The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-01-30
c AND PERSONAL.

From Tuesdays DAILY GaZetLe.
Frank Scott OF Junction is at The
Grand.
A. H. Davis of Red Lodge is a WIS.,
itor in the city.
Mrs. G. H. Barstow and daughter
left this morning for Crow agency to
visit friends.
James Ramsey of Miles City, who
spent yesterday in Billings, returned1
to his home this morning. I
X. P. Ross, M. Server and w. Wi
liams, all registering from the Grow
agency, are guests at the Grand.
MI. and Mrs. E. E. Gould, who have
beer visiting friends, in the city, re-
turned today to their home, near For
syth.
Roger Fleming, Mrs. James Fleming
and Mrs. William O'Connor, ali from
Red Lodge, are registered at the
Grand.
w. j. Scott left this morning for
Wingham, Ont, having been called
thither by a telegram announcing the
serious illness of his aged father.
Because he was fighting drunk and
refused to go home when ordered off
the street last night, George Bennett
was fined $40 in police court this
morning.
Rufus Thompson, who has the dis
tinction Of being the largest sheep
man, physically, in Yellowstone u
ty, was a passenger on this mornings
eastbound Burlington train.
Mrs. B. G. Shorey and little daugh-
ter and. Miss Buchanan departed this
morning for Glendive, where they ex-
pect to spend a couple of weeks with
a brother of Miss Buchanan.
Three hours was the time given
Oscar Shelton this morning by Po-
lice Magistrate Mann to place himself
beyond the limit sof the city, he hav-
ing pleaded guilty to the charge OF
being a vagrant.
J.. A., Church, better known as
DELL" a former resident of this city,
arrived in town this morning on a
visit of a few days. He is at present
a resident of Wyoming, having a
ranch on Pass creek.
The Reverend and Mrs. Allen left
this morning for the south, to be gone
several months. Mr.. Allen has beer
granted leave of absence because OF
continued poor health and it is ex
pected that the change of climate viii
prove beneficial to him.
The board of county commissioner
are advertising for the sale Of $75,OOl
in court house bonds the proceeds Of
which are to be used in the construc
ton of new county buildings in the
city, authorized by a vote OF the PEG
pie at the general election held las
November.
For a number of months Charles
Moss has been loafing about the city
and has refused to heed the orders
of the police to leave. AS a result ne
will help the street commissioner TO.
the next five days to work out a 1n>
of $40 imposed upon him this morn
ing for vagrancy.
Next Sunday will be the twenty
second birthday of the Christian En-
deavor society, and it will be appro
priately recognized by the Congre
gational church in the city. A pro
gram will be carried out by that SC
ciety in the evening at h hour o
the regular preaching service.
a. Last nights arrivals from the cas-
reported the existence OF a sever
snowstorm in Custer and Rosebu
counties. 1t was encountered at Tel
ry and seemingly had its center a
Forsyth, where it ragged with grea
fury, gradually growing less in sever
ity westward until at Big Horn, h
It ended she weather this side of tina
poinC being clear and mild.
Roger Fleming, the Red Lodge base
ball magnate and a gentleman WEI
known throughout the eastern part Q
the state, was in the city last might
Mr.. Fleming was on his way to He
ena. where he will we'd Miss Feely
"A former Carbon county school snpel
intendent and now a teacher in tn
schools OF the capital city. After tn
marriage Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming WI
make a O u of the Pacific coast an
in the spring will return to he
Lodge.