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

NOouH hoWley 1oIG wednesday IOr MI
home on the Flatwillow.
4. p. Mcdonald, wife and daughte,
OF Bridger were here III the Fourth.
:. VI. M. Malone and wife Of Miles City
spent the Fourth in the Magic City.
Lee Simonsen and wife of Absorakee
were Billings visitors Oh the Fourth.
Mrs. H. B. SeRur left yesterday for q
few days visit to friends in Sheridan.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Walsh came ur
from Parkman, Wyo., to celebrate the
Foyfth.
+NfMiss Ella Hayden returned to Bill.
Jugs this morning from a visit to Butte
and Helena.
Geo. W. Anderson Of Red Lodge, local
editor on the Picket, celebrated in Bill.
ings on the Fourth.
Mrs. VanHorne of Livingston. who
is here on a visit to her sous, ia a guest
of Mrs. Sam Garvin.
Mrs. Arnott and children of Sheridan
were the guests of Mrs. G. f. Rector in
this city on the Fourth.
z. I. Brown, a prosperous Wood
River (Wyo.) %ranohman, came in from
Meeteetse a few days ago
W. H. Edelman and wife Of Sheridan
were among the excursionists from that
CITY to Billings Oh the Fourth.
V G, G. Huyck of Red Lodge was here
this week with his wool clip Of %, 900
!. pounds, which he sold yesterday.
" Mrs. T.. A. Williams and children
Nave gone to Duluth, Mimi, to spend
the summer and "Tommy'' is inconsol.
able.
Hon. W. A. Hedges and family Of
Hale arrived in Billings this morning
from Helena, where they spent the
Fourth.
EDr. Henry Chapple and wife attended
the exercises Of the corner stone laying
of the state capitol building in Helena
on Tuesday.
Mrs. o. P. Hanna Of Sheridan was
the guest of Mrs. Paul Mccormick in
this city Tuesday and Wednesday, re.
turning home yesterday.
r. Fl. Alden, cashier of the banking
house of Meyer & Chapman Of Red
Lodge, was among the crowd from Oar.
bon county on the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Spear, ST., left
Wednesday morning for a couple of
weeks visit to relatives in the Big
Horn country, in Wyoming.
Joe Mose1, q former resident of the
Musselshell country. is spending a few
days in Billings. MI. Moser ia now
residing at Newcastle. Wyo.
Paul Mccormick, Jr., has gone to
the cattle range III Wyoming for the
summer. His fathers parting words
were, paul, keep off Of the buokers."
G. l.. Havens and wife of Alliance,
Neb., were the guests of the l~atter's
mother, Mrs. Eilers, in this city on the
Fourth, returning home the next day.
Geo. M. Hays, deputy state treasurer,
came down form Helena yesterday and
conducted the sale of the real estate in
the Finch estate, Of which he is admin.
istrator.
A. F. Meyer, editor of the Sheridan
Enterprise, mingled with the crowd
from the Big Horn mountain country
and watched the ball boys from his
go down in defeat before our
laddies on the Fourth.
John W. Collins and family have re.
moved to Billings from Butte and will
probably build a home here. Mr..
is n of the state stock in.
Mrs. Collins is a daughter Of
Mrs. M. T. McKeown.
q. P. Story. editor of the Sheridan
Post, couldn't Withstand the tempting
to come to Billings on the
He took the defeat of the
Sheridan ball team as good naturally az .
the boys did themselves. ,
The following Columbus people were ,
sspied in the Fourth of July crowd in .
Billings: J. B, Amin, Pat Lavelle,
H. J. Calhoun and wife, Bert Shorey i,
and wife, Chas, Allen and wife, W. 4. ,
Jain and wife, Agnes Lavelle and :,
Noah Holt. ,
VIM, 7, Hogg of the firm of Taylor |
3 Hogg. w~oolgrowers of Meeteetse, I
came in this week and was met ,
'ere by his partner, Robt, Taylor of
The gentlemen had 1876, 900 {
pounds of wool, which was one of the 4
sold yesterday, ,
Fred G, seik and wife of Marion.
nd, were in the city yesterday and {
shown about by M, B. Rade- q
maker, who Is an old friend, The