The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-12-29
BILLINGS, MONTANA.
PERSONAL POINTS.

Nh. B. Segur, the B. & M. general
agent, was a Red Lodge visitor yester-
day.
Tom Hogan. the Northern Pacific
freight "rustler," is off into Wyoming
on business.
Miss Dora Draper is spending the
holidays with her friend, Miss Alice
Mccormick.
Sam Deverill and wife of Laurel
spent a couple of days with Billings
friends this week.
superintendent Horn. accompanied
by his chief clerk, were looking after
railroad affairs in this city Wednesday.
miss Harriet Mallon returned to her
home in Livingston today after q sew.
eral days visit to Mrs. T. j. Bouton in
this city.
W. E. Hassler returned Wednesday
night from a visit to Pawnee City,
Neb. Mrs. Hassler will return in about
four weeks.
Dan Boyle was down from Living
ston Wednesday on business connected
with the train system Of the Northern
Pacific railroad.
Roy Matheson went to Red Lodge
Tuesday for a weeks visit to his father,
j. D. Matheson, editor Of the Carbon
County Democrat.
Miss Agnes Mains, stenographer for
the Mccormick Mercantile company,
spent a few days this week with her
parents in Red Lodge.
4 DR.. Corwin and brother Of Park City
We're Billings visitors yesterday. They
are the recent arrivals in that place and
will soon embark in the drug business.
Mrs. Larson and daughter Mabel of
Helena are guests at the home of Hon.
A. L. Babcock in this city. and were
guests at the Babcock reception last
night.
Geo. T. Beck. manager of Buffalo
Bills interest at Cody, Wyo.. was III
the city Tuesday night en- route to his
Wyoming home from an eastern bust.
ness trip.
Mrs. Alley Smith and daughter, Miss
Bessie Of Dayton, Wyo., arrived in the
city Wednesday night for a visit to Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. G. Williams, who are old
Wyoming friends.
P. M. Gallaher left Tuesday for a
visit to his mining interests il the Bear
Greek district. He oontemplates a visit
to the Sunlight district in Wyoming be-
fore returning home.
LIS. W. Bellanger Of Superior, Wis, a
brother Of Mrs. Portus Baxter, arrived
in Billings tho firststof the week to
make this city MS future home. He
will assist in tM new drugstore of Will
liams & Baxter.
Forest H. Young, one Of the substan.
tial citizens Of Park City, made the
county seat a visit yesterday. In the
evening lie was initiated into the Wood.
men of World lodge. being piloted
through the dark forest to the light.
Miss Lois Fagaly returned this morn.
ing from a visit to her friend, Miss
Maude Boyle at Livingston. Miss
Boyle is home for the holidays and will
probably visit Billings friends for a few
days before returning to her school
studies at Evanston, III.
Little George aud Dorothy Meeks of
Pasco, WASH, are guests Of the Bennig-
hott families at the Grand. Their
mother. who is n niece of Geo. F. and
Andy Benniahoff, has been quite sick
with fever in Pasoo, but is now improv.
ing. She will be remembered by many
of our people AZ having visited here
several months the early part Of this
year.
DIR. Henry Chapple and family left
yesterday morning for Los Angeles.
CAL, and will spend the winter near
that place, or at the Catalina Islands.
off the coast. They do not expect to
return to Billings until about the first
Of May or June, when it is believed the
doctors health will be fully restored.
Everyone in Billings hopes the doctor
and his family will spend a pleasant
winter and be much benefited by the
change. DR.. Armstrong and niece will
occupy the Chapple residence during
their absence.