The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-03-08
From Thursday's Daily Gazette.

From Thursdays Daily Gazette.
w. H. Donovan went to Helena
yesterday on business.
A. l.. Babcock went to Helena
yesterday to watch the closing DELHI
erations of the legislature.
R. S. Chappell, B. w. Metheny
and ]. r. B. Cheney, stockmen Of
Joliet, were in the city yesterday.
DR.. McIvor- Tyndall closed his
engagement in this city last evening
and left this morning for Red Lodge.
The home of Chas. Spear has
been %qarantined on account Of scarlet
fever, his daughter Clara being down
with the disease.
IS. B. Reynolds, a son of Mrs. G..
W. English, arrived here a few days
ago from California and will make
Billings his future home.
w. P. Cresop, who has been at
Livingston since the beginning of the
year, returned to Billings yesterday
and is again with The Fair.
Miss Montana Hathhorn has re-
turned to her home at Livingston,
after several weeks visit to her broth
or, F. H. Hathhorn, in this city.
"A new store under the name of
the Golden Rule is soon to be opened
in the room recently vacated by For
ester, the jeweler, on Montana nj
The board of education at it's
meeting last night decided to submit
to the voters of the district a PROPOSE
ton to issue. additional bonds in the
sum of $35, 900 for the purpose of in
creasing the school facilities.
Robert Dining has filed a suit
for divorce from his wife, Marguerite
Dining. The parties were married
in this city on April 4, 1899. Din
ming charger his wife. with adultery
with some four different citizens, ard
says she deserted him without cause.
The committee of st. Luke's Epis-
copal church that it has
raised the requisite salary for a min
lister and Bishop Brewer has been
notified. It is thought that the bishop
will select a rector, who will take
charge of St. Iluke's shortly after
Easter.
j. J. Mccormick left yesterday
for his coal mines at Crystal Springs,
in Carbon county. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Mccormick, who will
spend a few days at the mines. Mr..
Mccormick contemplates removing
his family there i'll the spring and re-
manning for several months, as his
work will keep him at the mines dur
ing the greater part of the year.
Two additional cases of smallpox
were discovered yesterday, n being
taken from Mrs. Holling's lodging
house on South Twenty ninth street.
The other case made its appearance in
the home of j. Reeoe, a painter, at
l18 South Thirtieth street, the patient
being Mr.. Recess 14-year-old daugh-
ter, Mabel. The patient in the first in
cident was a man, who came from one
of the grading camps.
The police rounded up a big batch
of law breakers and took them before
Police Judge Mann, yesterday. With
out a single exception the whole lot
was discharged, but the judge first
took occasion to read a sharp lecture
to them. One of the number was q
white man, named Duffy, who is a
secretary" for n of the colored
women Of the tenderloin district. He
was given a short time to leave the
city on, penalty of being put in Jail.
The police are doing everything in
their power to clean the city of ''sec-
r~etaries" and vags.
Walton s. Davis have sold their
lumber business to II. MeGregor OF
Butte and H. ] Thompson of Dillon,
who will take charge about April l.
Messrs. McGregor and Thompson have
| been in the city several days, closing