The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-09

the worse fOr the treatment ne
received. AS if to further humiliate
him, Mrs. Roark caused his arrest on
the charge of assault in the third de-
gree and he was arraigned befoa
Judge Fraser yesterday. He en+e
a plea of not guilty and in defaF
bonds was remanded to the cas
of the sheriff until next Monday 8.
noon at 2 o'clock .
From Fridays Daily Gazette.
w. J. Kaiser of Livingston was a
visitor in the city, YESTERDAY.
Charles Agnew of Glendive is in
the city taking medical treatment.
c. S. Lane left last night for a two
months visit with friends in Dakota.
Mrs. M. McCracken, accompanied
by her sister, left yesterday for a two
weeks visit with relatives in Living
stOn.
DR.. Bennett of Meeteetse, Wyo., was
here yesterday to meet his family and
them to their Wyoming
home. wv
The county commissioners have ad-
journed as a board of equalization
and will meet next Monday to make
the annual tax levy.
U. E. Frizelle returned yesterday
morning from California. Mrs. Fri
zelle with their two children will re-
main there until September.
The Hon. David E. Folsom, who
spent some time in the city, pending
the sale of his wool, has returned to
his home in Meagher county.
Henry Muller, president of the Bill
ings Brewing company, accompanied
by his o and daughter, arrived yes
terday from Butte. They are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. West.
Architect Limit who gravitates be-
tween Billings ind Butte-dnd whose
firm has submfteda~drawing for the
new city hall, was among the visitors
in the city yesterday.
Miss Nellie Snyder. who has been
teaching the Fattic creek school, ar
rived in the city yesterday on her way
to the Musselshell, where she will
teach for the Ensuing term.
The state furnishing board abs en-
tered into a contract with a New
York concern for supplying the metal
furnishings of the new state capital.
The sum involved amounts to $15,50O.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. George of Cam
den Point, Mo-, are in the city. guests
at the home of their son, Mayor
George. They viii remain several
weeks and in the meantime will view
the sights of Yellowston park.
Mrs. H. G. Potter of Miles City,
who has been visiting Mrs. Jean
Decker, left for her home early yes.
terday morning. She was Joined here
by her husband, who had been to the
western part of the state on a short
business trip.
The western, or range beef season
may be said to have opened. Last
Monday a lot of/cattle of ae~Bear
Paw pool were placed ou~the Chicago
market and D~rqugbt~very satisfactory
prices The highest price received
was for steers, which sold at $4.7O
while cows and heifers sold at $3.1C
to $3.50.
The wool market at Great Falls clos
ed for the season last Wednesday and
three clips were sold as the winduI
l. W IL ldo bSSh GIL ~
tive market. Among them vas the
clip of the Sage Creek Sheep com
pany, weighing 800, 900, which brought
1873 cents and was bought by Jere
miah Williams & Co. and ]. Koshland
& Co.
The burning of a bridge near Gus
ter vas the cause of a temporary sus
! pension of traffic on the Northern Pa
l &c 1or% VNYOIn 0~Ior Troinc yxynVx
delayed a few hours to enable the
necessary repairs to be made wher
traffic was resumed as usual. A make
til such time as a permanent n cal
be built.
Edward H. Callister, the newly ap
pointed collector of internal revenue
for this district has received<forma
orders directing him to rsnfove the OF
flee from it's DISQUALIFICATION, Helena
to Salt Lake City: The removal will
probably be effected next Monday
For the accommodation of the peopl
of this state a stamp Office will b.
maintained at Helena and will be II
charge of Mrs. Frances R. French, tn
present chief deputy collector.
, Although the transaction does no
yet form a portion of the public rec
! ords, it is currently reported abou
the city that sale has been effected Q
the Matte Owens parcel ot<feal es
tate in First avenue, noHsn, betwee
. Twenty-seveith and 1wenty-eight
I streets. Tho price, is said to hav
e been in the hefghborhood of $4,000
A gentleman prominently connecte
with one of the large banking instit'
2 lions Of the city IS named as n {
those interested in the purchase.