The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-05-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

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From Tuesdays Daily Gazette.
j. A. Noyes is down from Laurel
today. 81
Mrs. William Martin, who has been
visiting friends in the city, returned
to her home at Forsythe this morn
ing.
Superintendent Summers, of the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone COM
pany, is her from Helena today look
ing after company business.
Attorney Hathhorn returned last
night from Big Timber, where he has
been to assist the county attorney in
the prosecution of several cases.
The auditors for the Northern Pa
!. ciac and the Adams Express COM
panies are here today on their pc
riodical trip Of checking the local
agent.
Paloma and Karla Schramm, with
their parents, arrived from the west
this morning and will appear at Cru
well hall this evening in a concert
that will astonish and delight the
audience.
Richard Glenn, unknown here, was
picked up on Minnesota avenue by
the police this morning suffering with
a bad fracture Of inc of his arms. He
was conveyed to st. Vincent's hos
oo..cAx 0hov0o #H ".H.. . H.1H
Mita Kiuseh has sold to the Mime
sofa & Montana Land and Improve
ment company the northeast quarter
of the northwest quarter and lots 2
and 5, in section 10, township l, south,
range Is, east; consideration 81.
Real estate in the town of East
Laurel seems to be in fair deEcand
Judging from the number of trans
fers recorded for there lately. Today
sale of lot 10, block l, was filed fol
record. The consideration named Ii
800. "a. s.
The Donovan-McCormick company
held a directors meeting yesterday a
which plans for the future govern
ment of the concern were gone over
At an early date a change in the firm
name will be made, but there will b.
little change in the official roster.
j. M. Rhodes, receiver of the lam
office at Miles City, passed throug
for home this morning from a visit t
Helena. where he had been to NEE
Mrs. Rhodes and the children, VIII
have been spending a month or S
with relatives and friends at Fol
Buford.
The Rev. Anderson, wife and chi
dren. who have been visiting at tn
home of Mrs. Hagerman in Mort
Thirty-frst street will leave ne1
Thursday for Vancouver, B.. c., whel
they will take steamer for China. M
Anderson is a missionary to CHR
and has been on leave of absence Il
. a year.
An eastern Montana baseball lie
que is being proposed to include y
towns of Bozeman, Livingston, b
Timber, Red Lodge. Billings, Fc
syth and Miles City. Frank Collie
recently from Chicago, is back OF Il
scheme and is here today interview
local lovers of the national game. i.
organization Of clubs in ali the tow
named seems certain. :
Wrapped in the profoundness OF
cateleptic sleep from which only t
one who caused it can awaken nj
lies a young man in the window OF
Montana avenue store, totally obi
GUS to the crowds that are gather
in front of the window, AIS the sight
one always bound to attract the Gu
GUS. He is to be awakened This
ening at the opera house. =
Driving a span of fiery, unfef g
uses. H. B. Segur pulled out OF
city this morning with Thermopc
and some of the other Big Horn ba
points as his destination. The I
that he laid in a supply Of bacon, c
densed milk and other articles
food usually carried by campers Y
accepted as indicating the possibi
of a long absence and the probabi
of explorations away from the hau
Of man. :
~ relic of the early days OF M
lana in the shape OF q car OF bun
1/passed through the city this m
< ing billed for an eastern game
serve. They came from the h
ranging on the Flathead Indian re
walton in the western part OF
state. While the train stopped
many old.time citizens gazed at
remnant of the kings Of the plains
regretted that the animal has bee