Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-24
Doings in Billings.

w III ouOIl OIL LIVINGSTON SunOdycQ IN
the Magic city.
Sydney Fox, the Big Timber attorney,
is here on court business.
Harry Scott of Lavina is looking after
business matters in the Magic city.
j. w. Vaughan is home from a trip to
his old stamping grounds in Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Nye of Livingston
visited in Billings Sunday. the guests of
their son, William.
Mrs. F.. l.. Mann returned home Sat
urday afternoon from a visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Steers of Park City.
Mrs. Borgers has returned from a visit
to her husband Engineer Borgers, who
has been located at Garrison lately.
Mrs. DR.. Fox and Mrs. Kagy of Red
Lodge We're among those who witnessed
l. Tosca" Saturday night in Billings.
A. M. Peters returned Saturday night
from a trip to Carbonate. He says the
shutdown of the mines is only tempor-
airy.
Senator c. c. Bowler and wife of Red
Lodge We're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cass Prudhomme in this city over Sun
day.
John B.. Clayberg, of the law firm of
Clayberg, Gum & Co.. of Helena, was in
the city yesterday.
H. b. Sesur and son Harry, returned
home Sunday night from a trip through
the northern part of this county and
Fergus county.
Walter II. Graves. c.. G. Hoyt, A. G.
Greene and w. b. Hill Of Crow Agency,
were in Billings Saturday night to see
La Tosca.'
Miss Edythe ". Gamble will leave the
latter part of the month for Salt Lake
City, where she will spend the ulnmer
visiting a sister.
DR.. w. A. Allen returned Sunday from
a professional trip through Fergus coun-
ty, on which he was accompanied by DR..
Reisland, the oculist.
Jas. A. Johnson, president of The
Clarke's Fork Coal of Gebo.
spent Saturday in the city on business
and took occasion that night to witness
LA Tosca.'
Roger J. Fleming of Red Lodge is in
the city hobnobbing with friends. He is
feeling no i'll effects from the broken
finger received in the ball game with Bill
ings last Tuesday.
Rev.A. Carswell left Saturday morn
ing for Helena, where he is attending the
annual convocation of the Episcopal
church, which will! be in session until to-
morrow night.
Park City furnished a theater party fro
this city Saturday evening to see the
production of La Tosca." comprising
Jos. f. Bessette and wife and Henry
Steers and wife.
Mrs. j. E. Edwards, wife of the new
Crow agent OF the Crow Indians. came up
JuIStioIi SATURDAY ana went GOWN
to Crow Agency that morning to make
her future home.
l.. V. Wertheimer, who travels for the
produce eand fruit commission firm of J.
u. Oppenheimer & Co., of Butte, was in
the city yesterday accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Lillian.
Sam Gebo and family of Red Iodra
were Billings visiturs Sunday. Mr.. Cello
wa sen route home from Hot Springs.
Ark. where he has been for some time
70 rthe benefit of his health.
Mrs. Fred FREEMAN of Gebo is in the |
city visiting her sister. Mrs. Roy G. But
Ter. Mrs. FREEMAN will assist the local
talent in the presentation of the comic
opera "Erminie' or Friday night.
Mrs. Soudan Of Gebo, Mrs. Reiss of Hell
ena and Mrs. Simonsen of Absorakee
spent several days in Billings last week
as the guests of Mrs. Roy G. Butler. be- !
ing mother and sisters, respectively, of
the latter.
Walter H. Martin, editor of the Carbon
County Sentinel, C. c. Hunt, J. J. Hol-
and niece, Miss Edith, all of C;ebo.
We're seen among the audience at the
of La Tosca" in this clty
Saturday night.
Mrs. Wells B. Smith, a former resident
of Billings. but now of jamestown, N.
y is the guest of Mrs. c.. NJ. Child. Mrs.
Smith has recently fallen heir to an
estate in Livingston. left her by an uncle.
Charles Rack, one of the oldest inhab-
of Billings, who has watched its
growth and development, leaves this
week for Los Angeles, CAL, to make that
place his future home. The best wishes
Of everyone in town go with him.
Mrs. John Mccullough and Mrs. J.. W..
Johnston of Gebo are in Billings for a.
days, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
5. Hammond. They were members of
The Gebo party that attended the pre-
of La Tosca" Saturday night.
Mrs. J. B. Waltz. late of Bozeman, wife