The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-10-20
Personal POINTS.


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No. f. Goddard ba1fegal bushes in
Helena WednddaE
John T. Smith, mayor Of Livingston,
is a visitor in the city today.
90. M. Bair Yas>srstate capital visitor
d couple Of datsthis week.
~. j. Donohus rssdrned yesterday
from a business trirto Kalispell.
A. j. Sayer was in the city a couple
of days this week from st. Paul.
John 7. Murphy was down from
Helena a couple Of days this week.
County Attorney T. J. Porter of
Miles City was a court visitor Wednes-
day.
Mrs. H. 3. Segur leayesAomorrow for
visit to her olsthsp<6ea Falls City,
Mrs. DR.. Selbrede and son have re-
turned from a couple Of months stay in
Oregon.
#. L. Carder and wiz left today for
; m ! G''s 3. w s~Ses'tw will remain" for
T. r. Kinds Of Butte, the sewer con-
tractor, was in the city yesterday to in
spect the work being done.
Major J.. E. Edwards of Grow Agency
was in the city yesterday, returning
home from a trip to Helena.
j. B. Elliott came in from his ranch
III Fergus county Wednesday and will
spend a few days with his family.
Mrs. Josie Bingham of Livingston
was in the city Wednesday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Peter Seaman.
9. NJ. Belden of Utica and 9. M.
GoodelI Of Philbrook were here We'd
pedday shipping cattle to the market.
James A.. Johnson. president Of the
CLARK Fork Coal company of Gebo, was
a Billings visitor Tuesday night Ell
route to Bozeman.
Rev. James Qpie, b.: W. D. Clark
and Mrs. E. O.4Rajlsback attended the
County Sabbath school convention in
Park City this Week.
Geo. T. Lamport, ex.county survey
or of Yellowstone county, who is now
residing on his ranch in Carbon county,
is in the city on business.
Peter Peroe returned yesterday from
Huters' Hot Springs, IS which place
he took his wife a couple Of weeks ago
for treatment. MIS-. Peroe will remain
there for two weeks more at least.
Peter Seaman, father of j. M. Sea-
man, returned to his home in Butte this
morning. Mrl Seamap~will probably
remain in theI smokycit until spring
in order to closeup his business and
sell his property, when he will come
to Billings to reside with his son.
/Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Woodson, parents
Of, Mrs. P. B. Moss, left Wednesday for
Pakis, Mo-, for a visit. They have
been making their home with their
dauAhter in this city since last spring
and icing delighted with the Montana
olimaSP and country, will probably re-
,H. \. Bailey and John R. Yates,
, who hive been travelling through
Wyoming for several weeks, returned
to Billings Wednesday. They report
lots Of snow in the Big Horn basin.
The peo} lie in that section of Wyoming
are cont dent that the Burlington rail.
: road is 10 build through there.
Ed. Sorle, a former resident Of Bill.
. ihgs, hht who. has been located lately
: in Cabon cobnty, waea visitor III the
city dcouple If days this week. Hav'
ing been ,appkip@d a member Of the
Billings police force. he will remove
t herb, having returned to Carbon county
, to make arrangements for SO doing.
? Col. E. G. Waters came in from Min
, neapolis Wednesday and has beer
: spending several days here on business
. The colonel still has an exceedingly
= soft spot in his heart for Billings, SC
much so that he told a citizen a couple
. , of days ago that he would remove hi
= family to this city to live if he coult
. find a residence. OF course, Col
= Waters knew how matters stood in tina
: particular, as a house of no kind Cal
be rented for love or money. The citi
zen, who, by the way is one chat i
always working for the city's interests
was not to be outdone and he replied
that he would give him [Col. Waters
a block of ground in a good location j
the latter would remove here and erec
a good house. The colonel said b
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