The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-09-05
LOCAL AND

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robin
SOL, Of North T~wenty-ifth street, this
forenoon, q son.
3. T. Policy and G. A. Dunbar, bus
mess men Of Parkman, Wyo., were in
the city yesterday.
A teachers meeting to arrange the
classes for the school term will be
held Friday morning.
y Of Halbert, spent yesterday in
the city on business.
Frank Buckley, of the Yegen store,
is back at his accustomed place af-
ter an absence of several weeks in
the east.
Peter Reihm OF South st. Paul, buy
ser for Rea Bros, the well-konwn sheep
men, arrived in the city yesterday
morning.
+. u. Kinney Of Helena, general
agent for the Milwaukee railway in
Montana, spent yesterday in the city
on business.
Stockwell's Employment bureau has
leased the Settler building on Mon
tana avenue and will occupy that
building in the future.
David Nelson, a man quite we'll
known amout town, died at the hos.
pital Sunday night of heart trouble.
His funeral was held yesterday.
Henry Terrill and daughter return
ed yesterday morning fro ma nextend-
ed visit to the Pacific coast. Mr..
Terrill's health has been improved
by the trip.
A. G. Church, head miller at the Vel
lovstone Valley mills, went down to.
Sheridan yesterday and spent a. few
hours with friends, returning home
this morning.
The Hon. Paul Mccormick has re-
turned from down the Burlington,
where he has been for sometime
supervising the loading of cattle for
the Chicago market.
T. c. Ryan of the firm of Ryan
Bros, came in from the Musselshell
ranches of the company yesterday
and took the Burlington train for his
home in ~Leayenworth, Kans.
County Attorney Hathhorn has re-
turned from a trip to northern Wyo-
ming and the Grow Indian >reserva-
ton, where he went on matters con
nected with the duties of his office.
Prof. R.NH Daniels, principal of the
Billings high school, returned yester-.
day from an outing trip to Mackinac
islands and other resorts in northern
Michigan, where he spent his vacation
most enjoyably.
Miss Lottie Smith Of Grass Lake,
Mich, who spent several days here
visiting the Rev. Mr.. Remington and
wife, en- route home from a trip to
California resumed her journey yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Snyder of C6N
lumbus, spent yesterday and last night
with friends in the city, returning
~ al 1AOl luS MI. OuyuSIElS
editor and publisher of the Tri-Coun-
ty News and is giving his constitu-
ents a very readable paper.
Miss Baskins, who was formerly
engaged in the, millinery business in
the city, was here yesterday visiting
her sister, Mrs. Campbell. Miss Bas-
kins will &C to the Pacific coast, where
she has accepted a position in a larg&
dry goods land millinery store. !
Rev. @. B.. Miller of Belt, who Sog
cupied the pulpit of the Baptist con
gregation last Sunday returned home
today. 1t is stated that the officers
of the Billings church are consider
ing the matter of extending a call to
Mr.. Miller, in view of the recent resig-
nation of Pastor Remington, who will
go to Idaho.
e. N. Tolman of Red Lodge was in
the city yesterday, making arrange
ments to ship a large lot of sheep and
Il cattle that he is now ranging in Car
bon county, to the ranges in the east
ern part of the state where grass has
not suffered so much by the drouth.
He will drive to Custer station on the
lern Pacific.
Frank Mayer, who will have charge
of the poultry department at the forth
coming meeting Of the Billings Fair
association, will start up the valley
in a few days to interest ranchmen
in an exhibit for that department.
Mr.. Mayer is taking an active inter-
est in the exhibit and promises to
make that department an interesting
feature of the fair. N
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