The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-05-19
PERSONAL POINTS.


Billings visitor today. .
Geo. Milburn of Miles City was a
Billings visitor today.
Mrs. Geo. Hubbard is visiting friends
at PARK City and vicinity.
F. II. Hathhorn was a professional
visitor at Grow Agency yesterday.
Sydney Fox, the bright young attor-
ney Of Big Timber, wa here today. )
P. ]. Conway and A. J. Friel of
Gebo were doing Billings yesterday.
County Superintendent Gwen F..
Burla is visiting the Columbus schools
today.
Dr. and Mrs. Chapple have returned
from a weeks %sojourn at Hunters Hot
Springs.
M. E. Knowles of Helena, state vet
erinarian, was here Wednesday on Off
cial business.
Assistant Superintendent H. @. Mutt
Of Sheridan was a railroad visitor in
Billings yesterday.
w. M. Johnston returned Wednesday
from a ten days. trip into Wyoming on
professional business.
Conductor O'Brien of the Northern
Pacific passenger run has removed to
Billings from Forsyth.
Prof. Oscar J. Craig, president of the
State university at Missoula, was a
Billings visitor Wednesday.
s. H. Bauman, one of the proprietors
of the Great Falls commercial college,
was a Billings business visitor Wednes-
day.
County Commissions Pat Lavelle of
Columbus brought his grip and stayed
a couple of days in the county seat this
week.
E. B. Camp, a member of the Camp
Mercantile company Of Laurel, was a
business visitor in the county metro.
polls yesterday.
Mrs. Tom Sayles of Park City re.
turned home yesterday after a few
days visit to her husband, Deputy
Sheriff Sayles, in Billings.
Miss Josie Bollig of Creston, Ia, az
rived in Billings Wednesday night and
will make quite an extended visit to
her sister, Mrs. J. @. McKune.
Eli Perkins, the well-known humor.
list, stopped in Billings again Wednes-
day night on his return east from a trip
to Butte and other Montana points.
"Skew" johnson, who halls from
Miles City and represents the stock
shipping department of the Northern
Pacific railroad for this portion of Mon
tana. was here yesterday.
John T. Murphy, the Helena CATTLE
man. was in the city this week max
ing arrangements for receiving $4,000
head of cattle, which his company re.
Gently purchased, and which will reach
Billings about June IS.
John Thumbo Of Thermopolis, Wyo.,
spent a couple of days in the city this
week. Mr.. Thumbo is interested in
the new banking institution to be
located at Bridger by Wyoming parties,
and will be it's cashier.
Frank J. Cole, master mechanic for
the Bridger Coal company, accompanied
by his wife and son, came down from
Bridger Tuesday night en- route to Butte
whittier they had been called by the
sudden death of Mr.. Coles father.
Mrs. Paul Mccormick and children
left yesterday morning for a visit to
her son, Paul, who is attending All
Hallows college at Salt Lake. They
will remain in that city until school
closes, when they will be accompanied
home by Paul.
E. O. Railsback, who has been in
Chicago all winter gaining further
knowledge of the wool BUSINESS around
the wool houses. returned home last
night. He will represent the wool
commission house of Lewis & Go. Of
Chicago this summer in Billings.
Jake L. DeHart, the popular ex-
sheriff of Sweet Grass county, was
down from Big Timber a couple Of days
this week. While here he had the
pleasure of visiting his father, who
represents the Minneapolis Transfer
company and had come in from Living
ston.