The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-10-20
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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w. w. Worcester OF Sheridan, Wyo,
Is q Grand guest.
Mrs. e. Whittle Of Gebo visited
Billings friends yesterday.
W The "A. NJ E. church will begin a
! series of revival meetings tonight. I
y.IMr. and Mrs. John Mccullough OF
| Joliet were visitors in the city yester.
day.
Trainmaster Campbell Of the Bur-
lington came up from Sheridan yes
terday.
A marriage license was granted this
morning to William Strack of Red
Lodge and Louisa Hutchens of Bill
Stevens will make a shipment
of 40 cars Of cattle tomorrow, via
the Northern Pacific, loading at Gus
ter.
Phil M. Gallaher, engineer in charge
of the Anaconda company plant at
Storrs, Gallatin county, visited friends
ip che city last Sunday.
Y/Charles Lenoir of Bridger is in at
tendance at the horse sale. He ar
rived last Sunday with a likely lot
of animals for which he desires a
VGwenty-five cars of cattle were ship
ped today from Big Horn by the Hy-
sham company, which will be followed
next Friday by 25 more, to be for
warded from Sanders.
Robert Atchison OF Miles City is at
tending the horse sale. He brought
a carload of horses with HIM. These
he sold yesterday and today bought
q carload to take back.
work has been begun by the
Nurveyors running the line for the
Billings Land and Irrigation com
pany's canal. At last accounts they
were about six miles this side of the
initial point.
Mrs. Rounsavail, mother OF John
r. Yates, departed this morning for
her home i'm Texas. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. Yates, who goes to
Kansas City and Leavenworth to visit
friends for a month.
c. F. Hurzeler was a buyer at yes
%terday's horse sale and with his
purchases there and a few made out
side he secured a carload, which he
forwarded this morning via the Bur-
lisgton to Vassar, Mich.
,X/The w. H. Donovan grocery estab.
lishment was opened tor business in
the Goss building this morning. Mr..
Donovan was formerly OF the firm o1
Donovan 4 Spear, which retired from
business here a couple of years ago. !
IIfoday October has been giving 9
Mccessful exhibition of Indian sum
mer. The thermometer climbed to al
titudinous heights and coats were
superiority, the weather being fully
as warm as some experienced during
the supposedly hot months.
AS. the result of the foreclosure o.
a chattel mortgage given by Ralph
Glube to Jennie Pink, to secure the
payment OF $500, the Gem saloon, IL
Montana avenue, between Twenty
sixth and Twenty-seventh streets, has
been closed by the sheriff.
Doctor Smith, federal Sheep inspec
tor, returned last night from Dorsey
where he inspected 36 carloads O
sheep loading there today for tht
Chicago market. The shippers ar,
Len Lewis, w. C.. Cook and Lewis
& Dunlap. Their combined shipment.
nuDaber a few less than 5000 head.
!. lIEdward O'Neill, one of the firsteen
gineers to bring a Northern Pacific
train into Billings, is a visitor in TIN
city today. Although he is running
between Glendive and Forsyth, onl.
once before in Is years has he visite,
the city. He found many OF his oil
acquaintance and friends, but coul,
Q hardly express his surprise at thu
growth and changes that have occur
red since he was here last.
Doctor w. C. Dysart and M. H
Arnold, both of Columbia, Mo-, al
rived in the CITY several DAVIS ago an.