The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-10-10

have made a rate Of one fare for the
round trip to Butte for the reception
to be rendered the returning volunteers,
and it Ia hoped that all Rough Riders
who possibly can will be present.
Carbon County Sentinel: Mrs. ].
W. sJohnston. principal Of u schools.
has been confined to her bed during the
last. two days. During her illness Mr..
Johnston has acted in her capacity at
the school. We I pleased to chroni.
Gle that she il much improved today.
Cody Enterprise: Among Cody Wis.
itors yesterday and doing business here
were Mr.. Fl. v. Bailey, representing
the A. L. Babcock Hardware Co., and
Mr.. J. r. Yates. member Of Mills q
Co., Of Billings. Very agreeable young
men whom Cody will be glad to enter
tain frequently.
james Russell, a young farmer Of
Canyon creek, and Miss Christina Ross
of this city, were married at the Boykin
house last night by Rev. James Opie,
pastor Of the M. E. church. Robert
Milne and Miss lizzie Efferson offici.
ated as best man and bridesmaid. A
splendid supper followed the ceremony.
Daniel 9McDonald Of Butte, presi.
dent Of the Western Labor union, came
down from Red Lodge Thursday night
and left the following morning being
called to Missoula. President McDon.
aid expects to return to Billings either
Thursday night Of this week or next
and address the Labor and Trades coun-
Gil of. Billings.
1.-THE three-year. old child of Mr..
and Mrs. H. Kimball fell in the sewer
ditch near its home Sunday and would
probably have been drowned but for
the timely arrival Of aid, The. ditch
was about 10 feet deep and had two
feet Of water III it. Aside from getting
quite wet, the child received several
bruises by the fall.
The Congregational people Of 90.
lumbus have purchased the old school
house building, a neat brick structure,
and after making q few changes in its
interior will dedicate it az q church.
The Absorakee people will also soon
dedicate a new Congregational church
building. Rev. Joseph Pope has
charge Of the two fields.
One of the brightest and most
amusing comic opera will be given
Thursday at the opera house by the
famous Grau Opera 90. wang" is
elegantly staged, handsome costumes
and a company Of fifty people, and will
delight it's audience. There is likely
to be a large house and seats should be
secured without delay.
j. W. Chapman, the Wyoming
stookman and Red Lodge banker, will
ship about 900 head Of fine cattle from
Ballantine to Aurora, Neb.. about Sat-
urday. T. 2. Trimmer, another Wyo-
ming stockman, will ship about $50
head at the same time. The cattle
are heavy and in splendid condition
and should bring a good price.
tan attempt was made Friday
night by two masked burglars to hold
up Young Henry, proprietor Of the Ore
| gon restaurant, in the Celestial's estab.
lishment. The ChiDaman was nearly
scared out Of his wits and fed out the
front way, while the burglars went in
the opposite direction, being unable to
secure anything Of q valuable nature.
Sheriff Hubbard went to Helena
Sunday morning with J. W. Moore.
who was arrested near Laurel a couple
of weeks ago, being wanted at Gunni.
son, COL, Oh a charge Of forgery. He
was met at Helena by Sheriff Wiley Of
Gunnison, who had a reputation on
Governor Smith, which was honored,
and the prisoner turned over to the
Colorado officer.
Anyone needing correction for any
eye defects, will be benefited by con
shifting DR.. P. s. Corkins, eye special
ist Of Chicago, who has rooms for q few
days at the Cottage Inn. DR.. Corkins
ia a member Of the Northern Illinois
College Of Opthalmology, and makes
use Of the methods used in the leading
eye infrmaries. Free examinations
until $3.50 p. m. r
Lou Middelstedt, who was arrest'
ed last Wednesday by the police OH o
charge Of having disposed Of some fire.
water to some Grow Indians, was ar.
raigned before Commissioner A. Fraser
Saturday night. He waived ex-
animation aud was bound over to
appear in the United States court in
Helena in bonds Of $3.50, which were
furnished by John d. Losekamp and
Herman Schwanz.