The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-06-03

than ordinarily n IN derault
Of $40 Buckley will do ten days work
on the streets.
From Mondays Daily Gazette.
Miss F. u. Unger of Laurel is Wis
iting friends in the city today.
Miss Helen Carney departed this
morning for her home in Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lehrkind and
son of Silesia are guests at the Grand.
Henry Haid has sold to Bird vestal.
lot 20, block AZ, original townsite Of
Billings; consideration $1,000.
1k@is reported that the hail which ac-
yesterday afternoons rain
did more. or less damage in spots up
the valley.
The Misses Daugherty and Earle,
two of the city school teachers, will
leave tonight for the Pacific coast,
where they will spend their vacation.
In consideration of $50 the Mime
sofa & Montana Land and Improve
ment company has sold to ]. N.
Cochran lots IL and -, block 220,
Billings. ~
.uring the wind and rain storm
yesterday afternoon the Gentry Bros
show tents, pitched in the city, were
blown down and damaged to the ex-
tent of 500.
Sheriff Hubbard has received a dis
patch from Junction informing hl.n
that Shannon, the young man who dis
selshell last week, spent Saturday
night at a sheep camp on Buffalo
creek.
%Owing to the high wind which pre-
vailed all day Gentry Bros. decided
not to show here today, as it would
ave been impossible to keep the
tents from blowing away. They left
this afternoon on a special train for
Sheridan.
BY a deed filed for record Peter A.
Evers and wife have sold to Frank
x. N. Rademaker an undivided half
interest in the south half of the south
west quarter of section 80, township
2, north, range 26, east. The consid-
Grafton named is 81.
H. F. Gray and Frank Elliott, ar
rested last week for breaking into a
Burlington boarding car, were ar
raigned before Judge Fraser Saturday
evening on the charge Of burglary in
the second degree. They pleaded not
guilty and their examination was set
for June II.
H. v. Bailey, whose occupation is
said to be that Of divesting chins and
heads of superhuous hirsute adorn-
ment, pleaded guilty in police court
this morning to having been drunk.
AS it was his first offense and he
solemnly promised to sin no more he
was discharged.
At the Custer Sheep company's
camp EAST Of Huntley Saturday night
a horse together with a saddle and
bride, a suit of clothes and $28 in
money was stolen. Manager Trask
of the company was notified of the
theft and he in turn reported the fact
to the sheriff's office.
j. Freese apparently likes the &C
commodations the city provides for
men who fracture the ordinances and
have not the wherewithal to make
settlement. This morning he entered
upon his second sentence within a
week for having been drunk and disor'
derby. This time his sequestration is
for four days.
I. L. Kirk. the newly appointed post
master at Bozeman, is probably the
best known in the state of the men
recently appointed to federal Office. Mr.
Kirk for years was route agent Of the
| Northern Pacific Express company
between Helena and Mandan. Lately
he has been the comrany's agent al
Bozeman. His appointment is ap
proved by a host OF friends.
w. w. Berry, who recently formed
a co-partnership with Fred H. Hath
horn to engage in law practice. hal