The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-05-27
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
From Fridays Daily Gazette.
Mrs. Henry Mueller Of Butte is here
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Collin
West.
A marriage license was issued last
evening to John Edward Voerger OF
Forsyth and Miss Nellie Farnbaugh
: of Minneapolis.
In default of S., each, Kitson Walk
e and Al Olson will work on the
streets during the next two-and-a-half
days for having been drunk
Ben Radcliffe, the sheepman, is at
his home under the care Of a physi-
clan because Of injuries sustained a
few days ago by straining himself at
one of his camps.
H. A. Haynes, connected with tn.
Billings State bank. las accepted TIE
position of paying teller with the
American National bank at Helena
and will leave ina few days.
Several more shipments of south
9Th cattle were received over the Bur-
lfngton yesterday afternoon. In all
100 cars arrived with stock for Pierre
Wibaux and G. T. Herring. III
During the past day or two several
crews of shearers have arrived from
the south and are now in the city
waiting for the weather to clear so
that they may begin the seasons
work.
A delegation from the Livingston
High School Athletic association will
come to Billings Decoration day to
take part in the field exercises to be
given by the pupils Of the high school
of this city.
Mrs. Indiana Herring, colored, was
arrested yesterday afternoon on COM
plant of G.. F. Morse for disturbing
the peace. She was arraigned be-
fore Judge Fraser and her trial set
for tomorrow.
Under Sheriff Sayles returned last
night from Warm Springs, where he
took Miss Hoe and Mrs. Dunnigan, or
dered committed to the asylum. He
experienced only slight difficulty with
his charges and turned them over
safely to the asylum authorities.
Merle Mccormick, Jessie Hoyt and
Francis Spear went to Hunters
Springs today to visit with Mrs.
Charles Spear. Wh has been at tie
springs CO. some t:,ne for the bauo-
TT of her n1aith. Nrs. Spear hc.,.s
to lie ale = return IT. 4 few days
Peter Albert, who attempted to
'clean out" a Chinese lodging house
on the south side yesterday, was very
contrite and subdued when arraigned
in police court this morning. He
pleaded guilty to the charge of dis
turbing the peace and was assessed
$40.
Price, the peddler arrested Wednes-
day night for having a beaver skin in
his possession, contrary to law, will
have his trial before Judge Fraser
this evening. His case was set for
earlier in the day, but a civil action
occupied the attention of the court
and had not yet been disposed of at
the hour fixed for his hearing. u
-- Coor1of foyynr &c coi1 f0 hn nroyoi1- |
ing at Big Timber to an evtent that
causes alarm. One room of the pub
lie schools has been closed by order
of the board of health, investigation
having satisfied that body that al
most every case of the disease among
children Of the schools has been trace-1
able to the Dor
P. H. Seaman, travelling passenger
agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul road, is in the city. He was
caught in some of the moisture with
which Dakota is struggling just now
and in consequence his voice has
temporarily lost smoothness Of tone
and sounds like the noise made by a
match being drawn across a piece of
sandpaper.
From Saturdays Daily Gazette.
j. H. Skinner of Lavina is register
ed at the Grand.
E. w. Keene attached himself to
the bowling team this morning and
went along as chief rooter.
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