The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-04-21
more favorable, and will probably
erect a mill at some point yet to be
decided upon.

erect a mill at some point yet to be
decided upon.
Prom Saturdays Daily Gazette.
w. A. Patterson of Bozeman is reg:
istered at the Grand.
r. R. Selway, the Sheridan flock
master, left for the south this morn
ing.
Lee Simonson was a passenger on
this mornings North Coast Limited,
eastbOund.
o. G. Gruwell left this morning for
Miles City to look after his Custer
county sheep holdings.
Much to the satisfaction of the men
who have stock on the ranges a con-
siderable amount of rain fell last
night, thus verifying the prediction
of the weather bureau, which for the
last two or three days has been
prognosticating local rains.
Senator Dietrich of Nebraska, who
passed through the city several days
ago en- route to Clark's Fork, where
he is interested in a gold dredging
enterprise, returned on last evenings
Red Lodge train and left for his home
or this mornings Burlington.
r. w. Kingsbury, known as ICY
| clone Kingsb1 NY, an er,.Aen4 Texas
lawyer arrived from the sc.ut last
night for the purpose of assisting in
the defense in the case of State VS..
Hayden, who is charged with the
murder of J. P. Mcbride, which is
set down for the first cause to be TAX
ca up when the district court con
venes next Monday.
From Mondays Daily Gazette.
J. H. Elijah of Lewistown is at the
Grand.
James w. Laidley of Flatwillow is
registered at the Grand.
Colonel A. l.. Babcock was a pas
senger on this mornings southbound
Burlington train.
J. A. Eyler, livestock agent of the
Burlington, was in town this morn
ing, en- route to Miles City.
w. M. Murphy, manager of the Mon
tana Cattle company, took his de-
parture for Miles City this morning.
Miss George Mcconnell left this
morning for Miles City, where she
will be the guest of Mrs. j. H. John
ston.
I Mrs. H. b. Pierce and little child
departed this morning for Charlotte,
, Mich, on a visit to Mrs. Pierce's
, parents.
Judge Loud and F. w. Kriedler
came up from Miles City last night
;. and for the next week or two will be
! residents of Billings.
~ P. R. Sullivan, a former newspaper
man Of this city, is in town from Mis-.
2 soula, having been ~subpoenaed as a
witness in the Hayden case.
VThe Burlington paycar arrived from
the south yesterday and made the
usual monthly distribution of shekels
among the company's local employees.
r. H. Walsh and William Mon.
%crieffe, both of Sheridan, passed
, through the city this morning on
their way to Miles City to be present
at the stockmen's convention.
John 4. Murphy, one of the Oldest
) cattlemen of the state, passed through
i Billings this morning for Miles City
the magnet that is attracting almost
every stockgrower in the state this
week.
l Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sims of Lavina
who have been in town for several
days, left this morning for Miles City
r where Mr.. Sims will attend the meet
ing Of the Eastern Montana Wool
association.
J. M. Shelton, one of the big cattle
t men of Fort Worth, Texas, arrived
from the south yesterday and this
Y morning left for Miles City being at
l tracted thither by the annual meet
9 ing OF the Montana S~tockgrower's as
r s~ociation.
> S. R. Miller, one of the prominent
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