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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-15
BusIhEss OF BASIN WILL GO TO
GREAT FALLS on BILLINGS.
HAS CHANCE
says Business Men Should % after
the Trade from the Basin, and
Should Lose no Time, az Great
Falls Men are Of the Ground.

s. W. Aule retrnued yesterday
from 2 general business trip up the
judith tbasin. Mr.. soule says that this
SECTION of the country Is the coming
ming district. Mr.. soule is one Of
Billings boosters who believes in
getting after the Judith basin business
and says It will not come here, un
less the merchants 60 after 1t.
The business men Of Billings
should spend at least q week in that
country, getting acquainted with the
business men there. Not particularly
to get the present day business, but
to get acquainted with the people.
Then the business will come, but 1t is
imperative that the business men OF
Billings go after it, and after it right.
If we don't, Great Falls and Helena
will get 1t, and leave us out. I be-
lieve and will support a trades excur-
sion to the Judith basin.
Because Of the fact that the grain
yield in that section was shorter this
year than last, some people have been
won't to call the dry farming farming
there a failure. It is not a failure any
where. This years yield In the Judith
basin was 2 to 80 bushels to the acre
for wheat; that does not spell failure
for dry land farming, but the most
success"
Mr.. Soule is a strong advocate Of q
trades excursion, and says that II the
business men Of this city expect to
get any business at all from the basin
they will have to go after it, either
individually or by an excursion.
"Whatever the cost says. Mr.. Soule,
we should run an excursion. The
cost will be absolutely nothing com
pared to the benefits we will derive
from It,"
Mr.. Soule was also looking after In
terests Of the knights of Pythias in
FIVE OF the towns in the pasin. He re-
ports everything in good shape. The
farmers are especially prosperous in
that country, and, until the Billings
and Northern entered their section,
had to haul their products to market,
sometimes 40 or SO miles.
in 1882" Mr.. Soule said, to a repre-.
sentative Of The Gazette, "a foot trav.
eler found In the Judith basin a soil
tary corn stalk four or five feet in
height. He predicted that some day
there would be corn and any other
kind Of grain raised in that valley. The
people laughed at him and said it was
impossible. Today you 9 see what ls
they are doing"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-15
HUNTERS EN- ROUTE.
TO JACKSON'S HOLE
TACOMA PEOPLE EXPECT TO
CLEAN UP BIG GAME.

HHE%ENEG&4h &&N&HGENN A BlaNE@fSa 5WH NsEg&N
w. +. sheard, G. H. Colpe, Carl
stebbins and e. B. Wheeler, a party
OF live Tacoma boosters were in the
city today from the west, on a hunt
ing trip to the Jackson's Hole country
in Wyoming, where they expect to
bag everything in sight or out. The
party were the guests Of Mr.. J. Wa
Huse while in the city, who showed
them what kind of place Billings is.
They were well pleased with the
city. They expect to be on their hunt
about four or six weeks.
Mr.. sheard was a business man in
Livingston Is years ago.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-15
REPLENIsH DISPLAY IN CAR.
Secretary Decker Sends Box Of Vel
Iowstone Valley Produce.

Secretary Decker OF the Chamber OF
Commerce yesterday sent a box OF
sugar beets, grains and other products
of the Yellowstone valley to the Bur-
lington exhibition car, which is tour.
ing the middle states, to %replenish the
display Of Yellowstone valley pro.
ducts, which the a contains.
The display in the car, which was
prepared by the local chamber of COM
merce and the Burlington officials, will
be kept replenished while on tour by
shipments from here.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-15
80 WEEK.
Especial to the Gazette.)

HELENA, Sept. A.-This is Masonic
week in Helena. all bodies except the
Shriners and Scottish Rite being In
annual convention. The Rnights
Templar are in session today; the
Royal Arch will meet tomorrow and
the Grand Lodge convenes on Wednes
day and Thursday. On Friday, the
Eastern Star will meet. There is 9
large attendance.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-15
LAWYER TO LOCATE HERE.
w. u. sideIl Of West Virginia saya
Montana for Him.

w. T. sidell, a prominent lawyer.
formerly of West Virginia, has decided
to locate in this city and has opened
omces in the First National bank
building.
Mr.. sidell says he has been to va
rious health resorts in the country.
south and north. and in various parts
OF the east. but he says Montana eli
mate has suited him SO well that he
has decided to locate here. the best
part Of the state. He came west in
search Of health.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-15
COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT.
Routine Business and Consideration
Of Special Assessments.

