The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-12-06

P1Ob0O4J A~A AASA 4
afternoon. While some thought trou-
BILE might be experienced in securing
an impartial jury to try the defendant,
others believed that it could be done
the same as in any other case.
From Mondays Daily.
Nohn Mccullough, the Joliet miller,
vas in the city this morning.
S. H. Mendenhall Of Bridger is
among today's visitors in the city.
j. w. Richardson, the Lavina flock
master, arrived in town last evening.
Fred Handel, the Musselshell mer-
| chant, was in the city yesterday to
participate in the Elks' memorial SER
vices.
Tomorrow is the date set for hear
ing the contest instituted by F. l..
Mann against his opponent for justice
of the peace in the recent election.
E. ". Beedle, in charge of The Ca
zette's linotype, has been Joined by
his wife ano daughter, who arrived
yesterday from Dubuque, a., and will
make their future home here.
Frank O'Donnell is in town today,
renewing acquaintance with his fam
lily, whom he has seen but little sine
early in the summer, having been
kept on the ranch and range during
the months that have interviewed.
], G. Zig, arrested last Saturday
while. violently insane, is now con-
fined in the county Jail. This morn
ing he was reported to be worse, il
anything. His father, residing in Hi
nois. has been notified and is now en-
route here.
Today the county commissioners be-
gan the last session of the board for
the year. The meeting is the regd-
larly quarterly and also the annual
convention, as all matters for the
: quarter as we'll as the year will be
disposed of.
: Harry Fulmer, treasurer-elect OF
. Sheridan county, Wyoming, was a Wis
y itor in the city yesterday. Mr.. Full
mer was formerly engaged in the
e range cattle business in northern wy
oming and mas a wide acquaintance
Y among the cattlemen throughout this
section.
J. IL6st evening the Christian Endea
n$Tor society of the Congregations
= church elected officers for the ensuing
six months. These were chosen;
n President, Mrs. M. H. Paige; Ict
le president, Miss Beda Kron; secretary
a Miss Orilla Whitney; treasurer, Mis-
g Ida Plat.
Frank Tobin is in trouble and II
~ Jail once more. He was arrestet
. last Saturday for beating his wife an
r.. destroying some of the property be
-. longing to her. Only recently he wa
released from the county jail, wher
he served a three months sentenc
40 for a like offense.
- XHearing of testimony in support c
1.-The motion for a change of venu
made in the case Of State VS.. Jane
-. S. Grady, which was begun in tn
district court last Saturday, was col
tinued today. Twenty-seven witnesse
sx- were examined Saturday and about
In dozen up to noon today.
An order was made Saturday ate
" noon by Judge Loud for a partial al
1T tributiOn of the proceeds from tt
ne sale of livestock by the receiver
the case of Rosenbaum Bros. & G
VS.. the Ryan Bros. Cattle compan
the First National bank of Leave
ase worth, Kans., i%ntervenor.
de.ITomorrow evening the Reverel
'ris1 Father Stack, who succeeds Fath
der Van Clarenback as pastor OF st. Jt
vas chim's church, will arrive from Il
ex- Lodge to remain permanently. Thu.
in day morning he will celebrate ma
ex- at 6:25 and $3.50 in commemorate
of the feast of the Immaculate G.
Who ception.
,rse Judge Frank Henry and his ST
ar. ographer. Jerome Williams, arri'
ter. in the city last night from Livi