The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-09-17
LOCAL AND

S. f. Morse went to chicago yestef-
day, on business.
c. G. Huyck Of Red Lodge was a
visitor in the city, yesterday.
B. G. Pitt has sold to D. A. Har.
relson lots 20 and 23, block SS, Bill.
ings townsite; consideration 81.
Rev. A.. T.. Gesner Of st. Luke's
Episcopal church returns today from
his summer vacation at Detroit, Mich.
John w. Fish of the Babcock Hard
ware company left yesterday for
rents.
Sixteen carloads of mixed sheep
sold by Oscar Stevens to Rea Bros.
passed through the city yesterday en-
route to st. Paul.
w. B. Calhoun, late druggist, pres
ent prospector and prospective bonan-
"a owner, took his departure yester-
day morning for Salt Lake.
G. E. Lennon, we'll known as a
sstockman of the South Dakota range,
was in the city yesterday from Spear
fish, which place he makes his home.
w. D. Story of Park City is expect
ed to arrive this morning with his
string of trotters, which he proposes
to enter in the races to be held at
the fair, next week.
In addition to the chief, who goes
a S the city's guest, the fire depart
ment has elected C/ L. Sawyer, G.
f. Burton, ORR Mickey and Oscar
Davis as delegAtes/ to the firemen's
convention, which, meets at Missoula,
October 3 and 4.
Mrs. P. B. Moss gave a delightful
.Kensington party yesterday after
noon in honor of MFs. DayidH. Moss.
The guests present ndmbered about
40. The refraa6ments were marked
by the daintiness characteristic Of all
served by the hostess at the functions
over which she presides.L
A telegram was received by the
fair managers YESTERDAY from NAL
colin Moncrief T9hising at least two
games by theLIack polo players
whom he will bring as an attraction
for the fair. In addition to the men
he will also bring 40 of his best pom
les, trained especially for the game.
C. w. Stockwell has returned from
an extended trip to the south and
east. While, absent he concluded to
eschew tho wfseries of ~single life
and as a resylt upon his return was
accompani{9/by Mrs. s%tockwell, who
formerly was Miss Eberheart, a most
,estimable young lady of Rock Island,
Ills, whom he married during the
early days of September.
From Sundays Daily Gazette.
A marriage/~ license was granted
yesterday Is IohH~P. Kelleher and
Leatice E. Scovel.
DR.. John H. Wilson and his wife
have opened rooms at/Me Rademaker
for the practice A/osteopathy.
Miss Minnie Hoffbauer of Milwau-
kee has arrived in the city to visit
her sister, Mrs. Thomas Healey.
The Livingston Post contains men
ton of the shipment of atrain load of
cattle by John Harvat to the coast
market.
Matt. Murphy, of the Murphy Cat
tie company, accompanied by Mrs.
Murphy, sailed from New York yes
terday to make a tour of Europe.
Samuel e. Kilner has sold to G.
c. Schaeffer 20 acres of land describ-
ed by meets and bounds, in township
/, south of range 26; consideration
$500.
The Rev. A. r. Gesner returned
yesterday from his vacation at De-
troit Lake, MINI. Mrs. Gesner and
the children are expected to follow,
shortly.
By a deed filed for record yester
day the North TRwp<1and company
+, has conveyed to Christopher P
Slater lots 1 and 2, block 40, Billings;
consideration $3.50.
E. M. Snyder of the M~usselshell
was in the citYyesterday and filed
a petition with Oe/eferk of the court
for letters of administration of the
estate of Mary B. Snyder, deceased
Hearing was fixed for october 10.
A deed executed y the North
Town Land company in favor Of
Peter F. ~sw1hSoh to lots 9, 10, Il
and u, bl2fI SO, Fosters addition
to Billings fownsite, in considera
ton of $3.50, was filed for pecord, yes