The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-10-03
his size. A 44-colt's was strapped t.

lis size. A 44-Colt's was strapped to
lis hip and he took good care " show
t. When the officers first sighted
lin he was riding his horse on the
sidewalk. A few minutes later he diSIl
mounted and went into a saloon and
he chief went in and disarmed him
before he knew there was an officer
near. He was locked up and a charge :
Il disturbing the peace will be lodg-
ed against him. ~
The Eagles held their regular meec
Ing last night and is usual had an en-
ioyable session. Three or four can
didates were instructed In the
sublime mysteries of the order, among
them being Mr.. Burla. On account OF
the gentleman's recent entrance into
the political world the Eagles thought
he was entitled to the full works and
they handed him a warm dose OF les
sons that he will probably remember
long after the election is over. In re-
turn he gave the members and broth
er initiates a fine banquet after The
work was finished, including every
thing that makes such occasions en-
joyable.
From Wednesdays Daily Gazette.
S. G. Hood of Lavina lis a guest at
the Grand.
o. G. Bunday Of Laural is a visitor
in the city today.
DR.. w. X. Sudduth is in from his
ranch e Lavina.
Joseph Richardson of Lavina IS
autographed at the Grand.
B. A. Campbell, Burlington train
master, is visiting the city.
County Commissioners Deverill came
down from Laurel this morning.
w. Lehrkind, wife and child OF
silesia are registered at the Grand:
S. Chrysler departed yesterday for
a visit among relatives in Colorado.
H. Lowther, the Roundup horse
Imam, is. among tcday's arrivals at the
NGrand.
II A daughter was born this morning
to the wife of Herbert Scoville in
the city.
Elmer Aiken of Hunters Hot
Springs, is spending a few days in
Billings.
Mrs. Charles Schlaberg, Mrs. Wis
colt and Tom Schlaberg of the Mus
selshell are spending a few days with
friends in the city.
Mrs. B. G. Shorey returned home
this morning from a two-months Wis
it with her parents in Maine. She
was accompanied by her little daugh
ter.
Mrs, w. J. Cruise who has beer
spending several weeks with "Uncle
George Bennighof and other rela
tives in the city returned to Helena
today.
An observant citizen suggests tina
) the picture that is c~onspiculously dis
l played in the window of the Chappl'
Drug company's store should be la
!. beled Before and after election"
: Mr.. Shields, who works the Chicago
: leased wire in the Office CT the Hele
ma Record, spent several hours il
town this morning en- route to New
, York on a short visit to relatives.
v Senator Gruwell went up to TIN
river in Sweet Grass count
today, where he will round up a BAN
: Of sheep that he has had grazing Il
that locality. He promised Senate
: Yegen before he started that if h
found a bunch of men up there VIII
' were undecided as to how to vote tina
he would use his Influence for him.
!, Reports from Laurel indicate tina
the injuries received by Thos. MI
Cormick are not as serious as at frs
reported. Mr.. Mccormick was throw
u from his horse as related in yestel
9 DAYS Gazette and dragged a consider
able distance, but it is thought hi
injuries are not of a dangerous cha
= acter> and that he will recover, wit
proper care.
: BY reason of the fact that Henr
: White is an alderman, thereby bein
: disqualified from holding the offe
= Of registry agent, to which he we
recently appointed by the board
: county commissioners, w. p. Hassl'
has been named to succeed him {
m registry agent for the north side
the city. The agents office will |
u at the court house.
Long, the .barnyard desperate
who was arrested by Chief Jacksc
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