The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-04-21

EThOs. McGirl attended the stock
growers meeting in Miles City thit
week and reports a splendid time.
Give the Central Meat Market q
trial order for meats, fish, vegetables,
butter or eggs. You are sure to be
pleased.
Go to W. B. George for fire and &C.
cident insurance. He represents the
largest line of fire insurance companies
in the state.
w. B. Sleeper, who is a travelling
representative Of a Butte wholesale
grocery house, visited Billings rela.
tives yesterday.
F. W. Finch and family, formerly
of Forsyth, are spending "a few days in
the city, ell route to Lewistown, where
they will locate.
Miss Martha Denham and Mr..
Frank Damsell left this morning for
Red Lodge, where they will give a
musicale tonight.
Henry Filing, the Virginia City
capitalist, was a Billings visitor
Wednesday, Oh his return home from a
trip to Miles City.
Lee Jacobs, whose ranch is near
Highfield, Mont, returned to Billings
Wednesday night from California, where
he spent the winter.
Mrs. Thos. Halbert Of Halbert,
Mont. arrived in the city Wednesday
and has gon to St. Vincent's hospital
to receive treatment.
IA. J. Sayer, travelling represent
a&ve for the A. L. Babcock Hardware
company, returned this week from a
trip over the northern country.
w. H. Pethy bridge, the popular
young butcher, has engaged with the
Central Meat Markell Where he will be
glad to greet his former patrons.
H. E. Seaman, the popular repre-
sentative Of the Carpenter Paper com
pany Of Omaha. was in the city yester-
day and today visiting the trade.
The Bittner Theater company
seems to be giving good satisfaction to
its audiences in Helena, according to
the newspapers of the capital city.
w. L.. P. McCaw, formerly OF Liv-
has accepted a position as abb
stract clerk in the Northern Pacific
office under Agent Kennedy.
AFrank Rademaker sold his place
yesterday on North Twenty eighth
street to Mrs. M. F. Sleeper for 5000.
W. B. George closed the transaction.
w. S. BELLS, a Northern Pacific
passenger brakeman. under Conductor
Frank Scott, has made arrangements J
removing his family from LivingY
ston to Billings. u
The Billings Camp, Woodmen/ of
the World, entertained it's membersh nd
last night in a social session,
cards and dancing forming the Veven.
entertainment.
Josiah Cook and wife are visiting
the city for a few days. Mr.. Cook
IS q merchant from the Stinkingwater
in Wyoming, and is here buy
ng goods for his store.
THE members Of the Odd Fellows
in Bridger are anticipating a big1
lime next Wednesday when they will
celebrate the eithtieth anniversary of
he founding of that order.
j. B. Amin Of Columbus was a
Billings visitor yesterday. He has just
eturned from an eastern trip, where
10 purchased goods for his store, the
Mercantile company.
Senator Thos. H. Carter passed
Billings last night en- route
'ome from Washington, D. G. He
topped in Miles City and addressed the
tockgrowers' association on Wednes-
Iay.
Mrs. Austin W. War; and children
+ Lewistown are in Billings, the
uests of Mrs. H. B. Segur. They are
Il their way home from Atlanta, Ca.
where they have been spending the
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j. B. Fulton, late of John Grit.
this company, who was ia Billings
With the intention Of getitnd up Il home
alent opera, joined the Bit1her Theater
ompany in this city LIANT week and {
7ent to Helena. il