The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-07-04

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From Tuesdays Daily Gazette.
Mrs. F. L. Summer will leave for
Helena tomorrow to visit friends for
a few days.
Anna Magnusen has sold to Phil
Grein lot 1, block 112, Billings; con-
s%ideration 81.
The Ladies' Guild will meet tomor-
row at 2 O'Clock p. m. at the residence
of Mrs. A. H. Barth.
Henry. G.. Williams and son have re-
turned from a visit to the Williams
stock ranch in northern Wyoming.
The Hon. Thomas Cruise of Helena
is among today's visitors in the city.
He is registered at the Grand.
Captain j. w. Watson and G. H.
= Barstow will leave in the morning to
spend a few days at Grow agency.
In consideration of 81 Simon Kern
has sold to John Schock lot 13, block
33, Alderson's addition to Billings
townsite. ~.
At her home in the city July 4, Mrs.
Mary A. Graham will marry Leonard
A. Corey of Wyoming. The parties
are %well-known to many resident of
the city.
The condition of Mrs. Cass Prud-
homme is reported better today than
at any time since she was taken i'll,
several weeks ago, and the attending
physician has every reason to think
that she will speedily recover.
AS attested by a deed filed for rec
ord today Christian Yegen and wife
have sold to w. F. and NJ. j.. Seek
lots Is and 16, block 6, Yegen's second
addition to Billings townsite. The
consideration named is 81. ~
Mrs. Marguerite Strang expects to
leave for Helena tomorrow to attend
the state meeting Of county superin-
~tendents. She will remain until after
the Fourth, in order to permit her to
visit friends and attend the dedica-
ton ceremonies. ~
James Swisher, who has been Gus
todian of the abandoned Fort Custer
military post, will move his live stock
and household effects to the Missouri
river country in the western part of
Dawson county, where he will engage
in the range cattle business.
Several bad cases nf CHAMBERS are
reported among the horses belonging
to ]. w. cole near Park City. The
state veterinarian has already killed
one or more of the animals and it is
reported that he is on his way to the
Cole ranch again on a similar errand.
A shipment of ten carloads of lambs
arrived from the west yesterday for
Rea Bros. of st. Paul. They were I'M
loaded here and fed and this morn
ing were loaded again and proceeded
for the east. They were bought in
the Yakima valley an are destined for
the Chicago market.
i a team made up Of former players
met the Bloomer girls last night and
furnished amusement for the small
sized crowd which gathered in the
vacant lot where the travelling ag-
gregation had spread it's VI The
game resulted. in a. victory for the
females. Score 8 to 6.
Mrs. C. F. Stocker, who was brought
up from Glendive last week, still re-
mains at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Bert Shorey, and continues too i'll to
sufficiently to enable her to undertake
the journey she will be taken east
by Mrs. Shorey for treatment.
A telegram was received from Judge
Loud late yesterday afternoon stat
ing that it would be impossible fol
him to be here before next Saturday
This is accepted as meaning that II
is very unlikely that IN session OF
court will be held before the next reg
4, ular term, which convenes in Septem
Der. 4
Fo6r horses hitched to a freight out
fir attempted to run away at the
%or4er OF. North Twenty-seventh stree
and First avenue this noon. The
leaders turned abruptly and "jack
knifed'' the lead wagon. breaking the
pole and reach and also tearing of
one of the front wheels. This releas
ed the horses and they dashed III
stree. where they were caught afte,
having run some distance.
Praecipes for dismissal of two &C
tions were filed in the district cour
this morning. In both attachment
had been served. In one of the causes
the Billings Brewing company was tn