The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-07-19
LOCAL AND


is giving evidence of a decline
and in the course of another week
so should afford excellent sport
for the angler.
Yesterday morning the marriage OF
L. G. Feeley of Red Lodge and Miss
Mary Mccormick of this city vas sol
emnized at the Catholic church, the
Reverend Father Van Clarenback Off
ciating.
Doctor Oberlander, who is we'll
known here because of his connection
with the Grow Indian agency, was
among the visitors in the city last
Saturday, attracted hither by the
circus.
<From Great Falls comes the an
nouncement that official notice has
been received there that the secretary
of the interior is preparing a call for
bids for construction of a large por-
ton of the proposed Milk river irri-
cation canal the government has un-
dertaken to build.
In place Of the Reverend Arthur
Miles, Doctor M. w. Darling, a Chi
cago divine, conducted services in the
Congregational church last Sunday
morning. The gentleman was on his
way to visit Doctor and Mrs. w. x.
Sudduth on their ranch at Lavina and
stopped over in the city until yester-
day.
Even in it's strengthened condition
the Elks ball team proved itself un-
able to cope with the men from For
syth, last Sunday, and sustained it's
second really bad defeat of the sea-
! son. The score was 16 to 5. From
here the Forsythians went to Sheridan,
where they were billed to play yester-
day,
H"Three rs" Smith, the affable gem
tleman who represents the freight de-
partment of the Indiana, Illinois &
iowa Idl1IOdu ,IClI LII IAO Oo0I A"Ss
night. The wool market having prac-
tically closed for the season, he con-
cluded that he could make his SER
vices more valuable to the company
elsewhere.
Late Friday afternoon complaints
were filed in Justice Mann's court
against Orion C.. Moser, James Grady
and Edward Grady, charging them
with the murder of the late Robert
T. Hannah. No date vas fixed for
their arraignnient, but it is believed
they will be taken into court some
day this week. 4
NSome of the religious people of the
city conducted services Sunday after
noon in the city Jail. They sang hymns
exhorted the prisoners to repentance
and dwelt upon the sorrow and mis-
cry bound to follow a life of sin and
crime. One of the inmates of the
place was confined in the dark eel
aid could hear without seeing. the9f
bent upon his reclamation.
West and Griffin, the men brough
back from jamestown, N. D., on sus
picion of having been implicated il
the safe robberies of a couple o
months ago, were arraigned befor
Justice Fraser Friday afternoon. The,
pleaded not guilty andtheir preliminar,
hearing was set for August /, the sam
date on which Buckley, another ma
charged with completely in the sam
: offense, is to have his examination.
Notice has been given by Refere
: Firth of the hearing of a petition 70
the sale of personal property belong
ing to Alden L. Roseborough, recent
decreed a bankrupt. The matter wi
be heard July 80, and unless valid OIL
lection is interposed an order will b
made for a sale August l. The pr
perty is at Gardiner and consists
horses, harness, wagons, camping on
fit; a stock of liquors and other ware
Sunday a dispatch was received b
j. r. Yates informing him of the deaf
of Mrs. G. w. Ordway, sister of Mr.