Red Lodge picket., 1902-01-31

Fred II. Hathhorn, county attorney for
Yellowstone county, was in the city over
Sunday and Monday on business in con
nection with some attachment proceed
ings brought against the owner Of saw /
mill on Sage creek.
The club dancing party Tuesday even
ing drew forth . large attendance
George Groesbeck came UP from Billings
10 lead the orchestra and the dancers
said the music was the best Of the
season. The affair was in honor Of Mr..
and Mrs. George G. Hough Of Bridger
a couple 81 lots ia Hymer addition,
belonging to N. s. Shanovisk, who last
summer made an assignment Of his
Chicago Fair store and thereby gave his
creditors the marble heart, will be sold
at sheriffs sale Feb. 81 by virtue OF an
execution issued out Of the district court
in favor 81 the Carbon County bank.
Referee Firth Of Billings has been petit
toned by Michael Wrote Of Bowler,
trustee in bankruptcy in the estate OF
Buck Bros. for permission to sell at
public sale at Bridger. Feb. 5, personal
property consisting Of bucks, horses etc.
Hearing on said petition will be had
before Referee Firth at Billings, Feb. :.
TX. Fisher of the Golden Rule, who
went to st. Louis two weeks ago to at
tend the annual meeting Of the syndi-
cate telegraphed Fletcher Sparkling last
Wednesday morning that the Lindell
hotel was in flames. Mr.. Fisher added,
in the message. that he had succeeded
in escaping uninjured from the burning
building.
4 Sheriff Potter is busy serving sub
poenas in the Rock creek water case
which comes up for trial at the February
:. term of the district court. He went te
Billings last Friday night for that pur
pose and put in the cold wave days there
and at Bridger looking up men whom
the court will want to appear during the
legal controversy.
Those who contemplate committing
| matrimony should not forget that 'Tht
Picket has fine line of wedding station
cry in the shape Of invitations and an
, nouncements. These are printed to or
der with neat script type, put up in box
es of fifty or one hundred, with insid
!, and outside envelopes. Mail orders SC
licited and promptly filled. tt
II YOU want hand me down outti
Peters, the tailor, says he isn't in it, bu
If you want a suit or overcoat that WI
: tit you because it is made for you he
ready to trot out his tape. He has som
g very handsome patterns in fall and VIII
y ter goods. Prices from Sl5 up for suit
is Cleaning and repairing done. Nes
door to Hanrahan's Cigar Factory. 20
e Gebo Sentinel: James Banta lost tW
J. horses in peculiar manner one day la:
2 week. He was riding along the roa
near Bakers ranch above Joliet leadin
IS broncho fastened to the horn OF h
" saddle when the horses became frigh
r ened and fell over steep embankmen
a both breaking their necks. Mr.. Ban
h managed to slide off in time to sa'
himself
OF II. c.. Woodward, the attorney at Geh
gave mortgage at one time for $500
up A. w. Goldsmith of Cincinnati, coveril
NV his law library. his diamond ring al
stud and some of his wifes jewell
=, When Sheriff Potter went to Gebo t
nm first of the week to foreclose on t
nd mortgage all he could find was t
,at library. The iewelry had all disappear'
Mr. Woodward later came to Red Lod
and satisfied the mortgage.
.en, DR.. Philippe Fountaine, who has be
Al. giving lectures at the Methodist chul
Al npon his travels in the Holy Lal
stated Tuesday evening that many
the historic places in Palestine
st- myths and perpetuated as such for
e.- purpose of getting money from tour
Die for admission to see them. He sta
usi that he has in his possession two ru
EN- nails which he bought from Hebrew
Jerusalem who offered to give a writ
ora guarantee that they came from the
ted hand of Christ as he lay npon the cr
ION, He didn't ask for the guarantee,
rev. took the nails just to show what HI
the buggery was being perpetrated in
Holy Land in the name Of the Saviou