The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-08-26

to- this meeting will be held August
o., and the nall in 1.-THE new Miles
building on Park street will probably
be secured for this event. Yhis dance
bids fair to be an unqualified success.
The music will be furnished by the
Fire Department band.
Fred Henke's long wait is over and
his patience has been rewarded. The
woman whom he vas prepared and
eager to wed, but who came not, has
finally arrived and today he is the
happy bridegroom he longed to be
during the many, weary days when he
almost haunted the Northern Pacific
depot, expecting on every incoming
traindfrom the east to see her step
off and rush into his outstretched
arms. She came yesterday and last
evening the ceremony was perform
ed that made him and Miss Sarah
Cassidy Of Eden Valley, Mimi, man
and wife. Since July % he had car
ried Nabout the license that permitted
the marriage, but which had to be
postponed on account Of sickness and
death in the young lady's family. {
From Saturdays Daily Gazette.
Stewart Kennedy Of Dietz, Wyo.,
is a guest at the Grand.
Charles Blaine Murray of Great
Falls is registered at the Grand.
Mr.-and Mrs. L. E Schad>will go to
Michigan tomorrow to remain a few
weeks visiting relatives.
R. =. F~ontaine, of the Billings Mer-
camille company, will depart for New
York in the morning to buy goods
for his establishment.
For having been drunk and driving
faster than is permitted by the ordi-
nances, Charles Whipple was compel.
ed to contribute IS to the city this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Babcock and
Mrs. Lewis Babcock returned this
morning from Hunters Hot springs,
where they spent a few days taking
the baths.
IT, Sale was recorded today by l. D.
| O'Donnel and wife to H. A. :Noyes
of the northwest quarter of the north.
east quarter of section 10, township
2, south, range "a, east; consideration
$12O.
NIhe Hon. George M. Hays, secre'
Larry Of state, is down from Helena,
Although he, attended the Elks' con.
vention at Salt Lake, he returned with
all of his clothes, but not much OF
anything else.
William Burnett, formerly in bust,
ness in this city, but now Of Sheridan
Wyo., is among the visitors in town
today. Mr.. Burnett still retains in,
terests in Montana, being part owner
of a herd Of cattle near Gilt EDGE
Ground has been broken for the
b1hdsome business structure Mayo
Naforge has arranged to erect in NORM
KHwenty-eighth street. Quite a hole
las already been dug and it is expect
ed that work on the foundation will
begin in a few days.
w. G. Palmer, attorney for the fed
,eral court Of claims, came down from
Helena yesterday and this morning
with o. F. Goddard left for Sheridan
Wyo., to investigate a claim against
the government alleged to be due be
cause Of Indian depredations com
mitted years ago.
DR.. and Mrs. Cliff Lindsey return
ed from the west this morning, the
doctor from Salt Lake and Butte ant
) Mrs. Lindsey from the Yellowstone
National park. Mrs. Hodgson, whs
accompanied the doctor to Salt Lake
concluded to remain there a little
longer and visit, with friends.
Professor A.. H. Phillips, who fill.
the chair of minerology in Princeton
college, was In the city last evening
on his way to the Yellowstone Ma
tional park. He has been making {
tour Of the Black Hills and Wyoming
and at the conclusion Of his parl
trip will attend the mining congress.
at Butte.
Shortly after 6 o'clock last evening
the fire department was called ou'
by an alarm sent in from the eastern
end of the Northern Pacific yards
Sparks from a passing locomotive
had ignited the platform Of the OLE
Yegen warehouse, adjoining the WOO
warehouse and when the firemen al
rived a merry little blaze was in prog
ress. Fortunately it had made 81
small Roadway that it was extinguish
~ with tho hond ohounioa1c Thu