The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-10-04
LOCAL
From Wednesday Daily Gazette.
o. G. Bundy was down from Laurel

. ICu wednesday . DoAAJ
o. c. Bundy was down from Laurel
yesterday.
w. L. G. and S. K. Unger of Laurel
we're among yesterdays visitors in
the city.
Miss Morrison of Glendive, who
has been visiting relatives at Huntley
visited the city, yesterday. She left
for her home, last night.
Mrs. Jean Decker left last night for
Hunters Hot springs to seek relief
which she has suffered for many
months.
Miss Mary G.. Gardner, librarian of
the Helena public library, was in the
city yesterday, the guest of Miss Col
Inns, librarian Of the Parmly Billings
Memorial library.
T. A. Williams, clerk of the district,
returned yesterday from a flying visit
to Duluth, to which place he went to
escort Mrs. Williams and children,
who were visiting there, back home.
Mrs. w. F. Sanders of Helena was
among the visitors who attended yes
terday's dedicatory exercises, having
accompanied the colonel, who was
one of the principal speakers of the
occasion.
Mrs. E. Gillette and children, and
Mrs. O..P. Hanna are visitors in the
city from, Sheridan, Wyo. The form
er are guests of the Mccormick fam
il and the latter is at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Becker.
In order to afford the members op
%portunity to take part in the various
social functions of the evening the
city council met at Z o'clock las
night. The session was brief ant
the only business transacted was thu
allowance of a number Of bills. A
the conclusion of this the meeting
adjourned until next Monday nigh
at the usual time.
From Thursdays Daily Gazette.
Two plain DRINKS faced his homo
yesterday and were mulcted in tn
sum of S., each.
Colonel and Mrs. Wilbur F. Sar
ders: who attended the library ded
cation, returned to Helena early yes
terday morning.
Mrs. E. Gillette and Mrs. O. P. Ha1
ma of Sheridan, who we're visitin
friends in returned HON
yesterday mdrni1E:
Yesterday mornings westboun
.s'North Coast Limited" was detaine
several hours at Huntley by a breal
down Of the locomotive.
H. G. Williams returned ~yesterda
from Faribault, Mimi, where he wei
y a few days ago to place Portus in tt
srmilitary academy at that place.
Fred l. Sanford, who lives in TT
"Ten Acre" addition, is the hapI
daddy of a daughter who arrived
his home late Tuesday morning.
Joe Tschudy, steward at the Bi
ings club, left last night for a thru
weeks vacation. Mr.. Tschduy W
visit relatives in southern Illinois.
Charles Newman and wife left ye
4o,lor Co, MiccoJ,1o fO attend tho q
nual meeting of the Montana Phone
society, of which Mr.. Newman is
member.
MI. and Mrs. Kilner and Mr.. Ere
erick Billings departed yesterd
morning for 1.-THE vest Mrs. Kiln
will visit a sister at Spokane VIII:
MI. Kilner and Mr.. Billings will
to coast points to attend to busine
matters.
Stewart Polk expects to leave in
few days for Texas with his stri
of bangtails, which he intends to
ter in some Of the big racing ever
that will take~place in that state d
ing the present fall. No less than
days of racing is assured by the p
grammes arranged by the JOCK
clubs of Galveston and Dallas.
Early yesterday morning a cou
4 OF Cinnamon became engaged in
alteration near the west end of M
nesota avenue and one drew a
volver on theY other-oficer Du
was notified Of the>fracas, but bef'
he could reaehfhe scene both of
contestants had disappeared. !
cause of the trouble could not be
c%ertained.
J. D. tosekamp and Roland POI
have returned from their fishing
camping trip to Thermopolls. II
report a successful and enJoya