The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-08-08
PERSONAL POINTS.

Wv. l.. Linton is III Helena looking
after business affairs.
W Mrs. s. T'riol Of Butte is the guest Of
Mrs. G.. G. Stull in this city.
EWm Rea. Jr the sheep buyer. left
this morning OH a trip to Oregon.
D. G. O'Shea of Red Lodge spent
Sunday in our city on his way east.
M. Solomon, the tailor, was q state
capitalization a few days last week.
n LG. Morrison and wife Of Crow
Agency were Billings visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Cooper OF Bohemian is in
the city visiting Mrs. Paul Mccormick.
Mrs. J. B. Herford and children have
gone 10 the Musselshell country for a
visit.
Chas. Retallick returned a few days
ago from a visit at Omaha, his former
home.
DR.. Henry Chapple and family have
gone owe onto Pryor creek for al
outing.
John D. Losekamp left yesterday for
q months fishing trip IN the Rosebud
country. t7
g. B. Towers, the live stock broker
Of Miles City, wal IN the city. Saturday
on business. "''
Mrs. G. B. Havens Of Alliance, Neb.,
il here on q visit to her mother, Mrs.
W. F. Eilers.
Geo. Handel, Of the firm of Handel
Bros, is in the city from the Mussel.
she'll for a few days.
Major J. X. Edwards, who looks after
Uncle Sans interests at Grow Agency,
was in the city Sunday.
a. G. English Of Helena. assistant
United States prosecuting attorney, had
business in this city Saturday.
W. L. Linton and sou spent several
days last week in the Musselshell coun.
try, returning home Saturday.
0. F. Goddard and family left yes.
terday for q three weeks outing on the
Boulder river near Cooke City.
Capt. j. 9. Bond and M. Hannihan
left Sunday for a months visit to the
Wyoming springs in the Big Horn
basin. p"
A. Morrison of Grow Agency was ip
the city Sunday on his return home
from a visit to St. Paul and Mime.
apolis.
Miss Mae Edwards contemplates a
trip through Wonderland before com.
mencing her school duties in this city
in September.
Rev Jacob Mills and son lett this
morning for Livingston to attend the
annual state conference Of the Montana
Methodist church.
Charles McGirI, who had been here
on a visit to his brother Thos. McGirl,
left for his home il Kansas City, Mo-,
Saturday morning.
Sam Garvin, who has been Oh bis
cattle ranch in Wyoming for several
weesk, is spending a few days with his
family in this city.
Miss Ada Fleuhr, s"tenographer for
the Billings Wholesale Grocery house,
il visiting Mrs. G. r. Lamport on
Bear creek in Carbon county.
Mrs. Chas. W. Forester and daughter,
Miss Georgia Mcdonnell. returned
home this morning from a weeks en-.
joyable visit with Helena friends.
Dr.. j. Sullivan Of Chicago, q cousin
Of Geo. Soule and Mrs. John McTntyre,
spent a couple Of days III the city last
week en- route to the National park.
Mrs. J. E. vanHorne returned to her
home in Livingston Saturday, after u
months pleasant visit to her SONS, d.
p. and H. A. vanHorne in this city.
Dan Boyle, Northern Pacific train.
master, came down from Livingston
Saturday and spent a couple Of days in
Billings visiting his wife and daughter.
Newman Kline Of Glendive, superin.
tendent Of the Yellowstone division Of
the Northern Pacific, was here Sunday
morning to meet President Mellen's
special. -
Mrs. 9. M. Kennedy of Stafford, N.
Y, has arrived in Billings for =
months visit TO her son, H. N. Kenne.
dy, the local agent Of the Northern Pa
cific railroad. So,
B. A. Harlan, deputy assessor Of Carr
hon county, was IN the city Sunday. ]
He was taking his children TO Indian.
apolis, where they will remain for some
time with Mr.. Harlan's sister.
r. j. Coles of York, Neb., who or.
ganized the castle of Royal H%ighlanders
In the city and has been here for sew
eral weeks past, has gone to Helena to
organize q castle and establish q state
office. e-
Mrs. George M, Hays and little son
George, are the guests Of Mr., and Fl.
s. Williston. Don, the eldest son who
fell from q windmill two weeks ago
and was badly hurt, has completely
recovered, -
Mrs, Geo, Havilaud and children and