The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-11-11

SOOu WOFk LQ6 LADIES OF ne society
volunteered to hold a bazaar soon
and also to give a supper in connec-
ton with it. by which it is hoped to
materially swell the e%xchequer of the
congregation. The superstructure will
be completed in a short time, but
money will be needed to finish the in
terror and to buy furniture.
From Mondays Daily Gazette.
]. r. Crimmans of Forsyth is regis
tered at the Grand.
Herbert Woodruff of CARMEL is a
guest at the Grand.
]. l.. DeHart of Big Timber is auto
graphed at the Grand.
Jake Empting of Wibaux was
among those who spent yesterday in
the city.
Cashier Aud, of the State bank at
Forsyth, was among the visitors in
the city yesterday.
The Rev. Mr.. Walter NJ. Jordan and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Stewart, all
of Helena, are guests at the Grand.
c II. Hathaway of Park City left
here his morning for an extended
visit to his old home at Burlington,
vt.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Burke, residing
at 10S South Thirty-first street, are
the proud parents of twin girls, who
were born to them last Saturday.
Robert Foster has sold to the North
Town Land company a half interest
in lots 10 and 10, block AT, Fosters
addition to Billings townsite; con-
sideration 81.
John Ross closed a deal Saturday
with Clement Bros. of Flatwillow by
which he became the owner of 1000
lambs at the very reasonable price
of $1.40 a head.
D. H. McNeill of Allendale has been
selected by the trustees of the Park
City school to fill the vacancy in the
principalship of the school of that
place, caused by the resignation of
Tom Lillard.
Erasmus Deffebach of Dickinson, N.
D., was among those who Sundayed
in the city. Mr.. Deffebach is one Of
the largest sheep owners of North Da-
kota and he has been making a tour
of the sheep belt of Montana for the
purpose of replenishing his focks.
Chief Of Police Jackson left this
morning for Bridger with a warrant
for the arrest of Jacob Trierer, who
is charged by John Mehrent with the
larceny Of a lot Of clothing aggregat-
ing in value sufficiently to constitute
thegalleged offense of grand larceny.
YTKe fire committee of the city coun-
5X9h this morning closed the purchase
Of a new team for use of the depart
ment, a second one having become
necessary since the addition of the
new hook and. ladder truck. The
horses were bought from Nate Cooper
and the price agreed upon is $500.
A report has reached the city that
Sam Gebo, the erstwhile coal field
boomer at Gebo in Carbon county,
has made a fortune out of coal in
Britieh Columbia, that runs up in the
hundreds Of thousands. Gebo was
backed by H. L. Frank of Butte and
the report is that he will go to Paris
to spend the winter.
Harvey Chatwood is in the county
Jail awaiting trial on the charge of
pettv larceny. He is accused by F.
Particle with having stolen a revolver.
Owing to the absence from the city
of the county attorney, Chatwood's
hearing, which was to have taken
place this afternoon, has been contin-
ued until tomorrow.
Nothing more definite is learned of
the rumored election contests in the
county than the report published a
few days ago that certain offices
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a number of democrats held a meet
ing last Saturday evening and that
men from Butte are to come in a day
or two to advise with the local de-
mocracy.
Although the snow which was pre-
dicted by the weather bureau for this
part of the state failed to arrive as
per schedule, the other part of the
representation has been verified,
The thermometer for the past two
or three days has manifested an over.
weaving fondness for the lower part
of the tube and the temperature has
been unusually low for this season of
the year.
LInstead of the customary two taps,