The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-10-30
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Several trains Of cattle will be
forwarded from Custer today. Among
the shippers are L. M. McAuley, II
cars; the Ryan Bros. Cattle company
3yEars and Burnett & Co., 20 cars.
//Austin North RAJ a passenger on
Wednesdays eastbound North Coast
Limited, with Chicago as his destina-
ton, at which place he expected to
spend a couple of weeks on business.
At the election of the Yellowstone
a few evenings ago, j. H. Rinehart,
Fred Mashaw and r. T. Hannah were
elected trustees, each for the term OF
three years.
Sheriff Potter of Carbon county
passed through the city this morning
on his way to Red Lodge from the
western part of the state. He took
back with him, Howe and Nelson,
charged with grand larceny.
"Wednesday evening some one sent
in a false alarm of fire from the west
side and the department was given
a u as far as Thirty-third street
and Second avenue before it was
ascertained that there was no fire.
What is considered to DE one of the
choicest lot Of animals Of that kind
sold this season was disposed OF by
A. G. Logan last Wednesday, when he
transferred to T. A. Snidow 1000 fat
ewes. The purchaser will ship them
to market.
"A delightful card party was given
Tuesday evening by the members OF
the Eastern Star, at which a number
of guests were present. Whist was
the game played and Mrs. j. B. Elliot
and Miss Lenora Panton were the
Wfnpers of favors. 4
nAfter many and vexatious delays
the doors and windows for the front
of the main floor of the Northern have.
arrived from the east and will be in
stalled at once. The heating appara-
tus has also been received and will
be in place.
Harry B. Drum, the Lavina stock
man, arrived in the city yesterday.
He said that while there was not an
over-abundance, still there was enough
winter feed and he anticipated no
trouble to stockmen on that account
in his part of the county.
A transcript of a judgment render
ed in the justice court of Park county
against Frank Savaresy has been re-
ceived for filing by the clerk of the
district court of this county. James
C. Rowe is the PLAINTIFF and recov-
cred judgment for the sum of $162.37.
E. B. Ryan of the Ryan Bros. Cattle
company, who arrived from Leaven-
worth a short time ago to assist the
receiver in charge of the company's
affairs to make the fall shipments,
was in the city yesterday, arranging
for a shipment of cattle to the Chi
cago market.
A couple Of private a belonging
to j. J. Hill passed through the city
Wednesday morning, en- route east,
over the Burlington. The great mer-
ger king and several members of his
family were on board. They were
from a visit to the west and
were headed for st. Louis.
3. M. ('Dad") Gould, in the employ
of the Billings Hardware company
as warehouse man, broke the large
bone of his left forearm last Tuesday.
He was at work in the company's
warehouse and because Of the poor
light failed to see a key Of nails that
stood in his way and fell owe it.
Last night Alex. F. Fairgreaves,
state, president of the Federation OF
Labor, delivered an address at Labor
hall. He discussed economic and
social questions from the laboring
mans point of view and proved to be
a very interesting speaker, wen il