The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-26
Personal POINTS.

John Mccullough of Gebo was a city
visitor Wednesday.
o. q. Mills left this morning on
business trip to Red Lodge.
j. R. Painter and family of Sunlight
Wyo., are visiting in the city.
E. E. Crawford, the sheepman from
Shawmut, is in Billings today.
Harry Scott of the firm of Scott Bros.
of Lavina, is spending a few days il
the city.
Mrs. G. w. Forester left the first oil
the week for a visit to her former home
in Valley City, N. D.
F. H. Benjamin, solicitor for the
Helena independent, was in the city
several days this week.
J. E. Edwards, the prosperous mer.
chant of Junction, is taking in the
county seat sights today.
Mrs. A. M. Peters and family left
last week to spend the summer OIL their
ranch on Red Lodge creek.
+ Mrs. W. ]. Haynes. and Mrs. E. L.
Fenton of Laurel were shopping with
Billings merchants yesterday.
G. G. Hunt and p. J. Conway. two
representative citizens of Gebo, were in
the city yesterday on business.
w. M. Purvis arrived in Billings
Wednesday and has gone to work in the
First National bank as stenographer.
G. K. Brown, A. E. Flager and W.
H. Hawson of Red Lodge were taking
in thu sights of the Magic City Wenes-
day.
M. M. Potter of Helena, travelling
freight agent Of the Milwaukee road,
was here Wednesday on railroad bust
ness.
J. B. Elliott has returned to Billings
for a short visit with his family after a
trip to his sheep ranch in Fergus
county.
G. H. Schissler, a well-known sheep
MAI of the northern country. whose
%postoffice is Corinth, came in yesterday
on business.
Matt Murphy, the cattle king from
St. Paul, is looking after matters in
Billings pertaining to the Murphy
Cattle company.
Mrs. Harry P. Ryan has returned
parents at Superior, Neb., and also to
friepds in Denver, Gel.
Mrs. Elizabeth Greene of St. Paul
has arrived in Billings and will spend
the summer as the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Nat. G. Carwile.
A. L. Mitchell, solicitor for the
Butte Inter Mountain, visited Billings
again Wednesday, securing a number of
new subscribers for his paper.
J. Rosenthal, ahead of the Sands &
Astley's English circus, was in the city
yesterday making arrangements for the
appearance of his show here on Mon
day, June IL.
Fl. G. Lowell, the cattleman from
Lowell, Wyo., is spending a few days
in the city. He reports cattle as hav-
ing withstood the winter remarkably
we'll in his part of the country.
G. J. and G. o. Hysham of Ran
chester, Wyo., we're in the city yester-
day receiving ten cars of cattle which
had been shipped in from the west and
will be placed on their range in Wyom-
John Walsh, the well-known whole
sale grocery merchant of Butte, who
was interested for a short time with 0.
r. Mills in the Billings Wholesale
Grocery house, visited our city yester-
day.
George T. Lamport left for his Bear
creek ranch Wednesday morning and
family will follow him in a few
days. The people of Billings wish
them abundant success and prosperity |
in their new home.
H.. B. Segur, the rustling general
agent for the Burlington. returned this
morning from a northern trip in time
take the special party of Burlington
officials in charge and show
them about the city.
Phil Daniels of Butte and Fl. F.
of Helena, freight representa-
tives for the Burlington in Montana,
down last night and spent today
getting acquainted with the special
party of freight officials from the east.
Herbert o. Emery and Mrs. Lillian
Shepherd, both of Bridger, were united
marriage Tuesday evening at the
Congregational parsonage by Rev. W.
D. Clark. They left the following
morning for their future home in
Bridger.
George Small Of Sheridan, a musician
of the First Wyoming regiment, was in
the city this morning en- route home
from the Philippines. MI. Small was
wounded in the leg In a battle with the
and was sent home on an
honorable discharge.
W. w. Johnston of Beatrice, Neb.,