The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-08-11

ArWITIT INFHATWE W6A[M Tt-5#N A%E N# 1
will lie returned, as he has received
a unanimous call for another pas
torate from the trustees.
w. Chapple is one of the recent
variable acquisitions to the list OF
young professional men. He is an
attorney at law and has opened Offices
in the Belknap block. MI. Chapple
is a graduate of the law department
of the Ann Arbor, Mich, university
and bears excellent testimonials as to
his legal accomplishments and stand
ing as a a
Sunday the people OF Park City and
Columbus had a reunion at the last
named place, the occasion being a
game of ball between the teams rep
resenting the two towns. Park City
proved too much for the Columbians;
defeating them by a score Of 1S to l5.
Only one slight casualty occurred,
one of the visiting players sustaining
an injury to a thumb.
A lawn tea was given Friday after
noon by Mrs. H. v. Bailey in honor
of her mother, Mrs. Brown OF Grand
Rapids, Mich, who, with her husband
and daughter r the guests Of MT.
and Mrs. Bailey. The two families
left Saturday, morning for a camp
ing expedition on the Yellowstone,
above Livingston, and will spend "a
week in the enjoyment of outdoor
life.
Last Saturday afternoon the deed
conveying the Stoll property to Doc
tor Seaman was filed for record. The
consideration named is $500, all OF
which has been paid, the transaction
having been "spot cash." 1t is the
intention of the purchaser to begin
at once the Improvements he has
outlined and before long Billings viii
boast of a first-class s%anitarium and
I2<fal pleasure resort.
Since last night the officers have
been making an Intellectual search for
a horse and saddle stolen earlier in
the evening. The missing property
belongs to a man named O'Neill and
was left standing in front of Williams
hall, on the south side, while the own
er was attending a lodge meeting
Mr.. O'Neill was absent only a short
time, but long enough to enable 9
daring person to make away with his
mount.
A bill for divorce was filed with
the clerk Of the district court yester
day. H. w. Clough is the plaintiff
and Maggie Clough the defendant
Desertion is the ground alleged. Ac
cording to the complaint the two were
intermarried at Holton, Wis, Novem
, Der II, 1885, and in July, 1899, ths
; woman is charged with having aban
doned her spouse without any rea
2 son whatever. Summons has bee
ordered by publication
y Charles Hoe has been notified b.
: Congressman Dixon that he will az
= point him as M~ontana's cadet at We
Point, next year. Young Hoe wa
named as alternate for Hoover Q
3 Great Falls for admission to the Al
: napolis naval academy and passe'
the necessary examinations. Hoove
f/also passed and Hoe could not enter
Z 1t is in recognition of the excellen
e showing he made on that occasio
e that he has been promiseds the plac
e at West Point.
g August 4 an action undertaking a
t. attachment was instituted in the di.
/trict. court by Yegen Bros, inc
81 against James Ballow, Wilson Owen
and Frank Burdick, doing business o
e the south side under the firm nam
of James Ballow & Co., to secure pa.
y ment of the sum OF $433 for merchal
d AN EARNEST LETTER TO CHAi