The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-09-06
Local NOTES.

4 MIS-. I'd. McITGll HAS 6OH6 W INOI-
folk, Neb, to visit relatives.
Miss Grace Gregg has gone to the
Black Hills to visit friends and rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Clement have re
turned from their visit to the Yellow
stone park.
r. E. Hardness went east yesterday
morning intending to be absent for
a month or six weeks.
A fishing party, composed of Messrs.
Luderman, Arn6ld, Fillmore and
Brothers spent Sunday and Labor day
on the saltwater. They returned late
Monday night and report a moderate
degree Of success.
Sadie Rutherford, one Of the UNI
~fortunates from below the dead line,
who was taken to the hospital last
week to be treated for some physical
ailment while awaiting her removal
to the insane asylum, died yesterday
morning.
Great Falls reports the first acct
dent Of the hunting season in the
state. Henry G. Love Of that city was
accidently shot and killed by a com
panion last Sunday. A charge of No.
5 shot struck him in the left hip and
he died within an hour after being
wounded.
The Hon. William Lindsay Of Daw-
son county was in the city yesterday
on his way to Columbus to buy a
bunch of sheep. Mr.. Lindsay did not
dispose of his seasons wool clip on
account of unsatisfactory prices pre-
vailing in the lower Yellowstone re-
gion, but stored it on his ranch to
await a better market.
The presence in the city last Satur-
day night of Walter Cooper of Boze-
man, and a.. H. Wethey of Butte, the
latter w. A. Clark's confidential
man, from a visit to Red Lodge a
ed a general belief to prevail that
something more or less important in
connection with the senator's hold
ings in Carbon county was on the
carpet.
Dr.. Allen has received Another let
ter from F. R. c. crowgf in the mat
ter of the propositio9bf eastern par
ties to establi3h a V6olen mill in this
city. Mr.. crdwel1%rites that he has
written to thu Commercial club that
as soon as he hears again from the
parties who contemplate coming he
will personally visit the city and con-
fer with the club.
The funeral Of the late Thomas
Hunter, who died at st. Vincent's hos
pital last Monday, took place yester-
day afternoon. Although Hunter died
as a county patient, the young man
who came to these parts with him
and who remained near during his
illness, betrayed the expense of a
hearse, not wishing that his friend
should be buried as a pauper.
The various physicians report the
existence, of a large number of cases
of typhoid fever in the city, although
as yet hone has developed into 9
stage Which<mhy be considered as
very dangerous. They explain thu
prevalence of the disease to the lonf
continued dry and hot weather ant
recommend as a safeguard that al
water usen for domestic purposes b.
boiled.
A corrected complaint has beel
filed in the divorce case Of Chinl
Ping On VS.. Art Tin. AS now file'
the complaint names Ching Ping Til
as the complainant and consequent.
meets the requirments of the law a
to name. An affidavit setting fort
the plaintiffs inability to prescott
the case accompanies the complain
and the court is asked for an orde
enabling her to conduct the case a
the expense of the county.
W. F. Purvis took advantage of tn
double holiday afforded to take a ru
upato Helena last Saturday night. H
returned yesterday and reports tina
Labor day was made the occasion fo
a big parade and other demonstr;
tions at the capital. One of tn
! sports was a coursing match and a
though he is not well up in the fin
points Of the game, he did not thin
much of it, as the rabbits were
poor lot and did not give the hound
a run for their money.
Richard l.. Jeffray, late in the en-
ploy Of the Donovan-Mc Cormick con
pany as driver OF. a delivery wagol
has begun suit against the compan
for the sum of $412.30, alleged to |