The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-07-18

Mr.. Kinnick brought suit against the
company several days ago to recover
the value of three horses that h al
leges were killed by one of defend
trains. He placed the value of
the animals at $165 in his complaint.
The case was set for hearing July IA
and was afterward continued to-
August 1. A number of witnesses who
live 200 miles away were not notified
of the continuance and they came to
town yesterday for the purpose OF at
tending the trial. In order that they
should not be placed to- the expense
and inconvenience of coming again
their dispositions were taken.
From Wednesdays Daily Gazette
Alex. Donaldson of Sheridan, Wyo,
is in the city today.
P. H. Hanley, a Bridger business
man, is in town today.
E. G. Hill of Gebo is spending the
day in the city on business.
E. A. Richardson Of Crow agency
is among the visitors in town.
o. P. Hanna, who lives at Sheri-
dan, Wyo., was in town yesterday.
J. A. G. Gillespy, a newspaper man
of Columbia, Mo-, spent yesterday in
the city.
Homer Bradt, travelling passenger
and freight agent for the Burlington
route, is in the city from Helent.
William Potter of Livingston is
down for the purpose of selling his
wool clip and will be in the city sew
eral days.
Mike O'Connell went to Hunters
Hot Springs yesterday where he will
femain several weeks taking baths
1for rheumatism: 4
J. w. Fish is just completing an ele
CANT new cottage residence on hi:
lots at the corner of Twenty-nintl
street and Second avenue north.
Mrs. S. H. Huntley of Helena i
spending several days with friend
in the city and will dispose of he
large wool clip before returning home
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Barstow AM
daughter, who have been in the cit,
for several weeks past, will retur'
TIC, their home in Carbon county tc
night.
E. D. Baker of Kansas City, repre-
senting the Handle MANUFACTURER
Co. of Trenton, Missouri, spent toda
in the city IN route to the coast on
business trip. \
y The excavation work for the NE,
Moss and Rowley building is bein
pushed toward completion as rapid
as possible. The stone foundatio
, will He started next week.
! Rus Thompson, who has larg
< sheep "anches nea Highfield, starte
this mc~ning on his return to Yorl
Nebraska. having disposed of his wo'
clip on Monday at a good figure.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Johnston, WI
K have been spending the past two da,
0 in the city on their return from
S tour of the park, returned to the
home at Miles City this morning.
Mrs. Charles Retallick started tn
r forenoon to- Council Bluffs where 81
s will spend some time with her p
rents who reside in that city, and W
E also take medical treatment for sc
eral weeks.
y Operations were performed tn
4 week at the hospital on Mrs. H.
e Ostrander and Mrs. Irwin WOOD
c. both of the Musselshell district. Bo
e ladies are getting along nicely and {
" pect to be able to return to thu
1t homes in a few days.
Secretary Logan, OF the Cent
If. Montana Wool Growers associate
w has issued the official call for the {
ual meeting to be held in this city
Nv Saturday, August rs. A number
Il. prominent speakers will be prese
20 and the meeting promises to be I
he most interesting in the history OF I
re association.
to Owing to a delay in getting samp
in shape for the morning sales thu
were no offerings at either OF
wool warehouses this morni
~ Three quarters of a mill
- or more pounds were
ed at the Northern Pacific and a.
- late hour this afternoon the buy
~ were on hand to inspect the fee
10 and make their bids.
hel The school BOARD will meet ton