The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-09-10
been opened to the public. During

been made in the park, among them
being the erection Of a new hotel at
Norris Geyser basin, which takes the
place of the old lunch stand which
has been doing service at that point
for years. Another new hotel is to be
constructed for next year at the Ups
per Geyser basin, while the Grand
canyon hotel is being enlarged. For
the pleasure of the tourists who may
visit the park next season an effort
is to be put forth to have a band
stationed at Mammoth Hot springs.
From Sundays Daily Gazette.
Mrs. w. D. Clegg and son of Seat
tie, Wash, are visiting friends in the
| city.
A marriage license was granted yes
terday to Robert Hicklen and Mamie
Watkins, both of Billings.
The Announcement has been made
Of the marriage OF Miss Florence
Losekamp to Mr.. John Yates during
the latter part of the month.
Rev. William Remington, pastor Of
the Baptist church, has returned
from an extended eastern visit. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Remington.
Miss Maud and Will Thompson ar
rived from Red Lodge yesterday and
for the present will make their home
with Judge and Mrs. Matheson in or
der to enable them to attend the high
school.
The county commissioners adjourn
ed yesterday, butWin mser tomorrow
in special sezSiop/for the purpose.
Of spreading the railroad assessment
as returned by the state board of
equalization on the records.
Miss T. O'Donnell and Arthur
O'Donnell, brother and sister Of l. D.
O'Donnell, arrived from their visit to
Michigan, Friday. Yesterday Miss
O'Donnell took her departure for Ana
conda, where she is engaged as teach
err IN the puDllc
What is probably the first now Of
the season is reported from Butte,
where a heavy frost occurred last
Thursday night and the mountain tops
are covered with snow. The weather
is said to be cold and raw and
further stormy weather was expected
at last accounts.
The camping party composed of
w. P. Matheson, Paul McCofm ick, Jr.,
Severe Belanger and Bs6 Mccormick
has returned fom< pleasant outing
in Dryhead caA.6n, on the Grow res
ervation. Small game and fish were
obtained in plenty, but no large
game was seen.
The man Munyon, for whose ar
? rest on the charge of threatening to
kill a warrant was issued a few days
ago by Judge Fraser, voluntarily ap
peared before his honor yesterday
He admitted that he had uttered the
threats against Hiber and gave 8
bond in the sum OF $3.50 to keep the
peace for m year.
A meeting of the directors of the
Big Ditch company was held yester
: day afternoon for the~purpose of set
; Ting up Me seasons business. Those
who wefe present were, j. w. Cole O.
, Park City, l.. A. Nutting and c. G
Steeres of Laurel, and Joseph Zip
. norman, Frank Summers and I'D
i O'Donnell of this city.
f 1t being tolerably well established
that the man Anderson, arrested sew
eral days ago for the commission o
q a nameless crime, is not Of sount
mind, the authorities have decided no
to place him on trial on a crimina
\ charge. Instead a commission will
convene tomorrow for the purpose o
examining him as to his sanity.
Traffic on the Bridger branch Of tn
S Northern Pacific is still hung up OF
account of the washouts caused b,
8 last TUESDAY SLOrm. ABOUT d I'LL
of the track was destroyed and unit
e this can be rebuilt no effort will b
made to run trains. The mail for tn
branch is now transported by wagon
n and postal connections are maintain
e ed.
y Anybody having information cor
corning the whereabouts of Harr
e Tart will confer a favor upon Mrs
Le Lucy Williams, mother Of the mis-:
ing man, by communicating with hel
II Mrs. Williams resides at Seattle an
y has written to Governor Toole askin
n him if he could assist in locating tn
e young man, whom she describes a