Routine business and the final pas
sage Of some special assessment reso-
buttons, covering the construction IT
sidewalks and sewers, and the allow
ing Of some bills was the only business
City Clerk Matheson had laid out for
the consideration Of the city 90 incl
at its meeting tonight.
There are a number Of important
matters, however, which 1t is .xpf cited
will be filed for consideration today.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-15


Miss Pearl Nelson has gone to Red
Lodge, where she will teach school.
William Lindsey Of Glendive passed
through Billings Sunday on his way
to Helena to attend the Masonic gath.
erings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Gates Of Wor.
land, Wyo., were in the city Sunday
on their way home from a bridal trip
in the east.
George M. Scott, engaged in the
stationery business in Idaho Falls,
! Ida, was a Billings visitor yesterday
enroute west.
Walter L. Browne of The Gazette
staff left Sunday morning for Butte.
Mr.. Browne expects to be gone from
Billings six weeks.
First Lieutenant Bert Bound Of
Company G, Montana National Guards,
Big Timber, was the guest of e. p.
Neill over Sunday.
H. B. Drum, a prominent cattle and
sheep man of Painted Robe is regis
tered at one Of the hotels. He is in
the city on business.
]. G. Joy, a business nan or Laurel
and candidate for the Republican nom
i~nation for clerk Of the cOurt, came up
from Laurel yesterday morning.
r. B. Moss left Saturday for Helena
where he is attending the Grand Com
mandery Of the knights Templar. Mr..
Moss will return from Helena today.
Mrs. Sadie A. Mashaw returned
home last Saturday morning from a
months visit with relatives and
friends at Kansas City and in eastern
Kansas.
Thomas Roberts Of Seattle was in
the city yesterday. He left last night
for Livingston, where he will transact
business a day and then will return
to Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stephens and
little sol and Mrs. i. s. Wagner OF
Lewistown leave this morning in Mr.,
Stephens automobile For their homes
in Lewistown.
Lloyd A. Green, a travelling man Of
this city, has returned from Cody,
where he reports business prosperous.
He visited the various points Of the
Big Horn basin.
Frank 3. Martin, secretary Of a
New England insurance organization,
with headquarters In Manchester,
stopped of yesterday on a business
trip to Portland.
Mrs. H. S. Campbell of Absorokee ID
the guest Of Mrs. II. D. Mowre. Mr..
Campbell is the manager Of the Alb.
sorokee Cooperative Mercantile com
pany Of that place.
G. L. Foster, editor of the Sheridan
Enterprise. is in the city visiting
friends. He will be accompanied back
to Sheridan in a few days by his child.
rem, who have been visiting here.
From Saturdays Daily.
Ben HARDWOOD of Butte. is in the
city.
A. Z. Mcintyre spent yesterday at
Red Lodge.
R. j. Belcher. Of Lavina, is in the
city on business.
4 B. G. Brockway Of Laurel was in
i Billings last night.
NJ. Gregory Of Fromberg arrived in
the city last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. B. Taber Of Hardin
are visiting in Billings.
G. Ponosby Of Lander. Wyo., was Z
Billings visitor yesterday.
H. Bronson Smith, an insurance ad-
juster Of Butte, 10 In the city.
j. G. Norris Of Anaconda 10 regis
tered at one Of the local hotels.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-15
LOCAL and PERSONAL.

