The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-09-02

PENDANT for the past six years has
failed to contribute to the support
Of the plaintiff.
From Saturdays Daily Gazette.
John Mccullough Of Joliet is regis
tered at the Grand.
Miss Daisey OFT Of Townsend is a
guest at the Grand.
J. B. Long OF Great Falls is among
today's visitors in the city.
Mrs. w. A. Murphy Of st. Paul is
in the city, visiting her sister, Mrs.
Nat G. Carwile.
The Miles City ball team left this
morning for Red Lodge, where it will
play the coal diggers today, tomor-
row and Monday.
O. III. Freeman has sold to T. J..
Bouton lot 81, block Is, lot 81, block
81, and lot 10, block 1876, all in the
original townsite of Billings; consid-
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mA0o AOllAl1c, 1lOAdlldA> VI IAC II.
ly Billings Memorial library, who has
| been visiting her parents at Great
Falls, has returned and is again at
her station.
George O'Conncr and James Kane
we're arrested last night for being
drunk and disturbing the peace. They
will work for the city during the next
tY6<and a half days. Y.
f/Charles Chappie returned this mornA
I ing from a visit to Chico springs I'M
Park county. Mrs. Chapple, who ac-
companied him there, went to the
Alfred Myers ranch on Shields river
to visit fer a time with that family.
The trustee of the estate OF Mary
e. Mason, bankrupt, of Miles City,
has filed his final account with
Referee Firth. A meeting of the
creditors will be held September 10,
at which time a dividend will be de-
clared. The amount is not yet known.
D. A. Sinclair, the Dayton, Ohio,
gentleman who has been seriously
i'll at st. Vincent's hospital for over a
week past, is reported as being con-
siderably better. It is now hoped
that it will be possible to remove him
sometime next week. when effort will
be made to take him to his home.
The annual memorial day services
of the Maverick Hose company Will
take place tomorrow at the cemetery
west of the city. The graves Of de-
parted members will be bedecked with
flowers and eulogies pronounced by
members of the company. The Eagle
band will head the procession, which
will form at the fire hall and march to
the cemetery.
Edward Eddy and Thomas HALEY,
two boNcar tourists, arrived IN a
train from the east this morning. As
soon as landed they made a bee line
for the south side and were slowing
themselves away in a hay loft when a
policeman espied them. Later they
were taken before the police magis-
trate. Upon their promise to leave
the city on the first train, they were
discharged. "
Through Henry A. Firth, her at.
torney, Belle Worley has begun ar
action in the district court for a di.
vorce from Robert Worley. The com.
plant is exceptionally brief for a
legal document of the kind and simply
sets forth that the plaintiff and de.
PENDANT were intermarried at Lafay,
cite. T%ippecanoe county, Ind, October
80, 1887, and that defendant has for
more than a year past failed to pro.
vide plaintiff with the common neces
saries of life. The second cause OF
action alleges that during the month
of July, 1901, at Donovan, Ills, de
PENDANT sought to induce plaintiff tc
commit adultery with n John Runk
ley and with one William Boise. There
are no children and plaintiff demands
a simple decree Of divorce.
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