Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-03

ings Saturday night from Lewistown,
leaving yesterday for a several weeks
visit to Chicago.
Attorney A. P. Stark of Livingston
spent yesterday in Billings meeting old
friends and acquaintances. He left this
morning with the Billings contingent for
Custer battlefield.
Henry Mueller, president of the Cen
%tennial Brewing company of Butte, was
in the city yesterday on business pertain
ing to the Billings brewery, of which he
is the prime mover.
VIM. Ferguson, who was injured at
Bridger last week and then brought to
Billings, was sent to Butte Friday even
ing, where he will be cared for, having
relatives in the smoky city.
Mrs. G.. w Hamilton and children of
Livingston spent Sunday in the city with
bill clerk. Mr.. Hamilton will remove his
family to Billings about June 90.
Mrs. Foster. for several years primary
teacher OF the north side school in Bill
1ngs, has gone to Whitehall, Mont, where
she Will remain with her husband, not
havlng applied for a position next year.
Chlef Dispatcher McCloud and Train
master Dan Boyle came down from Liv-
lnsston last night and are sitting as an
examining board for operators ana
agents as to the new book of rules pro-
mulgated by the Northern Pacific.
Mrs. w. l.. Selvidge returned Satur-
day from Helena, where she visited rela-
tlves and friends. While in the capital
city she attended several OF the Critten-
ton evangelistlo meetings and reports
them being a grand success.
Col. r.. c. Waters, formerly %proprie-
tor of the Grand hotel in this city, but
who now runs the steamboat on the Yell
loWstone lake in the National park. WIS
here over Sunday. He is interested in the
Lake Basin Sheep company.
John r. Stout, editor of the Dawson
County Review. came up from Glendive
TINS morning and went down to Custer
battleheld. He was accompanied thus
far by Mrs. Stout, who was on her way
to Townsend to visit relatives.
Mayor VIM. Lalkin and wife of Red
Lodge visited in Billings Friday night
While en- route to Iowa for a couple of
weeks sojourn. They were accom-
panied by the formers mother, Mrs. Lar
kin, who had been visiting her son in
Red Lodge.
l. D. O'Donnell. chairman OF the ex-
ecutlVe committee of the. national irri-
cation congress, left Sunday for Wichita.
Kan, to attend the trans-Mississippi ir-
that city yesterday. Mr.. O'Donnell will
see that the meeting Of his congress in
Missoula, this state. is well advertised.
Superintendent Kline Of the Yellow
stone division of the Northern Pacific
and Chief Clerk Hamilton Of G4endive,
assisted by Conductor H. l.. Miller. have
been in the city the past three lays ex-
aiming all train employees on the new
book of rules. The examinations were
held in tourist car No. 495, which was set
out in the yards for that purpose.
Miss Laura B. earns, one of the Bill
ings teachers, left yesterday for a few
days visit to her sister at Rapid City, S.
D., and will then go to her home in Uni
versity, Place, Neb. Miss Hood, an.
other teacher, also departed yesterday
and, en- route to her home at Chadron
Neb., will spend a few days at Hot
Springs, S. d. Both young ladies have
given splendid satisfaction in their work
and nav been ~re-engaged for another
term. 1t is hoped that their summer va
cation may prove a recreation for them.