The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-07-15

ed that he had heard that q certain I
man wal goingSto do him up and ne !
merely put the gun in his pocket for
self-protection. He entered a plea OF
guilty and his punishment was fixed (
at a fine Of SIS, which was paid. ~
Del,Iedin, the affable managerial
the Ep6cery department of Donovan
MCCORMICK company's store, was the
Victim of quite a serious accident
this Mr.. Latin was engag-
ed in examining a plug tobacco cutter
that had just been ~sharpened when
the knife suddenly shut down on mis-
left thumb, nearly severing that mem
Der a half inch from the end, cutting
the nail of the thumb clean through.
It made a very painful woud n
for several hours Mr.. Latin was quite
sick from it's effects. It was dressed
by DR.. Chapple and he was able TO
!, attend to his duties this afternoon.<
An effort is being made to secure 9
pardon from the Russian government
for Adam s. Fan Klutchinski, a sub
iect of the car, who was arrested IN
this county about two years ago by
I the late Sam Jackson, a deputy Unit
cd States marshal. The Russian was
charged with having robbed a bank
in his native country Of which he was
cashier, and fled to this country. he
:, was taken back to the country OF the
81 car. confined in prison two years
S before granted a trial, and was final
e " esxiled to Siberia for three years
it more. The petition for his PARDON
will be circulated in this part OF
d tana.
l. Andrew Mason, slightly colored' a
blacksmith by profession, was before
n Judge Mann this morning on a charge
or of disturbing the peace. The police
Y, informed the court that Mason Went
p down into, the tenderloin district last
night and created a disturbance anu
1t wound matters up by assaulting a
: sick woman. Mason pleaded guilty
ic and his punishment was liked at a
fine of SIS, which he paid. After the
ty fine had been assessed Chief
Mt addressed a few remarks to the de-
1e PENDANT telling him that he had motto
r. ed him making bad moves on several
occasions and warned him that sucn
actions would not go down in Billings
c,s From Saturdays Daily Gazette.
on A son was born in the city yester
ed dav to he wife of James Russell.
he Mrs. Thomas Wise of Red Lodge
af spent today with friends in Billings
on F. B. Lutes of Joliet is in town TO:
~ the purpose of disposing of his WOO
. clip.
'ls LAWYER George Bailey of Re-
~ Lodge spent last night in the cit
lsa on business.
T. H. Gugg and wife of Cresto1
vi. Iowa, are spending a few days wit
friends in the city.
NJ Fred w. Handel, stockgrower an
r. merchant, of the Musselshell, is !
by the city on business.
~ Rebekah lodge served a banque
fof last night in Odd Fellows lodge !
members and visitors.
leir Miss Katherine Taft is here in tn
f a interest of Brunot Hall, a youn
ler- ladies' school at Spokane.
ust j. N. McCracken, ST., Of Livingsto:
ded is spending a few days with his SO
ons G. N. McCracken of this city.
anu Mrs. George A. Griggs has decide
to go to Boston early in September
r. be gone a year or two in order
complete her musical education.
Mrs. R. s. Hedges of lewiston
wife of DR.. Hedges of that place,
spending a few days in Billings, Il
guest of her mother, Mrs. W. F. He
,,th ing.
70. DR.. Nickel, lately elected preside
nph of the Wesleyan college at Heller
nre. spent yesterday with friends in b
a;+o- ings and in the interests of the c
re-. lege.
u meeting of those interested
ived the FORMATION OF q local nuln"ue
Red ciety will be held in the public
king brary building Monday afternoon al
the to'clock.
lows Samuel Clair, a resident OF the CT
n of returned this morning from Gle
him. Falls, N. Y, accompanied by M
the Clair. The couple were married
ed a Gently in the east.
well Mrs. e. D. Metcalf of Buffalo,, wy
Red is here visiting Mrs. Nina Brown
- North T~wenty-sixth street. Prior
e LaH hon mar,.iouo Mrs Metcalf WAS