The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-04-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


3. j. Garland Of Lavina visited the
city yesterday.
John q. Hough was in the city yes
terday from Pryor.
Thomas p. Wilburn of Missoula was
in Billings yesterday.
Tom Egan, a merchant of Rosebud,
was a city visitor yesterday.
Charles M. Bair returned yesterday
from a brief trip to Forsyth.
" B. McComb, a stockman of Har-
din, was in the city last night.
Mrs. II. F. Sauent and son Of Gus
ter were city visitors yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Graft left the last of
the week for q visit in Minneapolis.
j. L. Marshall of Jordan arrived yes
terday morning on q brief business
trip.
William g. Siderfin, a business man
Of Butte, stopped over in the city yes
terday.
Charles Harris returned yesterday
morning from a short business trip to
Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Miller were in
the city yesterday from their ranch
near Huntley.
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James "A. Underwood, coroner Of
Carbon county, vas in the city yes
, terday 0 business.
!. L. T. Mendelson Of Fromberg ar
lived in Billings Friday evening and
remained over yesterday.
VI. w. Farrell Of the Joliet Trading
Company, and A. O. Nelson were in
Billings yesterday from Joliet.
Mrs. .Tessie Havens left on Thurs
day for her home in Los Angeles af-
ter a visit with friends in Billings.
Miss Jennie sPanton returned yester-
day from several months visit with
friends and relatives on the Pacific
coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Seitsinger ar
rived in the city yesterday from Ma
pleton, Ia, where they were recently
married.
3. Tappan .Tannatt, a civil engineer,
and George P. DER, a business man Of
Bozeman we're IN the city yesterday on
business.
n Miss Jennie Panton returned home
yesterday morning from a three.
months visit with relatives in Van
couver, B. G.
H. M. Allen returned yesterday
morning from q business trip to Rose
bud and Forsyth, where he has bust
ness interests.
City Engineer Gerharz left yester
day morning for Columbus on county
business in connection with is Office
as county surveyor.
Fred w. Hine, county surveyor o1
Carbon county, and L. D. Falls, prin
cipal Of the Red Lodge high school
visited In Billings yesterday.
Mrs. o. B. Crane, formerly OF thit
city but now residing IN Helena
passed through the city yesterday OF
her way home from the east.
w. M. Patterson, a special fire in
uranc agent left yesterday morning
for his home in Spokane, Wash, afte,
visiting in Billings for several days.
DR.. Tracey, inspector Of the U. s
bureau Of animal industry. was a Wis
.itor in Billings yesterday.
Rev. Pope, the Congregational min
lister Of Laurel. passed through thu
city yesterday on his way to Ballan
tine, where he will conduct Easte
services.
Manager Frank Kihm OF the Com
mercial hotel departed Friday nigh
for his old home in Dickinson, N. d.
where he will remain about a weel
on business.
Sam Hunter, a former resident o
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this city and at present with an east
ern firearms company, arrived yestel
day morning from Cody, Wyo., wher
he visited w. B. Sleeper for the pas
week.
g. R. Rust, secretary and treasure
of the Stone Ordean & Wells CON
pany, who operate "a wholesale hous
in this city, was in Billings yesterda;
from his home In Duluth calling o.
the manager Of the local house.
J. "A. willet, new water inspector 70
the Billings Water Power company
arrived in the city Friday from oms
ha. He will make Billings his HON
and expects his family here in
short time from Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. H. Barth. departe
yesterday morning for Lincoln, Neb
where they will attend the sprin
graduating exercises at the Univel
sity Of Nebraska. Their son Arthur ]
a member Of the graduating class.
j. A. Hunter, well known rancho
Of this section. residing q few mile
west Of the city, expects to leave thi
morning for his old home In Missoul