~~S484 W.
j. r. weast Of Red Lodge Is in he
city.
A. Pefferman is in Bozeman on bust
ness.
Mrs. William r. Reice ofaRed Lodge
is IN Billings.
H. r. sandels Of Red Lodge was in
Billings Sunday.
G. B. Tabor was a FORSYTH vis;..o-: in
Billings yesterday.
g. 3. Allen Of Livingston was a Bill
ings visitor yesterday.
Jacob Wagner has returned to his
ranch from Reeds Point.
Mrs. W. H. Hetfner has returned
from Bridger to this city.
! =. M. Hungerford has returned from
q business trip to Lincoln, Neb.
s. H. Broomfield, a Butte business
nan, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Greene Of Custer
are in the city visiting friends.
]. H. Schroeder, a prominent Lake
Basin stockman, is in the city.
w. Lee Mains, a banker Of Column
bus, is in the city for a few days.
Deputy Sheriff Taylor and Mrs. Tay-
Ter OF Musselshell are in the city.
w. q. Martin, a railroad man of
alendive, spent yesterday IN Billings.
Mrs. Ed. Fraser has returned from
. visit to her sister in Dallas. Texas.
G. w. Sweet, a Great Falls milling
representative, is in the city on bust
ness.
Charles Coughlinl Of Buffalo, Wyo.,
was In Billings yesterday on his way
west.
Thomas, Higgins, a contractor of
Hysham, was in the city yesterday on
business.
y. g. Cottingham, a Helena broker,
Is ~transacting business in the Sugar
City today.
Clay jolly, well known in Billings,
where he formerly resided, is in the
city from Reno, New.
Sheriff Savage Of Custer county was
In the city Monday on business con
nected with his Office.
Mrs. G. B. Fogler and daughters,
Doris and Florence, went east last Sun
day, enroute to st. Paul.
3. p. Veltum, local freight agent OF
the Northern Pacific, is in Livingston
today on railroad business.
N. =. Trask is in the city for a
few days to attend the Republican
convention to be held here.
Mrs. Wheatley. a resident Of Hunt.
ley, Is the guest Of Mrs. Piper Of
REIMBURSEMENT street today.
Private Richey, OF the Goth Artillery,
u. s. A., was in Billings yesterday en-
route from Seattle to Sheridan.
J. M. Cahill, a well known Butte
business man, is among the visitors
from the copper camp in Billings.
W. P. Bent Of Chicago was the
guest OF w. S. Haythorne Sunday.
MI. Bent is on a business trip west.
as Nj. and Mrs. Charles Appleman
have returned from a trip to Seattle,
Vancouver and other northern points.
"A. j.. Gilsdorf has returned from
Joliet, where he was engaged in the
butcher business, and will locate here.
j. v. Mccormick, an attorney OF
New Salem, N. D., is visiting Billings.
He expects to remain about two
weeks.
DIR. Selbrede, who has for the sum.
mer been residing with his family at
Gardiner. near the park, is in the city
today, and expectsSto remain about q
week, whence he win return to Gardi.
ner. DR.. selbrede toured the park
with his family this summer.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-15
VISIT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Display is the Wondersof all Visitors
From the East.

Display is the Wonder OF all Visitors
From the East.
The display of products Of the Vel
lowstone valley in the Chamber of
Commerce building continues to be q
Mecca for visitors in Billings. Nearly
every day a Of people view the
display. Among the out Of town peo-
pie, who registered at the chamber
yesterday, were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hominger, Cincinnati, Ohio; ]. w.
Gaddis, Merchandising, Ohio; John M.
Jones, Brush. Colo; g. H. MARROW.
Chilicothe, Mo-; NJ. +. Wilson. Mount
Pleasant, Ia. and G. w. Sweet, Great
Falls, Mont.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-15
FILES ON SPRING WATER.
Will Utilize Flow Of Spring Creek TO
lrrigate 100 Acres Of Land.

4. A. Wells yesterday filed q water
right location IN the Office Of tho
county clerk and recorder claiming
the waters Of a spring on the south
side Of squaw creek and of the creek
in Section 81, township 2, north, range
% east N. P. NJ. amounting to two
cubic feet. It will be used to irri-
gate 100 acres Of land il the same
section.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-15
ROBERTS DOING WELL.
Pioneer Rancher of Valley Will Be Out
Soon. gSs5

George Roberts, a IS year old pio-
neer citizen OF Yellowstone valley,
who was injured a week ago. is re-
ported improving rapidly and will soon
be able to be out. Mr.. Roberts broke
a leg by falling while IN q faint. He
is at the residence of s. ". soule, q
close friend.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-15

From Sundays Daily.
G. I. Merrill Of Bridger is in the
city.
night In Billings.
M. A. Rademaker Of .Wibaux is in
the city On business.
Alfred Myers OF Hardin was a Bill
ings visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Crouch Of Custer visited with
Billings friends yesterday.
Deputy sherin Terrill spent yester.
day on his ranch near Laurel.
Mrs. j. W. Day Of Huntley visited
with friends in the city yesterday.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-15

