The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-05
Personal POINTS.

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Narry Drum Of Lavina war here
Saturday.
Madame Reed left Saturday for Den
yer, where fhe expects to locate.
W. j. Youmans and wife visited in
Carbonate Saturday and Sunday.
flee Mains oontemplates a visit about
Foctober | to his parents at Spokane.
Major j. Il. Edwards and sister Of
Grow Agency visited III Billings Sun.
day.
r. r. Richardson and g. d. Rothell
of Grab Orchard, Neb., are here buying
stock.
Mrs. D. Fratt and Mrs. Jos. Sims re-
turned Saturday from Hunters Hot
Springs.
Major Vim. Panton Of Milton, On.
tario, is here OIL a few days visit to
relatives.
! James Holland and wife and Maude
DaAielson Of Gebo were Sunday visitors
in our city.
g. e. Bell, Of Helena, architect Of the
state capitol building, was 4 visitor III
tho city Saturday. N
Miss Lora Goddard expects to leave
shortly for Des Moines, Ia. where she
| will attend school.
Dr.. James Reid, president M the
Agricultural college. was q visitor from
Bozeman yesterday.
John u. Losekamp and sister, Miss
Florence, left this morning for a trip
through Wonderland.
Miss Georgia e. Mcconnell left yes
terday for Valley City, N. D., to re-
sumo her studies at college.
Mrs. Albert. Budas and Miss Nellie
Mclaughlin Of Red Lodge visited In
the city a few days last week.
y.~B. Elliott came in from lis Fergus
county sheep ranch yesterday and will
spend a few days with bis family.
@. I. Busha, a prominent citizen Of,
Big Timber, was a Billings visitor yes
terday, accompanied BY bis wife and
boy.
Miss TaYbell. who has been III the
Wholesale millinery houses of Chicago,
for several weeks, has returned TO Bill
iDRs.
Attorney T.. F. Johnston Of Red
Lodge was in the city Sunday on bis
return from a protracted stay ut Mime
arolis. 9 EYf5
II. p. Mcdonald, manager of the
Bridger Coal company's interests at
Bridger, was in the city Sunday, ao-
companied BY his daughter.
Miss Elsie Baokus departed this
morning for her home in Portland,
Oregon, after spending the summer
with aunt. Mrs. !. d. O'Donnell.
Miss Cora Mccormick left Sunday
morning for Dillon to resume her
teaching duties, after spending tile
summer with relatives In Billings.
WITH. Morse and Lee Mains spent a
couple Of days trout fishing OH the
Saltwater, returning home yesterday
morning with about fifty pounds OF
fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Butterfeld left
Sunday morning for a few days visit
to friends in Livingston and Butte.
after which they will 90 to Wisconsin
to reside.
John Erickson of Black Hawk. y. D..
a brother OF Il. Erickson OF the Billings
Steam Laundry, arrived in the city
Friday night and may decide to locate
here permanently.
The family of A. q. Logan has re-
turned from an outing OF several
weeks spent liz Carbon county. The
family gave several musical concerts
at towns on route home,
70. A. Cornwell OF Grow Agency was
a Sunday visitor In Billings, He was
accompanied by his two sisters. who
ware on their way home TO Livingston
from a visit at tho agency,
Miss Elizabeth Turner visited her
au6t, Mrs, George Il, Ash in this city
q couple OF days last week, She was
gu route to her home In Hannibal Mo-,
from q visit to a sister w Hamilton.
Mont,
h, q, Owens Of Livingston spent
Sunday with Billings friends, He was
on tho way TO Minneapolis 10 Vesuma
his studies ut thu Northwestern Madi-
cal college, this being his fourth years
attendance,
Mrs, v, X, Ward and family ut W,
keaRh were Sunday visitors " Bill,
inga, Mrs., Ward II tho Wits 0f Major
Ward, who " In command Nv tho fort
and was on hev way fr0m Fort Mo-
brara N Join him,
MIS-, y, NJ, Haaley OF Kansas City
ind Miss Resale freaks ut Nv, Joseph,
No, arc here aa u visit te Mrs. ", H.
smith, whN IN n sister and e0asin, Fes
speaNvaly, Miss nvo0ks N i daughter
Of \, Brooks, general freight agent OF
the Maple lsaf sstltoad,