The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-10-17

LAO u1l601OA VOANJ 0ACSA ~ "NSAA ~
it with Father van Clarenbeck of this
city. Father Muller a sebeen at the
mission several years.
LThe Republican club held a meeting
fast night and completed arrange
ments for giving the Hon. Joseph M.
Dixon a cordial reception on the oc-
casion ct his visit to this city, next
Saturday evening. A %,torchlight pa
rade will be formed and a band en-
gagged and the occasion made one OF
the rousing ones of the campaign.
IBrakeman j. w. Kenney, who was
: in/the wreck near Rapids ON the 4th
fist, and badly scalded, was able
to walk down town from the hospital
for the first time yesterday after
noon. He still shows abundant evil
dence Of his injuries and 1t will be
some time before he is able to resume
work.
IWhen a fairly good cayuse can be
>Mught for SO almost anybody a be-
come the owner Of q fiery, united
steed. One answering this descrip-
ton was sold this morning at sher-
IFS sale in front of the court house
to satisfy a chattle mortgage held
by George Settler. Glib Cothron was
the buyer and is holding the animal
to trade it to some of the delegates
to the recent democratic county con-
svention.
conda is among today's visitors In
the city. The fact that he has been
seen in earnest consultation with sew
eral of the local democrats who are
suspected of leaning toward the side
of Heinze is taken as meaning That
his visit is not entirely disassoclat'
ed with the political ambitions OF that
gentleman, especially as Mr.. Kennedy
is known to train with that i d OF
the democratic family.
Return has been made by the sher'
ifs office in the matter of the attach
ment proceedings instituted by VII
liam M. Rogers against Yee 10y. AS
certified by the sheriff a lot OF tables
dishes and other chattels belonging
to the defendant have been attached
and are now in custody awaiting tur
ther action in the case. The claim heio
nv Rogers against Yee amounts te
Sails 0 and is alleged to be for a pal
ance on account and goods Furnished
I'D to May "a, 1902.
The populist committee completed
their ticket yesterday afternoon
which was started in their Saturday
evenings convention. In selectlnt
the remaining candidates, other thar
state senator, they mixed it up quite
generously with the parties who MAJ
already placed tickets i n the held
and their completed ticket is as FOL
lows: Representative, S. +. Morse
county clerk, Nat G. Carwile; count!
attorney, G. l.. Harris; treasurer =
F. Burla; superintendent OF schools
Mrs. NJ. M. Strang; coroner, DR.. Rlne
hart; public administrator, II. g. WI
1iams. No nomination was made TO
the office of assessor.
From Wednesdays Daily Gazette.
D. ]. Tallant of Great Falls is
Grand guest today.
Mike O'Brien ct Glendive is regis
tered at the Grand.
Mrs. M. L. Hyde of Bridger is
guest at the Grand.
George M. Hays, secretary OF state
is down from Helena.
H. D. Curtis of Deadwood. s. D.,
registered at the Grand.
In consideration of the sum of $2O
the North Town Land company ma
decided to Norman l.. Scovel lots ]
and IA, block SO, Billings TOWNSHIP.
BY a deed filed for record toda
the Austin North company has col
veyed to Philip Grein lot 3, block IL
Billings. The consideration named
5000.
Samuel E. Kilner, trustee, has sol
to H. B. Westbrook the southwe'
quarter of section II, township
south, range "a, east; considerable
SLIGO.
Fred Smith, who was picked up +
the police last night in an intoxica
ed condition was assessed a fine
SIS in police court this morning. whie
he paid.
Captain and Mrs. Lacey, who ha,
had charge Of the Salvation Arm
work here, departed yesterday K