The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-08-05

Castilline were married yesterday by
Judge Mann.
Louis Hoffman and Charles Mayn
Of White Sulphur Springs are guests
the Grand.
Miss B. A. Burns will leave tomor-
row for points in Carbon county TO
visit friends.
Mrs. M. C. Roberts intends going to
Omaha in a few days to remain some
time with her daughter, Mrs. Jones.
County Attorney Hathhorn has
gone to Forsyth, where he, will repre-
sent James Haynie, who also left for
there this morning to give himself up
for shooting BLACK" Perry.
John Flaxcome, better known as
Joliet" was arraigned in police court
this morning for having been drunk
and begging on the. streets. In de-
fault of $40 he was committed.
J. w. Vaughan is nursing a badly
bruised eye as a result of coming IN
contact with one of the rear limbs OF
a, colt at his home yesterday. 1t was
necessary to call in a doctor to dress
the wound.
Judge j.. M. Lobban came up from
Sheridan yesterday to witness the
ball game between the team from his
town and the Billings nine. Mr.. Lob
ban is satisfied that he saw a very
one-sidea contest.
Senator Gruwell has gone to his
| sheep camps north of Miles City on a
tour of inspection. Before his return
he will go to the Powder river coun
try with a view to looking up a perma-
nent location for his herds.
News is received in the city that
Henry Terrill, who has been sojourn-
ing in southern California with his
daughter for some months past, has
about recovered from the affection
from which he has been a sufferer.
They. expect to start for home in
about 10 days.
Excavation. for the basement of the
Donovan-McCormick store will be
started during the month, the fir1:
contemplating to increase it's store
space to almost double its present.
capacity. These improvements are in
line with the details given out by
Manager Spar some weeks ago.
A Jap, whose sole knowledge OF
English seemed to- be restricted to
the word "whiskey,' was in police
>Hourt this morning, charged with hay
Ming disturbed the peace by getting
drunk and fourishing a knife. He
was fined $40 and not having the nee
essary amount will render the cit!
service by working on the streets fol
the next five days.
The local lodge Of the Fraterna
, Order of Eagles will issue a challeng
baseball to be played On August Is
the first anniversary cf the establish
ment of the former order in the city
= On the evening of that date the Eagle
will entertain at the banquet board
large number of Elks and othe
guests. Already preparations are be
ing made for the event.
Ward H. Cramer, until recently er
g gagged in %ranching al Laurel, is g
5 ing into the manufacturing bushes
at Pocatello, Idaho. Mr.. Crane
with a number of associates, has s.
cured a site for a wooden mill and wi
erect buildings at once. 1t is unde
s stood that the citizens of Pocatell
will become liberal subscribers to tn
C. capital stock of the company and thu
IT j. T. Sanford, also Of Laurel, will Il
e a time assist Mr.. Cramer in the ere
It ton and management of the plant.
The space writer's are now gettir
a in their work on Tracy. the Gregg
s convict. and say that he is heading Fl
the Hole-in-the-Wall, in north Wy
III ming. That section of country had
=. rather hard reputation some yea
al ago, but those days are past and Il
lie section once noted as the home
n bandits is now inhabited by a thrift
ne and law-abiding people. But in ia
of this changed condition of affair
It, writer's who know nothing of the on
famous rendezvous persist that
lg criminals at large within a given 81
ty tion of the country find a haven in t
[r. Hole-in-the-Wall where they are
al cure from molestation.
VI An answer has been filed in t
~ case of Link & Carter against j.
III Sherman, an action for breach OF CT
tract begun in Justice Mann's CO,
"a Loot uook Tho afendan denies til