The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-09-26

n u 0HCIll LAdIuAu VI MAuoSCA
shell is a visitor in the city.
Mrs. Charles s. Johnson Of Nome,
Alaska, is a guest at the Grand.
j.. W.. Cole and e. p. Searles are
down from Park City today and are
registered at the Grand.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. Cavill Of
SAawmut, at the home OF ALI. Swan
son, this city, yesterday, a son
A marriage license was issued last
evening to Frank E. Shively and Mag
u. Flanagan, both Of Billings.
s. X. Deverill, county commissioner,
and j. T.. Sanford, both OF Laurel, are
among today's visitors in the city.
John Rea, of Rea Bros, the. st. Paul
sheep feeders, is an arrival in the
city, coming from the east this morn
ing.
Ben Martin, F. J. Wilmington and
J. w. Browning. citizens Of Deadwood,
s. D., are spending a few days in the
city on business. sa
License to wed was granted this
morning to Ralph Mcmahon Of Edge
water, Fergus county, and Laura Rau
Of Paulding, Ohio.
u. O. Bennett and X. Rapport Of
Meeteetsee, Wyo., arrived in the city
this morning, and will spend a day
-, %x,o m hYc;pncc ". H# taHH -.
The delegates to the democratic
state convention at Bozeman return
ed this morning, the majority of them
appearing as If they were quite well
satisfied with the work of that body.
At the residence Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Flanagan,
in this city at 8 o'clock last evening,
Judge F. l.. Mann united in marriage
Frank Shiyley and Margaret Flana-
gan, both of this city.
Judge Fraser ofaciated at the we'd
ding Of Ralph Mcmahon and Miss
| Laura Rau, which took place today.
Both Of the contracting parties are
strangers in the city, the groom re-
siding at Edgewater. Fergus county,
while the bride came here from Pauld-
ing. Ohio.
The Rev. and Mrs. William Rem
ington started today for Bozeman.
where they will attend the State As
ISOLATION Of Baptist churches, which
convenes in that city today. When
the association adjourns they will
return to Billings to remain q few
days with friends before leaving the
city permanently.
o. M. Mccarthy, q plumber EN-
ployed by Frank Beeman, received
telegram from Gallatin, Mo-, this
morning, stating that his aged father
who resides near that place, was 81
deaths door. Mr.. Mccarthy started
east on the Burlington at noon. Mr.
Mccarthy senior spent severa
months in Billings last summer ant
is quite we'll known to a number, O
people here.
Joe Kannick, who was formerly EN-
ployed as a fireman on the Northern
Pacific railway, and who was arrest
ed during fair week on a charge O
forgery, was taken before Justlc'
Fraser yesterday and on motion o
the county attorney released from
custody. Mr.. Hathhorn stated to tn
.o,..% %l,of ho hod h0on 11nohln Fl
secure sufficient evidence against Kan
nick to convict him of the Grim
charged.
Colonel G.. F. Lloyd, who was sN1
ond in command of the Third Unity
States volunteer, cavalry, of which tn
local troop of rough riders forme'
a part, is in the city, today, hayin;
come down from Butte on some bus
. ness matters. The colonel has bee,
: prominently mentioned in connection
with the office of United States mal
shall Of the state, but since the &C
II iournment Of congress the matter ha
been seemingly kept in allegiance.
-lEN. T1ySudM SdGllC COA4poAJ /, WhOo
range is on the Grow reservation
!, loaded 100 lars of cattle at Fort Gus
ter, on the Burlington, yesterda!
making a total of five trains. This
the largest single days shipment thu
has been made in eastern Montan
= for some time. The cattle were shil
ped to Chicago and Omaha, and som
of them went to ranges on the Pin
Ridge. w. A. Vale of this city ha
charge of one of the trains that wer
to Chicago. y
II Henry Gerharz, who has been |
charge of a force of government el
gineers in the National park for tn
n past two months, engaged in surve.
o inc now roads arrived in the city thl