The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-09-26
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at the Grand.
Mrs. G. N. Skillman OF Big Timber
is a guest at the Grand.
E. B. Richardson Of the Grow
agency is visiting the city.
Major S. G. Reynolds, agent of the
Crows, is visiting the city.
b. A. Campbell, Burlington train.
master, is up from Sheridan.
DR.. w. X. Sudduth and daughter
OF Lavina are registered at the Grand.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Child returned
today from a sojourn at Hunters
Springs.
E. "A. Richardson, a merchant at the
Grow agency, is among the visitors
in town today.
M. L. Witcher is back from a visit
to the home of his father and mother
in Carbon county.
e. E. Gould, formerly of Billings,
but now residing near Forsyth, is q
visitor In the city.
Miss Gertrude Collins returned yes.
terday from a visit with friends at
Bozeman and Livingston.
A. b. Clarke, a prominent horse
grower of Miles City, is among those
registered at the Grand today.
Colonel H. w. Rowley, who has
been east on business for the past
10 days, will return to the city tomor-
row.
Ed Berry, proprietor of q south side
theatre, was fined $40 by Judge Mann
this morning on a charge of disturb
ing the peace.
A marriage license was issued last
evening to Joseph M. Partridge and
Miss Rebecca Jane Neel, both resi-
dents OF Billings. "a
The family OF Edward Cardwell in
the city has received information OF
the death of a brother Of Mr.. Card
we'll at Drew, Canada.
c. j. Blanchard, chief of the irriga-
ton section Of the government agri-
sultural department. is paying q visit
to this section for the purpose Of gath
sring statistics for that bureau.
The Hon. Paul Mccormick returned
home yesterday from a weeks bust
ness trip to Chicago. where he sold
/ large lot of cattle for the Custer
Cattle company.
l.. E. Schad returned this morning
from a visit to- his former home in
Michigan. Mrs. Schad and the baby
who accompanied him east will re-
main in Omaha for a time to visit
friends.
The Hon. Edward Cardwell Of JET.
ferson county is in the city, a guest
OF MI. and Mrs. Edward Cardwell.
He is returning from an extended
visit which included a trip across
the Atlantic.
A. B.. Clarke, the st. Louis horse
buyer who makes his principal head
quarters at Miles City, came up from
Missouri yesterday afternoon and
bought two cars of horses from Low
Their & Herford which he will ship TIC
the St. Louis market.
George A. Dunlap, representing
commission firm of Chicago, spent to
day in the city looking after business
Mr.. Dunlap was not able to give any
information as regards the big merger
of Chicago commission merchants tina
the ~wspap have recently exploit
ed. Fl.
Big Rock, a Grow Indian, is in tow
today looking after two horses tha
we're lost at the time he was here
taking in the fair. The animals are
work horses and are gray and dul
in color and have he Crow brand
The officers here have had no wore
that will lead to their recovery.
Captain j. c.. Bond reports the al
rival of a lately patented chemlca
engine that was sent here by ON
eastern manufacturer to be exhibite'
during the Firemen's State CONVEX
ton in October. He has word from
other manufacturers who desire t
send apparatus here for practlca
testing purposes and this feature prom
Uses to be an interesting part Of tn
convention.
The state board of pardons ha
concurred in the action Of the goy
ernor in granting a commutation<
sentence to Harry Clarke, the hig1
wayman, who is serving a 4O-yea
term at Deer Lodge. The board me
yesterday and approved the pardon
Clarke is to be discharged from pris
on Christmas eve. Under the term