The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-01
Personal POINTS.

Y q. T. Thomas had business III the
lefty yesterday from Lake Basin.
u N. J.. E. Doty Of Carbonate was u
E~fsiIsf in the city Tuesday night.
//Mrs. Walter Anderson of Red Lodge
Vas q visitor in the city last night.
MI. Chas. w. Harding left yesterday
%adOrDing for a visit to Winfield, Kansas.
o. +. Goddard returned yesterday
ffom y business trip to Salt Lake City.
LH. v. Bailey left this morning for a
few days s%oiourn at Hunters Hot
Springs.
Superintendent Horn Of the Northern
Pacific found occasion to visit Billings
yesterday.
Il. M. Holt and l.. L. Schwanz Of
Miles City were Magic city visitors
Wednesday.
Mike Eischen and wife Of Gilt Edge
were visitors in this busy metropolis
Wednesday.
Frank Golish, Adam Airth and Tom
Wood have returned from a trip through
Wonderland.
Geo. Terisobman aud family arrived
in the city this morning FROM Fort
Yellowstone, Wyo.
Mrs. O. l.. Peavy and daughter If
Carbonate visited in Billings u cou.
pie of days this week.
jas. A. johnson Of Gebo. president
OF the Clarke's Fork Coal company,
was III the city Wednesday.
G. B. Towers, II rustling real estate
and live stock dealer Of Miles City. Ia
in Billings today on business.
Mrs. j. M. Butler and daughter
Florence of Lincoln. are visiting the
formers nephew, W. e. Hassler aud
wife.
Profs. F. w. T%raphagen and W. M.
C0bleiRb Of the Agricultural college at
Bozeman, were visitors III the city yes.
terday.
j. MacGregor returned this morning
from the east, where he bought many
new goods for the Billings Mercantile
company.
F. Fireman, one Of the prominent
merchants Of Red Lodge, attended to
business matters in this metropolis
Wednesday.
Professor McCloud Of Livingston
found some attraction which drew his
presence to Billings for a couple of
days this week.
e. Fl. Buchanan, representing the
Bittner Theater company, which In to
fill All engagement here tair week, vas
III the city yesterday.
Miss Laura B. Carnes, Que Of the
southside school teachers, will arrive
in Billings tonight from her home in
University Place, Neb.
Senator 9. o. Gruwell and youngest
Son have returned from a trip to the
Shields valley where ths former has
5000 head Of sheep gazing.
10. N. Newman and Mr.. aud Mrs. A.
q. Ford arrived home this morning
from Virginia City where they atten-
ded the Montana pioneer settlers re.
union.
G. J. Woodbridge and 0. p. Fulton
and their families have returned to
their homes in Beatrice, Neb., after a
couple Of weeks visit to the family Of
H. B. Segur.
Miss Cora Edwards, one Of the new
teachers Of the Billings public schools
and a sister Of Miss Mae Edwards. ar.
in the city last night from Jew.
ell City, Kan.
CChas. Green and wife of Mt. Pleas.
ant, Iowa, departed for their home this
morning after a pleasant visit to their
daughter, Mrs. o. F. Scott and Mrs.
Bills in this city.
Vigo Iceberg left yesterday morning
for Miles City, where he will assist in
4 drug store for Il couple at months,
after which he will 90 on east, where
be- expects to remain. l
Miss Ella Hood of Alliance, Neb
returned to Billings last night to re.
sumo her duties az teacher III the pub. J
ic school. She enjoyed u very pleas.
mt summer vacation.
T. F. Mclaughlin. who has been Gu.
yaEed with the A. u. Baboook Hard
ware company, for the past six months, :
this morning for Chicago
where he will remain. i
I)r. W. A. Allen md family and DR.. :
v o. Allen and bride are at home .
'fter a three weeks s~oiourn i'll the Big J,
Horn country. in Wyoming. They re-. !
)ort a pleasant outing.
Miss Eta A. Robinson of Cedar
Falls, Ia., arrived in the city yesterday !
morning aud is ready to enter upon her q
a. high school teacher in the :
Billings public schools. \
Miss Kate and Marguerite Fillmore,
daughters Of Mike Gilmore. the railroad u
contractor, arrived in the city =
esterday from Spokane and will spend '
few days with friends. :
MISS n,nouuo1l ic l., tLa ostu ,,ia;t;,u :