The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-06-03
Mr.. Smith leaves a wife and n
child. Death. was caused by an abcess
Of the lung. The funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.

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Of the lung. The funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
From Saturdays Daily Gazette.
The funeral service of the late w.
G. Smith will be held at the Episcopal
church at 3 o'clock tomorrow after
noon.
Jim Rowe contributed SO to the
city's treasury this morning for hav-
ing been drunk and making a "holy
show" Of himself.
R. H. Daniels, assistant principal
of the high school, left last night for
Mackinaw, Mich, where he will
spend his vacation. x
The demand for Yellowstone county
sandstone is constantly increasing.
The Montana Sandstone company Of
| Columbus will furnish the stone trim
mings for the Carnegie library at
Miles City, the new buildings at the
Pryor creek sub-agency and also for
a school at Livingstone. x1
B. w. Toole of this city has been
appointed custodian of the state cap
itol and grounds at Helena. The ap-
pointee is a brother of Governor Toole
and was one Of 40 applicants for the
position. The place pays $500 a
month. Mr.. and Mrs. Toole will take
up their home at Helena.
Mrs. G. H. Thompson and daughter,
Miss Maude, accompanied by Miss
Blendine Hayes, niece of Mrs. Thomp-
son, left last night for Cody. The
first two will visit there for a short
time and then will go to Red Lodge,
from which point they expect to leave
for Washington, their future home.
AS the result Of a conference be-
tween the company's officers at st.
Paul and a committee representing the
machinists employed in the Northern
Pacific shops at Livingston notice has
been posted in the shops that begin
ming June 1 an advance in the pay OF
the men will be made. The amount
of the increase is not given.
Today Attorney Hathhorn filed tie,
complaint in the case of Thomas va
Huff and Story, mention of which was
made in Thursdays Gazette and in
which Judge Louu at Miles City
granted a temporary injunction. The
action is for trespass and in addition
to the restraining order asked for/the
plaintiff also demands damages ID the
sum of $500. II
W. E. Case of Miles City has been
in town several days awaiting the ar
rival of a shipment of southern cattle
He says that owing to washouts about
200 cars of stock have been hung up
at Denver for four or five days. It
was reported yesterday that a clear
track obtained once more and that
the first of the blockaded stock would
arrive at Alliance last night.
Next Sunday, June 8, Mrs. Mary
Foster Bryner Of Chicago, a noted
primary Sunday school worker, will
be in the city, when all interested
in the religious training Of the young
may hear her discuss the subject. The
lady usually visits only state conven-
tions, but because of a misundeIl
standing concerning dates t~he~s(4e
executive committee is enabled to
have her spend an extra day in Mon
tana and has given Billings the bene-
fit of it.
Garlic Galiger of Butte, grand chan
cellor of the knights Of Pythias, and
Jacob Loeb of Helena, grand keeper
Of records and seal, who have been on
a tour Of the state, visiting the subor-
dinate lodges, were expected last night
by the members of Rathbone lodge
and due preparations had been made
tn receive the distinguished visitors.
Delayed trains, however, prevented
the. arrival until long after the hour
wher the lodge adjourned and the dis
appointment felt was mutual.
Frank Pitcher is Of the opinion that
!, it does not pay to get drunk and take
a child into saloons and urge 1t to
use obscene and indecent language.
He was arrested for this offense
Thursday night. This morning he
was in police court and County Attor'
ney Hathhorn, who caused Pitchers
arrest, was on hand and informed the
, court Of the magnitude Of the defend
ants crime. On a plea Of guilty
Pitcher was fined $40 and costs and
also had to listen to some severe
words from his honor. ~
The new southside school house
which will be completed within the
next 60 days, is considered to be the