The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-07-15
c AND PERSONAL.

from Fridays Daily Gazette.
Matt Driscoll and family will leave
in the morning for an overland trip
to the Park.
Ringing Bros. circus and menag-
erie is booked to appear in the city
ON Saturday, September 6.
Elmer B. Carter and w. +. Strait
are here from the Musselshell country
to dispose of their wool clips.
B. c. Jacobs of Musselshell is IN
town today and will look after the
sale of his wool in a few day.
Jeff Brewer returned yesterday from
a two weeks trip to Denver, near
which city his father resides.
]. F. McRae of North Yakima,
Wash. arrived in Billings yesterday
with several car loads Of lambs.
w. w. Johnston and family, who are
here from Beatrice, Neb., visiting
friends, will leave tomorrow for a
O of Yellowstone park.
Thomas Flanagan and J. G. Tintln.
ger, two prominent wool growers OF
Carbon county, came down from Ap-
sarokee last night for the purpose OF
!, disposing Of their fleeces.
A deed was filed for record today
by which Frank Bryan and wife con-
yey to e.. w. Kennes lots II IN IL
in block SO, original town. now city,
of Billings. Consideration. $1,SOo. }
The old brick building that has
stood for many years in the rear OF the
Belknap block is being moved GU
today by James Mccormick. He will
move it to some lots in the north END
of town and convert it into a resi-
dence.S
The Chapman home in North TWEEN
ty-ninth street. has been rented TO-
the summer to Mr.. and Mrs. Carey
formerly of Des Moines, Mrs. Chap
man intends going to a ranch in Daw
son county for an extended vlsl
among friends. =
Karl Simmon, the Northern Pacit'
land agent, was in the city this fore
noon on his return from Miles Cit,
where he made several importan
sales. He will return here on tn
18th inst, to meet a number OF pal
ties with whom he has land trade
pending. ~. }
Joseph P. Marshall filed a ranc
declaration at the county recorder
Office today announcing his intentlo
to homestead as soon as surveye
and thrown open the south half of tn
northeast quarter and the south ha
of the northwest quarter of sectio
/, township 1, south, and range 2
east. . ~
The Logan orchestra went to Ri
Timber this forenoon where tonigl
the members of this highly music
organization will open the new opel
house at the place that has be
christened "The Auditorium" Val
Gus members of the family will re
der special numbers in the way
solos, duets, quartettes, dances, et'
and there will be several numbers
the full orchestra. !
Edwin j. Stanley with a number
his neighbors in Jefferson county ha
arrived in the city to market the
wool. Mr.. Stanley is the author OF
volume entitled "Rambles in Wond'
land" written Is years ago and ]u
after the Nez Perces Indians raid
the Yellowstone region. Five editlo
of the book have been published a
it is regarded as the most authen
history in existence of the earlier
JEiod of this region.
Mrs. Geo. Robbins, who was a Wet
IL what almost proved a fatal &C
! hent. at her home in the city so
! time ago by reason of a gasoline ste
explosion, writes The Gazette fr
Bohemian, where she is staying W
her parents, that she is gradually
covering, and that she desires throu
these columns to express her app
citation for the kindness and sollc
ton of friends at a time when
covery seemed in doubt.
Two diminutive Finn boys arm
efn Billings yesterday en- route to
Lodge where their father is work
in the mines. While waiting in
depot here one of the little fellt
became very i'll and the attention
the officers was directed toward h
Chief jackson had a doctor attend
bow and Sheriff Hubbard procure
room for them and they were y
taken care of until time for the
Lodge train to leave this morning