The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-03-25
who died at the Sisters hospital
Thursday evening, was taken to
Bridger for interment yesterday.

A!6OA LII AAIOl AAOAt yOoCCAudys It.4
J. M. Loring, who went to Hunters
Hot Springs to obtain relief from.
inflammatory rheumatism, is reported
as being seriously i'll at that resort.
Antonio Dire, Nicola Dire, Giuseppe
Damico, Altabella Bizzarri and Con-
stantine Martello, all natives of Italy,
filed their declarations Of intention to
become citizens, yesterday.
A deed executed by the National
Park bank in favor of the North Town
Land company to Fosters addition to
Billings townsite, was filed for record
yest1eday. The consideration named
Is 81.
A United States patent issued to
M. F. Trogdon to the southeast quar-
ter of the northeast quarter and the
northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of section 6, township 4, north,
range Is, east was filed for record
yesterday.
Mrs. A. G. Logan, who has been Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. o. A. South
mayd, of Helena, who has been seri-
ously sick, has returned, the condi-
ton of the invalid having improved
so much that her recovery is is now
looked for.
The Tribune Little Mothers club
was organized yesterday at the home
of Mrs. l.. H. Fenske with an enroll
ment of 10 members. Miss Pearl Ross
was elected chairman, Miss Montana
Tschudy secretary and Miss Harry
Logan treasurer. X,
]. R!Yellegar, a wholesale hardware
dea3er<of Chicago, was here yesterday
III @e interest of his concern. Mr..
Nellegar owns some property in North
Twenty-seventh street and while here
looked over the ground wit ha view of
erecting a business block.
Record was made yesterday of a
deed granted by the Northern Pacific
Railroad company to the Custer Cat
tie company conveying to the latter
sections 8, 10, II, % and rs and all
of fractional section Is in township
1 north, range rs, and all of fractional
section 10, township 1, north, range
26, east, comprising 4,469.14 acres;
consideration $4,000. 4
TX now believed that Fowler, the
M9epherder who was so badly frozen
FEAR Wibaux during the recent bliz-
zard in that part of the state, will not
have to suffer the loss of his feet, az
was at first feared. The doctors be-
@ieve that beyond the amputation of a
part of his toes he will suffer no bad
effects from the awful experience he
underwent.
The suit instituted in the district
court by Judge James r. Goss in be-
half of the High Line Ditch company
against the Northern Pacific Railway
company and John D. Losekamp to
compel the defendants to grant a right
of-way for the plaintiffs ditch is the
first of the kind to be submitted to
the court of this county. The out
come will be looked forward to with
a great deal of interest by land own
ers, as the courts decision will be
held as a precedent in all future cases
of the kind.
Charles Wyman, sentenced by a
jury to one year in the penitentiary
for shooting w. M. Oakley, was ar
raigned yesterday morning before
Judge Loud who formally pronounced
sentence on him. In a little owe an
hour afterward he was on his way to
Deer Lodge in charge of Sheriff Hub
bard. Although his friends assured
him that he had reason for consider
ing himself extremely fortunate in
having escaped 30 easily, Wyman was
n a fault finding mood and declared
that the jury had done him an in
justice in not acquitting him.
! red luncheon with a charming in
di~vi'uality in appointment dAd' decora-
tions vas the one given yesterday by
Mrs. II. s. Williston in honor of Miss
May Mccormick. Covers weres. laid
for IL. The table presented an at
tractive appearance. A tall cut crys-
tai vase filled with dark red carna-
tions, resting in a bed Of ferns formed
the central decoration. Dainty cards,
with sprays of red carnations dome in
water colors by the hostess, designat-
ed the place for each guest at the
table. The color tone was carried
out effectively in the menu. The
drawing room was also effectively
adorned with roses and narcissus.
From Tuesdays Daily Gazette.
L. E. Montgomery of Bozeman was a
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