The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-03-05
Sundays Daily Gazette.

FROM SuHuhy DAlly uaZeCte.
"A boy baby was born yesterday
to the wife Of W. A. Vale.
Representative G. G. Stull re-
turned from Helena last night.
Miss Bessie Huffman of Miles City
is a guest Of Miss Fay Logan.
&c. F. Burla went to Laurel yes
terday to spend Sunday with friends.
Miss Delfoss left yesterday for an
extended visit to her parents at Rice
Lake, Wis.
Miss Ida Lamport came down
from Red Lodge Friday night for a
visit to Miss Lois Fagaly.
The Modern Woodmen have post
poned their dance from next Tuesday
night until Monday night, March II.
j. M. Holt and L. W. Stacy Of
Miles City, we'll known cattlemen of
Custer county, were in the city yester-
day.
A physician was called to Bull
mountain yesterday to attend Mrs.
Riley Clark, who sustained a broken
leg in a runaway.
March winds have certainly made
their advent. The month was ushered
in by lamblike weather, but will most
likely be usherd out like a lion.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Goss were host
and hostess to a number of friends
Friday night at a whist party, which
proved a most pleasant occasion.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Omer Terrell OF Silesia. grand
daughter of S. R. Miller of this city,
who has been quite i'll, is improving.
Coroner Chapple has fled with
the clerk of the district court the pap
ers in five inquests, which have been
held since he took his office, in Janu-
airy.
"A runaway on North Twenty-sev-
enth street caused considerable excite
ment yesterday afternoon. Fortu-
nately it resulted in no serious conse-
quences.
-Thos. j. Bouton has purchased
the interest OF Nat G. Carwile in the
real estate and insurance business of
O0IW11o " DUuCUu, anu WILL COutluue
the business.
The Gazette was m~isinformed as
to H. F. Bodine being taken to the
pesthouse. He is confined at the Muir
ply lodging house, which is under
strict quarantine.
-Fraternal orders are becoming
more numerous in Billings, the Macca-
bees beng the latest to bid for public
favors. Organizers are now in the
city for the purpose Of instituting a
tent.
The fines collected by Police Judge
Mann during the month of February
amounted to $512. 1t was one Of the
small months of the year, showing
that crime decreases when business is
quiet.
"A meeting of the stockholders of
the Billings Telephone company will
be held Monday for the purpose of
recognizing. A successor as superin-
tendent to E. M. Hungerford, resigned,
will be elected.
DIR. James Chapple has purchased
the residence property of T. S. Linton
on North Twenty-ninth street, posses
sion to be given about April l, when
Mr.. Linton intends removing with his
family to idaho.
Mrs. A. Gilsdorf entertained a
few ladies yesterday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. W. H. Claflin of Laurel.
The afternoon was spent at fancy
work and in social conversation. Re.
freshments were served.
II. @. Beardsley Of Holdrege,
Neb., has decided to locate here and
engage in the jewelry and optical bus
mess. For the present he will be 10.
Gated in DR.. G%ainforth's office, but
will open a line of jewelry as soon al
he can find a location. MI. Beardsley
expects his family here in about three
weeks.
The Anaconda Standard of a few
days ago in it's dispatch from Helena
stated that State Senator @. o. Cru
we'll had gone to Washington. The
Standards error was no doubt caused
by reason of the fact that Senate,
Gruwell was ill for two or three days
and unable to attend the sessions Of
the legislature. For the past few days
the senator has been taking part in the
senate's deliberations.
Attention is called to the offer Of
DR.. McIvor-Tyndall made in this issue
of The Gazette to all who desire te
have their palms read, but do not fee.
able to pay the fee regularly charged
by him. By presenting n of the cou
pons attached to the DOCTORS announce
ment he will give a full reading fol
one-half of his regular fee. The Offer
holds good only today and tomorrow,
as he will leave the city tomorrow
night.
An elderly woman registering
under the name of Mrs. Cameron, pu1
up at the Leighton on Wednesday, say
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