The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-09-24

@ be made when the mill was loaded
in the cars; that the mill was duly
forwarded and arrived at Billings Feb
ruary 20 and that no part of the
amount agreed upon has been paid by
the defendants, Notwithstanding that
demand has been made upon them a
number Of times.
From Sundays Daily Gazette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bailey of For
syth, who attended the fair last Fri
day. returned to their home yester-
day.
DR.. and Mrs. Andrus of Miles City,
who have been attending the fair, re-
turned to their home ehrly yesterday
morning.
L. L. Moffett and wife, accompanied
by Miss Stock of\c9hada, will leave
tomorrow for a months visit to the
Pacific coast.
Barney Schneider and S. w. Soule
have returned from Great Falls, where
they attended the grand lodge OF the
Knights of Pythias.
F. K. Parkhurst, one Of the large
fockmasters Of Custer county, is in
the city to receive a consignment of
sheep which he wiz add to his al
ready heavy holdings.
]. A. Metcalf, who has bes6 city edi
tor of the Red Lodge Picket, passed
through the city ~4esteg1ay en- route te
Helena, where nd h~a1accepted a posi-
ton on the RecorAc
James Sloan faced his honor, Judge
Mann, yesterday on the charge OF dis
turbing the peace. He pleaded guilt!
and in default of S. will put in two
and a half days on the streets.
Two men were arrested at Missouli
several days ago who are believed t
be responsible for the fire at Forsyth
which July s, last, destroyed the o.
cidental hotel and the Northern Pf
cifc coal bunkers and in which on
man lost his life.
Emma Martin has filed a petitlo
!, for divorce from Frank Martin, t
!, whom she says she was married {
Laramie, Wyo, several years ago. a
: a cause of action she alleges that h
! deserted her September is, 1900. an
although physically able to contrlbu'
to her support, has failed and refuse
to do so, compelling her making
living for herself, ACCOMPLISHMENTS
that she is informed and believes I
y is worth at least $4,000.
A complaint asking for an annl
v ment of her marriage to Julius Sill
inert has been filed in the distri
court by Dora Simmert. The plant
!, alleges that she and the defenda
were married at Anaconda, this sta
June %, 1898, and that because
- physical infrmity defendant is unat
to perform the duties of a husba:
- and she therefore asks the court
:, declare the marriage null and vo
She also petitions to be given t
right to resume her maiden nan
- Moriarity.
= A new industry is to be establish
in Fergus county. G. H. Williams
Lewistown has received a shipme
of racoons from Indiana and will
8 tempt propagation of the anfmals
as their skins, al he believes a fortu
a. is awaiting hAm if successful beca'
of the large ana growing demand
no 'coonskin overcoats. He thinks
climate and natural surroundings
Iy his home are exactly adapted to
IT, wants of the animals and will tt
them out to see how they take to tn
new location.
Jim Bell, who was given a "foat
by Judge Mann, last Thursday,
:, cided that the attractions OF Bill
were too many for him to forego,
Drawing the suspended sente
sneaked back to town. He a b
LIS in town only a short time when a
me liceman saw him and locked him
ate Yesterday morning he appeared
TAU court and was sent up for 30 q
loi and to pay the costs of prosecut
which will e an additional
days tackled to his s~entepce:
reo Bell is a guest of the county.
ose -
leir From Tuesdays Daily Gazette.
big Louis Hoffman of White SulI
In Springs is a visitor in the city.
not F. M. Arnold, president of the \
tana National bank of Helena, W;
1ily visitor in the city, yesterday.
me, Oliver Jackson is out for the