The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-01-13
From Mondays Daily Gazette.
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at the Grand. !
H. B. Potter and H. l.. Hoffer, both
of Forsyth, are visitors in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Hord and little
daughter took their departure this
morning for Mexico, Mo-. IN a visit.
License to marry was granted last
Saturday afternoon to George T. Gam
BILE and Marguerite Ryan, both of
Billings.
Seventeen people were taken into
membership of the Congregational
church at the services held yesterday
morning. !
A marriage license was issued Sat
urday evening to William Wilson of
this city and Dora Chambers of Mem,
phis, Tenn.
H. S. Brown, manager of the dry
goods department of the Power Mer-
camille company's store at Lewistown.
is a visitor in the city today.
No %perceptible change vas notice
able today in the condition of James
Carwile. The fact that he vas con-
sidered as holding his own was re-
garded as somewhat in the patients
favor.
VOccupation OF the old city Jail has
ceased and what remains of the build
ing may now be torn down and re-
moved. Hereafter offenders against
the ordinances will be kept in the
| Jail under the new city hail.
,jAlthough it was expected that the
fire department would be able to re-
move into its new quarters today, it
has been found necessary to make an
other postponement because of the
incompleted condition of the building.
The Rev. j. J.. Bowker, the new rec
tor of st. Luke's Episcopal church,
preached his first sermon in the city
yesterday and made a very favorable
impression on his congregation. Mr..
Bowker is eminently a western man
and for that reason will undoubtedly
be successful in his new field.
Tomorrow morning the district
court will reconvene for what prom
ises to be the longest session of the
court for this county. The docket
shows cases set for 27 days, and as
some may draw out longer than the
one day allotted to them, the term
will probably extend over a month.
A ~perceptible moderation in the
weather occurred this afternoon anc
every indication pointed to the com
ing of a chinook. If the prayers Of
the stockmen availeth the rtempera
ture will not raise sufficiently hlgf
to melt the snow that now oye the
ranges AS it affords much needed
moisture without interfering will
grazing.
In compliance with the law, Chair
: man Parker of the board of count.
commissioners, Treasurer Holme
mi Assessor Evans are acting as
jury commission today for the pun
pose of making up a list of RESIDENT
of the county eligible to. jury duty
3 The list prepared by them will b.
| used during the year from which T.
, select panels for the different term
4 of the district court.
Yesterday afternoon occurred
very pretty wedding at lis Soutl
< Thirty-second street, William Wilsol
. of this city and Miss Dora Chambe
of Memphis, Tenn, being the cor
tracing parties. The ceremony wa
= performed by the Reverend w. L
Clark of the Congregational church
:, Only the immediate relatives Wer
present. The couple will make Bill
- ings their future home.
The latest news concerning H. I
Lowell, who has been in a critics
condition at Portland, Ore, is to tn
effect that little hopes are longe
! entertained for his recovery. M
! Lovell's ailment is a complication
Bright's disease and dropsy and h
, realizes fully that there is no chanc
for him to regain his health. He ha
" expressed a desire to be buried
- this city, in the event of his death.
q >jWhat may be said to be the finisl
ing touches are putting to the dal
j. across the Yellowstone, which tn
water company began to constru'
last year. So far over 1000 loads
rocks of immense size have bee
placed in the dam and only about
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