The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-01-09
PERSONAL POINTS.

CltlNeus OF DFluSer, WeIe bll4luSs Nlsl'
tors Sunday.
|, w. r. Meyer, the Red Lodge banker
and lawyer, was a Billings visitor Sat
urday night.
Mrs. Geo. Pirrie Of Halbert. Mont.
has been visiting friends in Billings for
several days.
james Pirrie. "A son Of Geo. Pirrie Of
Halbert, has come to Billings to remain
for several months.
J. N. McCracken. Jr., of Livingston
arrived in the city yesterday to assist III
invoicing the firm's stock.
20. +. Goddard aud j. L.. Fraser
made Il business trip to the state CAPT.
tai the latter part Of last week.
r. W. Humphrey spent last Saturday
aud Sunday in Miles City OIL II business
and social visit and is loud in his
praises of the hospitality of the Miles.
ans.
John Mulherin Of Absorakee, one Of
the county commissioners Of Carbon
county, was a Billings visitor Saturday
night, taking in London Life at tho
opera house.
Walter S. Kelly Of Helena was a
Billings visitor Saturday. He left
Sunday morning for Washington, hav.
ing been subpoenaed as a witness in
the CLARK senatorial contest.
DR.. James Craig and wife Of Colum.
bus ARE in the city today and will re-
main over to attend the Eastern Star in.
stallation and banquet tonight. They
are the guests of Mrs. Craig's cousin,
Mrs. Il. e. Gould.
II. q. Gowling, who arrived here a
couple Of months ago to act as clerk for
I. d. O'Donnell, left last week for De.
troit, Mich. having been offered a lu.
crative position as cashier for the Whit.
ney Musical company.
Henry Mueller of Butte, president Of
the Centennial aud Billings Brewing
companies, as we'll as a half Il dozen
Others. accompanied by John Kohout,
manager Of the Anaconda branch, was
a visitor in the city Saturday.
J. l.. Melgren and son, Leonard. Of
were il the city last week
en- route to Cape Nome, Alaska. They
will stop in Seattle for the winter and
leave for the north in the spring as soon
as they can secure transportation.
T. r. Kinds Of Butte, %ex.county treas.
urer Of Silver Bow county and a sewer
Of widespread reputation,
passed through Billings Friday Oh his
way to Washington as a witness in the
celebrated Clark senatorial contest.
P. Flower. who has been a guest Of
Fl. Lowther at Roundup. arrived in the
,ity Saturday Oh bis way to England
% join a British regiment, in which
had received a commission as cap
ain, for duty in the Transvaal to fight
he Beers.
Otto Franc, the wealthy cattleman
rom the Greybull country, in Wyom.
nR, came in Friday night and after
ransacting business, left this morning
or New York City, where he will re
main a couple Of weeks. Ele will then
eturn to Billings for tho winter.
Lewis y, B"bcock departed Sunday {
morning for the pork city to resume {
lis college work at the University of
chicago, after spending the holidays at
ZONE. He is we'll pleased with the t
university and thinks it one Of the 7
oming institutions of learning Of this q
0untry. |
Il. II. johnson was up from Miles =,
)ty Saturday and his facial expression =
bowed that he had been up against tho y
real thing. y Skew was one OF the q
who were made Elks last Thurs. =
.ay night and he had hardly gotten 4.
vor the effects Of imitation on his visit y
o this city. !,
Chas. Des Armoux, swho has been
'ead plumber for Geo. Soule for a wear
nd "A half, left this morning for Chica. h
o to reside. Mr.. Des Armour has 81
cen experiencing considerable trouble O.
With his eyesight for some time and 2
or "A week OF two has been totally c.
lind, He hopes to receive some re. 81
'ef from expert eye specialists in Chica. 81
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