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

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lighor family at the Grand hotel, en-
quite to Mr.. Cruse's ranchsa hundred
niles north of Billings, where the
,arty will rusticate for several weeks.
Owen w. Boggs Of Billings sfledsa
ranch declaration in the Office of the
county recorder, today, on the north
half of the northwest quarter, and
southeast quarter of the north
west quarter, and the northeast quar-
ter of the southwest quarter, all in
Fl, township l, south, and
range ~, east.
Jacob Holden was arrested by Chief
Jackson last night on a charge of in
decent exposure. He appeared before
Judge Mann this forenoon and entered
a plea of guilty to the charge and
was assessed a fine Of SIS, which he
paid. There has been considerable
complaint concerning this class OF Of
lenses recently and the new chief ~
looking out for them closely.
Policeman Taylor gathered in Sims
Erwin, a sheepherder, last night on
a charge OF drunkenness. Sims Tess
ed up to the court that he had over
INDUCED and asked the Judge to be
lenient with him as he was not given
to falling from grace in that particu-
lar direction. His punishment was
fixed at a fine of IS, M at last ac-
counts he was out rustling for the
money. Y
A. G. Logan, secretary of the Cen
trail Montana Woolgrowers' associa-
ton, announces that the annual meet
, ing of the association will be held in
Billings some time this month. Mr.
Logan and a number of the vice presi-
dents will get together in a few days
and arrange a programme and will en-
deavor to have some of the best speak
ers in the state here to deliver ad'
dresses.
Passenger trains from all directions
except east on the Burlington are
from four to IL hours late today. The
west bound train was three hours late
last night and No. l, this forenoon's
North Coast Limited, was nearly five
hours late. Train Mo. 6 from the ives
is reported IL hours late Or later ant
No. 2, the east bound North Coas
seven hours behind schedule time
The trouble west is high water agai1
near Hope, Idaho, but what is wronI
east could not be learned.
From Mondays Daily Gazette.
Mrs. J. Reardon is spending tn
day in Billings.
!, Martin Forsythe of junction spen
today in the city on business.
r Mrs. E. C. Waters is in the city,
guest of Mrs. E. B. Camp for a fe'
days.
J. E. Steinman of Columbus is tran
Y acting business matters in the cit
today.
Miss Bertha Meehan Of st. Loui
h is visiting in the city, the guest
Mrs. V. VII Eames. "a
d w. B. TenEyck returned home tn
n morning from "a five-weeks' busine'
trip to points in Illinois.
It Jake Bach, lineman for the Westel
Union, came down from Helena tn
morning and will work here sever
e days. 5
The Babcock Hardware Co. and
H. Fenske are preparing to put
= granitoid walks in front of the
n places Of business. t
@. W. Slayton, one of the large VIC
"A growers of the state, arrived in t
city yesterday and will likely put
70 his clip of wool this week.
Raw J. Baker and Vincent Garre
= two young men of Fort Collins, Ct
e arrived in the city this morning a
are thinking Of locating here.
Matt. Driscoll and daughter, M
la
Edna. started this morning overla
to Yellowstone park. Mrs. Drisc
- will join them at Chico Springs, whe
=, she has been spending several da
n. Jerome Williams, court stenogral
er for the sixth judicial district, "
4. here yesterday and left this mornl
for Red Lodge where Judge Hell
:; convenes court today.
2 <F. ]. LANCE, secretary to Thon
klfuse Of Helena, was here today ov
e4seeing the sale of the big Cruise (
which was bought by Mr.. Sharp,
:. r%esentative of Luce & Manning,
forenoon.
The Georgia minstrels, the
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