The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-08-21

' HB. Ely an inspector was IN une
city "wednesday making inquiry into
the cases of five Chinese residents
who desire to visit their native land.
Incidentally he also investigated the
claims of a Monaghan who is al. pres
ent in China and wishes to reGuMh.
Regular church services at the Bap-
fist church next Sunday as follows:
Preaching at II "a. m. and 3 p. m.
Sunday school at 1915 p. m. Young
peoples meeting at Z p. m. The ord1-
nance of baptism will be observed at
$3.50 D. m. Sunday at the Colwell ranch
south of town,
j. M. Mcintyre was taken suddenly
sick Tuesday evening and for a time
it was believed that he would not
recover A physician was summoned,
who remained with the patient the
greater part of the night and when
he left Mr.. Mcintyre was considered
out of danger.
A The public schools of the city will
not open until Monday, September
IA. This is a week later than has
been the custom heretofore In n
city and the postponement is OCCASION
ed on account of the county teachers
institute being held during the first
week in the NORTH
Attracted by the accounts of a fav-
orable field for investment offered by
this part OF the state, w. 5. Wells,
a Platte City, Mo-, banker, mas been
spending several days in Billings and
surrounding country. Before returning
he will go into Fergus county to look
over the situation there.
, Next Sunday, August %, P~resbyter-
ian services will be conducted in
|, st. Luke's Episcopal church by. the
! Reverend H.. S. Schermerhorn, at IL
= a. M. and 8 p. m. The morning text
= will he Gods Providence in Daily
Life and the evening text will be
1.-THE Turning Point in David's Ca
reer.'
Robert PettigreW, superintendent o
= the Northern Pacific's coal mines il
the state, passed through Billings
yesterday on his way from Red Lodge
u to Chestnut, where the company II
a installing a washer and other machin
" cry, preparatory to operating tn
& mines of that place on an EXTENSIVE
II scale.
Henry Roller, executor OF the es
n tate OF the late Henry G. Lowell,
in the city after paying a visit t
In the Lowell ranch in northern Wyon
a ing. Mr.. Roller is a resident OF kar
8, sas City and during the later year
of the life of Mr.. Lowell was an int
mate friend and associate OF tina
70 gentleman.
Doctor F. F.. Jones OF Perry, Okla
C. L. Jones, brother of the doctor, an
NJ ROLAND Potter left yesterday for a
onslaught on the trout in the BOuldel
he which are said to have sent a specis
n invitation to the gentlemen to tah
IL them from their happy nome. I'll
I'd party will go into camp about 80 mile
en- abQbe Big Timber.
Apbfher of the larger concern
on Eating in that section, the LII
Asjl8 engaged in its beef roundup. On
the best of the animals are gatheie
and the remainder are being drive
to back for shipment later in the seaso'
as the abundance of grass now q
MT sured will put them in excellent conc
,ly ton for late shipment.
er B. G. Shorey left yesterday Il
ms Miles City and Wibaux to take a lo<
d. after his sheep interests there. t
ne returned from Chicago only a fe
days ago and was fortunate enou,
.ifr to strike a favorable market. The la
he day of his stay prices OF sheep we
all to pieces, but he had sold out I
rst fore the slump occurred.
lad " Travel to the Yellowstone park
Sc unusually heavy at present. I
Northern Pacific took an excursion