The Billings Gazette from Billings, Montana • 9

BILLINGS GAZETTE. Sunday, February 22, 1320. of oil in it-' tanks and as soon as Tries to Blackmail Red Rover Company LAUREL pumps are connected it wih move to new lJc-EUini I feet, from Woman; Is Arrested! i Shoots Greybull Welljj? its and start drilling another. The i BEIT UK TO KIDNEYS 'work will he under tiie supervision of i 8 GRBYBL'LL. Feb.

21 nowaru ni.eri.uoer ncaa and Harry Xovack as assistant. management of the Red Rover Oil company shot its new well Thursday evening, and it is said tn he one of E. E. Maloy. secretarv of Kais successful shots jet made the most i here.

Rover company, returned to Killings I from Oreybul! Friday evening. The shooting of this well had been de tho time that the cave man firif. presented his mate with a loopard skin wit which to r.i:ik the other cavettfs jealous, the art of keeping up appearances lias bcn steadily progressing, The art of keeping up appearances and a healthy bank account at th-3 same time is being modernized by th? faultless cleaning and dyeing of the modern establishment. Such a shop you will find here and such a lot of hcip we will be to jou. Will Call For and Deliver.

ike a Tablespoonful of Salts If Back Hurts or Bladder Bothers. layed since the first of the month owing to the illness of Mr. Walters, the shooter. The weil will be cleaned out and a pump installed and Hie oil pumped to the Midwest refinery. P.i miles SHERIDAN.

Feb. 21. Solomon L. Murphy is under arrest here on a charge or blackmail as the result of a letter which he wrote to a Sheridan woman whose name is withheld. The letter accused the woman of improper conduct and specifically charged that he had seen her coming out the apartment of a single man at 1 o'clock in the morning.

Murphy threatened to tell the woman's husband and make a public exposure of her alleged misconduct, unless she would visit his room at night in order to receive the advice and counsel he proposed to give her. When she received the letter she turned it over to her husband, and he in turn placed the leter in the hands of the police. He admitted authorship. Special to the Billings Gazette. Feb.

21. Announcement was made at a valentine party given Saturday by Mrs. K. L. Fenton of her daughter, Mi83 Harriet's approaching marriage to Samuel Bliss of Ias Moines.

The rooms and tables were beautifully decorated with red carnations and white hearts, arrows and other emblenri appropriate to the occasion. The announcement wa contained in the heart-shaped place cards. The invited guests were the Misses Sarah and Blodwyn Hopkins, Alma Cloyd, Laura Phillips, Audrey and Mildred Richardson. Vera Crow, Katie Helmer, Anna Clark, Helen Dar-row, and Mrs. Harvey Starkey.

Mrs. 0. D. Camp assisted Mrs. Fenton in serving.

The members of the J. 0. club entertained their husbands Wednesday It being dark when the shot was made, nothing: further was dono that evening, but E. E. Maloy, secretary of the company, went out to lha well tiia next morning and fwtys tbe tools were let down the full length of the easing.

I v. inch showed there was ro damage I done to the casing by the shooting. I 600 feet, of oil was in the 'hole, but as the weather was 'odd work for the day was suspended. The 'indications are that the. Heel Hover Mr.

Maloy states the company ia go- ing to start, another well as socn the Grilling rijr can be moved from i the present location. Some of the equipment, is in place alreadv and ho Works rench-Anierican Dye (has a good w-ell. but it is impossible says if the company can get DWod to get accurate figures on what it will land ready by March 5 it will complete pump until after it is cleaned. janother well by April 20 and continue Phone 611 2003 Montana Ave. 1 55 me company has about $oU0 worth 'operating tnrough the season.

evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. LOVELL B. F. Hossner.

There were 2b guests present. The P. E. O. society held its an- nual meeting Wednesday at the home of Mrs.

J. Miller. Officers were I elected as follows: Mrs. M. R.

"Wal- ton, president; Mrs. Roscoe Brougti-ton, vice president; Mrs. Joseph Geh-rett. recording secretary; Mrs. R.

