The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-06-16
PERSONAL \

1several days in Helena this week.
4. Fl. Becker Of Crow Agency made
n business visit to Billings Wednesday
night
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cardwell left
Wednesday for a few weeks visit to
Merrill.
W. B. George made q business trip to
Helena a couple Of days this week, re.
turning home last night.
Jack Fraser left Tuesday for the Ash.
worth ranch III Wyoming, accompanied
by Attorney M. S. Gum of Helena.
Mrs. H. N. Kennedy departed
Wednesday for a three weeks visit
with friends in Livingston, Helena and
Butte.
Geo. Pirrie and wife Of Halbert are
spending a few days in the city. Mr..
Pirrie expects to begin shearing his
sheep nex week.
M. D. Leehey, al attorney Of Butte,
was in Billings the fore part Of the
week Oh court business. He will re-
turn again Sunday.
Vim Foerschler, who travels for the
Billings Wholesale Grocery house. left
yesterday for a few days visit to his
family in Livingston.
Miss Carrie B%ennighoff, who has
been attending a young ladies' semi.
nary at H~ollidaysburg, Pa, arrived
home today noon for the summer vaca.
tion.
Colonel f. M. Malone of Miles City,
live stock agent for Montana for the
G., M. q st. p. railroad, accompanied
by Mrs. Malone, spent yesterday in
this city.
{ Mrs. G. Erickson arrived in the city
Tuesday evening from Rapid City, S.
D., and will make her future home
with her son and daughter, Il. Erickson
and Mrs. o. Norman.
Geo. G. Morgan Of Chicago was here
yesterday on his way to Red Lodge to
bid III the water works system to be
constructed in that city, bonds for
which carried last spring.
MR.. and Mrs. Walter Anderson of
Red Lodge visited in Billings Wednes.
day. They will be among the party
flat comes from that city tomorrow
night to attend LA Toscu."
Miss Montana Hathhorn arrived in
Billings Wednesday from Northfeld,
Mimi, and Will spend a couple of
weeks as the guest of her brother, +.
H., before going Oh to her home in Liv-
ingston.
Willard Lowell, who has been attend.
ing the Shattuck Military school at
Faribault, Mimi, arrived III Billings
last night. His father came up from
Lowell, Wyo., today and after spending
a few days in the city will return to
their ranch home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scovill of Cottonwood,
Mont. arrived in the city Tuesday
evening and met the latter's mother,
Mrs. James Bray, who arrived from
Pawnee City, Neb.. to reside with her
daughter. The return journey was
started overland yesterday.
j. B. Sperry, a prominent cattleman
from Lowell, Wyo., has been spending
a few days in this city, attending to
business matters and buying supplies.
MIR. Sperry says the past winter was
Il of great severity in his section and
caused considerable loss to stock.
LPierre Wibaux, the large cattle owner
Of eastern Montana. accompanied by
his manager, Frank W. Smith, came
up from Wibaux last night and left this
morning for Texas, where they will
purchase several thousand head OF
Texas cattle to ship to Montana.
Miss Lillian Allen, daughter of Mr..
aud Mrs. Fl. M. Allen, returned home
Tuesday night from Tacoma, where she
has been attending the Annie Wright
seminary for the past school year.
Miss Allen has developed great talent
III tho art OF drawing and sketching and
will likely make Il particular study of
the same.
Mis- Bertha Phillips left last night
for California, in which state she will
travel this summer in the interests of
the educational department of j. Fl.
Moore & Go, s publishing house of Chi.
cago. She will attend the National
Teachers association, which meets in
Los Angeles about July Is. The pur.
pose of Miss Phillips trip is to better
fit herself for her work as teacher,
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