The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-09-08

Mrs. o. g. Burch o Jefferson City,
Mo, who, WITH her husband has been
making a tour Of the Yellowstone Ma
tional park. MI. and Mrs. Burch ex-
pect to remain a few days in the city
before resuming their homeward jour-
ney.
A petition for letters OF admins
tration Of the estate OF T. H. Deckert,
deceased, has been fled by the widow,
Mrs. Abbie Deckert, with the clerk
Of the district court. In the petition
It is recited that the estate left by the
husband consists OF fixtures and furni-
ture Of a barber shop, valued at more
than $1,000, on which there is a mort
gage Of $4OO.
YThanks to his vigorous constitution
and youthfulness, James Logan, who
was kicked by a horse last Tuesday
and so seriously injured that for a
time his life was despaired OF, has re-
covered sufficiently to enable him to
be about the streets once more. A
frightful wound over the left eye still
remains to show where the ani9earzz
hoof landed. 4
kA number of the young men of the
city have become interested in the
matter Of the organization OF an ath-
letic association. Already many have
subscribed and it is believed that a
sufficient amount can be raised to de-
fray the expense of equiping a gymna-
| stun and that the monthly dues will
be enough to pay the cost of an in,
structor.
In accordance with the law passed
at the last meeting of the Legislature,
the county commissioners today or
dered delivery of a warrant for $1,000
to the commissioners of the Yellow
stone county fair. The commission
ers to whom the warrant was delivered
are 1. D. O'Donnell, Henry White, w.
d. Story, George F. Bennington and
w. B. George.
M. w. Potter, sheriff OF Carbon
county, passed through the city yes
terday with a man named Reynolds,
for whose arrest he held a warrant ON
the charge of horse stealing. Rey-
nolds was at Livingston and, nearing
that the sheriff was looking for him,
went to that officer and surrendered
himself, it happening that Mr.. Potter
was in that place the day before.
Yesterday morning a special train
of five sleepers and diners arrived
from the west. The occupants were
all conductors who have been making
a tour of the Yellowstone park. The
gentlemen are the chairmen OF the
different divisions OF the o. X. L. OF
the systems on which they are en-
ployed and from here left for Denver
where a meeting will be held this
week.
After looking around the coast cities
for several weeks, r. e. Hardness re
turned from the west, not fully con
WINGED that that is the best locality fol
one DESTROYS OF engaging in his line
of business, dry goods. Yesterday
morning he left for Minneapolis, about
satisfied, that he will make his home
there once more, having been engaged
in mercantile pursuits in that CITY
before his arrival in Billings.
Letters received during the last few
days by relatives OF Frank Mickey
bring the welcome news that a con
siderable Improvement is noticeable
in the condition of the unfortunate
young man. The latest advices were
that he had partially regalned TN
power of vocalization and could speal
a little. He was also able to 10 nj
left arm. Although not as yet DEF
nitely stated, it is very probable ina
as soon as he is able to stand IN
!. tourney he will be brought to Billings
!, Daulaca and Marci, the two Italian
arrested last week by Deputy Cam
Warden Smith for violating the gam
laws and taken by him to Forsyth.
were arraigned before Judge Loud las