The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-08-04
PERSONAL POINTS,.

tSts''sN7H vANbN
IN. B. Nutting and wife Of Red
lodge were visitors in the city yester.
day.
IN Bert Shorey and wife Of Merrill are
Quests of the Grand hotel for Il few
days.
Sydney Fox Of Big Timber whiled
away q few hours in this city last
night.
A. B. LaMott Of Roundup was in
the city yesterday, combining pleasure
with business.
4 u. y. Logan Of Bridger. formerly
principal Of the Gebo school, was in
tho city yesterday.
Rudolph Molt has gone down into
North Dakota, where he has some
sheep on the ranges.
T.. A. Stiefel Of Helena, representing
the Southern Pacific railroad, was here
on business Wednesday.
O, A. Southmayd Of Helena ia in the
city for a few days visit to his daugh-
ter, Mrs. W. B. Cochran.
Rev. Jacob Mills and son, Edward,
spent Wednesday on the Custer battle.
field, near Grow Agency.
g. M. Child arrived home
Wednesday morning from a weeks
visit to friends in Missoula.
d. B. Zimmerman, the large stock
owner Of Dickinson, N. D., WAS in the
city O couple Of days this week.
J. G. Mccarthy Of Chestnut, secretary
of the Clarke's Fork Coal company Of
Gebo, was In the city last night.
M. II. Murphy came IN from St.
Paul Wednesday morning and will
spend a few days here on business.
Chns. Whitney returned home this
week from a four weeks outing in
the Little Big Horn country in Wyom.
ing.
p. b. Moss left Wednesday Oh q
business trip to Wyoming and Nebraska
points, expecting to be absent about ten
days,
|GGMrs, Il. r. Gillette Of Sheridan re-.
turned home yesterday afternoon after
a visit to Mrs. Paul Mccormick in
this city,
Louis p. Best and Phil Grein of
Butte, who are interested in the new
brewery being erected III this city, are
here today.
< Mrs. H. M, Allen and Mrs. Fl. W.
Rowley and daughter, Harriet, left yes
terday for a couple Of weeks outing at
Hunters Hot Springs.
II. Il. Calvert of Lincoln, general SUI
p%erintendent of the Burlington. &C.
oompanied by H. q. Mutt, assistant su.
perintendent from Sheridan, was in the
city last night.
Judge M. G. Brown Of Laramie,
Wyo,, spent a couple of days in the city
this week while Oh route home from
Basin, Wyo,, where he had been in at
tendance at court as counsel for several
parties,
Mrs. Fl. s.. Boals, a daughter of Col
onel Cody, accompanied by her chill
dren, came up from Sheridan Tuesday
night and Joined the party sent out
from the east by her father, leaving the
next morning for Cody. Wyo,
II, O, Chapman aud Chas, Allen
we're down from Columbus yesterday,
The former was looking for a ranch
hand, not being able to find an idle
man at Columbus, and thinks he was
lucky to secure one in Billings,
Conductor B, 4, Campbell of the
Burlington returned Wednesday night
from q vacation in the Black Hills
country, in South Daokta, @, W,
Ling of Sheridan acted as his relief on
the passenger run between Edgemont
and Billings,
y, y, Miller, assistant chief clerk
and stenoglapher at Grow Agency,
was in the city Wednesday, He ax-
poets to leave about the middle OF
August tor Chicago, where he will
spend his regular annual vacation of
one month, which Uncle Sam grants
to those who are in his employ, And
the nice thing of it all il that the sal
Any is paid rs though one was on duty,