Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-16

N'"' ~ >oI - SATURDAY
from a two weeks trip to western Mon,
tana.
w. B.. Cochran Of Red Lodge has beer
in the city several days the guest of w
B. Calhoun.
Mrs. F. S. Whitney and daughter are
expected home tonight from a months
visit at Denver.
Major VIM. Panton of Ontario. who is
visiting Billings relatives. will leave TO-
morrow for Portland.
Harry L. Ramsey and wife arrived
home Sunday evening from a three
months visit to Kansas.
VIM. Rea, the st. Paul sheep buyer and
feeder, has one to Oregon in search of
purchaseable sheep.
Mrs. T. L.. Halbert, N. L.. Halbert and
Mrs. Bailey and boys of Halbert are in
the city to attend the fair.
Ralph Berry came in from st. Paul the
first of the week to look after business
affairs and take in the fair.
C.S Hare, the architect of the Parmly
Billings memorial library, was a city Wis
ftor yesterday from Helena.
Geo. w. Pierson, an attorney of Red
Lodge and United States commissioner.
was in the city on business Saturday..
Miss Lottie Hardee of Sheridan is here
ton.
The Cody CWyo.) Enterprise says that
W. Hansard and family were guests at
the Springs last Sunday.
John ID. Losekamp and Miss Florence
returned yesterday from Yellowstone
park.
Sam Connolly, second miller at the
Yellowstone Valley mills, returned yes
terday from a visit to relatives at Galya.
Illinois.
DIR. j. H. Moore of Big Timber, county
clerk and recorder of Sweet Grass coun-
ty. is IN the city to see the races.
Capt. j. c.. Bone and NJ. Hannihan re-
turned Saturday morning from a months
s%ojourn at the Wyoming Hot Springs.
Josiah Cook and O.. G. Morgan. two
well known residents of Basin, Wyo.,
nave been businessing in our city for sew
eral days.
Jack Fraser came in last night from
the ranch on the Greybull. in
wyoming, where he has been spending
the summer
M. j. Johnson of Bozeman arrived in
the city yesterday and will remain here
during fair, having some race horses on
the rack.
Willard Lowell. son of H. G. Lowell of
Lowell, Wyo., left yesterday from Park
for Fairbault. Mimi, to resume his
studies at Shattuck military school.
Mortimer LleWeli and George Nc
chung, two young men from Livingston,
down yesterday to take in the fair
and everything that will be going. -
John T. Murphy, the cattle king of
Helena, was a visitor in the city yester-
lay, assisting Hysham Bros. in receiv-l
the cattle which they purchased from
the former.
Governor Robert r. smith was in the !!
city Sunday afternoon, having accom-
panied some relatives this far on their
east. He returned to Helena yester-
day morning.
Frank Bliss and wife, H. O, Kellogg
md wife. {. n. and Roy Skillman and
M. Hall are the advance guard of the |
Big Timber delegation, which is to at
tend the fair this week.
G.. w. Forester returned hane a few !
days ago from a months stay OF DeMaris
Springs in Wyoming, where he took
baths for relief rom rheumatism. He
feels greatly improved.
Walter Anderson. editor Of the Red
Lodge Picket, vas a Billings visitor Fri
night on his way to Hunters Hot .
springs. where he will remain for a
couple of weeks.
Miss Jessie Mcclellan, who had been
listing her sister, Mrs. J.. H. Rinehart,
'eturned to Missoula Saturday to re-
her duties as teacher in the schools
# that place.
Hugh Babcock. son of Postmaster Bab-
'ock, left yesterday on a trip to Nebras-
IA. He will take in he greater exposi-
ion at Omaha and probably visit old COL
eye chums at ~Stanberry, Mo.
Mrs. c. NJ. Kennedy. mother Of II. N.
Kennedy, who has been visiting in the
'ity for a couple of months, left this
morning for a visit to Denver, Col, after
vich she will return to her home in STAFF
ord, N. Y.
Miss Mabel Larson and Mable Wilson,,
wo prominent young women from the
.tate capitol city, are the guests of the
of Hon. A. L. Babcock. They will
here for the fair and also to wit
less the Billings ball games the
part of the week.
F. G. Nation. chief clerk in the Indian
Iervice at Crow Agency, visited Billings
sunday night. He vas accompanied by