The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-01-22
Sundays Daily Gazette.

January 80.
From sundays Daily Gazette.
District court will again
Tuesday and be in session about 10
days.
-Carw1le & Bouton write liberal
fire insurance policies at the best OBJ
taiDable rates.
The First National bank is install
ling another square Of caging which
will serve as office for the cashier.
DR.. William Parberry of White
Sulphur Springs has given $500 to the
Montana Children's Home society.
Ben Blackwell paid a fine of $40 in
the police court yesterday for having
been drunk and resisting an officer.
Miss Mabel Hays has returned to
Billings from a couple Of weeks visit
to her brother, Geo. M. Hays of Hell
ena.
Mrs. I. Jagodnigg. representing
an eastern fur house, is i'll the city en-
route east from a trip to the Puget
SOund. .ss...
The saloon finn Of W. A. Wells
and D. P. Van Horne has been dis
solved, the latter retiring from the
business.
Jos. Schneider returned last night
from Red Lodge, where he did some
work relative to the water works sys.
tenn Of that place.
R. W. Hutchinson, who has been
quite i'll at the Rademaker house for
several weeks past, was removed to st.
Vincent's hospital.
Sheridan Enterprise: Rev. Rem
ington Of Billings, who is assisting
Rev. Petzcldt during the revival meet
ings, is preaching some fine sermons.
Joseph Sims left yesterday for St.
Paul tn superintend the feeding OF
8, 900 head Of sheep, which were
shipped from his city a few days ago.
The Northern Pacific passenger
trains continue to arrive here several
hours late on account Of delays on the
extreme eastern and western divisions.
Geo. L. Havens, who nov has a
position with the Northern Pacific as
night operator at Logan, spent a
couple of days in Billings, returning
to Logan last night.
Representative Geo. @. Stull
came down from Helena yesterday
morning and will return to the scene
Of legislative doings tomorrow in time
to take a hand in the short term sem
%atorial contest.
Ralph Berry, the Meagher county
sheepman, will ship SO cars of sheep
to Chicago, one train going out today
and another tomorrow. Gerald Pan
ton will accompany the first train as
far as st. Paul. ....
The Woman's Missionary society
of the Congregational church will
meet Monday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
with Mrs. Clark, at the parsonage.
All are invited. Light refreshments
will be. served.
Mrs. Fl. A. Gilsdorf entertained
twelve of her lady friends at tea last
evening at her home on South Twenty.
ninth street. The dining room was
beautifully decorated with chrysanthe'
NUNS and carnations.
"A merry party of young people
gathered at the residence Of Mr.. anc
Mrs. A. H. Barth on North Thirtietl
street last night in honor of their sor
Arthur's seventeenth birthday ami
versar. The evening vas spent il
dancing and social conversation.
4Chas. H. Fraser, representing thu
Montana Daily Record of Helena
was in the city yesterday. Mr.. Fraser
is no stranger in Billings, having com
here quite frequently in years gon'
past, when he was engaged in tn
sheep business in the Judith basin.
II. P. Mcdonald Of Bridger wa
in Billings yesterday returning hom'
from a sojourn at Hunters Ho
Springs. It is almost needless to stat
that MI. Mcdonald was feeling ex
ceedingly happy w the election o
W. A. CLARK to the United States sen
ate.
AT the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
This. J. Wallace, near Billings, on mex
Wednesday evening will occur tn
marriage of their daughter, Mis-
Anna Agnes Wallace to Mr.. Vigo A
Iceberg of Miles City. The home Q
the couple will be in Miles City afte
February 10.
Under Sheriff J. T. Sayles an
: Deputy Sheriff G. W. Harding re
: turned yesterday from a several days
trip over the county subpoenain
, Jurors. Sheriff Hubbard contemplate
attending the meeting Of the sheriff
!. of the state in Helena yesterday, bu
: was not able to leave, owing to thei
absence. a
Rocky Mountain Husbandman
\ Speaking of the Yellowstone recent
a gentleman remarked to us that tn
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