The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-12-08
Personal POINTS.

ghief Of Police Bond was a Helena
visitor this week.
G. DeMaris and wife Of Cody. Wyo.,
Earo visiting in the city.
Mis-. Mary Griffin of Junction visited
Mends in Billings this week.
LH. l.. Williams Of Junction has been
greeting Billings friends this week.
"a. Lehfeldt and Harry Scott were in
the city Wednesday from their Lavina
homes.
~Miss Grace McWhirk has returned
home/from Hot Springs, Ark. greatly
improved IN health.
wv. G. Burnett, a former resident Of
Billings, but now of Sheridan, was il
the city Wednesday.
W Karl Simmons. the Northern Pacific
land solicitor, was here yesterday going
out to the Musselshell.
A. Campbell, sub-agent of the Grow
IfndiaDs, was in from the Pryor creek
reservation Wednesday.
Theo. L. Ringwalt Of Gebo was III the
city yesterday on his way home from a
visit to his family in Omaha.
Fred E. Miller, a clerk in the gov
eminent service at Crow Agency, was a
visitor in Billings Wednesday.
+. B. Connolly departed yesterday
for a visit to qalyx1 ILL.,, expecting to
be absent until utter the holidays.
LIB. P. Van Horne Of Livingston,
father Of D. P. and H. A. Van Horne,
is in the city Oh a visit to his sons.
". B. George and HIN. Allen went
TO Helena "Wednesday morning, being
summoned as NUnited States grand
Jurors.
l. d. O'Donnell returned Wednesday
from Helena where he attended the
meeting Of the state board Of sheep
commissioners.
DR.. W. H. Campbell of Livingston,
state senator from Park county, is in
the city today shaking hands with
numerous friends.
Judge A. H. Barrett of Butte, grand
master OF the A. +. & A. M. OF Mon.
tana. passed through Billings yesterday
morning for Hot Springs, Ark.
]. E. Morse Of Boston, who repre-
sented Harding & Caverly OIL the Bill
ings wool market the past season, was
in he city yesterday on his way east
from a s~ojourn Oh the coast.
Mrs. O. F. Goddard and son, Wilbur,
left yesterday morning fol>Des Moines.
Mr.. Goddard land Daughter will join
them in about fwo>~eeks, and the fam.
lily will spend Christmas and the holt
days with Miss Lora in that city.
Mrs. David Scott of Gilt Edge, wife
of the gentleman who intended starting
a democratic paper at Red Lodge, but
| was kissed of. was in the city We'd.
nesday Ell route to Omaha, where MI.
Scott went several weeks ago to buy his
plant.
John Rowley, one Of the prominent
w%oolgrowers OF the Flatwillow. visited
in Billings yesterday. He was en- route
home from a trip to Omaha. Mr..
Rowley was greatly pleased at the wool
outlook and only hopes the high prices
will stand until next season.
Phil Grein, manager Of the Billings
Brewing company, visited Miles City
this week for the purpose of examining
into the maritsso the 'artesian water at
that place. Tie brewing company ex-
poets to sink y we'll and strike water
about the same level in this city.
J. B. Welcome Of Butte, who has
come into so much prominence lately,
was a passenger on Wednesday q east
bound Northern Pacific train, bound for
Washington. His trip east had some
thing to do, no doubt, with the contest
ing Of Senator W. A. Clark's seat.
Helena Herald: Fred E. Miller,
formerly Of Helena, now assistant clerk
IN the United States Indian service at
the Grow agency, is il town renewing
old acquaintance. Mr. Miller is here
on business connected with a whisky
case tried before him as United States
commissioner, now being heard in the
United States court. He will return to
his agency duties Sunday.
Mrs. Will H. Millor of Cedar Rapids,
who has been visiting with her mother
Mrs, Isabella Stockwell. and sisters,
Mrs. Geo. and Fred W. Handel Of the
Musselshell, left yesterday morning on
the B. & M. for Rushville. Neb.
where she will spend a few weeks with
her sister, Mrs. W. s. Perkins, before
returning to her home in Cedar Rapids,
la. Mrs. Miller made many friends
and acquaintance during her stay in
Billings.