The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-01-27
sell the stock and has aroused the
who probably consider him a Crook"

SCH IHe SUCK anu mas rouse the
suspicion of the police of that place,
who probably consider him a Crook
From Mondays Daily Gazette.
". S. Bachelor of Livingston is at
the Grand.
Mrs. James Craig of Columbus is a
guest at the Grand.
A. NJ. and w. D. Hill of Miles City
are registered at the Grand.
B. A. Campbell, Burlington train
master, is up from Sheridan.
Jim Ramsey, a former member of
the newspaper guild at Miles City, is
visiting Billings friends today.
A marriage license was issued to-
day to George A. Kinney and Eliza
beth Gilbert, both of Park City.
Superintendent Doyle and Train
master OFT of the Montana division of
the Northern Pacific are in the city.
Superintendent Gibson of the Vel
lowstone division of the Northern Pa
cific was a visitor in the city today.
License to marry was granted this
morning to George T. Christian of
Sheridan, Wyo., and Tenchia Chad
wick of Bozeman, Mont.
Assistant General Superintendent
Gilbert of the Northern Pacific, who
has been at Red Lodge, arrived in the
city last evening and took his depar-
ture for the east this morning.
Frank S. Shively and Miss Lucy
Hawk were married in this city last
Saturday evening. The groom is en-
ployed at the Grow agency as clerk,
while the bride has been living with
her parents at Ballentine.
E. M. Marble and daughter and
Frank Marble were passengers on this
mornings e%astbound Burlington train.
The first two lett for their former
home, Fort Scott, Kans., while the
last named is on his way to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. /. Cantine came
down from Butte this morning and
will spend several days in town, Mr..
Cantine having been s%upoenaed as a
witness in a suit against the Northern
Pacific arising out of the killing of
some stock. w. ~.
A burning chimney at the corner
of Minnesota avenue and Twenty
fourth street last night caused an
alarm of fire to be sounded. The de-
partment responded, but it's services
were not required, as the fire had
burnt itself out in a few minutes.
NWednesday the city will offer at
auction the building recently occupied
as the city hall and fire station and
will also try to sell at the same time
the remaining portion of the old GALA
boose. Both structures will have to
be removed withon two weeks after
date of purchase. -
TThe Miles City bowling team will
appear in the city next Wednesday
evening to contest for honors on the
local alleys with a team to be selected
from among the home players. Next
Saturday three men from among the
players here will go to Sheridan,
Wyo., for a game with the champions
of that town. -
Doctor w. A. Allen has returned
from a business trip to Forsyth. He
says that political affairs there and
throughout the entire county of Rose
bud have assumed such a state that
it will be years before the people Of
that section get back to the peace
footing in which they found them
selves prior to the election last all.
Joseph Schneider, employed as a
lineman by the Moffett Telephone
company, met with a singular and
painful accident last Friday afternoon
by which he will be incapacited for
work for sometime. He had been on
top of a pole and after reaching the
ground stepped onto a rope that an
other man was in the act of picking
up. Without noticing MI. Schneider's
position the man gave the rope a
sudden jerk, throwing Mr.. Schneider
to the ground and caused him to fall
in such a manner that he tore open
the lower part of his right leg with
the climber he wore on his left foot,
inficting an ugly wound that reached
to the bone.
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