The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-05-23
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
From Tuesdays Daily Gazette.

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T.. H. Deckert has gone to Miles
City on account Of the death of Mrs.
Moore, mother of Mrs. Deckert.
Mrs. P. H. Hawkins and son Miner
are in the city from Columbus, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. st. John.
M. w. Potter, travelling freight
agent Of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
ST. Paul road, is among today's visi.
tors in the city.
Captain H. M. Chittenden, superin-
tendent Of the Yellowstone National
park, passed through the city this
morning on his way east.
For having been more than ordinar-
lily drunk and disturbing the peace,
John Kelly was multced in the sum
of $40 this morning by Judge Mann.
The Slater Brick company has en-
route from the factory a ten-horse
power electric motor, which is intend
ed to drive the machinery at the COM
pany's yard.
Frank O'Donnelll has let the contract
for the erection of a two-story, six
room frame residence at the corner
of North Thirty-second street and
Second avenue.
A marriage license was. issued to-
day to Charles B. Over and Miss Car
RE Cruise. The prospective groom is
from Helena and the bride-elect came
here from Sterling, Ills.
Mrs. George Robbins was reported
today as being much better, but in
view Of the serious nature of the in
juries she sustained her recovery is
expected to be slow and tedious. "
The Slater Brick company has con-
tracted with the Northern Pacific
Railway company for the delivery of
1900 brick for the use of the latter
in charging it's roundhouse at this
place. 1t is the intention of the COM
pany to double the capacity of that
building. 3" .F.."
A deed was filed for record today
by which the Northern Pacific Rail-
road company transferred to H. Ros-
ear all of section 33, the fractional
section 80, section 20 and the frac-
tional section 81, all located in town
ship l, south, range 90, east; con-
sideration $4,421.
Roy Green, one of the cowboys who
have been in the city for several days
past, was arrested last evening for
being drunk. He was arraigned in
police court this morning and as he
was very penitent and anxious to
leave town he was dismissed with a
little fatherly advice. x
Although not yet completed, it is
claimed that no less than a million
pounds of wool had been received at
the Cody warehouse at the close of
the past week, while more was being
delivered. It is claimed by the people
of that town that the seasons aggre-
gate will be fully $500, 900 pounds.
A lunacy commission presided over
by Chairman Parker of the board of
county commissioners is in session
this afternoon for the purpose of max
ing inquiry into the sanity of Mrs.
Lulu Dunnigan and Miss Sophia Hoe,
both of whom have been m~anifesting
symptoms of insanity for sometime
past.
Another reward for the arrest and
conviction of the men who assaulted
Yee Foo Ii in this city on the night
of May 9 is offered. The Chinese
Empire Reform association, which has
its headquarters at San Francisco,
comes forward now and offers an ad-
ditional reward of 500, which is to be
addeu to the 5000 offered by a local
association of Cinnamon. N
Frank H. Mickey has returned to
the city after an absence of five
years. Mr.. Mickey has been living on
the Pacific coast since leaving here
and has also spent some time in Alas
ka. After a visit with his mother
and other relatives for a week or two
he expects to return to Alaska for
the summer, where,he has some prom
Using mining claims. n
The local admirers of the national
game n much elated over the news
received that Jack Schuster, the great
Salt Lake player, is expected in the
city next Friday to remain during
the summer. He will make one of
the team which has been selected for
the season and unless all calculations
fail Billings will have the champions
of eastern Montana. @
While a little early, there is already
talk of candidates for political hon