The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-05-01
From Wednesdays Daily Gazette.

From Wednesdays Daily Gazette.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Gates OF Red
Lodge are registered at the Grand.
G. w. Forester left this morning
for Bismarck, N. D., and expects to
be- gone several days.
Mrs. G. 8. Brother and child depart
ed this morning for Kirksville, Mo-,
on a visit to relatives.
Sale was recorded today OF lots 3
and 4, block 40, Fosters addition to
Billings; consideration $3.50.
In consideration OF - 800 Isaac b.
HeadingtOn has sold to T.. C. Arm
itage lots l. 2, 3, 4 and 5, block z,
West Side addition to billings.
Mike Hansen, baggage master at
theNorthernP Pacific passenger station.
returned yesterday from Spokane,
yhere he went to take a short rest.
VMaJor S. G. Reynolds, agent Of the
Erow Indians, was in the city this
morning, en- route to Sanders, to SUI
perintend loading of a shipment Of
horses some of his wards are making.
A. F. Munchausen, yardmaster Of
the Northern Pacific, accompanied by
Mrs. Munchausen, took their departure
this morning for Chadron, Neb., hav-
ing received a telegram informing
them Of the death Of a brother Of Mrs.
Munchausen.
Sheriff Potter of Carbon county was
in town this morning on his way home
from 9 visit to Miles City, where he
had been in conference with the sher-
if of Custer county in regard to some
livestock transactions in which, par
ties of the two counties are supposed
to have engaged contrary to law.
A4S%Aefgentleman who returned from
There only a few days ago reports
that no fewer. than $4,000 pelts have
been shipped from Terry, f'allon and
Glendive since spring opened, all TAX.
en- from sheep that persisted during
the cold weather which marked that
section in January and February.
Judgment for $920.35, principal, $75
attorney fees and $3.50 costs, was
rendered in the district court this
morning in favor of the plaintiff i9
the action brought by +. H. Alden
against Fred Miller and Richard B.
Bartelle. No defense vas offered and
the decree was ordered entered on
plaintiffs proof.
Walter Anderson, editor of the Red
Lodge Picket and proprietor Of the
Carbon county newspaper trust, spent
last night in the city, returning home
this morning. The fact that a certain
distinguished statesman Of Carbon
county was on the same train that
took Mr.. Anderson home caused some
apprehension to the friends of both
lest a casualty would be reported be-
fore the day vas spent.
Next Sunday a new time card will
go into effect on the Northern Pacific.
Westbound trains will then arrive and
depart as follows: No. 1, arrive at
11:02 a. M, depart at 11:12; No. ,,
arrive at $3.50 a. M, depart, 2:4O; Mo-
5, arrive at 4:45 a. m, depart at 5:O5.e
Eastbound, No. 2, arrive at 1910 a.,
m. depart, 1920; No. 4, arrive at
11:10 p. M, depart at 1920; No. IS,
arrive at $40 a. m, depart at 9:O5. Y
Sshear is expressed that much loss
IDS been entailed upon sheepmen h.
reason of the severe weather wh9cht
has prevailed here during The past
few days. The rain of Monday was
followed by a considerable fall OF
snow, which continued during the
greater part of yesterday and well
into last night. This in turn was fol.J
lowed by a marked lowering of the
temperature and a heavy frost occur
red toward morning. AS Landing is
we'll in progress in a number OF To-
calities, it is feared that the death
rate among ewes and lambs will be
heavy.
1t developed yesterday that w. Guy
Landers, Jr., passed others than the
checks that led to his arrest. In ad-
dition to laying in a supply OF cloth
ing, he also sought to provide him
sell with some of ,4e luxuries with
which to relieve the redium of the
long journey on which he was prepar-
ing to embark when the laws
clutches were fastened on him. At
a southside saloon he bought several
bottles of champagne. for which he
paid with a check IN the Billings
State bank. 1t is said that he did
business with other firms on that side
of the track, but Is yet M complaint
has been entered against him.
From Thursdays Daily Gazette.
E. c. Cummings of Cody is at the
Grand.
Doctor and Mrs. d. N. Reber of For
syth are guests at the Grand.
E. H. Johnson, livestock agent for
the Northern Pacific, is in town to-
day.
A. M. Stevenson and family are
registered at the Grand. They hail
from Lodge Grass.
Judge Man oficiated last night at
the marriage of Benjamin F. Estes
and Kate Gallagher.