K. We are a nation of meat eaters and our blood filiod with uric acid, says a well known authority, who warns us to bo constantly on guard against kidney trouble. The kidneys do their utmost to free the blood of this irritating acid but become weak from the overwork; they Ret sluggish; the eliminative tissues 'log and thus the waste is retained in the blood to poison the entire system. AVhen your kidneys ache and feel likp lumps of lead, and you have stinging in the bark or the urine is cloudy, full of sediment, or the bladder is irri table, obliging you to seek relief during the night; when you have severe headaches, nervous and dizzy spells, sleeplessness, acid or rheumatism' in bad weather, pet from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Salts; take a tablesnoonrnl in a glass of water before breakfast, each morninR and in a few days your kidneys will act. fine.

This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes anil lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for generations to flush and stimulate closed kidneys. to neutralise th" acid in urine so it is no longer a source of irritation, thus ending urinary and bladder disorders. Salts is expensive cannot injure; make? a cleiishtfnl effervescent lithia-vvater drink, and nobody make a mistake by Inking a liitle oc- to keep the l.idr.eys clean ar.d active. Special to the Billings Gazette. LOVELY.

Sept. 21. Sixteen Lovell business men returned yesterday after attending the luncheon given the Ixivell citizens by the Hillings Commercial club Tuesday, with high praise for the treatment they had been accorded. The cordiallity with which these men were received and the manner in which they were entertained during their brief stay in Billing3 is being warmly commended. II.

F. Bird and J. W. Dickson, secretary and president of the Tri-State Hotel company, with heaquarters at Fine. spent, several days Coy, treasurer; Mrs.

C. W. Laird, corresponding secretary; Mrs. 0. J.

Miller, chaplain; Mrs. Lawrence Stevens, guard, and Mrs. C. B. Sande.

organist. The Laurel Woman's club was entertained at the home of Mrs. E. L. Fenton on Monday.

Mrs. G. R. Alden is to be the hostess at the next session. William Mintern of Glondive is tho hi II tins wees, loonnig over uik his cousins, Mr.

SHOT WAS A SUCCESS AND THE WELL WILL BE A COMMERCIAL ONE. WE ARE NOW CLEANING OUT AND WILL PUT IN LINER, INSTALL PUMP. THIS WILL HAVE TO BE DONE BEFORE A TEST CAN BE MADE. THE PIPE LINE IS LAID TO THE TANKS. THIS WELL WAS BROUGHT IN ON LOT NO.

60 WHERE YCU SEE DOT AMD READING SAYS "PUMPING" field with a view of locating a hotel guest this week of i't this place. and Mrs. Dennis Kumvan. R. Snvder.

Dresident of the Bank Mrs. W. T. Patterson left Frid; for Elmvale. where she was We Mal Loans at Low Kates on of Lovell.

returned yesterday from a three weeks' business trip through the cast, visiting many points of interest. J. O. Boyle, who recently sold his in'siness in Lovell to the Fisk Drug company, of Greybull, left Tuesday for an extended visit in California. Wtrren Overpp.ck, of the Big Horn Basin Clay Products company, left yesterday for Warrenton.

on business for that, company. MeFdaines L. A. Bowman, H. K.

Harrisinul B. Cooley gave a valentine party st th home of tho former last Saturday. The home was beautifully decorated. LoveU school bonds which were offered at nublic sale on Tuesday were renii'y bid in above par. TI.p fii'in of Bailey called to the bedside of her father, who is seriously ill.

Mrs. Charles Kistler of Longmont, was the g'uest of her son, V. D. Kistler, and wife several days last week. She was accompanied home by Mr.

and Mrs. Kistler, who will be absent from the city a week or more. Miss Ruby Nicholas was the guest of her Bister, Mies Ethel Nicholas, r.c Livingston the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs.

M. H. Shay returned the first of the week from an extended sojourn in Nebraska, Iowa. South Dakota and Colorado, where they had been visiting relatives. Mr.

and Mrs. James Harbin are th? guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. William Kayser. Mrs.

