The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-07-29
adjusted and the company decided the
property to Mr.. George.

adjusted and the company decided the
property to Mr.. George. !
Though not as largely attended 1k
the management anticipated, ~
DANCE given last evening at GrxGpell
hafl was, nevertheless, a pleasant af-
About 80 couples were present,
Mostly young people, who enjoyed
themselves until after the midnight
hour. The dance was the first of the
series to be given by the Young
Mems club under the management OF
C. N. Stockwell.
About two months ago while ski91
ming a COW Joseph Flanagan cut >t6e
index finger of his right hand. Blood
poisoning resulted and despite every
effort to check the progress of the
| infection the case seemed to grow
more serious, until a couple OF weeks
ago, when the wound apparently heal
| ed. Several days ago it reopened and
yesterday DR.. Chapple found it neces-
sary to amputate the finger in order
to obviate more serious results.
Chief of Police jackson expects to
leave tonight for Fort Yellowstone
with the deserter, Huff, who sudden
ly grew tired of military life because
he had been reduced to the ranks at
ter having reached the grade OF cor
poral and sentenced to a months cen
finement in the guard house, beside.
Huff's offense consisted of permitting
prisoners under his charge to leave
the guard house and go walking with
their best girls. For this he was
tried by summary court and convicted.
Under Sheriff Sayles returned last
night from Miles City having i n
charge George Femming, who was
arrested at that place on a telegram
from Sheriff Hubbard. Flemming is
accused of having stolen a check for
$40. so belonging to a man named DAM.
!, The check was issued to August Gron-
J men and by him endorsed, giving it a
negotiable value. Flemming does not
} deny having cashed the check and
representing himself as Dahl in order
to obtain the money, but claims to
f have come into possession of it "hon-
t estly." He says he won it playing
e poker with Dahl.
Property in the West Side addition
is acquiring renewed popularity, judg-
ing from the demand which has arisen
t for lots in that part of the city recent
q ly. Three sales were made yesterday.
Robert Brownlee, the Melville sheep
n man, bought lots 81, 38; 80 and 40
d block u, fer which he paid $500. e
) H. Gagnon bought lots 20. Fl, % and
90, for $1,000, and Louise
O'Donnel acquired lots 1, 2, 3
4, 5 and 6,block II, paying S1,2o(
4 therefor. All of the property was
a bought with the view to utilizing i
n for residence purposes and handsome
homes will be erected upon it shortly
~l,From Saturdays Daily Gazette.
,'K J. E. Brown of Okla is a guest a
u the Grand.
)r Lawrence Link of Gardiner is reg
Sc istered at the Grand.
S. E. Jameson of Two Dot is among
If today's visitors in the city.
County Attorney Hathhorn ha
gone to the National park for
$ New days fishing.
o,i Rev. w. D.. Clark and family LEI
lg today for Chico Springs, Park county
20 to be absent about 10 days.
al The marriage of Joseph N. Pal
: ridge and Miss Rebecca Neel is an
nounced for sometime in September
State Veterinarian Knowles arrive
last night from Helena to attend tn
IT, annual meeting of the WoOlgroWers.
o.. Chief jackson left this morning TO
g Fort Yellowstone with the desertel
Huff, whom he arrested here severe
10 days ago.. m
a William Bennett, who has been
DIS the city several days, having attent
or ed O the business which brought hi
here 10 sell his wool, returned to He
1ena This morning.
toN A deed was filed for record toda
by viii Il w. B. George and wife tran
ng ferred to Robert Brownlee lots 81, .
80 and 40. block IL, West Side add
!" ton to- Filings; consideration S6Oo
The friends of that estimable lad
H. will regret to learn that the conditio
IN of Mrs. Cass Prudhomme is shown
,e. no signs of improvement. She co
tinues to be all but helpless and +
vi ouires the attention of a nurse c.
us stantly.
err H. F. McFarlin and r. J. Benjami
is of The Gazette Office, Joined the pa
team this morning for Red Lodge
the advance guard of the delegation
OF "rooters'' which will go to the "a
ng bonScounty camp tomorrow by specl
of train to see the coal beavers go 0
to another defeat before the invint
BILE tea moi amateurs from this cit