The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-03-07

~nicknacks, were bought by Glib Lane,
attorney for the attaching parties, a
wholesale jewelry house Of Kansas
City. Another portion of the stock,
seized by Constable Bond, is to be
sold tomorrow.
From Thursdays Daily Gazette.
w. H. Norton of Columbus was a
guest at the Grand yesterday.
w. H. Donovan has returned from a
10 days business trip to the coast.
William Mullin contributed IS to
the city's e%xchequer yesterday for the
fun Of having been drunk the night be-
fore.
Mrs. H. Fl. Bartel of Helena, who
has been visiting relatives in the city
for several days, returned to her home
yesterday.
Mrs. q. e. Gould, who has been vs.
iting friends in the city for several
days, left last night for her home
near Forsyth. x
Albert T. Sayers, one Of the bright
young commercial men who formerly
lived in this city, was here yesterday
in the interest of a St. Paul firm. -
J. T. Sanford, ranchman and ALL
around boomer from Laurel, was here
yesterday t~ransacting road business
before the board of county commits
sioners.
A. Buchanan, late publisher of the
News, left yesterday on a business
trip to Butte. Earlier in the day Mrs.
Buchanan took her departure for Miles
City, her former home.
The family of Robert Milne, who
lives on Blue creek, is rejoicing over
the advent of a son, who was born last
Tuesday. The little stranger is a
lusty lunged fellow and when born
kicked the beam at ~ pounds.
Miss Grace Church entertained a
few friends informally Tuesday ev-
ening at her home in North Twenty
sixth street. Progressive carroms
furnished the amusement and at IL
o'clock luncheon was served on small
tables.
The Vogue Clothing and Shoe com
pany, a lev concern in the mercantile
field, opened for business in the
Belknap block yesterday. The firm
is composed of several of Billings
brightest young business men. They
carry a we'll selected stock of mems
goods.
Yesterday mornings eastbound
Northern Pacific train, due here at
S:45, was bulletined as being II
hours late at last accounts. Nothing
| could be learned as to the cause of
the delay, but it was supposed that a
washout or wreck on one of the west,
ern divisions was responsible.
Miss Rose Dickey of Rockville, who
has been in the city attending the
high school, was united in marriage
last night to Ernest Walters, also Of
Rockville. The ceremony was per
formed at the residence Of G. H. Lud.
erman, at s o'clock by the Rev. w. D
Clark of the Congregational church
Yesterday was church society day
as the ladies organizations of the va
rious churches meet Wednesday at.
ternooHs. The members of st. Luke's
guild met with Mrs. Ed Cardwell; the
| Baptist ladies with Mrs. w. O. Par
ker; the Congregational ladies with
Mrs. E. I. Cantine, and the ladies OF
! the Methodist church also met. Each
society reported an unusually large at,
tendance.
Tomorrow the trial of the mar
Hunter, arrested in this city last sum
mer, for the murder of his son-inlaw,
Hiram Walbridge, will begin in the
district court of Granite county. One
Of the principal witnesses for the
! prosecution is the daughter of the ac
cused, who now resides at Great Falls
~. the time the alleged murder was
committed she was with Hunter and
he husband and they were travelling
owe. the country in a wagon. Since
the fisapeparance of Walbridge his
wife he's become the wife of another
man.
At last accounts it had not yet been
definitely settled that the prisoner
sick in the county jail was suffering
from smallpox, although the symptoms
would indicate existence of the. dis
ease. The man had an excellent ap
petite and seemingly was not very
sick. In view of his condition DR.
Rinehart concluded to permit him tc
remain another day, as it is believed
that if he really has the disease il
will manifest itself in 7unmistakable