The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-11-28
PERSONAL POINTS.

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Mrs. s. J. Bailey Of Gebo ia visiting
friends in Billings.
j. @. Neill Of junction was taking in
the sights Of a busy city yesterday.
A. H. Davis and j. w. McMaster Of
Red Lodge were city visitors today.
.Col. II. W. Rowlsy'is looking after
business mattersGp~Bu Butt this week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. O. Ryan Of the Mus.
selshell were visitors in the city yester.
day.
hBurton Harris, q merchant Of Red
Is %transaoting business in the
city,
Mrs. L. H. Parkes@ was called to
Butte Butte Sunday disb'>by the illness Of +"
Judge Mcintosh Of Red Lodge Ia here
on a visit to his daughter, Mrs. A. M.
Peters.
q. B. Garter. the new sheep baron
from the Musselshell, is spending a few
days in the city.
Q. D. Camp Of the Camp Mercantile
company Of Laurel, was doing business
III Billings yesterday
Sheriff Geo. W.. Hubbard expects to
lenve in a week OF tes days for a visit
to his old home in Illinois.
Miss Mabel Coffeen returned to her
home in Sheridan Saturday afternoon
after a visit to Miss May Mccormick.
Theo. l.. Ringwalt, secretary and
treasurer Of the Clarke Fork Goal Min.
ing Co., Of Gebo, was in the city last
night.
A. X. Irwin Of Butte, president OF the
Billings Mercantile company, arrived
in the city this morning on his annual
visit to the store.
Homer D. Br9dt, clerk toll. B. So.
CUR, general agfnt Qt~the Burlington,
left last week tcf a visit to his old
home at Beatrice. Neb.
II. M. Hunt, who has been conduct.
ing Benjamin's studio, left yesterday
for his home near Columbus, Ohio, bo.
ing called there by the death Of his
mother.
Mrs. Lilly Osgood Of Chicago is in
the city visiting the families Of her
uncles. Thomas T.. and W L. Linton.
She has been visiting in Helena for u
couple Of months.
ED RICKETTS,, formerly q butcher Of
this city, but now residing in Bridger,
was shaking hands with old friends
Sunday. He left yesterday for a REQ.
reation at Hunters Hot Springs.
Geo. soule has gone to Iowa for q
weeks visit, at the end Of which time
he will return home accompanied by
Mrs. Soule. who has been visiting IN
that state for a couple of months.
Vim. Rea, Jr., the sheep buyer and
feeder from st. Paul, who has many
thousand head Of sheep wintering in
this valley, came down from Big Tim
Der Saturday, leaving Sunday morning
for the east.
Hon. W. B. Rodgers Of Helena,
United States district attorney, was a
Billings visitor yesterday, having come
far with Mrs. Rodgers, who was
on her way to Illinois to visit during
the holidays.
State Senator 9. II. Eggleston Of An.
aoonda, the popular and able associate
editor Of the Standard, Is q business
IN the city today and The Ga.
zette acknowledges a pleasant call from
the gentleman.
T.. r. Kinds, the sewer contractor,
down from Butte yesterday. He
was we'll pleased with the progress Of
the work Oh the north side city sewer,
he thinks will be completed be-
fore Christmas IL good weather pre-.
walls.
| Mayor Chris Yegen departed this
morning Oh a weeks yjsitto New York
and other eastern pis!es, where he will
attend to busihesF matters for his firm.
Mr.. Yegen EXPECTS to return IN time to
over the council meeting on
Dec. B,
MI, and Mrs. Hilger OF Lowistown
we're in the city Sunday, being on their
way to tho Hawaiian Islands, where
hey will spend the winter. Several
llutF IehIuSuts VI WV iufkNN eo"bsy
,arital ara going across the Pacific for
jhe winter,
JAS, B. Elliot. the no ma W .
,ome Ii In this ~, hi III Ia
interests Nre In 10 ns III va mtaa
on n jnurn No. say q Atlantic
,eean, On Saturdr hi viii take pas
'age from New York City on the Cam
,ania. ope of the Cunard line steamers,
or Scotland, on q visit 10 his old home.
which no hns not visited sinp" no lett
or Amarioa twenty wears agn MI,
sll,ott IL prepared Tor the many planaes
which no knows have taken plnpa NJ
no old home since TINT time. The
has made many changes tor him
eli also, Since coming To America he
|as had his uEs and downs, but the pnst
CIV years have treated him we'll, aud