The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-08-26

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to think he needed n badly. The
charge is made that when the proper
time came Baker engaged another
lawyer to make application for his
discharge, without having gone
through the Formally of paying the
one first employed or reimbursing him
for cash advanced for payment OF the
required legal notice in a newspaper.
From Mondays Daily Gazette.
F. W. Lee Of Park City is a guest
at the Grand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Simmon of Hell
ena are registered at the Grand.
Matt Driscoll and family have re-
turned from a two months tour OF
the Yellowstone park. Z
Edward Smith has sold to S. Ryd-
zewski lots 10 and Ia, block So, Bill
ings consideration $500.
1.-The Hon. W. H. horton the .TaK
Sycamore Of the Yellowstone" is
down from Columbus today visiting
his Billings friends.
Cass Prudhomme and Cashier Syl-
vester OF the Mccormick company,
have returned from a two weeks trip
to the saltwater mountains.
Poor, old Chris Hickey was in po-
lice court again this morning. 1t was
the usual charge-drunk and disorder
ly. He was found guilty and fined
SO. Not being able to settle he was
committed.
Thomas Bros. of Merrill forwarded
10 cars of sheep last Sunday under
a consignment to- Smith, Haas eco.
of Chicago. The animals were of q
superior kind and are expected to
bring top prices.
H. c.. Lowell. who left here some
time ago for Portland and other Pa
cifc coast points for the benefit OF
his health, writes that he has fully
recovered and that he will be in the
city in a few days.
w. w. Barry, who resigned a posi-
/ ton with the Northern Pacific COM
pany a few months ago to engage In
law practice, has again assumed
charge Of a passenger train. He went
/ out of here yesterday on the North
| Coast Limited.
Warren A. Evans has been engaged
by the newly organized fairs associa-
ton as assistant secretary and will
pay particular attention to the circu-
lation Of printed matter and answer
ing inquiries concerning exhibits and
races.
AS previously published, the ball
game between Billings and Red Lodge,
which was scheduled for this after
hoon, has been declared off. The
of the coal diggers claimed
1 to be unable to get all Of his men to-
gether for the occasion. IL
Judge Fraser, lever SO happy as
when contributing to the happiness
of others, is felicitating himself on
the fact that he has been able to add
to the worlds joys by uniting in mar
rage Raymond A. Ryder and Coriene
E. Callihan, who expect to call Dill
lon their future home.
William Wilbur, who was brought
to town Saturday evening by Deputy
Sheriff Harding, was arraigned before
Judge Fraser this morning. His hear
ing was fixed for Wednesday after.
noon at 2 O'Clock and in default OF
$500 bonds he was committed. Wilbur
is accused of having stolen a. horse
belonging to John Ramsey ct this
city and taking it out to the Mussel-
shell valley, where he was arrested.
4 Mrs. D.. "A. Sinclair, wife Of D. A.
Minclair, the sick man who was tax
4 IN from an eastbound Northern Pa
cifc train last Wednesday and plac-
ed in st: Vincent's hospital, accom-
panied by F. S. Gardener, arrived
from Dayton, Ohio, this morning and
will remain with her husband until
he is able to resume his homeward
i Journey. Mr.. Sinclair vas reported
this morning as not being any better
than he has been and, some doubt
exists as to the time when he will
be able to leave for home.
Yesterday morning the Rev. Mr.. A.
T. Gesner. rector of st. Luke's Epis.
copal church, announced to his con-
gregation that he had decided to leave
this field and had sent his resignation
to Bishop Brewer several days ago.
Mr.. Gesner has accepted the position
of assistant rector of the Shattuck
military school, at Fairibanlt, MINI.
Lack of a rectory and the great diff
ficulty of securing a suitable resi-
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