R. L. Bransetter returned arms John Arnold Northern Hotel Bldg. Phono 1463 i thr -neiNbern of which recently came Sunday from Hardin, where she had i to Lovell from Greybull, is construct-1 been visiting for the past two weeks ing 12 modern on relatives. by thriii in the northern parti of 'on.

The houses are of four and LAUREL, Feb. 21. Mr. and Mrs. H.

five rooms. M. Larson entertained a number of; i Bank Will Erect Its Own Building! Soec'al tn the HO'ine Gazette. liAKLOWTO.V. Feb.

21. The Bank Wheatland county will erect this spring at Central avenue and Fourth street, one or' the most modern ex- elusive ank buildings in centra! -2 i lot I 1 tl Ar i I i 1 1 rl- I -y -grz idmMM -I -t i A MorM i 3 Mr i I 1 Al Bifl 4 2 meKVt i UmiP ArV jliuKM1 A 'l I' i- m-smQo ohjM --m: -fr-s i '7 H2 mm 1.: U.J i i Ml 1 friends on Saturday eveniDg ia honor of Mrs. Larson's parents. Mr. and Mrs.

H. B. Thomas of Valley City, D. Hearts, red streamers and were used to compose the scheme of decoration. The evening spent at cards, and delicious refreshments were served by the hostess the close ol the evening.

The ruests were Mr. and Mrs. FT. B. I Mr.

and Mrs. W. X. Sausman, Mr. and Mrs.

C. J. Cussick, and Mrs. Ed Mr. and Jv .1 Jordon, Mr.

and Mrs. A. N'orenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Nels Vordahl, Mr.

and Mrs. George Patterson. Mr. and Mrs. J.

Harrison, besides the host and lostess. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lay are the 1 parents of a baby girl, born February .3. The little one's name is Adith, nd mother and child are doing well.

Mr. aud Mrs. Venole Shelver of Liv- ngston, are moving to Laurei a-s soon a suitable location can be found. Ir. Shelver is a boilermaker in the ocal roundhouse.

Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Cussick were Bil- ings visitors last Saturday.

i Little lister Neiff, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Neiff, who has been ill, is now on the road to re Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Hartley returned Montana. Tho building wnl cost not than and wiil be buil' of brick, trimmed in white terra coua.

The exterior will have a colonnade effect, with leaded glass windows between the columns. According to C. Baxter, cashier of the the institution wiil move into its new c.ianers by July 1. Thf hank is at present in the Tamkin i lei hic will be occupied by concern, as a furniture Unre. (HViiS ADDRESS.

Feb. 21. Dr. I-Witt. IxjnK, pastor cf tho Presbyterian cht'rch.

wiil deliver a memoria' for 24 Sheridan county soldier who were killed or diet1 during tbe war. at a community servire to held at the Episcopal enuren tomorrow, rresentation or tin: Monday from Seattle, where thev at-FreiK-h certif.aWs cf honcge will be ended the funeral of Mrs. Hartley's made to the next of kin. v.of.her. Mrst M.

W. Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace were former residents LunsWeak? ttenovate fa entire I Herbotone if Laurel, and are well known here.

Mr. and Mrs. James Harbin are the house guests this week Mr. and Mrs. William Kayser.

Mr. and Mra. Harbin are on their way to California, where they will make their future home; they will also be remembered: as former residents of Laurel prior to their moving to the farm on Duck creek. Mrs. W.

J. Tatterson left. Friday evening for her old home in Montreal, Canada, being called to the bedside of her aged father, who is seriously ill. Mr. William Mintern of Glendive, is the house guest thia week of his cousins, Mr.

and Mrs. Denis Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs. J.

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C. W. A. Kstiers, Amsterdam, Holland, declares it a "Moral obligation to make SAXOSJN known to the whole human race." American sufferers, rich or poor, can use this remarkable home treatment that has met with such phenomenal success in Europe. SANOSIN does Its work by absorption of Germs not an injection.

