The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-04

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laurel. spent Thursday in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Donough 81
Fromberg were Friday arrivals in the
city.
Miss Jane Panton has returned
from ten days sotourn at Chico Ho,
Springs.
p. Efker and W. N. Jewett, ranchesa
near Huntley. were Friday visitors IN
Billings.
Leonard Eckert, proprietor Of the
Custer house at Custer, was In the
city Friday.
w. W. Small and Mrs. John Small
arrived In Billings yesterday from
Grow Agency.
II. G. Richardson and J. r.. Jackson
business men Of Laurel, were in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. G. T. Thomas and John 4
Thomas Of Park City were in the
city yesterday.
George Hough OF Bridger left yes
terday for. a ten days business trir
to Minneapolis.
Frank Buchanan IS ~ the city from
the Buchanan ranch. twelve miles
west Of Billings.
u. Miller Smith, ]. w. Haigler and
L. NJ. Hughes were in the city yester
day from Helena.
General Agent j. E. Squirting OF the
Northern Pacific left early yesterday
morning for Glendive.
Frank H. Beeman, q plumber of Bill.
lings, left yesterday morning On 9
business trip to Joliet.
A. H. Duncan, a travelling salesman
Of Seattle, called on his many Bill
lings friends yesterday.
Miss Mildred Landon Of North Ihir.
ty-first street, left yesterday to visit
with friends In Laurel.
Mrs. H. B%reitenstein ana young son,
Marlborough, arrived in Billings yes.
terday morning and will make their
future home in this city.
E. w. Cotton, deputy county survey
or, has returned from a trip to Custer,
near where he has been engaged in
viewing roads for several days past.
L. N. Meyer, superintendent Of the
Montana Children's Home society in
Helena, is in the city and will organize
an auxiliary Of the organization in this
city Monday.
Buchanan Coleman, the little lad
bitten by a rattle snake at the Blu
chanan ranch recently, is reported
as getting along nicely and will re-
cover without evil after effects.
Secretary @. 3. Steele and a major
ity Of the boys who went camping at
Rosebud lake under the auspices OF
the local Young Mems Christian asso-
citation returned home yesterday.
George Klenchman, formerly con-
nected with q large Chicago wholesale
grocery house, is in the city and has
accepted a position in the grocery
department of Yegen Brother store.
Carl %Sanderson, a well-known young
man Of this city ana q son Of Frank
Sanderson, a rancher residing several
miles west Of Billings, has accepted a
position as book-keeper in Yegen
Brothers store.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lamport ar
rived IN the city yesterday morning
from Rochester, Mimi, where Mr..
1Lamport recently underwent a sur
gical operation. He feels much i'm
proved in health.
e. E. Hubbard, who Is connected
with the Washoe Copper company at
Red Lodge in looking after that COM
pany's coal interests there, is In the
city visiting his wife who Is III at st.
Vincent's haspital.
DR.. N. B. Smith, a well-Known vet
ternarian Of this city, who has been
stationed here as government inspec-
tor for several years past, has been
transferred to Kansas City, his former
home. and left yesterday for his new
post
From Sundays Daily.
J. G. Lynda Of Hysham ds in the
city.
Carl Rankin of Hardin is dn the city
on business.
e. L. Greene was In the city yester-
day from Custer.
County Assessor Smith went to
Selmes last night.
William Hirl OF Fridley Is in the
city visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Bertrand Of
Bridger are in the city.
James Wolf OF livingston was a Bill
lings visitor yesterday.
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