The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-09-12

sarokee are visiting the fair. They
are registered at the Grand.
Secretary of State Hays Is down
from Helena to see the fair and guess
the. winners in the track events.
James A. Johnson and wife Of Gebo
are spending az few days with friends
in the city and attending the fair.
Bert Martin and family came
across the Wyoming line to- see the
fair and visit friends in the city,
Frank Bliss, former proprietor Of
the Grand hotel at Big Timber, is tax
ing in the races and visiting old
friends in the city.
Miss S. G.. Carwile, a sister of
County Clerk Carwile, is here from
South Carolina en- a visit to the Car
vile family. 1t is the first time the
brother and sister have met in 25
years.
j.. B. HEREFORD, who has been spend
ing several months in England, France
and Germany, returned home yester-
day. En- route he stopped at Hot
Springs. 8. D., and spent q few days
with Mrs. Herford, who returned to
| Billings with him.
The Elks' announcement of a meet
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erything was in readiness for the ses
sion hut several Of the prominent
workers are connected with the fair
management and it was concluded
to postpone the meeting until further
notice, and The Gazette is requested
to make the announcement:
Among the distinguished visitors
in the city today are Chief Justice
Brantley and Associate Justice Mil
burn Of the supreme court, who came
down from Helena today to gaze at
the prize pumpkins and take a look at
the peaches grown in the Yellow
Nstone valley. The Gazette is indebted
to them for a very pleasant call.
n G. troop, Thirteenth cavalry, CAQ
tain Lochridge commanding, pass(d
through the city today. The trIbr
spent the summer in camp in the Vel
lowstone National park and is en-
route to Fort Meade, s. d., where the
regiment is stationed. The troop il
gaining a great deal Of experience
in marching, having marched from
Fort Meade to Fort Assinniboine
thence to the park and is now on its
way home, via Fort Keogh.
Suit was pegun in the district court
yesterday afternoon by Jep Ryan Of
Leavenworth, Kans, against Stuar'
Polk Of this city to recover a rae
ing mare known as Alice Glen, which
the defendant is accused of having
wrongfully taken from the possession
ct the plaintiff. The mare is alleged
to be worth $500 and in default 0
her recovery judgment for tina
amount and damages in the sum Q
$5OO is
Buffalo Calf and Young-Man-Afraid
of-His-Horse, two bibulous Crows, ar
spending the day in the hospitabl
Hotel de Jackson and will be tried OF
the charge of plain, unadulterate'
drunkenness tomorrw, unless the.
are sooner sent back to the reserva
ton in disgrace. The two sons o
the forest imbibed very freely of tn
white mans liquor last evening an
attempted to take charge of the In
dian camp near the fair grounds. 1
couple of Indian police took charg'
of them and brought them up tow
and turned them over to Chief Jack
, son.
{ From Thursdays Daily Gazette.
. w. H. Rice of Toston is a guest a
: the Grand.
l L. M. Rose is here from Carlo
: county today.
) A. B.. Clark Of Miles City is regis
tered at the Grand.
: John Richardson Of Twentymile
a guest at the Grand.
Lewis A. Gantz of Cody is anon
today's/ visitors in the city.
L. L. Brande of Bridger is an VI
G country visitor at the fair today.
Mrs. M. w. Potter and Miss Potte
i are down from Red Lodge to visit tn
fair.
q l.. Fowler and wife from Jolie
Carbon county, were arrivals la'
night.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Grewell can
in from Joliet this morning to Wis
the fair.
7. H. Johnson of Miles City is vi