The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-11

from contracting a cold after scarlet
fever. He was four years old.
IL was with deep regret that her friends
heard last week of the death of Mrs.
Newinger. wife of Messenger Newinger of
the Adams Express Co., at EdGemont, ).
ID. Mr.. and Mrs. Newinger lived a short
time in Billings last year.
Miss Mamie O'Connor visited in Red
Lodge last week.
II. {. Lowell. Paul Mccormick, David
Fratt and II. w. Rowley, returned from
Helena this week.
Sidney Fox, county attorney OF Sweet
Grass county, was in town on Monday.
j. Il. Goss was in Bozeman last week on
legal business.
Mrs. j. Earthman and her mother left
for visit TO Pocatello, Idaho, this week.
j. NJ. Dennison and B. B. Brockway
were visitors from Canyon Creek this
week.
c. NJ. Bair, E. II. Becker and j. ID. Lose
kamp have returned from Helena where
they have been working against segregat-
ing this county.
> {. Dodge was in town this week from
the Lake BASIN Sheep company's ranch,
after being showed in for six weeks so
that communication with town was cut oil.
He reports the sheep as doing well AID
that losses will not exceed so out of 500
sheep.
u. NJ. Gallaher arrived home yesterday
after spending the winter in Southern
California. Mrs. Glllaher will remain
there with her parents until May.
Ernest Gagnon returned from Helena
ON Sunday after frultless endcavor to
induce the leg stature to locate the state
insane asylum at Hunters Hot Springs OF
which he is part owner.
County Commissioner Cardwell is down
from his ranch this week attending the
meeting OF tho board. lie is not at all
pleased with the action of the legislature
IN creating Sweet Grass county as his
ranch is included in the limits of the new
county.
Work on the Burlington wool ware
house is being pushed and the frame is up.
II will he an immense building, ITS di-
mensIons being 2jOXj0 feet. L is evident
that the Burlington is going To make n big
strike for wool traffic and viii. likely draw
a big trade to Billings.
Miss Joey Fem of Livingston is in
town visiting her friend, Mrs. c. w.
Forester
Sheriff Hogan of Carbon county came
down from Helena on Saturday and
stayed over sunday in Billings.
Mrs. Ellie Gros left on Tuesday night
for Helena. Mrs Gros has been engaged
in tins city for the past three months as a
stenographer and typewriter and she ex-
poets to continue in tho same line of BUSH
ness in the capital city.
+. l.. Bowen and w. B. Jeifray have
purchased tho Billings steam laundry,
which business they will pursue IN the fu-
ture.
Mrs. Daniel Young presented her hus-
band with twin babies the early part of
the week.
b. Rydberg, the jeweler, has established
himself in business in Red Lodge.
Joseph Cook, postmaster at Lowell,
Wyo., came to town last Thursday.
j. NJ. Ramsey has purchased lots on
Twenty-ninth street on which he intends
to erect a dwelling. lie will bring hIs FAM
lily to town as soon as II is completed.
On Monday County Surveyor Morris re-
turned from the Musselshell country,
where he has been attending TO his ofii-
cial duties.
Charles Stole and II. G.. Scroggs re-
turned on Wednesday night from a two
weeks hunt after wolves. They met with
limited success.
Mrs. NJ. B. Baker started last Sunday
for Dayton, Wyo., after visit of two
weeks with relatives here.
On Monday next Mrs. Mann, sr., and
Mrs. J. B. Philips will leave for trip to
New York and other states.
Frank Lauzen, lately of Boze man, is
filling position with the Chapple Drug
comDauV.