The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-04-14
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From Fridays Daily Gazette.
Miss Cora Gordon of Great Falls is
Grand guest.
A. A. Grady Of Red Lodge is regis
tered at the Grand. Na
Fred Ramsey. OF Kirby was in the
city last evening.
Mrs. Fred H. Hathhorn and child
are on a visit to relatives at Living
ston.
H. c. Mix and H. M. Enright, both
of Helena, are autographed at the
Grand. 3s.
Elmer B. Carter returned to biz
home in the Musselshell country this
morning.
Senator Yegen is spending a few
days in the western part OF the state
on business.
son took place this afternoon from
the Congregational church.
Mrs. Elmer Summers and her sis
ter, Mrs. w. B. Sorm, have gone to
San Antonio, Texas, for a few weeks
visit.
M. Nelson, father of l.. Nelson, ar
rived from Sheridan this morning to
attend the funeral of his sons wife,
which took place this afternoon.
The body of the infant child of Mr..
and Mrs. George Handel of Mussel-
shell, which died yesterday, will be
brought to Billings for interment. I
Alice, the 5-year-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Alard OF Laurel!
died yesterday of diphtheria. The
funeral was held today from the fam
lily residence and interment was made
in the cemetery in this city.
William B. Webb, an old resident
of the city, accompanied by a num-
Der Of friends, came down from Ana
conda this morning. The party came
for the purpose of looking over the
DHSfneSS IlelQ Oh Jne Guy.
Yesterdays prediction by the wealth
eT' department, rain or snow with fall
ing temperature, failed of veritication.
The day remained pleasant through
out and this morning dawned as beau
tiful and clear as any day in June.
At 6:15 this morning the depart
ment was called out by a fire in the
Wolfe cafe. Fortunately the blaze
was a small one and had been ex-
tinguished before the firemen could
arrive. The floor underneath of the
range had become ignited and a small
hole burned into it, causing only NOM
inal damage.
NOnce more the isolation hospital
has been closed, this time, the county
authorities hope for good. At noon
yesterday Doctor Holland, who has
been in charge of the institution, lock-
ed the doors and came down town and
turned the key over to the county
SiClN AS looS puSlCIt Woo uloSloA .
ed the evening before.
Henrietta B. W%estbrook and hus-
band have sold to Harry l.. Richard
son the southwest quarter of section
II, township 2 south, range "a east,
also 40 shares OF the capital stock OF
the Big Ditch company, subject to a
certain mortgage held by the Ameri-
can Freehold Land Mortgage COM
pany; consideration $4,000.
l. d. O'Donnel has filed a petition
with the district court to be appointed
administrator of the estate OF George
Watt, deceased, who died at Park
City, February 10, 1903. The petitioner
alleges that the deceased died intes-
tate and left an estate consisting OF
g horse and buggy, valued at SIS, and
a residence and some ground, compOs-
ed of lots 4. 5 and 6, block SO, all in
the Village of Park City.
YAttention of the sportsmen is call
FED to the change in the
game law by which spring shooting
is no longer permitted. AS the la11
now exists the open eason for all
water fowl is from September / to
January 1. BY bearing this in mind
and governing themselves accordingly
the men who like the pleasures of the
chase may save themselves much
trouble and also expense.
A petition to be appointed admin
;strator of the estate of Marguerite
Miller, deceased, has been filed with