The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-09-23

assortment OF various articles OF
merchandise, the donations Of mer-
chants of the city, as well as many
fancy articles, the handiwork Of ladies
anxious to help along a worthy cause.
Monday evening will occur the sale
Of the donations.
From Mondays Daily Gazette.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Griggs re-
turned this morning from Hunters
Springs.
Walter Lehrkind Of Silesia spent
last night in the city OF his way to
Bozeman.
H. NJ. Brayton went to Glendive
this morning, where he will attend the
fair this week.
Mrs. D.. G.. Maxwell and Mrs. A. G.
Wilson, both of Forsyth, are visiting
the city today.
DR.. Lindsey returned this morning
from Butte, where he went to meet
his little daughter who has been at
Salt Lake for some weeks past.
James F. Gill and John MackM,
both natives of Scotland, Saturday.
evening filed their declarations of be-
coming citizens and were granted
first papers.
j. P. Kirkpatrick, j. E. Mushback
and Sam Davis were in the city last
night en- route to Bozeman, where
they will represent the unterrified
democracy of Red Lodge In the state
Lconvention tomorrw.
\ In. a letter dated at Park City re-
r~ceived today by e, B.. Camp casual
mention was made of the sale by Oh
ney Taylor of his ranch, including
his famous orchard. Nothing was
said as to purchaser or price.
G. L. Merrill, R. w. Stone and ].
A II. Johnson, all of Bridger, arrived
in the city last evening and remained
until this morning, when they left
for Bozeman to attend the democratic
state convention, which meets there
tomorrow.
Among the last acts done at the re;
! cen session of the district court was
to grant final papers to Gustaf Emil
Peterson, a native of Sweden, and
NGeorge Hedges, an E~nglishman'
Samuel Nelson, also a Swede,
was another who took the oath that
made him a full citizen Of the United
States.
Deputy Sheriff Robbins and Chiel
of Police Jackson left this morning
flor Warm Springs and Deer Lodge
the first named in charge of Michae
Sheehy, committed to the asylum, ane
the chief having Mccoy, the convict
ed hobo, as his prisoner and who goes
, to serve a year for assault in the
second degree.
After wrestling with sample cas9
and trunks for years, Jack Ulyat
porter of the Grand hotel, this morn
: ing found one that proved toe much
, for him. While attempting to load
4 sample case onto his wagon Je strain
= ed his back so severely that he wa
: compelled to go home and place>hlm
. SIT under treatment.
"State Committeeman w. b. George
74Senator Gruwell, S. r. Morse, j. Z
Losekamp, Phil Grein, Fred H. Eos
> ter, w. M. Johnston. j.. B. HEREFORD
delegates, Ben Hager, w. q. Hassle
;. and several others interested onlooR
Y ers, started this forenoon to the stat
2 democratic convention at Bozeman
) Senator Gruwell was accompanied b.
= Mrs. Gruwell. Phil Grein will sto
L ! at Livingston tonight and will reac.
Il Bozeman tomorrow morning.
4 Peter English, the man arrested se'
eral days ago for having counterfel
hcoin in his possession, does no. IL
), tend to put the federal authorities t
much trouble or the government
undue expense in trying him. ii
was arraigned before United State
!, Commissioner Fraser late Saturda
! afternoon and held to the fedora
:. court at Helena, having waived e.
:, animation. When the complaint ha
= been read to him he said it was a
over, as he was guilty and woul
plead so when taken before tn
court.
A Northern Pacific freight brak
IL man was badly injured in a peculis
manner Saturday while passin
Through the Mullan tunnel, q mile
INVEST of Helena. Trainmen say thu