The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-06-18
From Tuesdays Daily Gazette.
A boy baby, vas born Sunday to
tho u,;fo re Ap6nk BRYAN

A boy baby, yas born Sunday to
the wife of Frank Bryan.
j. r. Weaver. Of Red Lodge vas a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Conductor w. w. Berry of Helena
Is spending a few days in the city,
accompanied by his vile.
Another trainload>M southern cat
tie was receivkdm this city Sunday
for the Bloom Cattle company.
Deputy Sheriff G. W. Harding has
returned from a visit to his family,
who are now living OF Fattic creek.
A marriage license has been issued
to James M. Dalton of Des Moines
and Nellie v. Boynton Of Knoxville,
Ia.
Mrs. Youman, who had been visit
ing in the city with her son, w. j.
Youman, left yesterday for Missoula,
near where she resides.
DR.. w. Goldsworthy, physician for
McShane- Bros. on the line Of the
Toluca-Cody branch of the Burlington,
was In the city yesterday from Pryor.
Mrs. John Sparlin Of Butte Is Wis
iting friends and relatives in the city.
Mrs. Sparlin is q daughter Of MI. and
Mrs. r. w. Clark and a sister Of Mrs.
Chris. Yegen.
DR.. J. H. Hunt Of Gleudive is spend.
ing q few days in The city. The doc
tor says that has Ddrt Of the state has
been thoroughly soaked during the
past week and the people are rejoic-
ing.
Mrs. L. 1. Hammond and children
left this morning for Seat Lake City,
where they will spe9a the next three
months in visiting relatives and
friends. During their absence their
home will be Occupied by Mrs. w. II.
Faulkner.
DR.. ]. H. Rinehart was called to
Red Lodge yesterday in consultation
with DR.. Doty over the case Of Mrs.
FREEMAN, wife of the proprietor OF
the 1. x. L. store. The doctor says
that a heavy rain fell in that place
yesterday.
Plans are being prepared for the
proposed enlargement of the North
ern Pacific shops at Livingston. Su.
perintendent of Motive Power Lowell
and Chief Mechanical Engineer
Goodell Of st. Paul have been in the
Gate City looking over the grounds.
Mrs. w. H. Faulker has been
chosen to represent the local Ep
worth league organization at the
Fifth International convention to be
held at San Fpanciseo. July 1921
She will leave during the fore part Of
July and will stop at Seattle for q
visit.
A. B. Gibson, court stenographel
OF Fergus county, visited in Billings
Saturday and Sunday. He left FOL
Lewistown yesterday morning, &C
companied by his wife and baby, who
have been the guests Of Ms. Glib
sons sisters. Mrs. Q. A. TscbadS ant
Miss Nord. f
The report comes from the valley
west Of the city that the watermelon
crop this year will be the lafges
ever known in Montana. In the vi
cinity Of Columbus one f9nfhmal
makes the raising Of watermelon
q speciality. Last year he realised I
handsome sum from the sale OF hi
product.
A very delicate operation was per
formed upon Claude Smith, son OF J
e. Smith, at st. Vincent's hospita
Sunday, being the removal OF an ah
cess of the left lung. The operation
was performed by Dr.. Lindsey assist
ed by Drs. Rinehart and Baxter. Tn
patient was very weak ct the time
but he rallied and IL steadily improv
Ing.
The board Of county Commissioners
met yesterday and approved the bond
Of the road trustees appointed at tn