I-roduces ca ini, restful sleep without Mor-l-liium or similar deadening drugs. Brinps almost immediate relief troin couRhlng. blood spitting- and night sweats. SANOSIN is proving- a blessing to all suffering from Tuberculosis, Bronchitis, Asthma, Hronchial Catarrh, eto. Send for FREE BOOKLET I'with explaining this treatment and how a Trial can be made In your own home at our risk.

Address SANOSIN. tola Unity Chicago. Show This To Some Unfortunate. (The Bottled Vacation) Through its action on the stomach and liver it has no equal for biliousness, sick headache and indigestion. 1711 TELEPHONE 1712 bunday with relatives the country.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Fritz were in from their ranch on the Clarks Fork Thursday attenting to business mat- i ters. John Pewitt i3 moving his family i to Laurel from their ranch west of town Saturday.

Don't overlook the future possibilities of Red Rover for the prospects of some ether company of which you know nothing. Our honesty cf purpose has been proven. Cur acreage will increase value each time a vell 13 drilled in. Our management is best known by the results we have accomplished. PRESENT OFFERING OF STOCK AT 15 CENTS PER SHARE IS LIMITED.

DON'T YCU THINK RED ROVEIl IS THE BEST BUY ON THE MARKET TODAY? If you are not a. stockholder, secure all of this allotment at the 15-cent prica ycu can. If you arc a stockholder double the amount of stock you now own. The present plans for the future development of thi3 property and others we wish to pick up, should increase the price of thh stock during the months to csrae. ,79 l-5 I Up to Yon Consider CHOICE Harlowton Has Great Poultry Show Plans; Special to the Billings Gazette.

HARLOWTOX, Feb. 21. Wheatland I county's first annual poultry show and farmers' short course will be held here on March 9 to 11. the acricultural department of tho Harlowton high school and the Harlowton chamber of commerce co-operating with the state i agricultural coJlege in putting on the event Among the specialists scheduled to i speak are R. L.

Smith, poultry; W. E. 1 Tomson, dairy; Dr. E. IT.

Riley, gen- eral HreBtock and veterinarian; P. E. Fuller, agronomist: Wr. L. Beers, state marketing leader; Miss Graber.

home! economics; Miss Quaw, farm bureau demonstrator, and Charles M. Porter, i Btate boys and girls club leader. Over 130 entries have been made in the poultry and pet stock show, and 1 How many companies with which you are familiar have accomplished anything since they wanted you to buy their stock, or since you have bought their stock? How many have even bought a foot cf casing, or built a shack, or spudded in? How many, after losing out on their first well, have tried again? How many have promised you big things, and then left the country after getting your money? How many, after losing out on two holes, could call a stockholders' meeting and have the stockholders say: "Try once more and well stand by This the Red Rover did do. It was through the support given by the old stockholders after their money had gone into two holes, that Red Rover has finally succeeded. With the encouragement from such stockholders we are planning extensive future developments.

thvrsrS cS Ambition is to Annoynee a Dividend FOR SALE 600 yearling and two-year-old ewes, bred to Hampshire rams for April lambing. March 25th delivery. IF YOU APPRECIATE BECOMING A STOCKHOLDER IN A PRODUCING, PROGRESSIVE AND DEVELOPING COMPANY, FORWARD YOUR CHECK AT ONCE FOR WHAT STOCK YOU WISH TO BUY. Certificates Issued for 1C0 Shares Up. How Many Shares Do You Wish? it Is expected that Wheatland county will develop some prize-winners to compete in the state fair next fall.

On ths evening of March 9 students from the high school will give a rural comedy-drama entitled "Kindling the Hearthflre." On the second evening, i a banquet will bs held for farmers and business men of the county and on i February 11 the W. C. Husband county I declamatory contest will he held in i nipaiw PHONE 7035 10 Miles East of Billings. the high school auditorium. Todayand for Friday and Saturday L.

Fox, President. Stapleton Building E. E. Maloy, Secretary. Billings, Montana Bowen is selline JS5 overcoat- for S05 coats at end coat3 at.