The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-11-21
VS.. Robert B. Brooke, an action for

divorce.
Albert Youst, a rancher of Carbon
county, residing neal Bridger, was
brought to the city last evening and
taken to st. vincent's hospital to be
treated for a broken leg, caused by
the kick Of a steer.
A. E. Taylor, who has represented
the Hammond Packing company in
this part of the state for several years
past, will leave tomorrow for a visit
to relatives at Buffalo, N. Y. Mr..
Taylor will be accompanied by Mrs.
Taylor and the baby and the latter
two will remain east until next sum
mer.
Jesse Cook, who bought the ranch
of County Commissioner Deverill
some time ago, was in the city this
morning on his way to his new home.
| Mr.. Cook halls from the upper Tongue
river, where he has disposed of his
entire holdings in order to devote his
time to ranching in this part OF the
state.
IOf late many complaints have been
heard from people in the residence
part of the city about peeping Toms
prowling around and looking into
windows. A few nights ago a big,
burly negro, who is described as
wearing corduroy trousers, pressed his
ugly, black face against a window on.
the north side and so badly frightened
aIady sitting inside that she tainted.
NFor some reason bowling has not
attained the degree of pOpularitJ
with the ladies of Billings that marks
the sport elsewhere. Down at Miles
City. the game has become SO popular
with the ladies that one OF the two
alleys of the place has provided a
gold medal to be contested for week
ly, the lady making the highest score
each week to be entitled to wear il
until beaten by another.
Trainmen brought the news this
morning of the death of n OF the
Italians wounded in Sunday nights
fight at Rosebud. He and the other
injured ones were being taken to the
Northern Pacific hospital at Brainerd,
Mimi, and he died between Rosebud
and Miles City. The body was taken
off at the latter place and returned
to Rosebud last night for the pur'
pose of affording the Rosebud county
cQfoner to hold an inquest.
NChairman Parker of the board OF
county commissioners was at the
court house this morning arranging
the details with County Clerk Car
vile for the running of the county
isolation hospital for an indefinite pc
, Rod. Provisions and bedding have
| been supplied to make the people
comfortable who were taken there
yesterday, afflicted with smallpox
The cases are of the mild order ant
the physician in charge, DR.. Free
; looks for no serious results.
Secretary Logan of the Contra
9 Montana W~oolgrowers' association
!, expects to leave for Chicago in a few
y days to represent the association a
the annual fat stock show. A mum
Der of other gentlemen, representative
Z of the live stock interests in this sec
ton of the state, will also attend.
lISister Euphemia of st. Vincent
; hospital was so unfortunate TN
morning as to fall and fracture he
y thigh. The accident occurred Will
= she was walking OF n OF the hight
9 polished floors with which the hos
i pital is supplied. The injury is pain
full and serious and it will probabl
he sometime before the sister full
RECEIVERS.
o 1.-THE Rocky Mountain Bell Tele
u phone company has about made al
rangements to establish a connectlo
with it's main lines Immediately ou'
y side of the corporate limits of Re
= Lodge. For a year or more a Dltte
& war has been waged between tn
II Moffett company and the Bell lines
II The contest has been before the CIT
II council of Red Lodge in various form
I and also in the courts, with the COZ
II tention favoring the Moffett syste1
in all the various phases of the igh'
e While not in the town, the Bell pei
n pie now claim that they will have a
e office sufficiently close to the bushes
II part of the city so that the bushes
It men there can have the use OF tn
k two lines.
lie From Thursdays Daily Gazette.
in F. w. Merrill of Helena is regl