The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-08-29
PERSONAL POINTS.

iSAN'Vtnh AoANlNs . .
W l.. M. Hungerford made Il business
trip to Red Lodge yesterday.
Attorney g. l.. Merrill Of Bpidger
was n Billings visitor Saturday.
Fl. Il. Clement and family have re-.
turned home from their summer outing.
Henry barley, the Wyoming stock.
man. IL spending n few days Ia tho
city
Hon. W. II. Norton OF Columbus ut.
tended to business matters IN Billings
Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. W. Hubbard and ehildlen
returned yesterday from Il visit near
Park City.
A. M, Voolfolk. the large flock.
master Of Barott, had business In this
city. Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. L. W. Humphrey visit.
ed Ii Helena over Sunday and witness.
ed the ball games.
A. J. Gilsdorf left Sunday for Hunt.
er,H Hot Springs ut which place his
wife IL %sojourning.
LF, B. Connolly and fAmily returned
Friday night from II eamping ~sojourn
on the Grow reservation,
Ben Hager, manager OF the Montana
Sandstone quarry ut Columbus was u
county seat visitor Sunday.
Mi. and Mrs. Marshall Of Lawrence,
Kansas, IRE here Oh Il visit 10 their
daughter, Mrs. Frank Ramsey.
The families Of g. M. Barr and W.
l.. Linton returned yesterday from an
outing at Hunters Hot Springs.
Dan Boyle, Northern Pacific train.
master, was down from Livingston
Sunday on Il visit to his family
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 4. Ford, old settlers
III Montana, have gone to Virginia City
to attend the meeting Of pioneers.
MI. and Mrs. Roe Emery Of Bridger
were III the city Saturday night on
their way to visit relatives at BoSe.
man.
Mrs. M. l.. fioyt Of Boxeman will
arrive Ia the city this afternoon for u
visit to her sister, Mrs. Paul MeCor.
mick.
M. j.. johnson aud mother Of Noun.
tain Side stopped IN Billings Saturday
night while Oh route home from q Walt
to Cello.
no. N. Newman Of this city Ia III vis.
Rinia City, Mont, this week, attending
the sneeeing Of the pioneer settlers Of
the state.
VIII Spelry, who has been working
for the coal company at Blidger, came
down last week and will remain here
for the present.
W. B. Calhoun aud Miss Alice Walk
returned home last evening from a
three weeks visit to the Cory ranch Ia
Sunlight basin.
1T. H. Parker IL visiting bis family In
this city after Il business trip TO tho
various Indian agencies with which hla
firm has beef contracts.
Miss Lem platt, after a visit 10 her
parents IN this city, has returned 10
Washington to resume her duties az
teaoher Of u school near Tacoma,
W. b. Hill, manager Of tho eonstruo.
ton Of the irrigation ditch on the Grow
reservation, visited In Billings yostes.
day accompanied by A, II. q. Greene
Of Grow Agouoy.
Mrs. II. W. Bryan OF Chestnut Ia IN
the city today visiting tho family Of
her brothor.in.law, Frank Bryan, Mrs,
Bryan IN on her way 10 ~, Louis to
visit relatives.
II, Il, Thoms and wife departed this
morning Tor their future home In apo-
kane, whore Mr., Thoms goes 10 accept
II lucrative position with the Spokane
Dry Goods company,
y. q, Hathhopn, who has been In tho
city sometime Waiting his brother, y,
II, Hathh0rn, left this morning for
kiykaville, Mo-, 10 resume his studies
at tho sehool of osteopathy,
Father M, j, Murphy, one al the
professors In All Hall0ws college Nv
Salt Lake City, IN a guest of the family
OF Paul Mccormick, while on p0Nte
home from IN eastern spip,
Mrs. A, p, Smith returned h0mp
Saturday from Butte, where she atr
tended the grand lodge OF the Degree al
Homer, tha ladies auxiliary 0t the A,
@, y, W., NJ which she was elected
grand usher,
Walter HIoWA, son af Mia, Nina u,
Browne, returned haMa this m0vaiHR
from Minneapolis, where he has baaA
visiting relatives fM tho past three
m0Aths. Walter Ind a very pleasant
time and WIS somewhat l0ath "a IatNvA