The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-06-17

the discovery was made and it was
deemed advisable that he place him
self in the care of a specialist. The
gentleman has many friends who re-
gret his unfortunate condition and
earnestly hope he will o speed
lily.
From Saturdays Daily Gazette.
H. F. Clement and family have gone
to Flatwillow to spend the summer at
their ranch near that place.
A. S. Douglas has sold to J. M. v.
Cochran lots II and 10, block 1877,
Billings townsite; consideration 81.
The Misses Catherine and Glare
Murphy left this morning for Living
ston for several weeks visit with
friends.
j. M. Holt, the Miles City cattleman,
was in town this morning on his way
home from a trip into the southern
country.
Transfer was recorded today of lot
10, block 1874, Billings, by Marion Whit
ney ct al to- D. E. Boykin ct al. The
reconsideration involved was $3.50.
Miss Mae Derby returned from Big
Timber this morning, accompanied by
Miss Minta Mccall, and will spend the
summer with Mrs. Nina J. Browne.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. T. Gesner left
this morning for Missoula to attend
the annual convocation Of the Epis-
copal church for the diocese of Mon
tana.
Tomorrow the day current will be
shut off by the electric light company
for the purpose Of permitting changes
and alterations to be made at the pow
err house.
J.. w. Fish left this morning for
New York, where he will visit his
parents and enter a hospital for the
purpose of undergoing an operation
for ANGER.
Tomorrow evening at the Methodist
church during the children's Sunday
school exercises Miss Pomona Rollins
will sing ''The Holy City," accompan'
led by Miss Buchanan.
Although slower than his family and
friends would like, the improvement
in the condition Of H. B. Segur is con
tinuous and no doubt as to his ina
recovery is entertained.
b. a deed filed for record today
William M. Murphy conveys to the
Mon.ana Cattle company a parcel o
land described by meets and bounds
in consideration of the sum of 81.
Rev. w. S. Bell arrived in the city
this morning to participate in tht
Children's day exercises at the Con
gregational church tomorrow, and il
the guest of MI. and Mrs. e. |. Can
tine.
A message from Columbus was re
ceived today by P. H. Smith & Co
announcing the death Of Mrs. Lee
Simonson of Absarokee and requesting
the firm to forward a casket to tn
first named place.
A marriage license was issued to
day to Wafford Dakin and Susan Free
The prospective groom is a whitemal
and the bride-elect colored. Both hav
been married twice, he being a widow
er and she a widow and Divorce.
AS certified by a deed ile1 for rec
ord this afternoon the Minnesota I
Montana Land and improvement con
pany has sold to A. S. Douglas lot
, II and IS, block 1877, original tow
site of Billings. for the sum of $l2!
According to all reports the wo1
, season at Miles City seems to be 8
, it's height. Up to last evening col
, siderably over 100000 pounds of tn
staple had been received at the war
house there. Of this amount not quit
a third has been forwarded. Price
range from 11A to 1917 cents a poun'
i Sheriff Hoffman of Castle Roc
;. EColo., arrived in the city this NOR,
1 ing for the purpose of taking BAG
t Charles H. Stinson, who was arres
|, ed a few days ago at Twenty Mile {
q description of the Colorado sheri
}, Stinson is charged with grand. larcen