The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-05-02
No. "A and Il zth St. North.

the entire member was mor or less
injured, the most serious injury was
to the third finger. The injury was
attended to by the company's physl-
clan.
The Hon. S. G. Murray Of Missoula
was a passenger on this mornings
eastbound Northern Pacific train,
with Washington as his destination
Mr.. Murray will be remembered in
those narts as the unsuccessful can
didate for representative in congress
at the last general election, when
with a number of other excellent gen.
tlemen he went down to defeat on the
republican ticket. "
Frank Saversy has made arrange
ments to open a park as a summer
resort a short distance out OF the
CITY. The ground is situated west OF
town and is neal the city limits ad-
Joining the Flanagan ranch. The pro-
moter of the scheme proposes to ex-
pend several thousand dollars at
once in identifying the grounds n
making the place an attractive one Tor
I visitors. Formal opening of the park
! will take place June Is. u
The reported murder at the Q and
Arrow ranch, in Custer county, turns
!, out to have been nothing more serious
than the killing of a deer by q couple
:. of COWBOYS. The report that murder
!. had been committed was taken to
Miles City by a young fellow wit
! saw a man shooting in the direction O
q a gulch from which almost immediate
ly afterward another man emerged
y and shortly afterward saw two mel
carry of something that he though
= looked like a human body. Withou'
waiting to investigate he mounted {
/ horse and rode to Miles City and gave
8 the alarm.
q Judge Loud convened district cour
. this afternoon and was occupied witt
y the usual opening day matters. TIL
" calendar was called and a number Q
motions and other ex parte considera
e lions were disposed of. AS he is du'
le to be ait Forsyth May 5, the session
n promises to be a short one, beside TN
s. docket is exceedingly light. Tn
r. most important Isl to be tried !
r that Of w. B. George VS.. the Billing
er Realty company, in which plaintin !
suing for damages on breach OF col
q tract and for judgment compelling d
ar PENDANT to carry out its part CT tn
p same contract.
Professor McEwen closed his el
OF eagement in the city last night. Will
from a financial standpoint 1t cann(
he said to have been a success, as n
Nd audiences were small, but from a pr
fessional and artistic view, nothin
iff better could have been asked. II
ed exhibitions he gave were clean, J
al teresting and successful in every r
ur- gard. His feats of mind reading !
'ur cluded all those made familiar
er. others who have appeared here al
~ many never before seen IL Inc ci'
AS a hypnotist he is by far the be
who has ever undertaken to amuse
is Billings audience.
ms Sheriff Potter drove over to Bridg
yesterday, a y the Carbon Coun
IS Chronicle, and is on the trail OF t.
oe h~orsethieves, who stole four head
Cos horses, a rife and other articles III
o"- a rancher living near Bridger M
as day and made tracks for Five MI
beaded toward the reservation.
life tices have been sent to the sherlHs
lsh- the surrounding counties to De
zeal the lookout for the and it Is
npt- lieved that they cannot long evs
a q the officers. Their names are Cl
ugh Babccck and David Bricoe. Babc'