The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-11-13
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Miles City where he expects to boy I
band of stock sheep.
"A meeting of the city council
was to have been held last night, but
owing to a lack of a quorum the meet
ing was adjourned until next Thurs-
day, the regular meeting night.
j. j.. Carey returned Sunday from
his ranch ON Cow Gulch where he de-
livered 1, 2OO0 lambs recently sold 10
W. L. Allard. Mr.. Allard will winter
the lambs on his ranch neal Laurel.
Conductor W. W. Berry Of tho
Northern Pacific, returned Sunday
noon from La Crosse, Wis. whittier
he was hastily summoned last week
to attend the funeral of his mother.
w. f. Drury of London, England,
arrived here Saturday for the purpose
Of buying horses for the English mar
ket. MI. Drury was here last season
and purchased a large shipment of
good horses.
&C. w. Dinwiddie Of Parkman,
Wyoming, was here yesterday with
two cars of cattle which he purchased
near Bozeman.s The cattle were
transferred to the Burlington and
shipped to Parkman.
B. N. Funk the of Bloomington
Live Stock company, whose ranch il g
Shawmut III the Musselshell, arrived
here yesterday from Bloomington, Ill,
and will proceed today to the ranch
to look after his interests there.
Mrs. H. o. Filler Of Fort Worth,
Texas, sister of Mrs. M. @. Morris Of
this city, who, with her two children
visited here a few days last>week, de-
parted Sunday for Seattle, Washing
ton, where her husband is engaged
in business.
Senator I. r. Cullen Of Glendive
was a passenger OH Sundays west
bound Northern Pacific flyer, presum-
ably to visit the powers that be" AT
Butte. Tom says he pulled through
in the recent race in his county with
thirty majority.
Yellowstone Journal: Eugene
Milburn, who is a student in the
Westminster school at Simsbury,
Conn.,, of which w. L. Gushing, A.
NJ, is head master, has achieved the
distinction of being the second student
in rank of the entire school.
"A. M. Peters left yesterday morn
ing for Livingston to attend the
funeral OF the late Sheriff Young.
MT. Peters il a grand officer of the A,
o u. w., of which Mr.. Young was
Grand Master Workman at the time
of his death. The funeral occurred at
2 O'Clock yesterday.
To-day Yegen Bros. will open
their savings bank in the Cochran
building on the south side. This
building has been Thoroughly
equipped with tasty and modern az
lures and will be one of the neatest
business honsas in the city. Prot, q, y
r. Burla will be Installed as cashier,
w, g. Ballinger, foreman for the
Montana Cattle company, returned
sunday morning from a trip to Fl0ti-
la, where he disposed ~0f four car
of horses belonging to his cpnl-
1any, Mr., Rallinger has been emr
by this company for sixteen
Years and is glad to get back to Mon,
ana and resume his duties on the
,aneh,
The Grand Worthy Matroa Of the
Star, Mrs. Jennie Bishop of
Dillon, will arrive in the city at noon
oday TO pay an official visit to Edna
At the close of the business
ession The Floral Addenda viii he
'iYen, and will be public to all Ma
onic families, Mrs, Bishop will be
he guest Of the worthy Matr0n, Mrs.,
jhaFles Spear, while in the city,
-The following from the PRFk
Republican will be Of interest
o all old timers Of billings who knew
4rs, Daniels, nee Mall0n, an early
.ag resident of this city, Mrs, z,
|, Daniels, wife of Assessor Daniels,
etnrned from N~inneAIolis, Mimi,
gAere she went for her health ah0vt
hree months ago., on Sunday even
train, Mrs, Daniels health has
MpgoYed during her absence, and sha
IiIl probably remain here permanent
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