The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-10-21
LOCAL N

L G. wi. ASWlS VI M0lAAOISo1 AZ ASoA0
tered at the Grand.
Lee Simonson of Absarokee is reg
istered at the Grand.
James A. Johnson of Gebo is among
the arrivals at the Grand today.
A. B.. Clarke, the horse dealer OF
Miles City is autographed at the
Grand.
Mrs. Lewis NJ. Shodair and Mrs. G.
l.. Scott, both of Butte, are guests at
the Grand.
p. W. Beattie Of Helena was in the
city this morning a short time, be-
tween trains.
George w. P%ierson, the Red Lodge
attorney at law, is spending the day
in Billings on legal business.
The Hen. J. NJ. Kennedy, who spent
a few days in the city, left yester-
day for his home at Anaconda.
L. E. Reynolds came up from Crow
agency this morning n will spend a
few days with old friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Keene returned
home this morning from a visit with
relatives at Shelbina and Gallatln,
Mo. Mrs. Keene spent several
months with her parents at Shelblna.
Roland Potter, who has been suf-
fering from a severe attack of tonsl-
litis for the past week, went to Hun
ter's Hot Springs this forenoon, where
he will spend a week in the hope OF
restoring his health.
C. S. Brother, superintendent OF the
CITY schools, will start tomorrow tore
noon for Kirksville, Mo-, for the pur-
nose of returning home with Mrs.
Brother, who has been spending the
summer with friends in Missouri ana
Mississippi. He expects to be gone
about five days.
William f. Riley, manager OF Hav-
erly's Mastondon Ministries called on
many OF his old friends today n re-
newed old-time acquaintance. MT
Riley is said to be the original Riley
.who Kept the hotel" and is doing
inst as we'll in the minstrel business
as he did in his famous hostelry.
,/In/the y%ernacular Of the sporting
/frxfernity the eclipse last night wal
I /nulled off" on time and with grea
success. Many remained awake n
it reached the stage of totally, Wnlt
others less interested in nature
rhenomena did not wait until the1
hit went to bed after having re
manned up long enough to see the bt
ginning.
l/phe democratic delegation ths
Zt&ent to Columbus yesterday has M
vet returned and report has it that
ound matters so discouraging to der
ocratic success at Columbus that
gave the fight up and the entire crow
went up the saltwater on a fishing 9
nedition. This is only a rumor, no
ever, and may possibly not be tfu
though very reasonable.
Coroner Chapple received an a
.swer this morning from Superlhte
dent Horn to his wired query OF "
terday touching upon the condition
Engineers Vaupel and DeGroat a.
their ability to appear before the G
oner's Jury this afternoon. Mr.. ITO
states that Mr.. DeGroat is out OF I
hospital. but not in very good con
tion for travelling, and inasmuch
the county attorney was not rea
to nroceed with the investlgatl
this afternoon, the matter OF rec
vening the inquest will be postpon
for another week.
Lhe Northern Pacific has a iofee
AMemen at work stretching a ne" Z
nor wire between Billings n Vi
dive. business having become SO gf
in the telegraph department as 10
cessitate another wire. They rea
ed Billings with the wire today
in stretching their line acclaent'
came in contact with the WIRE l
rms from the old fire hall to conn
with the ringing apparatus OF
hell which has been placed IN
tower of the new city hail. lhe CT
ing caused the bell to sound a
alarm and the firemen hurried
headquarters only to n ina u
was nothing to do.
From Saturdays Daily Gazette.
G. w. Pierson of Red Lodge is
istered al, the Grand.
Mrs. G. S. Mclaughlin of Red LIZ
is a guest at the Grand.
F, P. Stone of Dickinson, N. u
among today's arrivals in the ,cl'
Rea Bros. shipped IL cars OF Id