The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-05-20
LOCAL M

s 1O(AL AND
License to wed was granted We'd
nesday to Frederick August Schroe'
der and Jennie Daily, both OF Mussel-
shell. .
81 Professor J. r. Bevis has resigned
81 MS principal of the high school, to
n which position he was reelected for
the ensuing year.
Mrs. C. H. Banstow, who has been
visiting friends in the city during the
lest six weeks, left for her home at
Absarokee Wednesday evening.
Colonel and Mrs. H. w. Rowley and
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Arnold and son
took their departure yesterday on a
Ifsit to the st. Louis exposition.
Paul Mccormick has gone to Cody,
4 where he has secured a contract on
: the road building from that place
into the Yellowstone National park.
~Walter Lamport is down from The
Bear Greek coal fields, where it rains
on IAN average of three days a week,
b@Says, and grass is as tall as trees.
HJ.~G. Link, the architect, has re-
T turned from st. Louis, where he has
been ON matters connected with the
Montana state building at the expcsi-
tion.
w. T. Murphy, one of the remaining
Aree cattlemen operating in this part
ofNthe state, has been down from
Helena during the last few days look.
ing after his interests hereabouts.
Miss Cora Edwards, who has been
living in Kansas for the last year., ar
rived in the city Wednesday. She left
the following morning for a short visit
with her sister, Mrs. Elmer B. Carter,
of the Musselshell.
Sale has Deer consummated by the
Custer Cattle company of 500 COWS
to D. G. Morris of the Judith basin.
Delivery lis to be made ait Q Ma
ginnis, June 26. The price has not
been made public.
Announcement comes from Boulder,
this state, of the death of j. B. En-
erson, who for a number OF years
served in the capacity of agent for
the Northern Pacific railroad at Park
City, in this county.
A meeting of the board of education
will be held at noon tomorrow for
the purpose of opening the bids sub
mitted ON the part pf the bond issue
recently authorized which lit is intend
ed to sell at this time.
Miss Catherine Williams left Wed
nesday morning for Duluth, where
she intends ito remain indefinitely.
Tuesday evening she was given a fare
we'll parity by a number of her school
mates and other friends.
Sheriff Hubbard left tor Miles CITY
last might to bring back James Turner,
for whom he holds a warrant issued
on the complaint of May Carringtoa
charging seduction. Turner was ar
rested neal Miles City yesterday.
James G.. FRASER returned yesterday
from a "trip Through the Big H6A
basin, where he has been buying wool
for Brown & Adams of Boston. Mr..
Fraser expects to return to Cody to
morrow to clean up afew matters.
w. O. Peck, who has been might
ticket agent for The Northern. Pacific
has been promoted to bill clerk al
the freight depot. His successor is
Ed. Barras, until the change employed
in a clerical capacity ait the freight
depot.
l.. M. Pussy, a South Africa mission
airy, died Wednesday at the home Of
R. P. Ross, Burlington agent at thu
Grow agency. Mr.. Pussy was en- route
to the coast and stopped ait the agency
to visit Mr.. Ross. The body was sen
east for burial.
Last Tuesday evening neighbour
and friends Ito a goodly number gath
erred at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
J.. S.. Simineo to tender a farewell
surprise to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Abbott
who will leave the city Monday TO
Indianapolis, where the expect to re
side in the future.
]. B. Trevarthan of Butte, gran,
master workman of the Ancient Oh
der of United Workmen, is in III
city and will pay an official visit Il
the local lodge tomorrow evening
which body he will address. In vieN
of the Importance of the event a larg
attendance is expected.
Judge Mann last evening officiate
at the wedding of Frederick Angus
Schroeder and Jennie DAILY, two e!
timabae young people of the Musse
shell valley. The ceremony was pc
formed ait the residence of his homo
After a visit of a few days wit
friends in the city, Mr.. and Mr.