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

From fridays daily GaZeLCe.
D. Y. sO'Shea of Red Lodge is regis
tered at the Grand.
Mayer and Mrs. w. B. George have,
returned from a short visit to Butte
and Helena.
Judge Goss, p. B. Moss and 1. D..
O'Donnell left this morning for a trip
to the upper Saltwater country.
r. l.. Morrison had to- pay S. into
the city treasury this morning for
having INDUCED in 3, high lonesome
last night.
Mrs. j. H. Rinehart and children
and Mrs. Ed. Ross returned this morn,
ing from Seattle, where they spent
a number of weeks.
Robert Rose, driver of an ice wagon,
fell from his seat this morning and
n Of his hands was badly injured
by-a wheel passing over, it.
Louis Johnson has sold to w. J..
Youmans lots / and 2, block Z, of
Yegen's second, addition to Billings
townsite; consideration $3.50.
Oscar Stevens, the. Fort Maginnis
cattleman, shipped two carloads Of
beeves from this city yesterday af-
ternoon, to the Chicago market.
Frank Ramsey is receiving the con-
CALCULATIONS Of his friends today o n
the birth Of Al daughter, who. arrived
yesterday to gladden. his home.
Miss Mabel g. Gordon, for several
terms one Of the teachers of the pub
lie schools ofSthe city, has rendered.
her resignation to- the board Of edu-
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Currie,
whose marriage took place at Beloit,
Kans.. a Jews days ago, returned this
morning and for the present will occu-
Ply apartments at the Grand.
Cashier Arnold, Of the First Ma
tional bank, returned this morning
from a "trip to the saltwater, where
he spent some time in enticing the
trout from that stream. SE e
Oscar Thomas, the boy tried before
Judge Fraser yesterday afternoon on
the charge Of having broken a seal
attached to a Northern Pacific freight
car, was found guilty and sentenced
to 60 days in the county JAIL
e. H. Becker. managing editor of
The Gazette, returned last evening
from a. camping expedition on the
Saltwater. Mrs. Becker and Master
Edgar concluded to remain a few
days at the ranch of Mr.. and Mrs.
Barstow.
Eugene Demart and Ed Thompson
were unable to connect when his
honor told them this morning they
would have to pay SIS, each, for hav-
ing been drunk. Because of their
financial embarrassment they will
work for the city.
T. g. Benbow, the Carbon county in
ventor OF an airship. has returned to
his ranch home from q trip to New
York. With him he brought a com
plete model of his flying device which
he has fully covered by patents. The
building OF q Benbow sairship will
probably b~eahrought about during the
winter months.
Because he is an old offender and
has been in police court 50 often that
his enforced visits, are becoming tire
some, Chris Hickey was given double
the usual dose this morning, when
he was up on the same. old charge,
drunkenness and disorderly conduct
In default Of SO he will help beautify
the streets for the next Ave days.
The city council will meet tomor.
row evening In adjourned regular SEES.
sion. Considerable business left over
from last Tuesday night will conc
up for consideration. Among other
matters On which action will probably
be taken is the long standing dispute
between the drAymen and those who
object to their standing sin Montana
avenue. n >Ne@
White Rose Humane society mel
and. organized yesterday by the elA(
ton of the following officers: Myrtle
Mccormick, president Willie Temp
kins,s first vice president; Tommy
Bouton, second vice president; Lelah
Allen, secretary. ; There will be q
meeting Tuesday at 2 p. m. at the
/. home Of Tommy Bouton. All children
invited.
Frank Mayer, who has been appoint
ed superintendent of the poultry ex'
hibit at the forthcoming county fair
is arranging for a. large number OF
cash prizes aside from those which
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