The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-07-29
c AND PERSONAL

From Fridays Daily Gazette.
F. S. Chandler Of Red Lodge was In
the city today.
M. N. Stevens of Harlowtown is
registered at the Grand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sims Of Lay
VIVA are visiting the city. ~
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Truscott retdrn<
ed today from a tour of the National
park. gg sa 7r
Mr.. and. Mrs. George Hough OF
Bridger came down from that coal
camp last evening.
Mrs. M. f. Jones left this morning
for Omaha, where MI. Jones IS
permanently employed.
Mrs. T. ]. Routon and son left this
morning for Hunters Springs, intend
ing to be absent two weeks.
j. P. Smith left this afternoon for
Miles City to s%uperintend the ship
ment of several consignments of cat
tie.
General Agent Segur, who was rap
idly recovering from the effects OF
the recent stroke of paralysis. is now
suffering from an attack of erysipelas.
County Attorney Hathhorn has
about made up his mind to accom-
pany Chief jackson to Fort Yellow
stone tonight and take a run into the
park to where the fish bite.
DR.. H. H. Wilson Of Lewistown ar
rived in the city this morning. He
came by private conveyance and left
later on the Burlington for a visit to
his former home, near Kansas City.
The West Billings park promises to
have SOME special attractions for Sun
day afternoon and the management
has secured the services of the Eagle
band to furnish music for the occa-
sion. ...
George Flemming, the check passer,
was tried in Judge Fraser's court this
afternoon for false impersonation. He
was found guilty and sentenced to
six months Imprisonment in the
county Jail.
Two plain DRINKS were results OF
the use of the police drag net las
night. They were hailed before the
magistrate this morning and mot hav
ing the necessary amount were sen
fenced to do service on the streets.
A marriage license was granted las
evening to Frederick Oleson OF BIZ
Timber this state, and Margare
Thompson of Pittsburg, Pa. Later il
the evening the couple were married
by the Rev. DR.. Allen of the Metho
dist church.
Edna White, who was examined be
fore Justice Fraser yesterday after
noon ON the charge of having robbie
Fred Moeck of $50, vas held to tn
district court. In default of $50
bonds she was committed to the Gus
tcdy of the sheriff. -g
A heavy storm prevailed last nigh
to the southwest of the city. 1t graz
ually worked toward the east and to
a time threatened to come clos
enough to give this part of the vale
a soaking, but had expended itse
before it could make connections.
Archdeacon Jennings, of the Epi
copal diocese of Wyoming and Idaho
arrived from the west this mornin
and is spending the day anon
friends. He is on his way to visit
number of parishes in northern wy
ming and will depart over the Burlin'
ton in the morning.
IN local sporting circles interest a
taches to the mill to be pulled on t
night at San Francisco between Je
fries and Fitzsommons. Some be
are placed here of two to n in t
vor of Jeffries and returns by round
have been arranged for in one
more drinking resorts.
]. J, Southwick, the first man
operate The Gazette Mergenthale
passed through the city this morni1
on his way home to Great Falls fro
a visit to Kansas. While absent J
arranged for the installation of an
Illustrating plant which will be co
Quoted as an adjunct to the Tribun
Judge Mann did not deem the e.
dence strong enough to convict G
Arnold, tried by him yesterday afte
O on the charge of malicious m
chief and dismissed the action. Al
old was arrested last Sunday +
breaking down a door and enteril
the ball park during the progress
the game.