The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-07-26
Local 8:

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In the police court yesterday Ber'
Wilson wac Aned $40 for being drunk
e. M. JENSEN of Shawmut is amons
the well known wool growers that are
in the city.
Mrs. Vfgo Iceberg OF Miles City II
in the city for a visit to her sister
Mrs. w. H. Smith.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Dan Cameron and Renne
kastner, both of this city.
At a recent meeting Of the Mussel
shell Telephone company the old Of
ficers were reelected for the ensuing
year.
Mrs. Hanly of Kansas City and Miss
Rosalie Brooks OF st. Joseph, Mo.
are here on a visit to their sister and
cousin, Mrs. w. Fl. Smith.
DR.. Prickett and family, accompan.
Ter by the formers sister, who was
here visiting from Chicago, have start.
ed overland to the Yellowstone park.
H. McGregor left this morning for
Deer Lodge, where he has purchased
10 head of standard bred trotting colts
which he will bring to this city the
latter part of the week.
Petite Miss Helen Lindsey Of Fort
Keogh accompanied Mr.. and Mrs
Jean Decker on their return from their
visit to the post and will spend sever
al weeks with them before her return
home.
The new barn of Thompson-Mc-
Gregor Lumber company is nearly fin.
ished. 1t will be one of the finest
stables in the city, being fitted
throughout with all the modern cbn-
%veniences. 8,
Frank Elliott, woh was arrested a
few days ago for breaking into a
Northern Pacific box car and stealing
some tobacco, was given a so day SEN
tence yesterday for vagrancy, by JUS
tice Mann.
G. H. Sharp and wife are in the
city from Cody, Wyo. Mr.. Sharp is
the contractor who has the work Of
grading the Burlington's new line into
Cody from Pryor Gap. He expects to
have the work completed in about 80
days. when the laying Of rails will
begin. The company expects to have
the line completed and ready for bus
mess about October /.
A petition was filed in the office Of
the clerk of the court yesterday af-
ternoon asking for the probate Of the
will Of John Hagen, or Hogen, deceas.
ed. The petitioner is %Ingeborg j.
Hagen, a daughter Of the deceased,
who states that she is named the will
as the e%xecutrix. She states in her
petition that the deceased left an es.
tate valued at about $5,4O0, divided
among personal and real property.
J. +. Clark of Libertyville, Ills, is
in the city visiting the family Of his
wife's brother, s. +. Morse. Mrs.
Clark has been here for several weeks.
Mr.. Clark, who is a travelling repres-
entative OF the well known establish
ment Of Fairbanks & Morse, is taking
his usual summer vacation, and ito
gether with his wife and Mr.. and Mrs.
Morse will leave in a few days for a
trip through the Yellowstone park.
Paul Hitter, the colored man arr lest
ed a few weeks ago charged with org
cry, In that he forged an ordel for
$40 upon Holmes & Calhoun, signing
the name of VIM. Rogers, was ar
raigned in Justice Mann's court yes
terday 0 nthe charge Of obtaining
money under false pretenses, the
former charge being dismissed. Hitter
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
three months in the county Jail Ind to
pay the costs Of prosecution.
From Thursdays Daily Gazettel
A. G. Greene of TIBET is in the city
to sell his wool. Xxx
Mrs. Reber Of Butte is visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. West on
Nc III T~hirty-frst street.
Dan Mcdonald, president Iof thek
Western Federation of Labor, was|
among yesterdays visitors in THE city
Mrs. Zoa Simineo Of WI h~terville3
Wash, has arrived in the city and
will make her future home with hej
son, ]. s. Simineo.
T. H. Burke of Helena s in thu
city. He is the veteran insurance
man of the state, and numbers his
friends and acquaintances by the hun
dreds.