The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-03-20

NS Ao0RA1oA WACIS IL was lOuuC
that he had been hurt much less seri
ously, than appeared at first glance.
From Thursdays Daily Gazette.
E. T. Crawford of the Crow agenccy
is registered at the Grand.
c. c. Steers, the we'll known ranchel
and stockman Of Laurel, is amone
today's visitors in, the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Anderson O,
Red Lodge were visitors in the city
last evening. They returned this
morning.
Trainmaster Rapelje of the Yellow
stone division of the Northern Pa
cifc was a visitor in the city las,
night.
Mrs. G. c. Stull and little daughter
who have been visiting some of their
Billings friends, returned to For,
Keogh this morning.
In consideration Of 81 F. D. Bequette
has sold to w. H. Norton lots l, 2 and
3, block %, second addition rotfthe
townsite of Saltwater.
The firm Of Story & Lee, merchants
at Park City in this county, has dis.
solved partnership. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Lee will continue the bust
ness.
The Reverend Mr.. Bowker, rector OF
s.. Luke's church, left this morning
for Helena to attend the funeral of
IRIS. Brewer, late wife of Bishop
Brewer.
2 Sale was recorded today of lots 81
and %. block 48, Fosters addition to
Billings, by the North Town Land
company to L. B. Smith; considera.
ton 5000. ~
The funeral of Albert Ernest, the
infant son Of Mr.. Joseph Ashbridge,
will occur at 1890 tomorrow from the
residence of Mrs. Tompkins in North
Thirty-third street.
By a deed filed for record today
Henry Steers and wife have sold to
G. c. Steers the northwest quarter Of
section IA, township 2 south, range
% east. The amount involved is
$500.
Because of the absence from the
city of the Reverend Mr. Bowker the
services that e to have been held
at st. Luke's church tomorrow have
been cancelled. Mr.. Bowker will be
back, however, to hold the regular
Sunday services.
AS certified by a deed recorded to-
day sale has been made by Martin
Burns to. James w. Brannon, ct al,
OF the south half, northwest quarter,
north half and southwest quarter Of
"a, township / south, range
east; all in consideration. of So, 500.
Another slight fall of snow occurred
last night, although not enough to be
Of material benefit, as the condition
of the ground is such as to require a
regular soaking in order to supply the
moisture needed to give the grass a
good start
Peter Kirk was before his honor
his morning on the charge of
1agrancy. He admitted that appear
ances and the facts were against him
entered a plea of guilty. A fine
was imposed. In default Peter
will render the city five days services
n the streets.
Trial of the case of State VS.. Louis |
which was begun before JUS
ice Mann yesterday afternoon, was
Concluded this morning. The de-
was charged by Joseph Leon
nth having stolen a quantity of lum-
a charge that the testimony fail
0 substantiate and the defendant was
cquitted.
VA fair audience witnessed last
burlesque performance of the
enerable "Uncle Toms Cabin" a
lay that in days gone by was one of
he most popular productions on the
Some very creditable special
turns" were introduced and a
AXE walk by real negroes was one of
he features.
W. Dean Hays, David Dickie and w.
:. Benbrooke of Meteetse, w. H.
earce of Cody and H. E. Cheeseman
t Sunshine, returned last evening
ON Red Lodge and left for their re-
homes this morning. They
ad been to the Carbon county CAPT
u to attend a session of the Elks all