The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-06-16


daughter, Alice, to Horatio Dugro OF
New York City. "'f
Saturday afternoon and again dur
ing the night the fire department was
called out to extinguish hrse that were
discovered in Northern Pacific box
cars. In neither instance was the
damage more than nominal.
Last Friday evening the members
OF the Logan family made their first
semi-public appearance in concert
since their return from chicago. They
rendered a highly pleasing programme
in the rooms of the Billings club.
Lack Of interest and time prevented
the voters of the Upper Musselshell
from participating in the recent bond
election and not a ballot was cast
in that precinct, so reported Harry
Drum, who was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and MRS. William Mueller are
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enjoying a visit from the formers
mother, who has arrived from Men
asha, Wis. After concluding her visit
here she will depart for Butte, where
she has another son, the Honorable
Mueller.
Jack Flannery has resigned as
manager of the Helena ball team. In
last Sundays game he refused to
take Pitcher Heismann ,out OF the
box, which resulted in a dispute with
the directors and the resignation OF
Flannery.
Sale has been recorded py Lucius
Nutting to Jennie Camp of the north
west quarter OF section IL, township
2 south, range "a east, except Is
acres included in the Northern Pacific
company's r~ight-ot-way. The consid-
Grafton named is $4,000.
Miss Harriet Brayton, a student at
the state university of Lincoln, has
lEsHEE
returned to her home in this city to
spend her vacation. She is accom-
panied by Miss Clara Ballard, a fell
low student, who intends to remain
during the rest of the summer.
VCaptain Bond was the only person
in the city yesterday who did not
overlook the fact that it was Flag
day. From early morning until late
at night the Stars and Stripes foated
from the staff of the fire station as
an inspiration to the patriotic.
Mrs. Dan Boyle of Livingston ar
rived in the city this morning to at
tend the wedding of Doctor Pampell
OF that place and Miss Fagaly of this
| city, which takes place tomorrow at
| the home of the bride. Mrs. Boyle
is the guest of Mrs. Henry Lynch.
Miss Nellie Hollis and Miss Eva
Barras, who make their homes at
| Council Bluffs, Ia, arrived in the city
EE L
Yesterday for the summer. Miss Hol-
lis is the sister Of Mrs. Charles Re-
tallick, while Miss Barras is the sister
| of ED" Barras, the we'll known sales
Y1p
WSuperintendent E. P. Searles OF the
| Big Ditch company was in the city
yesterday arranging for lumber with
which to reconstruct the fume across
| Valley creek, carried away by last
| Sundays flood. He said that fully 10
| days would elapse before water could
| be turned into the canal again.
Invitations have been received for
the wedding of George H. Smith and
| Miss Julia Hansen, which happy event
takes place at Seattle tomorrow. The
groom-elect is one of the well Known
Young men of this city and after a
short wedding tour he and his bride
will arrive here to make their home.
/ kHaving served their purpose, the
Mranscontinental roads have with
| 6rawn the reduced rates made Tor
homeseekers for the summer. The
| extra travel to which they gave rise
+! was SO small that the companies con-