The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-06-20
G AND PERSONAL.

From Tuesdays Daily Gazette.
S. d. Boyd of Bonner is registered
at the Grand.
Mrs. Henry Thorson has gone to
Seattle to visit an uncle, who is re
ported to be seriously sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Decker have TAX
en- the Bailey residence, Fourth ave-
nue., north, for the summer
David Penman, proprietor of the
Maryland hotel at Columbus, was a
visitor today from the western part
of the county.
Thomas Kurtz and wife sold to
Thomas Malone lots 1 and 2, block AZ,
Fosters addition to Billings TOWNSHIP;
consideration 81.
j. R. Ulyat, the genial Grand hotel
wrestler of trunks, came down town
this morning wearing a. broader smile
than usual. It's a new boy.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. M. Mccarthy, aged three days, died
at / O'Clock this morning. The funer-
ell took place this afternoon.
A train load of sheep belonging to-
Rea Bros. of st. Paul arrived from
the west this afternoon. The sheep
were bought in Oregon and are en-
route to the east. They were unload
ed here and fed.
Henry Blakely, general freight agent
of the Northern Pacific for Montana,
arrived from the west last night. He
will return to Helena tonight, where
: heJhas been subpoenaed as a witness
III one of the courts. y
~ Miss Nettie O'Donnell, who formerly
ymade her home in this city, passed
through town this morning from Butte
to visit her old home near Saginaw,
Mich. Miss O'Donnell is at present
living at Butte, where she is principal
of one OF. the public schools.
Major s.. G. Reynolds was up from
the Grow agency yesterday to settle
up some personal affairs. He was
notified by the Indian department that
his official bond had been approved
and he was ordered to take charge ot
the agency July 1. Accompanied by
his family he left for the agency to
day.
The resignation of S. G. Reynolds
as an alderman from the Second ware
will be laid before the city council to
night and a successor will in all prob
ability be named. Friends of T. j
Bounton sometime ago urged that gen
tleman's appointment. It is also-re
ported that Austin North has beer
mentioned for the position.
Mrs. William Heffner has been mott
fed that her husband, recently com
mitted to the insane asylum, Wouit
be discharged from that institution
next Friday. He will probably reacl
home the same night. The doctor IL
charge writes that Mr.. Heffner's min
has been fully restored and that nj
physical health is also much better
Montana horses continue in good dc
mand with the farmers of North De-
kota and those scross the Canadial
line. Three carloads bought in tn
local market were forwarded to James
town today, while eight car
more were shipped to Wi
nepeg. "A buyer from tn
latter place is now in the city lool
ing for all he can secure, and wi
probably remain for sometime, as h
can place a large numer of desirabl
animals. IF
S. E, Kilner, one of the trustees
the Billings estate, arrived from tn
east this morning. This evening b
will attend the meeting of the cit
council for the purpose Of e~ndeavorin
to effect a settlement in regard to tn
matter of the lots belonging to tn
Minnesota & Montana Land and In
provement company, which the city r
Gently bought from the county, an
which in turn had bid them in at tt
time of their sale for unpaid improv
ment taxes.
The police are determined to fort
E. S~chraenberg to leave the city, ar
Schraenberg is equally determined
remain. A few days ago he was q
rested and taken before the poll'
MAGISTRATE, where he was chargt
with creating a disturbance Of tt
peace. The complaining. witness WI
Mona Mason, a m who last wi
ter shot and almost killed Schrae
berg. Judge Mann declined to try \
fellow, holding that the woman%
more to blame than he. Schraenbe
was notified by Chief Calhoun to lea
4ou,n hut instead of doing so he !