The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-06-21
LOCAL AND


+, Mrs. E. H. HOLSTER, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Lipp, and sisters,
the Misses Lipp, will leave tomorrow
for Livingston, where they expect to
spend a few weeks or so visiting Mrs.
w. E. Hassler.
O. A., "Joe," Tschudy is %convalesc-
ing from a severe attack of sickness,
with which he was taken last week.
He appeared down town yesterday for
the first time in several days and still
bore strong evidence Of the siege he
va/compelled to undergo.
//Mrs. P. B. Moss returned last Fri
Nay night from Helena, at which city
she visited Mrs. George M. Hays. Miss
Kula concluded to remain a few days
longer and will arrive during the lat
ter part of the week, when she will be
accompanied by Miss Ethel and Mas
tH1ack Hays.
W4ugust 90 to 26, inclusive, are the
1dates fixed for the annual fair of the
Billings Fair association. Work is
now in progress preparing the list OF
premiums and purses for the speed
events will be published mex week
The total of both to be offered is in
excess of $4,000.
Last night the Honorable ]. D. Lose
kamp departed for Chicago, at which
place he said he would remain a week
or two and then go to st. Louis to be
present at the national democratic
convention, to which he is one of the
alternates from this state. Inciden
tally he may also take in" the othe1
big show.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Kelsey ar
rived from Beatrice, Neb., Saturda!
morning, at which place they cele
r brated their marriage last week. Pres!
of duties on the happy groom com
PEELED deferment Of the customar.
, bridal tour until later, when it will
: be undertaken. They have take1
: rooms at the Rademaker.
The Honorable Paul Mccormick re
turned this morning from a visit t.
y st. Louis, where he participated ii
the dedication of the Montana build
ing last week. Mr.. Mccormick state
that it receives as many visitors a
any other state building on the groun'
and attributes the. fact to the hosp
tally of the people in charge.
t Another scalp bangles from tn
broom handle of the Elks' baseba
s team, which took into camp the Lily
ingston combination of ball pusher'
q Notwithstanding the Billings me
q were badly crippled through the al
+ sence of some of their best player
!. they had but little difficulty in pull
q ing down the game. Score, IA.
l. XA hail storm which is said to hav
caused considerable damage occurre
: at Musselshell and Roundup last Fl
- day. At the first named place SON
injury was done to growing crop
while at Roundup chickens were xii
ed and windows broken. Miner r
ceived a portion of the storm an
also reports a considerable loss.
Policeman J. v. Salisbury has o
tanned leave of absence for 80 -day
and gone on a visit to his son, Cla
ence, who makes his home at Chicag
Mrs. Salisbury went to the same plat
several weeks ago, where h nj
been awaiting the arrival of her hu
band. After a short. sojourn he
they intend to go to st. Louis al
thence back to Billings.
w. Lee Mains left this morning i
the Crow agency, where his marria'
will take place tomorrow evenln
The bride-elect is Miss Alice Brow
sister of Mrs. S. G. Reynolds and MI
liz. V. Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs. Mai
Twill return to the city Thursday mol
ling. In anticipation of their arrl1
active rehearsal has been begun
1.-The band which assisted at the rece
/nuptials of "Jack" Roche.