The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-10-10
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tTCm tuesday DAILY GaZetre.
Bern, to the wife of Henry G. Hoppe,
a daughter.
Dir. w. E. Dodd and wife Of Butte
are guests at the Grand.
Jerry Shinnick and Joe H.. Boos Of
Butte are registed at the Grand.
D. A. Bishop, wife and son arrived
this morning from Hamilton and are
guests at the Grand.
Thomas M. Hamilton and F. s..
Chandler, both of Helena, are among
today's arrivals at the Grand.
DR.. w. X. Sudduth of Lavina, who
spent several days in the city, return
ed to his ranch this morning.
On account of the firemen's con.
vention the Elks will forego their reg
ular meeting tomorrow night.
o. e. Elmgreen, who has been In
court repeatedly for the same offense,
was sentenced to 60 days imprison-
ment by Judge Mann yesterday for
wife beating.
H. j. Wolcott and wife were among
the arrivals from the west this norm
ing. They hail from Livingston and
Mr.. Wolcott came as delegate to the
convention of firemen.
James Johnson was arrested by the
police last night for swearing on the
streets. He entered a plea Of guilty
before Judge Mann this morning and
was assessed a fine of SO, which he
paid.
DR.. VIM. e. Dodd and wife arrived
in Billings this morning from New
York. They will espend a few weeks
at the Grand hotel while the doctors
offices in Butte are being put in readi-
ness for his return.
The Chinaman arrested yesterday
afternoon for beating a white woman
later, in the day concluded to with
draw his first plea of not guilty and
enter one of guilty. He was there
fore again taken into police court
and paid a fine of $25.
Alderman John E. de Carrie Of
Miles City arrived this morning as
a delegate to the state flremans con-
vention. While one of the fathers Of
his burg, Mr.. de earle is also an en-
oldest members of his department.
From Wednesdays Daily Gazette.
P. j. Ross of Glendive is a guest
at the Grand.
w. H. Norton, the Tall Sycamore"
of Columbus is a visitor in the city.
G. E. Huyck of Red Lodge is among
today's visitors in the city.
Among those registered at the
Grand today is NJ. G. Swan of Gebo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Vogt are
among the Livingstonians in the city
today.
"A. A. Fairbairn and William Bowen,
both ct Philsburg, are registered at
the Grand.
The Revs. Coopman CT Anaconda
and Blair of Livingston were guests
of Father van Clarenbeck yesterday.
Thomas and w. j. Cruise are down
from Helena on matters connected
with their stock interests to the north.
Stock Inspector BILLY" Smith of
Miles City, spent this forenoon in
town. en- route to Cheyenne, Wyo.
on a business trip.
H. G.. Crippen has been entered as
the attorney for the defense in the
case of Link & Carter VS.. j. G. Sher.
nan appealed from the Justices
~court.
Butte papers state P. F. Swanson
pleaded guilty in the federal court
yesterday to the charge of unlawfully
opening a letter. He was fined $500
by Judge Knowles.
A praecipe for the default of the de
PENDANT was entered with the clerk
of the district court this morning il
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the case Of Josephine Bond VS.. Frank
e. Bond, an action for divorce.
Under Sheriff Gebo of Carbon coun
ty was in the city yesterday morn
ing and arrested a man here, with the
help of the local officers, who is want
ed at Red Lodge fer stealing a watch
The city council met in regular
semi-monthly session last night but
took an adjournment Immediately
without ~transacting any business I'm
til next Monday evening. The mayor
and members of the council were
guests of the Maverick club later il
the evening.