The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-01-16

ing gone to Lincoln to join Mrs.
Chapple and family and accompany the
remains home.
DR.. H. E. Armstrong and e. B.
Segur went to Sheridan Sunday to
meet the remains Of the late DR..
Chapple.
J.W. Hathaway Of Helena deputy in.
ternal revenue collector, was looking
after business for Uncle Sam in this
city Saturday.
Paul Mccormick left the latterss.part
Of last week for Fort Worth, Texas, to
attend the meeting of the National Live
Stock association.
M. w. Potter Of Rad Lodge was
greeting Billings friends yesterday and
today, coming down to attend DR..
Charple's funeral.
Chas. Brown Of Bozeman, formerly
yardmastsr for the Northern Pacific in
Billings, is renewing acquaintance in
this city this week.
County Commissioner Newton Of Big
Horn county, Wyo., is here OIL a visit to
his brother, J. W. Newton, and looking
after business affairs.
Alderman II. B. COMEDY, secretary Of
the A. L. Babcook Hardware company,
returned home Sunday from a several
weeks visit to Galena, Ill.
Carl Lehrkind, son of Julius Lehr.
kind, the Bozemam brewer, was a )Bill-
ings visitor Saturday, the guest Of W.
H. Schneider, the local agent.
Geo. r. Lamport Of Red Lodge, the
Bear Creek coal magnate, is spending a
few days in the city, coming down ito
attend DR.. Chapple's funeral.
E. Q. Day. Cornelius Hedges and
Geo. M. Hays Of Helena, grand lodge
officers Of the Masonic order, were here
today in attendance at the funeral Of
the late DR.. Chapple.
Mrs. Mary Babcock, a former resi-.
dent Of this valley, arrived in the city
Saturday night from her Carbon
county home for a visit to Capt. l.. F.
aud Mrs. Baboook.
Henry Filing, the Virginia City cap
~italist, was in the city Saturday +, re-
turning home from Red Lodge, where
he attended a meeting Of the directors
Of the Carbon County bank.
M. s. Gum Of Helena, one Of the at.
torneys interested in the Ashworth will
contest, was a Billings visitor yesterday
and remained over today to attend the
funeral Of DR.. Henry Chapple.
Carl Hensen returned last week from
the Alaskan gold fields. where he went
early last fall. Mr.. Hensen expects to
there in the spring, as he thinks
he has some valuable gold claims.
Geo. R. Milburn of Miles City. ex-
judge of this judicial district, came up
Sunday and remained over to attend the
funeral Of DR.. Henry Chapple, with
he was intimately acquainted.
Professor Hawkins, who rules the 90.
schools and is fast teaching the
young ideas Uf the western end how to
shoot at the mari; Of higher education,
was combining business with pleasure
in this city Saturday.
A. j. Sayer and wife left this morn
lnH for the west. after a weeks visit to
the %latter's relatives in this city. Mrs.
sayer is accompanying her husband on
his western trip, soliciting orders for
his wholesale hardware house.
Big Timber furnished the following
Of Masons, who were here in
attendance upon the funeral Of the late
Dr.. Chapple: Geo. M. Hatch. DR.. W,
A. Moore, j. G. Mckay, E M. Hall,
A. Perrine aud W. q. Strickland.
Rufus B. Thompson came up Sunday
night from his winter home at York,
Nebraska. to attend the funt raj of the
late DR.. Chapple. He Travelled from
York to Lincoln TO meet Mrs. Ghapple
and the remains III the hope ,'at he
might render some aid aud comfort to
The bereaved family.
W. B. Cobb and j. W. Briggs Of
Schoolcraft, Mich, arrived in the city
last week and are looking around with
a view TO locating here aud engaging
IN thu stock brokerage business. Mr.,
Cobb is we'll known by many Of our
HAVING shipped stock from this
city for several years.
Governor Robert Smith passed