The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-06-10
will be met by Miss Clara Boal, whose
guest she will be for a month at the
ranch ct H. s. Boal, near Birney,

Will De met Dy> MISS clara BOIL, WHO'S
guest she will be for a month at the
ranch ct H. s. Boal, near Birney,
Mont.
While still confined to his bed, H.
B. Segur is reported as greatly i'm
proved and rapidly growing better,
although several weeks will probably
elapse before he will be able to leave
the house.
Mr.. Holmes, one OF the caste in
"Belshazzar," mourns the loss Of his
watch, which was stolen from his
vest in the dressing room Of the opera
house during Saturday nights per-
Torrance.
Mrs. ]. D. Matheson, who has been
visiting for sometime at Miles City,
returned yesterday. She was accom-
panied by her daughter, Mrs. J. H.
Johnston, who expects to remain e
eral weeks.
The last Of the southern cattle for
which he has been waiting for some
time have been received by w. r..
Case and he left today in charge OF
the herd for his range in Custer and
Dawson counties.
In consideration of $500 Fred w.
Lee and wife have sold to Orlando
G.. Williams, ct al, the north half Of
the northwest quarter of section "a,
township 2, range %, east, containing
80 acres, more or less.
The bible lectures delivered at the
Episcopal church yesterday morning
and last evening by Mr.. Russell, the
North Dakota gentleman who has been
visiting Mr.. Gesner, proved unusually
interesting. Large congregations were
present at both services.
Henry G.. Hoppe and wife have sold
to Mary Hill all of that northwest
part of the northwest quarter OF sec
ton "a, township l, south, range Is,
which lies north of the Northern Pa
cifio right of way, containing 38 acres,
more or less; consideration $4,000.
The hearing of Peter Walter, who
was arrested last week on the charge
of having stolen $40 from r. J. Turner,
was begun in Judge Mann's court this
afternoon. The case was originally
set for tomorrow, but owing to the
fact that the complainant is compelled
to leave the city it was decided to take
it up to-day.
The Birely home in the west part
of the city has been sold to B. F. Sher-
man who will take possession in a few
days. In the sale Mr.. Birely gets pos
session of seven lots and a foundation
as part payment, in the same part OF
town. Mr.. Birely will at once build a
new homef which he hopes to have
ready for occupancy early in Septem-
Der.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Seth
Hastings took place yesterday after
neon. The services were conducted by
the Rev. Mr.. Clark, who also oficiat-
ed at the wedding Of the deceased, a
little more than a year ago. The large
number who accompanied the body to
it's last resting place gave testimony
to the high esteem in which the dead
lady was held.
The opera "Belshazzar" presented
by local talent at the opera house Sat
urday evening, proved a treat to play
goers, although the attendance did not
come up to expectations. The gross
proceeds did not exceed $3.50. The
performance will be repeated at an
early date at which a reduction in adj
mission to any part of the house will
be made to so cents.
1t is formally announced that the
marriage Of w. j. Cruise of Helena
and Miss Caroline Bennighoff ofathis
city will be celebrated june %. IN
though it has been rum
time that the happy q
place soon, the prin1
kept their friends IL
date, but now that tMG
to break their silence ongl 7 XII
and wishes for their future h6fit1ssa
ness are in order.
John Vogel was fined SO in police
court this morning fer having disturb
ed the peace of st. Vincent's hospital.
Vogel was drunk yesterday and went
to the hospital, where his brother is
one of the patients. For some reason
he became exceedingly abusive and
behaved himself in an offensive and
insulting manner. A policeman was
summoned, who locked the destroyer
ous fellow up and allowed him to cool
of in the bridal chamber" ~
A report was started this morning