The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-11-23


j. J. Rech of Shell, Wyo. came
in yesterday with his family, who are
on their way east on a visit for the
winter.
"A. Croonquest of Bed Lodge came
in yesterday morning, bn the delayed
train from the east and departed for
home on the Rocky Fork train.
William A. Early of Hamilton,
Kansas, and Miss Lydia Howard of
Bowler, Montana, were married last
night in this city, Judge F. L. Mann
officiating.
w. B. Sleeper, the Wyoming
stockman, visited his relatives in this
city yesterday IN his return frbYfa
business visit to Oregon. Mr.. sleeper
also visited Butte on his return trip.
%. 9. Morgan of Jordan, Wyo.,
came in yesterday morning from
Cheyenne where he served as a mem
Der Of the United States grand jury.
Mr.. Morgan left for his home on the
Bridger 5rain.(
Robert il Nix, ROLAND Potter,
Jay Mccormick and r.. J. Murphy
have returned from a two weeks visit
to Hunters Hot springs where they
enjoyed a delightful vacation, hunt
ing, fishing and bathing.
Mrs. NJ. L. O'Brien, wife of Con-
ductor O,Brien of the Northern Pa
cific, who has been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Lotus of this
city, returned to her home in Glendive
on the delayed train last evening.
DIR. K. W. Hale Of Otto Wyo., ar
rived here on the delayed train yester-
day morning from an eastern visit
and departed on the Bridger train for
his home. During the DOCTORS alb
sence his residence store and office at
Otto were destroyed by fire.
Miss Florence Losekamp and her
guest, Miss Laura Rocherig, returned
yesterday morning from d visit to
Butte where they attendeW the charity
ball at the opening OF the Paul Clark
home. The young ladies say that the
ball was a grand success and that they
had a very enjoyable visit.
Wore was received here Yesterday
morning that the residence of the Bah
cock Hardware company of st. Xavier
Mission was totally destroyed by fire
on the morning of the 10th inst. The
house was occupied by w. e! Henry
OF the Babcock company, who hanaged
to save his household effektH. There
was no insurance on the building.
-Bozeman Chronicle: Mr.. Willard
L. Halbert, of Halbert, Fergus coun-
ty, and Miss Lillian Curtis, of Man
this county, were united IN
the bonds of wedlock at the residence
OF Rev. Davis Wilson, in Bozeman,
on Wednesday evening, November IA.
The young couple will make their
in Fergus county where the
groom is the owner of a good ranch.
The design Of Kemp & Flatt of {,
city for the interior decoration of
The main room of the library building +,
was adopted at a recent meeting of {
board and those gentlemen are {
low engaged in executing the design, {
which consists of scroll work with /
The names of noted authors inserted. J
The room when completed will be a
7ery handsome one and it is hoped
hat the furnishing and library will {
n every way correspond. a
Il. D. Reynolds of Quincy, Mich, 7
'ame in yesterday morning on the de- :
aged Burlington train OH a visit to his
on, S. G. Reynolds of the First Ma {
ional bank. and daughter, Mrs. Fred Y
I. Hathhorn. A hunting trip to the Y
Mountains south of Columbus has Q
'een decided upon and a party for r
hat purpose will leave here in a few
avs. Mr.. Reynolds left his wife in s.
Nebraska, where she will visit friends g
uring her husbands visit here. {