The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-08-08

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that a monument to mark the spot
where rest the remains of Taylor
should be erected by those who knew
him in the early days of the country.
From Mr.. Clark is also CLEANED the
information that Taylor was the scout
who carried the news to Fort Ellis
and the Gallatin valley country an
nouncing the massacre of General
Custer and his men on the Little Horn
in June, 1876.
From Thursdays Daily Gazette.
G. s.. Hare Of Helena is a guest
at the Grand.
State Senator Meyer was in town
from Red Lodge last night.
Banker Vail and G. G. Bowler are
in the city from Red Lodge.
Miss Maud Smith will leave for. Ia
coma Friday, where she is to we'd
! Grant McMasters, formerly employed
in The Gazette office.
Mrs. William Birely and daughter,
who have been visiting relatives in
Indiana for the past two months, will
arrive home Friday morning.
Eugene B. Milburn, son of Judge
Milburn of the supreme court, is in
the city, having arrived from Helena
this morning to visit friends.
George NJ. Miles of Miles City
passed through town this morning on
his way u Sheridan, from which
place he has arranged to make a ship
ment of livestock to the Chicago
het. :
NPierre Wibaux, the eastern Montana
Nattle king, accompanied by his son,
1Eyril, was in the city this morning
en- route to the Black Hills, where he
is interested in some valuable mining
property.
William Bailey was one of those
who were caught in the police drag
net last night. His offense consisted
of getting up~roariously drunk. This
morning he made a contribution of
SIS to the city.
DR.. W. A. Allen, Will Allen and fam
lily, and Colonel Babcock will leave
Thursday morning for a trip to the
lakes at the head of the Rosebud river
liz Carbon county. They expect to he
absent about two weeks.
B. w. Toole and wife have sold to
E. Warren Toole of Helena their home
stead in this city, consisting of lots
5 and 6 and the south two-thirds OF
lot Z, all in block 166, original town.
site of Billings; consideration 81, 500.
A deed was filed for record today
by which Rowe Fuller and his wife
have transferred to the First National
bank of Billings the north half of the
northwest quarter, the southwest quar-.
ter of the northwest quarter and lot
3 of section 4, township 2, south,
range %, east. The consideration Civ.
en- is $4,000.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Cass.
Prudhomme took place this afternoon
under the direction of the Order Of the
Eastern Star. Services were conduct
ed by the Rev. Mr.. Clark, pastor oi
the Congregational church. The pail
bearers were J. D. Losekamp, F. H
Foster, Charles Forester, A. P. Smith
Del Latin and L. E. Schad.
p. H. Smith received a telephone
message from the Buckley ranch this
at. stating that Mrs. Handel
waS -.ble to be removed to her home
toda. and that it was expected that
DIR. A~slstrong would be able to come
to the ..ty tomorrow. OF the two in
jured in. he runaway, DR.. Armstrong
appears ~ have received the worst
v Hor sometime past complaints have
4 heen made to Chief Jackson concern
ing a number of horses that have beef
permitted to run at large during th1
night, to the annoyance and loss O.
. many people owning lawns and gar
LAdens. Last night he engaged the ser
ices of a couple of men and after sew
eral hours of hard riding managed t.
catch the animals and empound them
Having become tired of making en-
forced contributions to the excheque,
of Miles City for indulging in hi
periodical sprees, Dan Harrigan con
cluded to come to Billings and try
here. His first experiment was mad.