Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-22

their home in Red Lodge yesterday after
a couple of days visit in the Magic City.
David Dickie of Meeteetse. WyO, is
here with his wool clip of SO, 900 pounds
which he Will place on the market to-
morrow.
II. F. Curtis of Omaha was In the city
yesterday looking up business for his
the Nickel Plate.
otto krieger of Livingston was in the
city yesterday greeting old friends. Mr..
krieger was formerly in the furniture
business in Billings.
j. Is. Jack. wife and boy of EdgemOnt,
We're visitors in the city yesterday. Mr..
Jack is acting medical examiner for the
Burlington railroad.
+. Il. Kennard a horseman from Miles
City but formerly an old timer of Bill
lngs was here yesterday shaking hands
an debating with old friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. Butler left Sat
urday for Absorakee where the latter will
remain Il couple of months visiting her
sister Mrs. Lee Simonsen.
Miss Bowden was a visitor in Billings
yesterday. the guest of Miss NJ. NJ. Dyer.
MISS Bowden was en- route to her home
in Fort Scott, Kan, from a visit to Boze-
man.
II. F.. Seaman of the Carpenter Paper
company of Omaha. and Geo. f.. Doll of
" N 2N4iN'ii VI ~ toi
are in the city today representing their
respective paper houses.
Miss blanche Mickey. one of the etfi-
cient lady clerks at Mack's candy store,
has gone to Columbus on a vacation and
will spend the time visiting the family
of County Commissioner Amin.
A. II. SWeldtger of Miles City. county
clerk and recorder of Custer county was
here Saturday and Sunday roofing for
his boys, but was up against it, good
and hard, although he took his medicine
like a man.
r.. b. Porter. a young graduate of Yale
college, Mrs. w. r. Teasdale and fam
lily and Mrs. w. II. Clark, all Of Kansas
City. Mo. arrived in Billings Sunday
night. They left yesterday in company
with II. G. Lowell for the latter's ranch
in Wyoming where they will spend the
summer.
w. w Beasley of Big Timber, who has
received an endless amount of state fame
by reason Of having brought a $50, 600 libel
suit against some Of the citizens of his
town for having hanged him in ef1igy and
labeled him a tool of United States Sem
ator Clark, was in Billings yesterday.
j. M. Rhoades, receiver Of the Miles
City land office, was here Saturday and
Sunday to see the ball games. Seeing
that the Miles City club and ''rooters''
all lost 50 heavily. he decided to act as
receiver for them also. The liabilities
read about like this: Two thousand dol
lars; assets, nit
Tom Cotter, a prominent stockman of
Custer county witnessed the ignomin-
ious defeat of the Miles City ball boys
Saturday and Sunday. Mr.. Cotter is
We'll remembered by the older citizens as
an old-time freighter out of Junction.
Fortune has smiled on him since then
and he now enjoys life easily with the
best of them.
H.. ID. Arkwright of Miles City was a
Billings visitor Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Arkwright is a w~ell-known citizen
of eastern Montana, having formerly re-
sided in this city. His visit to Billings
are quite infrequent and he was gladly
welcomed by all who enjoy his acquaint-
ance. He is now in the sheep business in
Custer county and is doing quite well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred FL. Hathhorn re-
turned Saturday from a three weeks
wedding tour to Helena and other Mon
tana points, the greater part of which
was spent visiting the groom's parents in
Paradise valley, near Livingston. They
will reside in the l.. l.. Moffet residence,
having rented the same until their new
home is erected on North Thirty-second
street.