The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-04-08


returned yesterday from a visit to the
ranges of the Custer Cattle company
on the Grow reservation.
For having taken a conspicuous part
in a row on the south side George
Cruel will be working on the street
gang for the ensuing five days.
Capt. j., G. Bond Left last night for
Cody, Wyo., where he proposes to
remaknxa month taking advantage Of
thHQdrative properties Of the waters
Ehe DeMaris hot springs. x.
NPierre Wibaux, the Dawson county
cattleman, was a Wis; , in the city
yesterday, on his way home from
France, where he spent the winter
with his family, who reside for the
most Of the time in that country.
City merchants who desire to reap
the benefits of advertising will take
into consideration the low subscrip-
ton price of The Daily Gazette. The
paper proposes to reach every news
paper reader in town within the next
few days.
David Frat left last night for Hell
ena to attend a meeting of the board
of state live stock commissioners,
which at this meeting will arrange
the details for the annual meeting Of
the cattle association to be held at
Miles City, n
Neorge Trischman, who is in the
Nmploy of the government at Nam
moth Hot Springs, Yellowstone park,
came down from that place Sunday
evening. Mr.. Trischman reports that
there is still any quantity of snow
in porto snof the park.
j. B. Platt of this city, who has
been at the Brainerd, Mimi, railway
hospital during the past six months
undergoing an operation for appen-
dicitis, returned last night. His
mother, who was at his bedside all
the time of his illness, returned with
him. ~
Among the visitors from the upper
valley yesterday was S. +. Mitchell.
| Mr.. Mitchell resided in that part of
the country before Billings had. a
place on the map, and says he will
spend his remaining days on the
ranch. he homesteaded more than 20
yeatAago. u
meet the demands of the city
Ieople The Gazette henceforth. will
appear as an evening paper at SO cents
per month, delivered by carrier. Be-
ginning today canvassers will visit ey-
cry home in the city where the paper
is not already taken, soliciting your
name for the carriers list. y
By request Frederick Warde deliver
ed an address to the pupils of the
high school yesterday afternoon. Be
ing a scholarly gentleman and a pleas
ing and fluent talker,. Mr.. Warde not
only entertained, but instructed hts
audience as we'll, many of whom we've
parents of those for whose special
benefit the address was made.
Jim Traux disregraded the leniency
of Judge Mann and failed to leave the
city, when given the opportunity to
do so On a '%'foater," a week or SO ago.
Sunday he was arrested on the south
side for disturbing the peace and
brought into court yesterday pleaded
guilty. His address for the next 20
days will be in care of the street COM
missioner. ~
Judge Goss, with the assistance of
q couple of ablebodied colored men
was engaged yesterday in removing
his law office from the First National
bank block into the quarters recently
leased by him in the Belknap block.
He found the change necessary in or
der to accommodate al ever growing
library, which long ago had outgrown
the old room.
The ~two-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Conway died Sunday
afternoon of scarlet fever. The fun.
eral will take place today at an hour
not yet decided upon last evening, ow'
ing to the lack of knowledge concern
ing the arrival of relatives from Vir'
ginia City, who have been notified
and are expected to be in attendance