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Canada. On idrer life tiIpeirs meo Glib
"a @oos Der heller. ~@raiet grpr pna
geen os sorn paa aoutaI 9is". tun9t /
Seften % ofteit SobbeIt meb SuibeIS pr.
acre imoS Ieuaere ipo. Seite, Rart %
San trips onerIag eobt Der / bernie rene
2uften. Set er en- trpg "2inin9" senne
Girsterapl Der norS. Sen, iom er fIo9
NOT til at beepnbe meb Den. er mart
ppeupoa.
Qauosm9nb / Gmerita % Rorge bileS
fra 9, Spritab.
Iiaet, alberta. Canada.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-23

Iaet Rerte til Dem. ranr De enar uDe
% rnsIer pmtrine / Sies og Saoe. bu bes
rer on benz fringe os ipiae. % be er riss
tic glade og mnntre. men dnr be Ions
mer ino | iiu lille Sptte, foleer De SGns
Serne, % ct loaoant alporliet aniist fan
mar nGiten life ie. % ginene panorer
pmfrine / Stren. Tom DC IfulSe Iebe eff
ter uoeen, Tom er borte. So, be bar not
alorie prret Der en- Sang. men iaaIeSes
feler be is ~auigepel. 6or en- ilees Sio
iioen iaa hi pao en- Slot nf bisIe BADGE
Iors eIler R~eberipeuSe, iom ifulee reiie
paa fine Someiteabs. Set bar not life
rigtis moro at ie Dem reiie heller. og Be
ibntes NOT bet %ianrn,e. n,aa on tho. ia,
DC bar iaa tuuse tiIiiuos, at oct tos oct
itsrite 9ofomotip pna Great Nortberr at
FIRE benz til fine Soneiteaes, og Gars
iageu berttl err Inn noaIe 9ebermser,
Tom tienoes peo, os DC iaar NOT eneang
anere BET. tror iee.
ga, ieg ifulbe bel babe fortalt Iibt Rbs
beber; men noset iGrbeIes mt peb ieg
life at fortGlle. Ser err aoifiaiae grbIs
lliper oe 9sosfaIo oa lIIpttestiIfGIoer.
Ser er ct llIpftestiIiGISe, Tom ieg biz
nGpne, % Tom ies or bis boa. at Oct er
mango nf "9ecorabs Yoften"s 2qIerc,
iom fieuoes peb. &riIt Rort. Ssn af
Rasrmis 8. 0tort. tom iIbe til Staoe
ben ie~rogtpoenoe Sanuar 1908 % blep
fra ben Sio al opta9et / 9r. gercp geas
boobs SoipitaI. 8ebiter. 9. SAT, men
til al @lGbe oa 9btte er ban M tommen
biem % er | soo geSrins. % bi ifuloe
snffe, at oct piloe lptfes bnm mart at
blipe fritz 90 rait ieien.
5beben elf fra 16 til 81 Suibels pr.
Icre. Set bill ii9e. "Slue item" %
8acaroni eif fra % til 35 Sufbels pr.
Gcre % Sabre o9 ges git op fra onlz
firing % iii 40 guibeIs. Corn bar life
San 60. sSarmerne uteeet at.
@eb oenIie SiIien fra
en- Sarmerpi9e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-23
Spnamit caer Stump Suffers?

git BRUCE 9rramit til at rbSbe 2arbet
for Stnbber er babe idrli9t % foltbart.
Set bill maaite / @ienueruIrit toite ops
irnoS 20 Gents pr. Stubbe. On auoen
SmitrnoieIeS CT oaiaa, at Spnamit
ipr9ueer Stubbeu iitpticr 90 eiterIaSer
beus 8sbber / SorHcr, mems en- Stump
Yulcr bill trrttc Oct belle op % ~efterIas
Ser iueen Sinbrin8er / Soroeu. Sen
bebite Retbpoe er ubeu SpiI at trGttc
Stubberue op, % Ben itrrteite StImr
Buffer er uoen Sbil Sercules, Der npers
teres / bette Sinner. Seuo efter iauitres
ret BOG ON bisie RaItirer. Ser iGI9es
meb ire adrs @drauti. Elsie Smaabss
ger iaaes frit. aSresie: SercuIes Rfg.
Co., Sept. G., gerteruiue. Soma.