The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-08-19
for the past few days, returned to Hell

for the past few days, returned to Hell
ena this morning.
The Rev. Mr.. Mason the evangelist
representing the Florence Crittenden
rescue missions. will preach at the
Methodist church tolaorriM morning
at IL o'clock. He VIII also conduct
union services at the court tornorrow
evening at 8 O'Clock.
Eunice I. White has begun proceed
ings for a divorce againstsHayden M.
White, alleging %non-support as the
/ ground. The couple were married in
this city August %, 1900, and have
one child, a.ason; eight months t.old,
whose custody the mother demands.
Entries to the running races at,
the Eagle and Elks' bal game next
Tuesday are not restricted to any
particulars animals. All those who
think they have horses fast enough
to win the money may enter them,
provided it is done no later than 4
o'clock of the day Of the races.
The Rev. James Dobbin, D. D., for
over Is years rector. Of Shattuck mil
itary school, Fairbanlt, Mimi, is the
guests of H. G. Williams. DIR. Dob
bin will speak in st. Luke's church
tomorrow morning and next Monday
will visit Red Lodge, where he will
spend a few days at the summer cot
tage of the Rev. Mr.. Gesner.
IA letter has been received by the
Of the district court from
Woody & Woody, Missoula, asking the
Address of the Montana attorney who
last October advertised in a Cork.
Ireland, newspaper for the heirs of
| John Barry deceased. 1t would seem
that they have found the heirs and
now would like to communicate with
the man who evidently had something
of interest to impart to them.
I&ame hogs would probably better
Hbe a little careful as to how they use
their guns AS they r liable to get
themselves into trouble. 1t is said
that the state game warden has ap-
pointed a number Of special deputies,
men who will serve without pay, for
the purpose. Of seeing that the game
laws are enforced. The identity Of
these men is kept a secret in order.
that they may all the better perform
1.-THE duties they have assumed.
: Some of the mckinley postaf
cards have begun to appear. They
we're ordered issued in memory of
the murdered president and are en-
tirely different from the old style with
which the public is familiar. On the
upper righthand corner is am engrav-
ing of Mckinley, with the years ct
his birth and death, 1843 and 1901.
On the left hand side is the eagle,
with a space above that left for ad-
dressing, and intended for the can
c0king stamp of the mailing officer.
NArticles of incorporation Of the
Grey Eagle Ditch company were filed
with the county clerk and recorder
today. The company has located s.
900 miners inches Of water of the
Yellowstone and will use it to irri-
gate lands contained in sections 2,
10, II, IA, Is, Is and 20, all in town
ship 1, south range 26, east. The
ditch which the company proposes to
construct will have its source where
the river touches lot Z Of section 20
Of the township already named. Chris
Yegen is the president and Charles
Vaughan the secretary Of the, com
pany.
An honest, old granger from up ,the
valley who was observing the men
at work in the little park near the
Northern Pacific passenger station
this morning was overheard to com
ment on the strange way some men
have of cultivating the soil. He said
he could not understand the idea Of
hauling manure onto a piece of
ground and then carting it away
again. Instead of raking of the
coarse ground and manure, he said,
a light pillow SHOULD be employed and
the whole patch plowed. This would
break the Jumps and then narrowing
would be about what was needed. !.
1t is not likely that prosecutioNd
will follow in the case of the rahcM
ers against whom complaint Vas
lodged a few days ago for allowing
waste water from their irrigating
bitches to flood some of the public
roads up the valley. In one case the