The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-04-11
LOCAL N

from lied Lodge, visiting friends.
G. G. Bowler, mayor-elect ,.f !:....l
Lodge, was among today's vi :.s.s. II
the city.
Mrs. e. H. johnson of Giendive has
been in the city the past few days,
the guest of Mrs. E. Allen.
Mrs. Craig and Mrs. Stone of Column
bus were visiting friends and doing
shopping in the city today.
Dan Boyle, trainmaster of I'll Mon.
lana division of the Northern Pacific
arrived from the west this M .rnii g
Miss Bachelor and Miss Nellie
Hurst, both of Glendive, are in the
city, the guests Of Mrs. Cliff Lindsey
Miss Henrietta Johnston, who re-
Gently resigned her position in tn
public schools, left last night for Sp)
kane.
ida u. Camp, ct al have sold tQ/H.s
"A. Moves lot 4, block 2, township of
Laurel, for 5000, as shown by a deed
filed for record today.
Mrs. Charles Retallick, who has
been dangerously i'll for some days
past, is reported today as having ev-
cry prospect for recovery.
George B. Hunt, business manager
for the BARLEY Campbell white
Slave" company, was here today bill
ing his play for April II.
Archie Edminston Of Musselshell
was in the city yesterday with a lot
of hides and pelts, tangible evidence
of a winters high living on his ranch.
Referee Firth has issued notice of
the first meeting of creditors of Carl
e Leischke of this city lately decreed
a bankrupt, to be held at his office
April %.
In the United States court at Helena
G. Lisker of this city has been ad-
judged a bankrupt. His liabilities are
several thousand dollars and assets
are givenA-at $50.
A deed executed by j. 1. Allen in
favor of Atha Wilson, to lot s, block
Z, original townsite of Saltwater, con-
sideration $500, was filed for record
with the county clerk and recorder to-
DAY.
In consideration of $11.14 the county
OF Yellowstone has quit claimed to
j. M. V. Cochrane lots 9 and 10,
block 1862, original townsite of Billings.
Tho ,,o vno J>-a-:l,~o -all -.
the county for taxes. X
The Young Mems Dancing club will
give it's first post Lenten party Friday
night in Gruwell hall. Because of the
long time that has elapsed since the
club gave its last hop the attendance
is expected to be larger than usual.
A suit has been entered in the dis
trict court by Addie c.. Nollar against
E. Reed and Rosa N. Reed, her guar
dians, asking for an order from the
court requiring certain corrections to
be made in a mortgage held by plain
tiff.
Miss Collins, librarian of the Parm-
ly Billings Memorial library, has been
confined to her home for the past few
days with a severe cold. She is rap
idly recovering and expects to be able
10 resume her duties before the week
is>oEer. u
//Although their new furniture Mas
mot yet arrived, the Elks are ~ong:x"l
today in removing into their n ~ quar-
tiers, in the Belknap block, and e-r c!
to meet there this evening anc dedi-
cate the hall by the initiation If sev
elal candidates.
A marriage License was granted yes
terady afternoon to Herbert G. New
nan of Livingston and Clarisa G.
Camp Of Minneapolis. Shortly after
ward the ceremony that made them
man and wife was performed by the
Rev. Mr.. Clark of the Congregational
church.
Scarlet fever has broken out in sew
efal more families in the city. Today
it is reported that the little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Birely is
down with the disease. A case is also
reported from the home of MI. and
Mrs. I. D. O'Donnell and one at the
Onward Cardwell residence.
According to reports from Miles
City shearing has begun in Custer
county, Notwithstanding that the
weather down that way is much cold
er and wetter than up in this direction
Heavy rains have been falling almost
continually for owe a week and the
range and farming regions are said to
be almost too wet.
The ladies of the Eastern Star en-
&nrtainod THAR frionds last evening