The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-07-02
couple are to be married by Rev.
Father Van Clarenbeck.

Central> Music hall ~attended Dy aDOuI
80 of the prominent young society
people. Elegant refreshments were
served at the close of the dancing.
Music was furnished by the st. Jean
orchestra.
J. G. McCune has been granted an
other lease on the Northern Pacific
lunch counter, which he has run for
the past two years. Tbe1 lease this
time is only for six MONTHS. Recent
~ the dining cal service Of that road,
under which the eating houses are
managed, notified Mr.. McCune that
on the expiration of his lease, about.
July /, he would be expected to va
cate as the service. intended to con-
duct the house.
From Tuesdays Daily Gazette.
Lester Strader left yesterday for
Spokane, where he has secured an
other position.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Sayer of He.-
ena are in the city visiting Mrs. Say
er's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Walk.
Mrs. Shirley of C%arrolton, Mo-, has
arrived in the city to spend the sum
mer with her niece, Mrs. w. G. Sci
brede.
Mrs. M. A. Arnold and son went to
Helena yesterday for a visit to the
family Of Geo. M. Hays, secretary Of
state.
Miss Harriet Meyers returned to
her home near Livingston yesterday,
after several weeks visit to friends
in this city
F. FREEMAN, the well known bust
ness man of Red Lodge, was in the
city last night with his wife, whom
he was taking to New York for medi-
cal treatment.
Mrs. s. G.. Reynolds and children
left Sunday for Big Rapids, Mich.
where she goes to attend the wedding
Of her sister, Miss Lillian II. Brown,
to H. v. Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Healy, who are
stopping at Jos Sansome's, lost their
eight months old girl, Sunday by
death resulting from ~dysentery. The
funeral took place yesterday.
Miss Dora Draper of Pease Bot
(k--a ~-bn ,,oes ry@r;%Snr fr{dyac IN fhie
city for a few days, departed Sunday
night for Leavenworth, Kan, where
she expects to remain for q year.
Mrs. Phil Reece, after severa
weeks visit to her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Rixon in this city, has
gone to Maryville where her husband
is engaged in railroad contracting.
!, Seth Dix, the murderer OF Bel
Davis, who was last week sentenced
Z to 30 years Imprisonment in thu
state penitentiary, was taken to Dee,
) Lodge this morning by sheriff Hub
bard.
Mayor George retdrned sunda.
i night from a trip to6utte. His horse
, ormand D., which/was taken to tina
) city for entry the races, will no
take part for a few days at least, hav
ing met with a slight accident.
James Campbell who held a posi-
Y ton in the clothing department Q
4 the Donovan-McC ormick Co.; tender
e ed his resignation Saturday night s.
as to accept a position with the Free
man Clothing company Of Red Lodge
? The seven months old boy of MI
and Mrs. A. G.. Talmage died yer,
suddenly Sunday afternoon, Of acut
dysentery. The funeral was he'll
last evening, the hour being set so a
!, to allow friends from Red Lodge t
be present.
The county commissioners met yes
terday and approved the bonds g
such road trustees as were present
ed. The board also appointed sever
al new trustees, some of those pre-
rs -
viously appointed having failed t
: qualify.
j. P. Smith, better known as "Ros
enbaum's Smithy," arrived in tn
city yesterday for a few days sojour
while looking up business for, hi
firm. He is just recovering from
y serious accident which befell hil
some time ago in Chicago. when h
was run over.
: H. v. Bailey left last Sunday &c
Big Rapids, in order to be present 8
an event in that city arranged fe
! July 10 in which he takes a prom
nent part. His bachelor friends sil
n nalized his prospective retiremeI