The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-03-28

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Everybody is cordially invited to
come to the pie social at the M. E.
parsonage Oh Friday evening. March
81.
Go to W. B. George for fire and ac-
cident insurance. He represents the
largest line Of fire insurance companies
in the state.
p. H. Scanlan, travelling passenger
agent Of the Milwaukee road, was
working up railroad business in this
city yesterday.
III. B. Segur returned Saturday
night after a week spent in the central
portion of the state in the interest of
the Burlington.
20. F. Goddard, wife and daughter,
Miss Lora, visited III Helena Saturday
and heard the grand concert by Sousa's
celebrated band.
Mr.. and Mrs. il. Harrington leave
Thursday for Superior, Neb., where
they will visit relatives and friends for
a week or ten days.
IHDeputy County Clerk Will Morse
Vas been under the weather. and his
brother is assisting County Clerk Car
vile for a few days.
Next Monday will be. held the city
election. If you have not registered do
40 before Thursday night or you will
not be allowed to vote./
The milliners are holding their
Easter openings and on next Sunday
the women of Billings will be logged
out in their new headgear.
H. G. Steers and wife and w. J..
Haynes and wife of Laurel we're inter-
ested spectators of Morrison S 'tFaust"
III this city Saturday night.
,zB. P. Jonas of San Francisco, a
friend Of the Bennighoffs, has accepted
a position with the Billings Water
Power company as electrician.
1t is reported that Joe S~teinhauser,
formerly a brakeman on the Rocky
Fork branch, contemplates embarking
in business in Gebo OF Bridger.
j. A. Eyler of Omaha, a stock So
licitor for the Burlington, made a fly
ing trip to Billings, coming in last
night and leaving this morning.
The story concerning the reported
fortune left Mrs. David Ashcroft Of
Carbonate for having befriended a
peddler has proven Of fake origin.
Il. E. Williams and a Mr.. Cook aY.
rived in Billings a few days ago from
La Porte, Mich. They are lpokinghver
this valley with a view to l4catjng.
dan Boyle came down from Liv-
ingston Saturday, visiting with his
family over Sunday. Mr.. Boyle is we'll
pleased with his new position Of train
master.
&C. Emmerich of Glendive, claim
agent for the Northern Pacific, was in
the city yesterday attending to railroad
matters. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Emmerich.
The Carbon county Sentinel is au-
thority for the statement that Frank
Mccormick will soon make Gebo his
home and expects to remove his wife
from this city.
DIR. A. CLARK left Sunday night for
Helena to attend court, his case against
the state board of medical examiners
being called up before Judge Smith in
that city today.
7Mrs. S~teingrueber and daughter,
MIS-. Dickenmueller, of Hebron. N. D.,
are the guests of their daughter and
sister, Mrs. Peter Peroe in this city for
a few weeks visit.
Fred Bachelor expects to assume
his duties as deputy sheriff Of Carbon
county about the 1st of May, having as
his territory the coal camps of Bridger,
Carbonate and Gebo.
<Twenty Migrants faced Police
Judge Mann yesterday morning, being
Sundays roundup. Seven were put to
work on the streets, while the re.
mainder were turned loose.
Miss Anna Wallace, a sister of
Mrs. w. H. Smith, arrived in Billings
a few days ago from Kansas for a visit
to the latter. Miss Wallace visited here
a year ago and made many friends and
acquaintance.