The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-09-02
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From Fridays Daily Gazette.
R. E. Vail Of Red Lodge is register
ed at the Grand.
P. r. Wilmer of the Helena Herald
is here today in the interest of that
publication.
Mrs. Frank Walters returned yes
terday from a visit to Salt Lake and
other Utah points.
Harry Gregory and james Holland,
both registering from Gebo, are
guests at the Grand.
Miss Mary Brayton left this morn
ing for Schuyler, Neb., where she
has been appointed assistant princi-
pal of the high school.
Mrs. E. B. Camp and children re-
turned this morning from a three
weeks, visit to the family Of e. c.
Waters at the Yellowstone Lake.
Major S. G. Reynolds, the paternal-
ly, old gentleman who exercises a
fathers care owe the untutored chill
dren of nature whom Uncle Sam
maintains on the Grow reservation,
was q visitor in the city this morning.
Harry Drum has leased the Prud-
homme home in North T~wenty-fifth
street and is moving his family to
the city for the purpose Of giving the
children the benefit of the public
schools.
H. G. Lowell, who has been to points
on the Pacific coast for the. past
month for the benefit Of his health,
returned today. Mr.. Lowell will go
from here to his ranch in northern
Wyoming.
Last evening while Mrs. McGlashan
and Mrs. Corey were out driving their
team got beyond control and ran
away. The buggy was upset and. Mrs.
Corey sustained severe injuries to- her
lower limbs.
DR.. e. p. Townsend, government
physician at the Cheyenne Indian
agency, is in the city visiting rela-
tives. DIR. Townsend has under con.
sideration an offer to accept a similar
situation at the Grow agency.
DR.. F. e, Corwin, the Park City
osteopath, was among last nights
visitors in town. He spent the sum
mer at Chico springs and Is now pre-
pairing to make an excursion into the
mountains for a few weeks, after
which he will return to Park City.
A number of needed improvements
have been made at st. Vincent's hos.
pital, among others repairs to the
roof of the building. The cost has
exhausted the Sisters treasury and
they have felt the necessity of call.
ing on their friends for contributions
to help them out.
Frances and Joe Anderson, accus.
ed of the robbery Of John Fisher, were
arraigned in Justice Fraser's court
this afternoon. Reading of the com
plant was waived and hearing of the
defendants was set for next Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Bail in each
case was fixed at $500.
County Attorney Hathhorn took his
departure on this mornings Burling
ton train for points along the road
The fact that he carried a bride il
his hands and had a saddle checked
II as+. II :nleh: that he intended t.
make a side trip after arriving at the
end of his railroad journey.
Frances Anderson, the c%outezan al
rested on the charge of having rob
bed John Fisher. spent last night il
Jail, being unable to give bond fol
her appearance. This morning it was
said that she had expressed a desire
to settle the matter by returning Fish
er's money and leaving town.
The Miles City baseball team ar
rived on the North Coast Limited thi:
morning. Because of a press of pro
fessional business n CT their sta1
players, DR.. Andrus,, was unable tt
come. Another man has been secured
however, who is said to be a "phe
nom" and the visitors are confident O
the outcome.
A letter has been received by T
A. Williams, clerk of the distric
court, from Judge Loud in which thu
Judge states that it will be impossi
BILE for him to be here in time to con
vene court for the September tern
on the date originally fixed, Septem
Der 2. Instead he will open cour
September 5 At the time of writin,
Judge Loud was at Milford, N. H.
If the feat credited to him was real
ly accomplished, John Kipp Of Brown