The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-11-27
LOCAL NOTES.
From Saturdays Daily Gazette.

see those fancy apples az
Toole's. y
A. W. Adams of Pittsburg, Pa,
is here on business.
Il. @. Merrill Of Bridger was in
this city yesterday.
H. l.. Watterson of Ottumwa, Ia,
spent the day here yesterday.
Thomas Reno Of Custer City, s.
D., was i'll Billings yesterday.
Il. T. Cheever of Miles City was
a visitor in the city yesterday.
". L. Lesser OF Big Timber was
here yesterday on his way east for a
visit. VI
Patsy Brown of Butte is in the
city doing business with his old
customers. ,
DIR. w. x. Sudduth returned yes
terday from a brief visit to his ranch
near Lavina.
Harry w. Truscott and wife of
Big Timber were delayed passengers
here yesterday.
E. NJ. Jacobs, the Musselshell
ranchman, came in yesterday after a
load Of supplies.
j. A. Eyler, the genial represent
ative Of the Burlington, came Ill yes
terday morning from the east.
Money to loan in any sum on
farm lands and improved Billings
property. Carwile & Bouton. y
w. u. Cruise, manager of the
Thomas Cruise ranches in Fergus conn
ty, came down from Helena yesterday.
j. L. Miner, the Musselshell
f~ockmaster, was in the city yester-
day EN- route to Butte on a business
trip. H..
AL Ellison, editor of the Billings
News, left yesterday morning for a
ton, Mo.
Robert Ming and wife, a newly
married couple from Forsyth, are
spending a portion of their honey
moon in Billings.
Mrs. j. G. McNellis of St. Paul,
sister-in-law Of D. D. McNellis of this
city, wa here yesterday on her way to
visit relatives at Carbonate.
Conductor Hale and wife of Glen
dive, who have been visitingVL. FL.
Parker and family, left yesterday even
ing for their home at Forsyth.
Two freight teams, loaded with
the household goods of WvB. Cropsey,
left yesterday for the Gallaher &
Cropsey ranch in the Big Horn basin.
Mrs. W. H. Lawry and three chill
dren of Philipsburg were in this city
yesterday on their way to Wisconsin
for a winters visit with relatives and
friends.
-Battams Brothers, of the sheep
firm of Ashbridge & Banttams, are in
the city delivering 900 head Of year
ling ewes which they sold some time
ago to Paul Mccormick.
-. G. Kiehl was here yesterday on
his return from a business visit to
Carbonate and Joliet. Mr.. Kiehl has
been looking owe Billings with the
view of starting a first-class meat
market in the city.
Rufus Thompson the Largest
sheepman of Fergus county, came. in
yesterday from his Highfeld ranch
and after a brief visit with his nu-
merous friends here will proceed. to
his winter home in Nebraska
EARLY yesterday morning fire de-
stroyed the livery stable Of Bement &
Mcdonald at Miles City. With the
exception of the horses, the barn and
it's entire contents were destroyed.
Loss SIS, 600, insurance 81, 900.
A. L. Murphy and wife were here
yesterday en- route from Bridger to
Livingston, where they will residefn
the future. MI. Murphy has Heen
employed in a mercantile establish
ment in Bridger, but resigned tp ac-
cept a better position at Livingston.
w. B. George yesterday sold 10
east half of lot s of block 1O8, known
as the Wilcox property for SO, 600.
The property conveyed is the business
block Immediately east Of Losekamp's
store and includes the brick building
occupied by Martin-Taber company.
III. L. Knight, formerly city edi-
tor of The Gazette, but recently edi-
tor of the Stock Growers Journal of
Miles City, came up from that city
last evening On his way to W9shing-
ton, D. G., where he expects to spend
the winter. Mr.. Knight will remain
in Billings today i'll order to meet his
numerous friends, who will be more
than glad to shake hands with the
genial quill driver. /
&c. H. Nash and Mrs. A. Brennan
of Bridger, were here yesterday cql-
Letting the effects of their mother,
who died in Bridger a few days ago.
They left last night for Livingston
where they nave other matters relat-
ing to their mothers estate to attend
to. .-,.