The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-07-08

the evening there was a display OF
fireworks and a dance.
From Mondays Daily Gazette.
J. W, Blankenship of Bozeman is
registered at the Grand.
Thomas Marks Of Big Timber is a
visitor in the city today.
j. A.. Gilully returned this morning
from his visit to his family in Mis-
souri,
Editor Stout of the Dawson County
Review, accompanied the Glendive
ball team to the city Saturday.
Franz Andreas Meier formally re-
nounced all allegiance to the king of
Saxony, this morning, and was grant
ed final citizenship papers. n
F. H. Marsh, formerly superintend-
ent of the Northern Pacific, with
headquarters at Glendive, is in the
city today. He registers from Hell
ena.
j. M. McGregor, recently with Yegeh
Bros, is now in the employ OF the
Donovan-Mc Cormick company, having
Joined the forces Of that firm this
morning.
]. H. Johnston of Miles City spent
yesterday in the city and left last
night with Mrs. Johnston, who has
been visiting her parents here, for
Chico hot springs.
"Jim" Carwile, who, with his moth
er visited Sheridan to witness the
midsummer carnival, returned this
morning. Mrs. Carwile remained be-
hind. intending to visit relatives be-
fore her return. 4
Ernest A. Ringwald, chief inspector
of customs for the district OF Mon
tana and Idaho, was in the city tod
day on his way to Deadwood, s. d.,
where he will Investigate some mat
tiers in connection with his office.
NMayor George returned this morn
lXng from his visit to Butte and Helena.
That he had a large and complete time
goes without saying. He vent for
! that purpose and as far as he knows
: overlooked nothing at either place.
!, w. w. johnson, formerly CONNER
cial agent of the Burlington at this
point. but now stationed at Beatrice,
, Neb., accompanied by his son, James,
, arrived in the city yesterday to join
: his wife and daughters, who have
!. been visiting here for some days. <
R. B. Thompson, the Highfeld
fockmaster, is among the visitors Whe
!, are in the city today. He has come FOL
the purpose of disposing of his WOO
and not, as some may suppose, to ar
range for entering upon the position
!, with the Burlington which H. B. Sc
. CUR said had been promised him. =
The matter of raising funds fer tht
! reorganization Of the county fair as
s~ociation is receiving the attention O
a committee headed by Mayor George
The committee hopes to- obtain severa
thousand dollars, which will be {
r. sum sufficient to place the new or
!, ganiza lion upon a sound footing.
It The list of those who responded t.
their names in police court this morn
ing was a little larger than usual an
the offenses charged against then
IS were the ordinary ones, drunkenness
r. and disturbing the peace. AS only
le few could settle, the street cleanln
j. force is considerably enlarged in col
sequence.
Or Late Saturday afternoon Judge Lou
a telegraphed from Miles City to Cler
,e Williams to adjourn the district coul
IL for the term. This means that n
til session of court will 10Y be held unit
to next September. AS soon as his hol
Id or gets through with the cases no
he occupying his attention at Miles CIT
" hA will probably go east.
oddJ Although the season is tolerabl
we'll advanced for such shipments, a
en- rivals of southern cattle contlnt
ss- over the Burlington. It is expecte
mt that several hundred carloads will
RS received during the present wee
ed Sixty cars were received Saturds
ne. night and 40 yesterday, all consig
ed c.. T. Herring, whose range is
ay the eastern part of the state. VIII
of the season shall have closed it is {
In timated that fully 1000 carloads W
nv have been received by the Burlingt'
Of alone.
4 One can always rest assured tn