The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-11-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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H. A. Hunt of Columbus is at the
Grand.
Mrs. George M. Hays and children
are visiting Mrs. p. b. Moss.
w. j. Nix of Forsyth was among
yesterdays visitors in the city.
7. f. Pollard, the Red Lodge boni-
face, vas in the city yesterday.
Tomorrow evening the Maccabees
will give a dance in Gruwell hall.
John Carney and Ole Harrison, both
of Glendive, are autographed at the
Grand.
R. D. Steele and B. F. Maioen, both
prominent residents OF Bozeman, are
Grand guests.
NMrs. J. R. Yates has returned from
a visit with relatives and friends at
L~Avenworth, Aan
L. Merrill, H. J. Smith and John
the city yesterday.
NRea Bros. will make a shipment OF
|>27 cars of sheep from their Forsyth
ranch next Thursday.
/Mayor Foster returned yesterday
morning from an extended business
trip through Meagher county.
Mrs. J.. H. McElroy and baby return
ca Saturday morning from a visit to
the formers parents at Livingston.
Jacob Loeb, grand keeper OF records
and seal Of the knights OF Pythias OF
Montana, is registered at the Grand.
Mrs. Mary Tucker and her brother,
Emmett Vaughn, were down from a
rel yesterday and visited Billings
friends.
Bert Shorey returned Sunday morn
ing from st. Paul, where he has ar
ranged to feed a large number OF sheep
during the winter.
" A. G. Logan left this morning for
Chicago, where he expects to remain
until after the holidays, visiting Mrs.
Logan and the children, VINO are at,
tending the conservatory OF music at
that place.
Fl. 3. Segur, general agent of the
Burlington, has been in northern wy
oming for the past week. Urgency OF
business matters and the pad weather
combined may detain him until after
Thanksgiving.
fA Northern Pacific airbrake car ar
rived in the city yesterday and engl
neers and train crews from both the
Yellowstone and Montana divisions
have been receiving a course OF in
struction in the application OF the
Westinghouse brakes.
Mrs. Priscilla Ash and SOL James
took their departure last Sunday fol
Seattle, where they will visit a short
time and then go to lower California
to spend the winter in the hope tha'
Mr.. Ash may receive relief from ar
aggravated attack of asthma.
~ Miss Clara Foster gave a progressive
1sWfist party to a number OF her young
friends Saturday evening at lac home
Of her parents, in South Thirty-firs'
street. Miss Ethel Mcbride and Mas
ter Arthur Ovren won the prizes. The
house had been beautifully decorated
in honor of the event.
NJ MI. and Mrs. J. A. Morgan, residing
about sever miles west OF the city
were the host and hostess at a decid
eddy pleasant gathering last Wednes
day evening. About Is couples from
town were present and notwithstand
ing the playfulness of the elments
happy time was had by all.
The Honorable w. b. sleeper o
Cody, Wyo., arrived in the city yeste1
day morning on his way home ate
an absence of six or sever months
which was spent in Alaska and tn
east. He is accompanied by E. l
Akass, father of the prospective Mrs.
Sleeper, who will spend some time Il
Wyoming.
NFor the first time since the big raj
II road strike of 1894, when it was clos
ed. is the Northern Pacific r~oundhous
at Forsyth in use once more. Severe
DAYS more will be required to &c
everything into shape for Resumption
of the repair work that was. former
done there. 1t IS said mat 20 men WI
be given employment.
Last Friday evening was the tim
set for the preliminary eXaminatlo
of Robert Mickenheim. charged wit
the larceny of q horse belonging |
James Boyd. After several witnesse
had been examined Judge lam cont
ued the hearing until ovember 30, 6
a number of witnesses, both for tt
! prosecution and defense, were absen
fjx/Last night another snow storm O