The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-06-26

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VA call has been issued for a mas,
meeting of spiritualists at Butte, JUL
3-5. Among the speakers and me
diums who r to be present will b.
some from this city. The call is b,
the National Spiritualistic association
"A marriage license was granted
Wednesday to Owen B. Williams ant
Minnie D. Reed, both of Junction
The young lady is a native of tina
place, her parents having arrived
there during the days Of the stage
coach and freight wagon.
The first clip of wool to be shipped
east left for Boston last Wednesday
It consisted of $4,000 pounds and was
bought of Evers & Rademaker by
James Fraser. While not made pub.
lie, the price is said to have been in
the neighborhood of IA cents.
Mrs. David Frat entertained friends
to the number Of about 20 last Wed.
nesday evening. The spacious resi-.
dence of the hostess had been beauti-
fully decorated in honor of the event
and the affair proved to be one OF
the social of the season.
Reports from the counties to the
north in which the severe storm of
May caused so much loss are to the
effect that many stockmen are still
looking for cattle that drifted away
then. Range conditions are said to
be exceptionally good, there being
plenty of water and grass.
The following musical programme
will be rendered at the Congregation
al church Sunday morning: Organ
voluntary, Miss Buchanan; duet, 81
Waited for the Lord" Mendelssohn,
Miss Kathryn Denham, Mrs. Mac
gregor; violin solo, Miss Fay Logan;
vocal solo, Mr.. Thos. Graham; violin
solo, Miss Kathryn Denham.
Walter Brown left Wednesday for
Livingston, where he expected to meet
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Mccall of Grey
cliff, with whom he will make a tour
of the Yellowstone National park.
Miss Minta Mccall and Miss May
Derby, who have been attending
school at Helena, will also join the
party and accompany them on the
trip.
Fred H. Hathhorn returned Wednes-
day from Big Timber, where he as
in the prosecution of a man
named Gugler, who was charged with
a calf. A conviction followed
and Gugler was sentenced to-. one
Imprisonment. The penalty was
fixed by the jury. On a former trial
for the same offense a disagreement
resulted.
A decidedly happy and jolly party
Of Helena ladies and gentlemen ar
In the city yesterday and will
spend several days here. It is COM
posed of the Honorable Thomas Cruise,
Miss NJ. Cruise, Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.[
Cruise, the Reverend Father Moore,
Sweeney, w. Sweeney. Mrs. w. J.|
Sweeney and Miss Rose Sheehey.
They are all guests at the Grand.
Two bands of horses of 500 each,
,essed through town for Canada last,
Saturday, says the Shelby Indepen-
lent. They were the cleanup of the
8 brand, owned by the old Montana
;attle company, of which John T.
of Helena was president. They
we're brought from lei Billings. w.
Penland, a Canadian horse buyer,
ought the brand over a year ago.
There will be the regular morning
ervice in the Methodist church next
morning at II o'clock. Sun
ay school at 1910. At the Epworth
eague service at z p. m. the delegates
D the Great Falls convention will
make their report. DR.. Coburn, the
vangelist. will conduct a union SER
ice in this church at 8 p. m. Special
at both morning and evening
ervices.