The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-05-15

week. Mr.. Miller, although positive
that n Of them, Neuman, was the
man desired, returned to Sheridan to
secure further information there con.
corning him. He is expected to re.
turn tomorrow and meanwhile the
two suspects will remain in custody.
IAgain talk is heard OF a new hotel
for Hunters Hot Springs. James A.
Murray, the Butte multimillionaire,
who is owner Of the property, was
at Livingston a few days, on his way
to the springs. While he admitted
some improvements were to be made,
he declined to give their nature or
extent. The fact that a carload OF
shrubbery has arrived at the springs
for use in identifying the grounds
causes many to believe that there may
be something in the rumored improve
ments.
A man giving his name as Tom
Carney and claiming to be a miner
was arraigned in police court yester-
day on the charge of petty larceny.
Frank Swim appeared as the complain
ant and alleged that Carney had en-
tered a kitchen in the rear Of Swim
e Buns saloon, on the south side.
and stolen a frying pan and other
cooking utensils. The prisoner denied
his guilt and trial of the matter was
set for this afternoon. Being unable
to furnish bonds, Carney was remand
ed(to the county pail.
@nce more the weather bureau
Scored a miss in it's predictions for
this locality. For a couple of days
the flag giving Varning OF local rains
flew from the staff on the city hall,
but up to the present no rain has
fallen. Last night, however, storms
to be ranging both to the
west and north, but apparently a long
ways off. Arrivals from Park City
this morning reported a heavy shower
there which lasted about a half hour
and then veered to the south and
followed the mountains.
Articles OF incorporation of a new
company were filed with the county
and recorder yesterday. This
latest addition to the business CON
Germs of the city is known as the Yell
Investment company and
he purpose of it's organization as set
forth in the articles is to do a general
real estate, insurance, abstract and
business. The incorporators
are S. W. Soule, L. E. Schad, Henry
White and A. Y. Soule, and the capital
Of the company is SIC, 1000, di-
vided into 100 shares, all paid up.
5. w. Soule, L. E. Schad and Henry
are named as directors for
first three months. "A
William Calfee, a prominent citizen
Bozeman, passed through Billings
| couple OF days ago on his way to
New Orleans to attend the annual en-
of Confederate veterans.
Although Mr.. Calfee eft agin the
he subsequently did valorous
'ervice in the cause of the same flag
.gainst which at one time he arrayed
himself. He vas in the regular army
the earlier seventies and was
With Terry's command which reached
he scene OF Clusters sbattle with the
'ioux and was among the first to visit
battlefield after that s%anguinary
onflict which resulted in the practi-
al humiliation of the Seventh cav
Try.
tuesday evening a business meet
lg of the Epworth league OF the
1ethodist church was held at which {
he Reverend Mr.. Miller, pastor of {
1e society, presided. Officers were S
as follows: President, James /
Free; first vice president, Mrs Ella {
[cCray; second vice president, Miss Y
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