The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-11-07
LOCAL AND

T. v. Overhuls of Grey Cliff is reg
fstered at the Grand.
B. A. Campbell, Burlington train
master, is up from Sheridan.
H. c. Lobdell of st. Xavier's mis-
sion is registered at the Grand.
j. T. Sanford, mayor of Laurel, was
among last evenings visitors in the
city.
w. B. Hill and H. G.. Means of Crow
agency are spending the day in the
city.
Phil Grein returned this morning
from a visit to some of the towns to
the west.
A note from Cody, Wyo., announces
the birth Of a daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Watkins.
F. l.. Summers left this morning for
Glendive to look after his sheep in
terests down that way.
This being a legal holiday under
the laws of the state, the banks and
public offices remained closed
Major S. G. Reynolds and A. A.
Campbell are up from the Grow
agency today to cast their vote.
NyThe first genuine snowstorm of the
season to be reported from the high
er country to the west is announced
by Livingston. Snow to the depth
of several inches fell there yester.
day.
Locally the new time schedule OH
the Northern Pacific became opera
tive today. AS is usual with the first
trains running on a changed card
trains both east and west we're con-
Derably late.
/"Tom' Stout has become convinc-
ed that the road to wealth and fame
lies along the journalistic field and
has concluded to adopt that noble and
elevating pursuit in. preference to
pedagogy. He left this morning for
Lewistown to assume the duties of re-
porter for the Argus. =
State Auditor Calderhead has is
sued notice that neither the Interna-
tional Register company nor the Penn
%sylvania Life and Accident company
is authorized to do business in Mon
tana. The ruling was made in an
swer to a query from Anaconda as TO
tho ~%o+,1~ 80 ~;%l~r ~ 1>0%1 ~ th@
concerns, SO far as having complied
with the laws of the state al con
cerned. The inquiry said that the
Register company was doing business
in the state through the Pennsylvania
company.
A. c.. Logan returned this morning
from a visit to Bismarck, N. D., that
proved to be more than ordinarily
pleasant. He accompanied Mrs. Lo-
gan and children that far on their
way to Chicago and the family made
it the occasion to stop and spend a
few days with a couple of brothers Of
Mr.. Logan, who reside at Bismarck.
The three brothers were Joined by a
sister who makes her home in far
off Connecticut and the four were
together again for the first time in
u years. 1t is needless to say that
the reunion was a happy one.
In making up the new time card
on the Northern Pacific it seems to
have beer the intention not to give
Helena any benefit of the North Coast
Limited, which runs via Butte, as nc
arrangements. were made for the us
ual Stub" connections at Logan and
Garrison. AS soon as this was learn
ed at Helena the Business Mems as
ISOLATION of that place at once took
the matter up with Mr.. Hannaford
and asked him to continue the train
the same as under the old arrange
ment. The appeal appears to have
had the desired effect. Arrivals from
Helent today stated that a message
had been received from the company's
headquarters saying that an effort
would be made to arrange a "stub"
service so as to give Helena the de-
sired connections. with Nos. / and 2.
From Wednesdays Daily Gazette.
Rolly Hern of Miles is at the Grand.
F. w. Smith of Wibaux is a guest
at the grand.
Joe l.. De Hart of Livingston is reg.
istered at the Grand.
Born-November 4, to the wife of
John w. Alter, a daughter.
Among those autographed at the
Grand is Jake l.. De Hart of Big Tim
Der.
Austin North and wife have sold to
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