The Billings gazette., 1899-05-30
Personal POINTS.
w. II. Donovan made business trip
to Helena yesterday.

Senator y. =. BOWlen OF Red Lodge
was Billings visitor Saturday.
J. G. Mccarthy, the Cheasnut Goa
magnate, was a Magic City visitor
. Sunday.
Sam jackson of Big Timber, deputy
, United States marshal, was in the city
Saturday.
Rev. Father Van Clarenbeck is in
Helena today on business pertaining tc
the clergy.
Miss Sara Evans, high school teacher,
leaves Thursday for her home in West
Liberty, la.
Henry Burrell, manager for the Car.
bonado mines, was in the city Saturday
Oh business.
John and Andy Chapman, the stock
men of Heart Mountain, Wyo.. were in
the city yesterday.
4 DR.. H. F.. Armstrong was called to
4 Miles City Friday to assist DR.. Andrus
in sugical operation.
Mrs. W. j. Stratton returned to Bill
ings last week from visit to her sister,
Mrs. John McVey at Merino, Mont.
0. F. Goddard was attending to pro-
fessional business in Red Lodge cou-
pie Of days the latter part of last week.
Fl. F. Clement has returned from a
trip to his sheep ranch in Fergus coun-
ty. He reports sheep as doing nicely.
H. B. Segur went down to Dead
wood, S. D., on the Burlington freight
Inff io1c o1 EriI
home last night.
D. W. Patterson Of Toledo, Ohio, ar
rived in Billings Sunday night and has
gone<to work in the Northern Pacific
freight house as car clerk.
Il REV Jacob Mills left this morning
Tor Helena to attend the annual meet
ing of the board of, trustees of the
Montana Wesleyan university.
Mrs. Borgers left yesterday for
visit to her husband at Logan, the
latter having run as freight engineer
between that city and Helena.
J. A. Benjamin, photographer, has
left on a weeks trip to Gebo and
Bridger. During his absence E. NJ
Hunt is looking after affairs in his gal
lery here.
Walter Anderson and wife came down
from Red Lodge last night and left this
morning with the Billings crowd to
observe Memorial day at the Custer
battlefield.
W. R. Bainbridge of Bean and R. S.
Chapel of Roberts, two prominent
fockmasters of southern Montana, were
business visitors in Billings couple Of
days last week.
Halsey R. Watson, city editor of the
Fergus County Argus, arrived in Bill
ings Saturday night from Lewistown,
leaving yesterday for several weeks
visit to Chicago.
Attorney A. P Stark of Livingston
spent yesterday in Billings meeting old
friends and acquaintances. He left
this morning with the Billings contin-
gent for Custer battlefield.
Henry Mueller, president of the Gen.
tennial Brewing company of Butte,
was III the city yesterday Oh business
to the Billings brewery, of
which he is the prime mover
VIM. Fogerstrom, who was injured
at Bridger last week and then brought
to Billings, was sent to Butte Friday
evening, where he will be cared for.
having relatives in the smoky city.
Mrs. G. W. Hamilton and children
Of Livingston spent Sunday in the city
with Mr.. Hamilton, who is Northern
Pacific bill clerk. Mr.. Hamilton will
remove his family to Billings about
June 20.
Mrs. Foster, for several years pri-
mary teacher of the north side school in
Billings. has gone to Whitehall, Mont,
where she will remain with her hus-
band, not having applied for position
next year.
Chief Dispatcher McCloud and Train
master Dan Boyle came down from
Livingston last night and are sitting as
an examining board for operators and
agents as to the new book of rules pro-
mulgated BY the Northern Pacific.
Mrs. W. L. Selvidge returned Satur-
day from Helena, where she visited rel
atives and friends. While in the capi-
tai city she attended several of the Crit
tenton evangelistic meetings and re-
ports them being grand success.
Col. E. G. Waters, formerly pro-
prietor of the Grand hotel in this city,
but who now runs the steamboat on the
Yellowstone lake in the National park.
was here over Sunday. He is interested
in the Lake Basin Sheep company.
John r. Stout, editor of the Dawson
County Review, came up from Glen
dive this morning and went down to
Custer battlefield. He was accom-
panied thus far by Mrs. Stout, who
relatives.
Mayor VIM. Larkin and wife of Red