The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-11-20

49, SAAAS oSpJ "
George Bachman, the Musselshell
cattleman, is in the city after sup
plies.
20. L. Henry of Red Lodge is visit
ing the family of A. J. Wilkinson this
week.
j. E. Dunlap Of Manchester,
Wyoming, was a visitor in Billings
Yesterday.
"A daughter was born yesterday
to MI. and Mrs. George Sergeant Of
Blue creek.
David Holmbey is in the city
from Musselshell after a load Of win
ter supplies.
DIR. E. P. Townsend returned yes
terday morning from a professional
visit to Laurel.
Carl and Will Lindstrand Of Flat
willow were in the city yesterday
laying in winter supplies for their
sheep ranches.
james G.. Fraser is rejoicing over
the arrival of a new boy at his home.
The young heir made his appearance
yesterday morning.
Frank Tribe, the Hawk creek
freighter, yesterday was loading Home
Comfort ranges for distribution in
the Musselshell country.
The Billings Steam Laundry
never fails to give satisfaction. 1t
has all the necessary machinery for
turning out first-class work.
j. b. HEREFORD returned last even
ing from Carbon county where he has
been engaged for several days chasing
tbGmurderer Of Sheriff Young.
1.-The public schools held regular
sessions yesterday to make up fsf last
Friday which they lost on account of
the Billings Bozeman football game.
Frank Anderson Of Musselshell
crossing was in Billings. yesterday
purchasing a load of supplies for a
new saloon which he is starting at
that place.
Sheriff John Dunn Of Red Lodge
came in last night with George Cain,
insane man from that county,
whom he is taking to the insane asy-
lum at Warm Springs.
George w. Handel a prominent
merchant of Musselshell crossing,
in yesterday to visit with his
who are visiting Mrs. Handel's
mother, Mrs. Stockwell, of this city.
Mrs. j. Mclaughlin. wife of Con-
Mclaughlin Of the Burlington,
accompanied by her children are in
the city from Cedar Rapids. Iowa, and
in a few days will remove to the grad
ing camp on Pryor creek.
For the past few days Billings
and vicinity have been receiving a
consignment of the beautiful.
two inches Of snow has fallen
and the thermometer last evening was
lowering around the zero mark.
j. P. Shevelin, a sheepman who
here and is running his sheep
Silesia, Carbon county, lost
seventy-tive toms Of hay recently Lby
fire. The fire was started by sparks
the Bridger train.
Clinton Tompkins of Big Timber
and Miss Annie Meyers of Sedalia,
Mo-, were married in this city yester-
lay by Justice James Kelly. The
happy couple will leave for their future
nome in Big Timber tonight.
Cards have been received here an
louncing the marriage Of Miss Tena
Losekamp to Mr.. William Ordway on
81, 1900, at the home Of
the BRIDES parents, MI. and Mrs.
Jacob Losekamp, at L~eavenworth,
Kansas.
Under Sheriff Frank Beller of
Park county, who was sriously woYhd-
I'D at Springdale a week ago by the
assassin of Sheriff George Young, has
been appointed by the county commits
as sheriff to fill out the unex-
pired term Of his late chief.
Edward R. Naples of Miles City
lad a case this week before H. A.
Firth, referee in bankruptcy. His as
sets were placed at $75, which was ex-
empt. The principal creditor is a
who has a Judgment against him
'or So, 1871. 80 for breach of promise.
The Carbon county stock pro-
;ective association has elected the fol-
officers for the ensuing year:
President, Joseph K%earns; vice-presi-
lent, George Burton; secretary, E. @.
McCadden; treasurer, Edward Run
Ter. The association has at present
on it's list 1876 members.
A. M. Voolfolk, the ointment
1ockmaster of the Musselshell, was
II the city yesterday. Mr. Voolfolk
,ays the recent snow will be of untold
to the sheepmen, it supplies
moisture for the sheep in out of the
way places where there is no water
out feed is abundant. This will ena-
Die the focks to subsist where during
The dry weather it vas impossible.
W. B. Cropsey who has entered into