The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-10-13
Personal POINTS.

Clere and Will Battams, prominen,
sbeepmen Of Higbfield. arejn the city
Miss Lora Gbddp,e will depart to.
morrow for Des A6ines, Iowa, to attend
school.
Assistant superintendent Mutt of
Ysheridan has been il the city a couple
Of days this week.
DIR. Traphagen, Of the Montana Agri.
Cultural college at Bozeman. was in
the city yesterday.
]. L. Bentley, commercial agent of
the Burlington at Deadwood. s. D.,
was a Billings visitor yesterday.
Oscar Stephens. the big cattleman Of
Fort Maginnis, has been IN the city this
week, shipping cattle to the eastern
market.
Mrs. M. H. Tompkipsand daughter.
Martha, have r4urpS6 to Billings after
spending severi{}> months visiting in
Kansas.
MRS. D. E. Jones leaves tomorrow for
Des Moines aud Jefferson, Iowa, where
she will visit relatives for three or four
months.
MA. Church. formerly a resident Of
Billings, is here from Pass Creek,
Wyo., on a visit to his brother, Sam
Church.
j. w. Hathaway Of Livingston, who
looks aftor Uncle Sans interests in the
internal revenue line, was in the city
Wednesday.
MRS. Bell, wife Of the City Engineer
Bell of Bloomington, ILL.,, was in the
city this week, visiting the family of
@. II. Barstow.
Mrs. Fl. N. KennedI respects to leave
Monday f1r a y;st with friends in
Livingston as1ena and Butte Of a
couple of weeks duration.
Contractor F. j. McShane Of Omaha,
who has done considerable grading
work for the Burlington on its different
lines, was in the city Wednesday night.
j. G. Mccarthy, the coal magnate Of
Chestnut, who is also heavily interest
ed in the Clarke Fork Coal company,
was a Billings visitor Wednesday
night.
I Fl. Lowther of Roundup was in the
City yesterday on his return from Chi
cago, where he shipped several cars Of
cattle last week, receiving II good price
for them.
DR.. Q. W. Hack, a surgeon in the U.
s. army, formerly stationed at Fort
Yellowstone, Wyo., was a Billings Wis
itor Wednesday. The doctor was on
his way to Fort Mead, s. D., having
beer transferred to that post.
Mrs. Will H. Miller Of CaAar Rapids,
iowa, is visiting her mother, Mrs. I.
stockwell, il thjs< oity and will also
visit her sis bps: the Mrs. Fred and
George W. Handel Of Musselsl.ell. She
will remain about two months.
Hon. Henry Clay Evans, commits
Of pensions. was all east bound
passenger on Tuesday mornings North
ern Pacific train. The prominent Ken
tuckian has been taking q brief respite
official cares by a little .launt
across the mountains.
Major VIM. Panton is in Billings
again for a visit to relatives, returning
rom a trip to Portland and a hunting
expedition in Lake Chelan. Wash. He
will continue bis journey homeward to
Ontario, next week, and will
90 on another hunting trip. it bong
necessary for him to spend most of his
lime in the open air OH account Of his
health.
g. V. Peck, a former resident Of
Billings, who is now engaged in con-
,entrating work at the smelters in
Helena. is in the city shaking
lands with old friends. Mr.. Peck ia
|lso Interested in the manufacture of :
in Chicago, and was in :
johannesburg a few years ago selling q
same and is acquainted with the :
difficulties in that republic. .