The Billings gazette., 1899-06-30
Personal POINTS.

NV. M. Johnston is at Grow Agenc
today Oh business matters.
| | Miss Maude Gruwell has gone
Butte for u few weeks visit to friend.
A. E. FlaRer and Burton Harris c
Red Lodge were visitors in the cit
last night.
d. ". Slayton Of Lavina is in tn
city and will dispose of his wool eli
I while here. ..
Mrs. H. N. Kennedy has returne
Fhome from visit to Ii, ingston, Hell
ena and Butte.
Len Lewis. the well.known sheep
man Of Meagher county. has been i,
the city several days.
Mrs. E. A. Richardson of Grow
Agency returned this morning from
a trip to Hunter s Hot Springs
I Grow Indian Agent J. Z. Edward
went to junction yesterday to close W
his business matters at that place.
John NJ. Rapelje of Glendive, the
newly appointed trainmaster Of the
Yellowstone division, was in the Magic
City yesterday.
j. Il. Hathhorn, wife and daughter
returned to their home III Livingston
yesterday after attending the Hathhorn.
Reynolds wedding.
Hon. W. a. Hedges and wife Of Yale,
Fergus county, are spending few days
in the city. MI. Hedges sold bis wool,
receiving for the same 1875 cents.
~. l.. Ramsey, county treasurer, re.
turned this morning from couple of
weeks stay at Hunters Hot Springs.
He feels greatly benefited by the trip.
Miss Montana Hnthhorn, who had
been visiting her brother. Fred H., in
this city for couple of weeks, departed
for her home in Livingston yesterday.
W. o. Snyder Of Cody. Wyo., spent
last night in Billings Oh his return
from an eastern trip. where he had
business with his employer, Colonel ".
f. Cody.
Mrs. J. r. Mckay, wife of State
Senator Mckay of Custer county, re.
turned to her home in Miles City
Wednesday, after visit to her sister,
Mrs. W. B. Cochran Of Billings.
Under Sheriff Frank Bellar of Liv.
ingston, a member Of Sheriff Dunn's
posse, which went out IN search Of the
Union Pacific robbers, was in Billings
Wednesday night, en- route home.
E. G. Day Of Helena, grand eminent
Of the knights Templar, is
il the city today. He will assist the
co,nmandery in special work
tonight and show the boys how it ia
done
Mrs. Fred FREEMAN has returned to
her home in Gebo after couple Of
weeks visit in this city. She was &C.
by her sister, Mrs. Roy G.
Butler, who will remain there until
after the Fourth.
Frank Henry, judge of the Sixth
judicial district, was in the city last
light en- route to Livingston from Red
Lodge, where he has been holding
'ourt. His stenographer. jerome Will.
ans, accompanied him.
Frank Johnston, a young attorney
rom Chicago, who was here as counsel
With o. +. Goddard for the defepdants
n the case Of Chas. Coffmun vs.. Geo.
\. Berky, as sheriff of Yellowstone
ounty. departed yesterday for home.
IA. l.. Babcock and wife arrived
'ome yesterday after a three weeks
'isit in Minnesota and Illinois. They
we're accompanied by their son, Lewis,
Who graduated a couple Of weeks ago
rom the Shattuok military school at
MINI.
Miss Edythe V. Gamble and niece,
diss Myrtle Hammond. left this morn.
ng for Logan and Salt Lake, Utah,
where they will srend the summer
isiting the mother and sisters Of the
ormer. The young ladies will return
o Billings the latter part Of September.
DR.. Henry Chapple expects to go to
Helena next Monday to be present at
he laying Of the corner stone of the
tate capitol building Oh the Fourth
4 July. DR.. Chapple is senior grand
warden Of the Masonic grand lodge.
which will have charge of the exercises.
Henry Willard Of New York, late
resident Of the Northern Pacific rail.
way, will leave New York City early
u next month on q tour Of the west
nd will be accompanied by members
+ his family and Il. V. Smalley, editor
I the Northwest Magazine of st. Paul.
'he party will stop in Billings for
ew hours and then 60 to Red Lodge,
where MI. Willard will look over the
aines of the Rocky Fork Coal com.
ANY, of which he is heavy stock.
older.