The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-06-03

to be heard repeating the word papa
just to familiarize himself with it's
sound.
D. D. Calkins of Cambridge, Neb.,
arrived in town this morning for the
purpose of settling up the estate of
the late Lincoln Seward of Mussel-
shell, who died last winter at Mime
apolis. =,
Cards have been received
ing the marriage of Thomas Chapple
and Miss Sophie Louise Ogden, which
took place at Oklahoma City, o. T.,
Thursday, May 26. MI. and Mrs. Chap
pie will be at home in this city after
June 20.
William Sanferdsen is under arrest
al police headquarters awaiting an
examination on the charge of bur-
.glary. He was arrested while trying
to sell some of the things stolen from
the Minnesota avenue shooting gal
lery last Monday night. 4
Finley McRea, state president OF
\the~F. O. E., was in town yesterday,
zen route to Red Lodge, where an aerie
of the order is to he instituted tomor-
row evening. A large delegation of
Billings Eagles will be present to
smooth the flight of the novitiates, OF
whom about a half hundred are ex-
pected.
.Colonel F. M. Malone and Jack"
9hrreys, manager for Pierre Wibaux,
were in the city yesterday on their
way to Texas, where they were go
ing for the purpose of receiving some
cattle bought last fall. Since Colonel
Malone has retired from the railroad
world he has become one of the cattle
lords of Custer county.
1t is desired to show the Epworth
leaguers now visiting in the city the
beautiful valley for a few miles out
of Billings and the local committee
would like to know who will be will
ing to meet at the Methodist church
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock with
private conveyance. Kindly notify
committee through H. E. Reckard,
chairman, or the pastor, the number
you can accommodate.
An audience more in keeping with
the merits of the performance greeted
the repetition Tuesday evening of the
entertainment Of the graduating class
of the high. school. On the occasion
of it's first presentation Indictment
weather prevented many from attend
ing who otherwise would have been
present. As on the first night the
farces and musical numbers were
rendered in a highly satisfactory man
ner.
Wednesday evening the Reverend
c. B. Miller officiated at the marriage
of Andrew Dahlstrom and Miss Rena
Hopkins, which happy event took
place at the Baptist church at s
o'clock, in the presence of a few rela-
tives and friends. Mr.. Dahlstrom is
one of the successful young ranchers
Of the Yellowstone valley, while his
bride has for a number of years made
her home in the city and is deserved
ly popular with all who enjoy her
acquaintance.
Dwyer, M OF the men arrested last
Monday for stealing several pairs OF
trousers from a Montana avenue
store, pleaded guilty in police court
the following afternoon and was SEN
fenced to three months in the county
jail. His partner, William West,
pleaded not guilty and will have his
hearing tomorrow. When the authori-
ties get through with them in the
present case they will probably be
compelled to face the district court
attempt to break Jail.
(Hathhorn & Groves is the name of
4new legal firm launched in the city.
Although the partnership dates back
only a few days, the gentlemen COM
prising it are no strangers here. Mr..
has practiced in the courts