The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-10-03
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
From Tuesdays Daily Gazette.
Thomas G. Ryan Of Musselshell is
registered at the Grand.
s. l.. Brande Of Bridger is among
those visiting the city today.
J. H. Ray, Jr., wife and child Of
Glendive are guests at the Grand.
J.. Graham Of White Sulphur
Springs is a visitor in the city today.
G. A. Holloway, in advance for the
4'Stroke Of Twelve" company, was in
the city yesterday on business.
M. z. Pajala, j. w. Brown, ]. II.
Wright, H. H. Caldwell and w. *.
Pack, all of Red Lodge, are register
ed at the Grand.
Miss Maggie Corette of Butte, who
has been spending a week or more
with Mrs. Colin West of this city, will
return home tomorrow.
E. C. Enderlyt of Thermopolis, Wyo.,
travelling salesman in that state for
the Billings brewery, is spending a
few days in the city on business.
Mrs. G. w. Houghton arrived in the
city from Helena this morning and
accompanied by Mr.. Houghton will
start east tomorrow on an extensive
trip.
A. B. LaMott Of Roundup is in the
city looking after his fences and slz-
ing up the political situation, as he
has an unusual interest. in politics
st~about now.
/Iudge j.. r. Goss "a veteran of the
war of the COS will start tomorrow
for Washington, D. G., where he will
attend the National e~ncampment OF
the Grand Army of the Republic, and
after its adjournment will tour the
east quite extensively.
Ed. Fraser. went east, over the
Northern Pacific this afternoon in
charge of a train load Of sheep be
longing to Rea Bros, which that firm
loaded at Livingston this forenoon
Jack Fraser went east yesterday with
a train load that the same firm ship
ped from Custer.
The nineteenth annual session y
the Montana Association Of CongrP
g%ational churches began at Helena to
day. Among the prominent ones II
attendance are the Rev. George M
Boynton, d. D., of Boston and thu
Rev. MI. Hood, field secretary OF tn
Congregational Building society.
The Rev. G. B. Miller and family
formerly of Belt, arrived in the cit.
yesterday and will remain here perma
nently. Mr.. Miller will succeed tn
Rev. VIM. Remington as pastor OF tn
Baptist church. The Rev. and Mrs
Remington will go to Belt in a fe'
days near which place they will spen
the winter on the ranch ct their Sol
Considerable stock was moved Q
the Burlington yesterday. "A fu
/t2Ain load Of horses arrived durla
1. [he forenoon consigned to Scott
Robinson, who shipped the aiming
here to sell for range purposes. v
B. Linton also shipped two tral
loads of fat cattle from Lodge Gras
on the reservation late in the afte
noon. for the Chicago market.
United States Deputy Marshal Gag
of Helena was in the city yesterda
and returned with Peter English, WI
was arrested here two weeks ago c
the charge of passing counterfeit mo
ey.A At the time Of his arrest Englls
tcld a long story about having a PAL
ner in the business and that the spul
GUS coin was made at Livingston. !
trace of his alleged partner has ev
been found. English says he W
plead guilty when his case comes ,
for trial in the federal court at III
ena.
From Thursdays Daily Gazette.
DR.. L. A. Gates of Bridger is reg
tered at the Grand.
C. T. Thomas of Lake Basin is nc
istered at the Grand.
w. j. Owens of Alliance, Neb.,
spending the day in Billings, on By
mess.
. J.. NJ. Holt, the Miles City catt
man, was in town this morning for
short time.
w. T. Young and wife q; Sherids
Wyo., are spending the day vi
n. friends in the city.
A marriage license was issued tt
morning to Emil Borberg and An
na.l-.. hoAh &c this nitu