The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-07-11
PERSONAL POINTS.

Jack Fraser has returned from "a
business trip into Wyoming.
Mrs. J. r. Ulyat left last week for a
visit to friends at Big Timber.
j. J. Holland, a prominent business
man Of Gebo, was here Saturday.
G. l.. Merrill, the rustling attorney
Of Bridger, was in the city Saturday.
E. B. Weirick, cashier of the First
National bank of Butte, is in the city
today.
Mrs. Ash returned last night from a
few days. visit to relatives ear Red
Lodge.
H. T.. Reed and R. G. Hargraves.
woolRrowers of I.usk, Wyo., are in the
city O business.
Walter Lehrkind, a sou of julius
Lehrkind, the Bohemian brewer, was in
the city Saturday.
Rev. A. Carswell expects to leave to.
morrow for Bridger where he will hold
services that night.
II. F. Ruger, the popular travelling
representative of the Burlington road
at Helena, is here today.
M. F. Trask Of Lavina has been
spending several days in the city while
disposing Of his wool clip.
L. M. HunRerford left last week for
Forsyth to construct the Forsyth-L Lame
Deer Agency telephone system.
Karl Simmon Of Helena, the rustling
land agent of the Northern Pacific
railroad, was in the city Saturday.
Miss JEANNE Matheson left Saturday
morning for Helena, after a several
weeks visit to her brother, J. D.
Matheson.
H. g. Mutt, assistant superintendent
Of the Burlington, came in from Sheri-
dan last night on Il Of his periodical
railroad business trips.
City Attorney j. B. Herford left
Sunday on a business trip to Nebraska
in company with j. H. Charters of
Lewistown, who arrived here Saturday.
Louis P. Best of Butte, one of the
proprietors Of the Billings brewery, is
here today looking over the work on
the building and attending to other
matters.
Miss Mabel Merriam, daughter Of
". Fl. Merriam, general agent of the
Northern Pacific at Butte, is visiting
in the city, the guest Of Mrs. James
Butterfield.
Oliver Ashworth came in last night
from the Grey Bull, in Wyoming,
where he has been looking after the
settlement Of his deceased brother
Richards estate.
Glendive Independent: Georgs
Lacey left Sunday for Billings where
he has accepted a position. Mrs. Lacey
is continuing her visit in Glendive be-
fore joining him.
Mrs. Theo. L. Ringwalt and children
of Omaha were here last night on their
way to Gebo to spend the summer with
MI. Ringwalt, treasurer Of the Clarke's
Fork Coal company.
Henry Willard, ex.president of the
Northern Pacific, wife and SOD of New
York were in the city Saturday on
their way to Red Lodge. From there
they went to Seattle.
L. P. Southworth of Denver, who
buys sheep for a Nebraska firm, arrived
in the city Sunday and will spend a
few days in looking around for some
snap purchases, which are scarce.
Newman Kline of Glendive, superin-
tendent Of the Yellowstone division Of
the Northern Pacific, accompanied the
special train of officials thus far yester-
day, returning home today on No. 2.
Mrs. M. H. Tompkins and daughter,
Miss Martha. left Friday for a couple
Of weeks visit in Wyoming. From
there they will go east to spend tho
summer, returning to Billings in the
fall.
Mrs. @. M. Child arrived home yes
terday from a weeks delightful visit
with friends in Livingston. In COM
pany with a party Of seven, Mrs. Child
spent two or three days in the National
park.
J. E. Bower of Bower Bros. of Stan
ford, a well.known woolgrower of Fer
gus county, arrived in the city yester-
day from Helena. He has a portion of
his wool clip in Billings and will sell
the same.
FHenry Filing and State Senator W.
A. CLARK of Virginia City were Billings
visitors Saturday night Gil route home
from Red Lodge, where they attended
Il meeting of the stockholders of the
Carbon County bank.
Miss Cora Mccormick arrived in
Billings last week to spend the summer
with relatives. Miss Mccormick has
been re-engaged as teacher of the gram.