday in Billings.
Mrs. Frank Lewis and Mrs. Edwar
Fraser, went to Fromberg yesterday t
visit Mrs. Fraser's mother. Mrs. su,
dam.
Frank Church left yesterday Il
Tromberg to attend to business at th
Eromberg brick plant, Of which he
manager.
Lewis p. Keil Of Chicago Il yisitin
his brothers Otto. Fred and Willial
Ken and his sisters Miss Leona Ke
!. and Mrs. Hamler.
]. N. Lathrop. superintendent Of Il
Hawkeye Lumber company's elevate
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LOCAL and PERSONAL

at Red Lodge, was in Billings last
night on business.
Miss Geraldine Panton left Billings
this morning for Godfrey, Illinois,
where she will attend Monticello, In
stitute this winter.
Lawrence R. and Charles g. Ellis
road formerly OF Minneapolis arrived
in town yesterday. The Messrs Ellis.
road intend to start in business here.
J.. w. Dobbins, formerly manager OF
the Northern hotel, who has been con
Quoting the Mammoth hotel in Yellow
stone National park during the sum
mer, spent yesterday in Billings re-
newing acquaintances.
DR.. VIM. Hulbush. a graduate OF
Purdue University Of last spring, is in
Billings visiting his parents OF North
Thirty-third street. DR.. Hulbush is the
house physician Of the Lutheran hos.
pital at Fort Wayne, Ind.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-22

Calling cards = the oasstte eales'
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-22
CATHERINE WANTS
BIG MONEY WAD

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