The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-11-05
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city owe Sunday, visiting his mother
and sister, Miss Hannah Johnston.
On complaint Of Mrs. Jennie Scott
a warrant was issued by Judge Mann
yesterday for the arrest Of Harriet
Baltimore, charging her with dis
turbing the peace.
Sheriff Hubbard returned from
Deer Lodge Sunday morning and left
again that night for the same place
with George Sargent, sent UP for n
year for horse stealing.
A. B. Cook, erstwhile a resident Of
this city, but more lately Of Missoula
and at one time state auditor, passed
through the city yesterday on his
way west from a visit to the east.
A warranty deed was filed for rec
ord yesterday by which jeff Payne
transfers to Margaret Quinn a certain
parcel Of land in Yellowstone county,
described by meets and bounds, In
consideration of the sum Of $3.50.
AS shown by g warranty deed filed
for record with the county clerk and
recorder yesterday the Billings estate
has sold to William G. Hinshaw lot
s, Of the southwest quarter Of section
q, township /, south, range 20, east,
containing ten acres, for the sum Of
$3.50.
A severe blizzard, the first of the
season, Is said to be raglG In North
Dakota. Last eyehingN was report
ed that in conse{uoMe Of the storm
railroad traffic was seriously impel-
ed and that the Northern Pacific train
due here early this morning was five
rours late.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Barstow and
daughter, who were called to the city
on account Of the death of their son,
George A. Witcher, will leave tonight
for the ranch home at Absarokee.
During their stay In the city they
have been at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. =. II. Becker.
The Gazette this morning must beg
the indulgence Of its patrons for its
bum appearaD<es Which Is due to a
partial breakdown In the mechanical
department. Every effort Is being
made to remedy the difficulty and we
hope to have things running smooth
ly again very soon.
Mrs. G. r. Burton entertained
about so boys yesterday afternoon
from 4 to z In honor Of Master Chas.
B,tron's thirtse6th birthday anniyer-
sary. The Gma~~was spent playing
games in the billiard ROOM, and en-.
joying a bounteous spread, which was
served on two long tables prettily
decorated with ferns.
Yesterdays w%estbound North
Coast Limited arrived alssast five
hours late. the de@ay having been
caused at E'ars6: where the wheels OF
one Of the Pullman cars broke down
Another car not being available. the
train had to remain there until the
necessary repairs could be made.
When the case of State VS.. All 10y
charged with conducting an opium
Joint" was GALLEY in JvdGa-Mann's
court yesterday Asrning, defendants
attorney, Judge Goss. filed an afI!'
davit in support Of a motion for 8
change Of venue. The motion was
granted and the case ordered into
Judge Fraser's court.
The sheriff of Granite county was
expected to arrive last night to take
charge of the mar Hunter. as he calls
himself, who was arrested here las
Saturday night for murder committed
In the former county, last year. The
prisoner stoutly protests his limo
cense and claims to have never beer
in that part of the state.
Charles Bielenberg Of Deer Lodge
arrived in the city Sunday night Will
81 Hereford bulls, n and two year,
old, which he has sold to Otto Franc
and will deliver at the end OF tn
Burlington's Cody branch. The bull'
are pronounced by experts to be al
fine a lot Of youngsters as has eve
been seen In these parts and tho fac
that they are Montana bred must no
be overlooked.
The high school football team !
receiving recognition from like insti
tutions In various parts Of the state
In addition to the game scheduled TO
next Saturday with Bozemasrtt Ia no
unlikely thC E@~se'fowlns week vii
seer another contest. this II witt
Helena. A challenge has been re
ceived from the players OF the latte