The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-11-22
From Saturdays Daily.

N JOuA ISOWAOy M
ing the city.
William Hudnall, state examiner, is
in town on official business. !
The Honorable T. G. Power was
here from Helena yesterday.
Thomas McVey Of Kancher is
today's visitors in the city.
Senator and Mrs. Waite Of Fergus
county were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Larkin OF
Red Lodge we're visitors in the city
last evening.
Mrs. Bert Shorey and little daughter
left this morning via the Burlington
for st. Louis and other places in the
south and east.
Colonel and Mrs. F. M. Malone OF
! Miles City arrived from the east last
night. The colonel left for the south
on this mornings Burlington train.
George H. Bailey, we'll known to
MANY residents Of the city n who
recently resigned the office Of assist
ant United States attorney for the
state, has one to Seattle, where he
will practice his profession.
Colonel w. D. Pickett, who has
been srending several days among
friends in the city, departed this morn
ing for st. Paul, where he will visit
relatives for a time and then will pro-
} coed to his old home at Lexington, Ky.
, w. S. Hewitt, representing a Mn
, |neapolis bridge building firm, arrived
, in the city yesterday for the PURPOSE
+ of looking over the matter of the arec-
!. tion of a. bridge across the Yellow
stone, authorized by the voters at the
recent election.
s. Nicolans was fined S. and costs
! this morning nv Judge Mann fH
stri15iro a 1~1-vaar-old son of JosfcA
Poor. 1t was shown that the vorng-
g ster had thrown rocks at the defend
ant. a fact that caused the court tc
deal 1enientlV with MIN.
At q meeting of the Meverfck Hose
company held Thursday evening the
president appointed 3 committee O
five to arrange for the annual bill 0
the company to be given the evening
:, Of January 2. Tickets will be placet
! on sale aboue the middle OF mex
month.
MY Field work on the irrigation sui
e veys which the government has pee
40 making on the ceded portion OF tn
Crow reservation has been complete
and the different crews discharged
~ During the winter the necessar
80 mans and other drawings will be pr
pared at Denver, which is headqua
: tiers for this district.
!, Search was still making this NOR
:. ing for J. H. Rodgers, for whose a
rest a warrant was sworn out yeste
:, day by Colonel NJ. c.. Morris. 1t
said now that in addition to vlctlml
- ing the publisher of the Times, no
GERS also %defrauded others, amor
them a hotel keeper, the latter to II
zen tune of $40.
7ie' Miss Sample, who was a patient
~ the isolation hospital, died yesterd;
of malignant smallpox. Two 9th
MS cases are receiving treatment thel
ale those of Talcott and Bishop. The !;
ieu ter is a boy and Doctor Clark repo1
him to be suffering from a decided
ny serious attack. In view of the like
- hood OF an epidemic Of the disea'
the county commissioners have abe
decided to employ a physician to
.ed main at the hospital constantly, or '
ida til the danger is believed to Ia
viii passed.
sofV A natural location has been fou
! bT>the county commissioners ana !
SUE g:neer Gallaher, who went yesterd
iiru to Junction for the purpose OF sele
inc a site for the bridge to be 81
llhs there. The place decided upon is
'ais short distance above the Die re
ana and is easy of approach from cit
side. A four-span bridge, $50
sup long will be required, with three pi
and two abutments. The river
tess at that point is very uniform
,sive soundings made show a depth OF wa
f Ia from five to seven and a half feet.
sned Yesterday occurred the 22nd al
nifty versary of the founding of the F
The Congregational church, and the ev
and was duly observed by the society
rare evening when a highly interesting