The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-06-25

ed a special delivery letter TOT ~. n.
Mason, together with q letter Of ex-
PLANTATION, which stated that the mans
wife had been drowned at Thermopo.
lis, Wyo, last Wednesday. This is
all the Information the letter con-
tanned, and up to last night the post
office officials had been unable to lo-l
cate Mr.. Mason, who is supposed to
be either a cattle or sheep man.
From Tuesdays Daily Gazette.
H. W. Ostrander, the justice of the
peace Of Musselshell precinct, is in
the city.
Attorney John T. Smith Of Living
ston was in Billings Sunday on pro-
fessional business.
Mrs. c. o. Gruwell and daughter,
IMaude, have gone to Hunters Hot
Springs for a few days.
Willis Spear Of Big Horn, brother
Of Chas. Spear, was in, the city yes.
terday on a business mission.
C. H. Thompson, who travels in
the interest of the Rocky Fork Coal
company, vas in the city yesterday.
Mrs, De Smith Of Sturgis, S. D..
has been visiting in the city for a
few days, the guest Of Mrs. G.. l..
4Cushman.
Deputy Shelf G. ". Harding was
called to Junction Yesterday to IN
spect a shipment Of horses, which
was to be sent east from that place.
P. F. Linton arrived in the city
Sunday from a trip to Colorado. At
ter a few days visit here he will go
to Detroit, where he expects to stay
for a time.
Owing to the death Of Mrs. Sybil
Babcock, wife of Postmaster l.. +.
Babcock, the postofice will be open
ed today only between the hours Of
9 and 10 a. m, and 6 and I p. m.
James B. Elliott came in from his
Fergus county sheep ranch Saturday.
He returned yesterday, accompanied
by his daughters, who will spend a
portion OF their vacation On the
ranch.
Mrs. w. H. Morse and baby and
Mrs. w. o. Allen and baby will leave
, tomorrow for an extended. visit to
their former homes. The former goes
to West Liberty, Ia, and the latter
, to Rice Lake, Wis.
Mrs.M.. H. Tompkins and daughter
t Miss Martha, left Sunday for Kansas
City, where they will spend the next
three or four months while the lat
t ter takes q course OF vocal training
They expect to return in October.
G. W. Spar. the new manager Of
: the Donovan-McCormick company
arrived in the city yesterday from
9 Helena, accompanied by his wife
They have taken rooms at the Rade
maker, where they will be for thu
present.
= Trainmaster B. A. Campbell OF thu
Burlington was in the city YESTERDAY
from Sheridan, accompanied by hi.
brother, D. G. Campbell, late Of Ma
q son Sity, la. The latter is also
n trainman and expects to settle in thu
= northwest.
Rev. G. G. Stull left this morning
II for Butte, where tonight at s O'clocl
he will pronounce the marriage ser
il vice which will unite the lives o
Miss Harriet Ellis and Mr.. John S
Dutton. Miss Ellis is a sister 0
i, Mrs. J. e. Richards.
A. H. 1. Henly Of Denver, a genera
organizer for the Woodmen OF tn
World, Pacific jurisdiction, is spend
ing a few days in the city in the in
terest of the local camp. Nh. Henl
has just returned from Miles City
Glendive and Sheridan,
!. chas. !. cnapple a9d bride are 2,
pected to return this morning fror
IL their eastern weddifg tour. They wi
d. go to Housekeeping at mt in tn
1t sroom's elegantN abme on Third AZ,
~ nue. north, between T~wenty-eight
ID and T~wenty-ninth streets,
r. Arrangements are being made I
lay the corner stone 2f the additio
ii to the Methodist Episcopal churc
either Thursday ~ Friday Of thl
to uook fhicN Tnstike Rranflev. gran
" master Of theAMasonic grand lodg'
er has been invited to conduct the Sc
ne vices.
az Ernest G. Smith Of Black Rive
Falls. Wis, Is In the city, q guest !.
be the home OF w. M. Scott. Mr.. Smit