The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-02-27
ing more than a severe case Of the

ing more than a severe case Of the
measles.
Doctor Clark was called yesterday
afternoon to st. Vincent's hospital to
attend a girl about IL years Of age
who is suffering from a bullet wound
sustained the day before. The girl
is the daughter of a rancher named
Clark, who resides neal Bull Noun
tain and she was shot accidentally by
her sister, who al handling a rifle.
The wound is near the elbow, but
owing to the swollen condition of the
arm At has so far been impossible to
lQe4te the bullet.
T<6ale is reported of the Cold Spring
ranch, in Rosebud county, owned by
Gould Bros, to Rea Bros, the st. Paul
sheep feeders, who will utilize it as
a range and feeding place. The ranch
comprises % sections Of land and be-
cause of it's nearress to the railroad,
being only a few miles north of For
| syth, is of exceptional value. 1t is
we'll supplied with water, among the
| improvements made upon it being a
large reservoir only recently COM
| pleted at a cost of about $4,000. The
! exact price paid by Rea Bros. is not
known, but it is said to be $40,0
From Thursdays Daily Gazette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Haskin and
child are guests at the Grand.
B. A. Campbell, Burlington train
master, is among today's visitors in
Ehe city.
T. E. Hammond, the Forsyth banker
! and merchant is among today's Wis
itors in the city.
A. B. Mosely, travelling agent for the
! Oregon Railway and Navigation COM
pany, is in the city.
The North Real Estate, Land and
Title company has sold to William
Hood lots II, IS and 10, block ITO,
Billings; consideration SIS.
Cass Prudhomme left this morning
for Red Lodge to attend the annual
banquet and dance of Beartooth lodge,
B. P. O. E., which takes place to.
night.
Doctor George Dilworth and his sis
ter, Miss Dilworth, passed through
the city this morning en- route to
their home at Red Lodge from a Wis
it to the east.
Fred Rixon, who has been confined
for several days with an attack of
la grippe and tonsilitis, has recovered
sufficiently to enable him to attend
to business once more. g..
Although convalescing, James Car
vile is still anything but we'll and
probably several more weeks will pass
before he will have recovered to the
extent to make it possible for him
@<Ave the hospital
Eighteen carloads of sheep were re-
ceived from the west by Rea Bros.
this morning. A portion were loaded
at Norris and the rest at BOZeman.
After having been unloaded and fed
here this morning the shipment was
forwarded to st. Paul this afternoon;
J. B. Murphy was Narraigned before
Judge Mann this morning and entered
a plea of guilty to a complaint charg-
ing him with the larceny of some
clothes and a number of pillow slips,
all of the value of $40. He will be a
guest of the county for the next 80
days.
W. b. George returned this
Sscuth. While he enjoyed every mo-
ment of his absence and has pleasing
hles of unbounded prosperity and
4 commercial as we'll as manufacturing
activity throughout all of the sections
visited by him, still hesis glad to get
back, especially on account OF the
weather which has been miserable
Wherever he went. 4
Nnticipatory of the royal time in
store for them, the members OF Bill
ings aerie, +. 0. E., are making great
preparations for the gathering of the
f%eathered tribe at Bozeman, next Sun
day. On that occasion an aerie is tC
he instituted there, with a member.
ship OF 119, and Eagles from almost
every city in the state where the or
der has an organization viii! be pres
ent. A special train will convey