The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-05-12

A. C%roonquist of Red Lodge is. au
t%ographed at the Grand.
Mrs. G. A. Griggs and Miss Pirrie
are visiting Hunters Hot Springs.
B. A. Campbell, trainmaster of the
Burlington, IS registered at the Grand
James Fullerton OF Bear Creek was
among yesterdays visitors in the city
This being a legal holiday, all the
banks and public offices remained
closed.
John Hogan, father" of the ire
pressible Tom, is down from Living.
stoh today.
Miss Straub, late a teacher in the
high school, left this morning for her
home, Eugene, Ore.
q. H. Johnson, livestock agent OF
he Northern Pacific, was up from
Miles City yesterday.
F. E. Miller and e. A. Richardson
OF the Crow agency were visitors in
the city this mirning.
A marriage license was granted yes
terday to George A. Brooks and Murle
Foreman, both OF this city.
Assistant Cashier Hoyt OF the Bill
ings State bank is spending a. few
days visiting friends at Helena.
A. Finch, Leona Konright and AL
bert G. Wood, all of Hathaway, were
visitors in the city last Sunday.
License to wed was granted yester:
day to John RI. Thead of Hathaway
and Anna May Finch of Rosebud.
Mrs. F. L.. Reber, who has been WIS.,
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Colin West, return
ed to her nome at Butte yesterday.
Judge Mann of1iciated at the mar
riage OF George A. Brooks and Miss
Murle Foreman, Saturday evening.
Trainmaster OFT of the Montana
DIVISION OF the Northern Pacific is
among today's visitors in the city.
Doctor and Mrs. Andrew Clark are
entertaining Mrs. j.. c. Maring OF Ana
conda. The two ladies are sisters.
Among yesterdays visitors in the
city was the Reverend John Evans,
rector of the Episcopal church of Miles
City.
Taking advantage OF the holiday,
the students OF the nigh school pic
nicked today on the banks of the river
south of the city.
Among yesterdays visitors in fh6
city was former Senator Power, who
came down from Helena to look after
his interests here.
Peter Nelson, who fills the dual
position OF chief of police and chief
OF the fire department of Livingston,
is visiting the city today.
P. G. Daut, formerly of Billings.
but now engaged in business at Cody,
spent several days in the city renew.
fng old acquaintance.
w. w. Hutton, solicitor for the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone CON-
pany, has returned from a visit to the
western part of the state.
Senator c. A. Whipple of Broad.
water county arrived from the west
last Saturday and spent the day in
the city visiting old friends.
Last Sunday the rite of confirmation
was administered to a large class at
St. Luke's Episcopal church by the
Right Reverend Bishop Brewer.
Mrs. Jack Haggerty and daughter,
--lss Minnie, left yesterday on a visit
to Cooperstown, N. d., where they
expect to remain a couple of weeks.
Sale is reported of the S. w. Soule
ranch, consisting of about IL acres,
few miles west of the city, to H.
]. Calhoun, who owns the adjoining
land.
Judge Henry of Livingston passed
through the city yesterday en- route
10 Red Lodge, where ~.strict court for
Carbon county convened yesterday at
ternoon.
Willard Baker, recently a driver of
OF the fire teams, accompanied
his family, left yesterday morningX'
or Wisconsin with the intention If
'emaining permanently. IN
Roy Linton; son of MI. and Mrs. N.
I. Linton, who has been attending
he .Shattuck military school at Fari-
'ault. Mimi. has returned, being COM
,elled to take a vacation because of I
ailing health. {
Announcement is made by the pas
'enger department of the Northerni1
'acifc that it's North Coast limited '
Equipment is to be increased by the I
of ten new Pullman sleepers. 9
III OF the latest design. |
Miss May Sayles, who has been !,
eriously and part of that time DAM ;
'erously sick for about two weeks. !,
reported as slowly recovering and 4