The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-04-05
LOCAL NOTES.

From W.edaesday's Daily Gazette.
Carl Lisker has returned from a
months visit to Germany.
Roland Potter is spending a few
days at Hunters Hot Springs.
&C. T. Thomas, the we'll known
sheepman of Lake Basin, was in the
city yesterday.
The board of trustees of School
District No. 2 will meet tonight in
regular session. -....
Attorney John B. Clayberg of
Helena was in the city yesterday at
tending district court.
Attorney Geo. H. Simpson of
Columbus is in the city in attendance
on the district court.
-"Uncle Billy Hamilton of Co.
lumbus is spending a few days in the
city, receiving medical treatment.
Geo. T1eischman of Mammoth Hot
Springs, Wyo., was in the city yester-
day, looking after his property inter-
"ests.
john Kohout of Butte was in
Billings yesterday on business connect
ed with the Billings Brewing COM
pany. .
II. S. Linton and family left yes
terday for Walla Walla, WASH, which
place they will make their future
home.
Two plain DRINKS found their
way into the police court yesterday.
They were turned loose on promising
to leave the city.
in the city. Mr.. L.ehfeldt is now re-
covering from an illness Of what was
first supposed to be smallpox.
-''Just one boy for me-" said Joe
Parque yesterday afternoon, and his
friends caught on in a minute. Mrs.
Parque and babe are doing nicely.
w. NJ. Murphy, who has been
quite ill at st. Vincent's hospital with
pneuomnia, was able to be out yester-
day and has taken a room at the Grand
hotel.
A bright-eyed girl baby was born
ySSt0INlny w U1O VIII VI ~. 70 oA1N
Mother and child are doing nicely,
while the new papa is SO happy he is
almost sick. :
Billings will soon rank with the
leading cities of the country in the
matter Of bill boards, n of these
eye-sores meeting people on almost
every corner.
&C. w. Round of Buffalo, Wyo.
has received a contract to furnish 1O9
cavalry horses for the use of the Fifth
cavalry in Arizona. A number Of the
horses are to be delivered in this city.
DIR. Cliff Lindsay OF Lewistown is
in Billings with a view to opening uI
an Office for the practice Of his profes.
sion. He has just returned from the
east, where he took a post graduate
course.
&C. E. Lunbeck of Basin City,
Wyo., was in the city yesterday. He
was returning from a prospecting trip
to the coast, but found no better our
try than this section and decided tt
return.
W. B. George took his eldest son,
Warren, to Hunters Hot Springs yes
terday to see if the baths would benefit
the lad, who is suffering from heart
trouble and has been quite poorly fol
some time. "
In the case of Geo. A. Miller VS..
the Northern Pacific Railroad com
pany for damages for $3.50 for the loss
of a horses, Justice Mann rendered
his decision yesterday in favor OF thu
plaintiff for the sum sued.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Ashley o.
Flatwillow stopped over in the city
yesterday, while en- route home from
the east. Mr.. Ashley was recently
married to a young lady in Pennsyl
vania and is now bringing his bride
to her Montana home.
Don't forget the school election
Saturday afternoon of this week. The
women also have the privilege O.
voting and will no doubt turn out il
large numbers, as it is the only, tim'
that they have a chance to exercise tn
electoral franchise.
Another interesting meeting O.
the knights of the Maccabees was helt
Monday night, when IA oandidate'
were initiated. The lodge. was fav
ored with a good talk on the merits
OF the order by State Commander J
A. Orchard for the states of Montan,
and Idaho. After all business hat
been transacted the Sir Knights par
took of a lunch of sandwiches, cak'
and coffee, which was served by three
lady members of the lodge, Mrs. Chas
j. Bell Mrs. Clarence Secor and Mis-
Bell.
From THURSDAYS Daily Gazette.
This vicinity was visited b.
another light snowfall, yesterday: