The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-10-28
From Saturdays Daily Gazette.

From Saturdays Daily Gazette.
R. P. Ross of the Crow agency is
registered at the Grand.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Stocker of Terry
are guests at the Grand.
w. M. Murphy, foreman of the Mon.
tana Cattle company, is in from Mer
rill.
A marriage license was issued this
morning to George Schnitker and
Wyo.
Christian Science services at room
IA, Belknap block Sunday at II a,
m. Subject: Everlasting Punish.
ment.
w. B. George and wife have sold
to Louise M. Hassler let's % and 20,
block g., West Side addition to Billings
townsite; consideration $500.
Lewis Neate and son came in from
the Musselshell this morning and
took the train for their home in the
state of Washington.
H. A. VanHorne of Helena spent
yesterday with his brother, Dave Van
Horne Of this city, and took occasion
to register while here.
Mrs. J.. H. Matheson was taken TIC
he hospital Yesterday suffering from
a severe attack of typhoid fever. Her
condition is said to be very grave.
Harry M. Allen returned this morn
ing from a three weeks visit at his
old home, Boston. He also spent sew
erA days in New York and other
@tes of the far east.
~. B. Moss started this morning for
Chicago, where he will join Mrs.
Moss, who has been there for the past
two weeks, selecting furniture and
fittings for their handsome new resi-
dence in the West Side addition.
Defendants. appeal in the cast of O..
E. Mills VS.. James A. Virtue was fill
ed with the clerk OF the district court,
this morning. The case was tried
recently in the Justices court and
judgment rendered for plaintiff in the
sum of $176.6O.
After considering the matter care
fully and thoroughly, Ben Hager has
concluded not to accept the populist
nomination for state senator. In COM
with the law he filed his resig-
nation with the county clerk and re-
ccrder, last evening.
News of the death of Sylvester Cor
bett was received from Park City
this morning. Mr.. Corbett had reach
ed the age of nearly three score and
ten and resided in that part of the
county for many wears. Interment
will take place in the Park City GEM
etery.
Minnie Farrell and Tillie Summer
vile, negroes, who were arrested at
Glendive last Sunday and brought
on a charge of having rob-
bed Hoo Cor, a Chinaman, of $215,
were taken before Justice Fraser yes
and a%rraigned and their hear
Ing set for next Tuesday.
Captain Perkins, postoffce inspec-
tor with headquarters at Billings,
this morning for the scene
the Northern Pacific hold-up near
The captain is an old
at ~ferreting out criminals, and
the government will no doubt have
several other good men working on
the case.
FMiss Gail Laughlin, who is making
a tour of the state in behalf of the
Woman Suffrage association,
will speak at the Congregational
next Tuesday evening at 81
o'clock. Miss Laughlin is a graduate
OF Wellesley College and of Cornell
university law school and is a mem
Der of the New York state bar. Ad-
mission to the lecture is free.
Reports from Big Timber, this
morning, indicate that the bowlers of
that place were not able to do much
with the All-American team. The
score, received by the manager Of the
local alleys by wire of the Big Timber
game was al follows: All-Americans, !
2,755, Big Timber, 2,216, giving the
game to the professionals by $40 pins.
The All-Americans in the Big Timber
game, beat the record made by the