The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-07-18
LOCAL nj PERSONAL.

From Tuesdays Daily Gazette.
w. ". Sanford Of Sheridan, Wyo.,
is here today On business.
c. E. Rose of Toluca, lis spending the
day in Billings, on business.
Robert Pettigrew of Red Lodge, is
a guest Of the Grand hotel today.
J.. G. Trumbo of Bridger is here to-
day for the purpose of selling his wool
clip. AZ sa
Mrs. s. P. Panton came down from
Butte yesterday to visit relatives in
the city.
DR.. and Mrs. Reisland of Brainerd,
Mimi, were in the city last night, en-
route to Sheridan, Wyo.
Mesdames A. T. and S. G. Butter
field of Cody, Wyo., are spending the
day with friends in the city.
William Cruise and wife, nee Miss
Bennington of this city, have arrived
at Helena where they will reside in
the future.
Major S. G.. Reynolds of the Grow
agency came up this morning and is
spending the day with his numerous
friends in the city.
B. A. Campbell of Sheridan, Wyo.,
trainmaster for the western DIVISION
of the Burlington, is in the city today
on railroad business.
Through the efforts Of the Wyo-
ming delegation in congress $l75,Ooo
has been set aside by the war depart
ment to complete the building of Fort
Mckenzie, near Sheridan.
w. j. Cruise came down from Helena
on the early morning train this morn
ing and in company with his uncle,
Thomas Cruise, started out to the lat
ter's ranch at Z O'Clock, where they
will remain some time.
At 5 o'clock last evening a deed was
filed with the county recorder by
which Sarah M. Odell conveys to the
Austin North Co. lots Is, 16, IL and Is,
block So, original town now city OF
Billings. Consideration, $1,000.
III. M. Smith of Martinsdale and Ed
Award Brassey of Lewistown, promi-
r nent sheepmen Of the state are here
for the purpose of getting their wool
up on the Billings market, the &C
knowledged best market in the state,
Martin Burns, who was arrested in
a drunken ondition on the streets last
night was assessed $40 in police court
this morning. Martin was arrested
only a few weeks ago on the same
charge but was allowed to go scot free
on a promise of future good behavior
Today is probably the warmest 4
the season yet the thermometer vii
have to come up several notches We
to equal the record made last season
when the mercury touched 116 during
the latter part of July. At 1870 toda.
the government thermometer at tn
fire hall registered 96k. f.
By a deed filed for record in the OF
fee of the recorder this afternoon ID
w. x. Sudduth of Fergus county, cor
yeys to the Musselshell Cattle Co. al
of the south half of the northwes
quarter Of section 6, in township
north and range %, east. Considers
7tion named in the deed 81.
j Judge Frank Mann was called GU
to a suburban resort at 6 o'clock las
evening to perform a marriage GER
mony. The parties were Frank BoWe
and Miss Isabelle Bartlett, n tn
wedding took place under auspiciou
circumstances, and the judge perform
ed the ceremony with unusual fore
and solemnity.
Eugene v. Debs, the noted social
tic orator of Terre Haute, Ind, arrl
ed in the city this morning n WI
deliver a lecture at Gruwen hall t
night. Mr.. Debs has lectured at Butt
Helena and other cities of the westel
part of the state within the past wee
and his utterances have been the su
iecN Of considerable adverse criticisl
//Nr. and Mrs. Bert. Shorey can
//M from Merrill yesterday where M
<Ishorey was taken quite ill last WEI
but is now much better and is able
be out. Mr. shorey recently sold h
wool at Wibeaux and obtained the u
usually good price of is cents for
II was one of the finest clips ev
seen in the state from a wool buye1
standpoint.
Secretary O'Donnell informs T
Gazette that the dates for the co
ing fall fair have been practica
agreed upon and they will be septe
+ Der 9, 10, II and II. These were I
aatos axed for Billings by the r