The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-07-07

and on this he has Launched the "City
of Lockwood a graceful rowboat. The
launching took place last Sunday and
a number of Mr.. Thorson's friends
were present and took a ride, also
availing themselves of the opportunity
to do a little fishing.
Berthold r. Albin and Miss Alice r.
Dwyer, well known and popular peo-
pie OF the city, were united in mar
riage yesterday morning. The cere-
mony was performed by the Reverend
Father van Clarenbeck at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Dunlevy and
was private, being witnessed by only
a few friends. A wedding breakfast
was served and shortly afterward Mr..
and Mrs. Albin lett on the North
Coast Limited for a tour of the west.
VC2ptain Gain and Lieutenant Coen,
WHO have been in charge of the local
detachment of the Salvation army for
almost a year past, have been re-
lieved and ordered to report for duty
at Butte, where they will undoubtedly
find a fruitful field for their peculiar
labors in the interest of salvation for
the SINFUL Captain and Mrs. John
ston have been detailed for Billings
and next Friday evening a welcome
meeting will be held It the barracks
in their honor.
IJohn, the 1O-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. Todd. will long remember
he Fourth, as his name appears on
the casualty list. However, he was
not injured after the usual manner,
nor did gunpowder enter into the tran
saction. He was thrown from a horse
and his left arm broken below the
elbow. With a number of other boys
he vas preparing for a cavalry parade,
when his mount became unmanage-
able and in galloping stumbled and
threw it's rider.
1n the opinion of those who wit
messed the thing, the supposed glove
fight of Friday night was a fake, pure
and simple. During the first round
of the fight Woods gaye a good exhi-
bition Of %sprinting and by doing so
kept out of reach of Days fist. He
attempted the same tactics in the uc-
ceeding round, but finally was caught
in a corner and a slight tap on the
chin placed him beyond the count.
The crowd demanded it's money back.
1t is still demanding 1t.
Policeman Mowre arrested j.. R..
Clayton yesterday morning on a de-
scription from the sheriff of North
Yakima, Wash, who claims to hold
a warrant for the man on the charge
of obtaining money under false pre-
tense. After his arrest the prisoner
admitted his identity and said he
would go back to the place of his
alleged crime without the formaliity
of a %requisition. He volunteered no
further explanation than to remark
that his case was only another illus
tration of what whisky would bring
a man to.
Locally July promises to be pro-
ductlve of no fewer brides than June,
the month supposedly dedicated OF
Hynlen. Thus far four marriage Ii.
censes have been issued by Clerk
Williams. Three of these were grant
ed last Friday, n to 10y e. White
and Tilla V. Baten, another to Ira D.
Stinson and Elizabeth Dorcas Horne
and the last to William A. Kemp and
Julia Laurelle. In the latter case
the groom is a prominent business
man of the city and the bride a young
lady who has been one Of the corps
OF teachers of the Butte schools.
Doctor Holland discovered yester-
day that an attempt had been made
to break into the isolation hospital,
which has been closed for several
weeks. A screen covering one of the
Office windows was torn off and the
lower sash broken at the place where
the bolts used in fastening the win
dow are situated. Fortunately the
doctor had taken the precaution to
still further secure the window by
placing an upright stick between the
lower sash and the upper frame, to
which fact the burglar is indebted
for his failure to raise the window.
Charles A. Johnson. the miner, who