The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-01-27


prepared to prefer charges against
him that were unfounded. Gallian
served one enlistment as a volunteer
and had been in the service about
seven months the second time when
he deserted.
From Saturdays Daily Gazette.
Elmer j.. Carter of Missoula is a
Grand guest.
D. T. Stubbs of Newcastle, Wyo.,
is registered at the Grand.
Mayor Georwge departed this morn
ing on a business trip to Missouri.
Doctor and Mrs. E. E. Doty of Red
Lodge are visitors in the city today.
DR.. w. x. Sudduth is in from his
Lavina ranch and is a guest 1t the
Grand.
Master Nat. Carwile, Jr., returned
last night from Pasadena, Cal, to be
with his brother, James, whose ill
ness still continues so serious as to
alarm his parents and friends.
h Work on the temporary baggage
room which the city council granted
the Northern Pacific permission to
build at the west end of the platform
of the passenger station was begun
yesterday. So rapidly did it progress
that the structure was practically
completed today. W"
James Swisher, who has embarked
in the stock business in the Missouri
river country, about $50 miles north
of Miles City, is here on business.
Mr.. Swisher says that they have been
having a remarkably fine winter in
that section and that range stock is
in good condition.
At the First Methodist church Rev.
DIR. Allen will preach at 1O:45 a. m
and 1880 p. m. AS this is the last
time DR.. Allen will preach in Billings
for some months at least, all the
members and adherents are specially
invited to be present; particularly
the church members at the morning
service. There will also be an Ep.
worth league rally service at $3.50
p. m. Everybody welcome.
Archie Edminston of the Mussel
shell is circulating among his Bill
ings friends today. IL increased avor.
dupois and even more than the usual
amount of good nature that charac.
terizes him may be accepted as evi
dence of the kindly dealing of fate
and time then he bears ample wit,
ness to both, for he has added to his
rotundity of figure and his geniality
CT disposition appears more marked
than ever. He says he has gone out
of the sheep business, which he gives
as the cause.
Reverend L. P. Broad and wife will
have charge of the services at the
CONGREGATIONAL church tomorrow
morning and evening. At IL a. m.
Mr.. Broad will SPEAK on 1.-The For.
ward Movement" Mrs. Broad on
"Heathenism in the United States
In the evening Mr.. Broad will speak
on "The Christian as a Missionahy.'
Mrs Broad will use as a subject, "My
Experience as a Missionary Among
Miners" Mrs. Broad will address the
children of the Sunday school and
will sing them some Indian songs.
Under Sheriff Sayles returned last
night from Red Lodge, where he went
yesterday morning with John Kirley.
the alleged bank robber. Mr.. Sayles
remained at the Carbon county capital
only a short time and said that when
he left he was informed by Sheriff
Potter that Kirley would be arraigned
last evening and in the event that he
vas held he would be brought back
and placed in the Jail here so as to
keep him separate from the other pris-
oners, who are lodged in the Red
Lodge Jail for completely in the same
crime.
LBever, member of the lower house
of the legislature from this county,
has introduced a bill for the segrega-
ton of several townships from Fergus
lowstone. The area proposed to be at
tached to Yellowstone is the section
in which reside Davlu Fratt, Joseph
Sims and several other well-known
settlers. 1t is north of the Mussel-
shell river. Previous attempts have
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