The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-05-01

James Craig was in the city yester-
day from Columbus.
Harrison Clement Of Forsyth was
a city visitor yesterday.
Harry Scott, a merchant OF Custer.
is in the city on business.
J.. g. Ball, a business man Of Butte.
spent yesterday in the city,
G. ". Gould OF Bozeman was regis
tered in the city yesterday.
j, w. Mendenhal was in the. city
yesterday from Twenty Mile.
L. w. Robinson was among the ar
rivals from Forsyth yesterday.
George w. Sullivan was a Billings
visitor yesterday from Glendive.
Judge Foley and T. F. Kirm of Hell
ena were in Billings yesterday.
j. H. Monahan Of Red Lodge was
registered in the city yesterday.
]. W. Hopkins, a prominent miller
of Albert Lea, Mimi, stopped over in
the city yesterday between trains to
visit friends.
Plato Pickings, a farmer of Hunt
ley, was in the city yesterday pur-
chasing supplies.
John Arnold left yesterday for
Huntley, where he will look after his
banking interests there.
John Walker went to Columbus yes
terday to look after business for the
Lindsay Produce company.
J. Collins West returned yesterday
morning from Butte, where he attend
ed the state brewers convention.
D. D. Twohy, the well known rail-
road contractor who had a large on
tract on the Billings & Northern rail-
road, is in the city from Spokane.
Edwin Morrison, George w. Conner,
r. M. Booraem and Franz Murz, all
of Fort Collins, Colo, are in the city
looking over some business affairs Of
the sugar company, in which they are
interested.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Fleming and
children left yesterday morning for
their home in Red Lodge after spend
ing a couple Of days in Billings while
enroute home from a short sojourn at
Hunters Hot Springs.
Deputy Sheriff Stone Matlock' re.
turned yesterday from Claremore,
Okla, where he recently took "Ola
Badly" the favorite horse ct the late
Sheriff Webb, to relatives Of the dead
officer. During his stay in the east
Mr.. Matlock visited relatives at his old
home in Gallatin, Mo.
Mrs. p. Reilly expects to leave to
morrow morning for the east on an
extended visit. After visiting friends
and relatives in Chicago for some
time, Mrs. Reilly will go to Washing.
ton, D. O., where IN June 4 her son
Ellsworth will graduate from George.
town university. Mr.. Reilly expects
to leave for Washington about May 90.
From Wednesdays Daily.
R. a. Day was in the city yesterday
from Butte.
Mrs. j. M. McCulley of Bozeman is
visiting in the city.
Charles L. Allen Of Butte was a
Billings visitor yesterday.
A. Z. Furguson Of Laurel was reg:
istered in the city yesterday.
Arnold s. Neate Of Bridger was a
visitor in Billings yesterday.
DR.. Broughton, a physician Of Lau.
rel, was in the city yesterday.
H. McGregor, a business man OF
Missoula, visited Billings yesterday.
John Chandler, a stockman Of Mus
selshell, was in the city yesterday.
L. a.. Nutting, a banker Of Laurel
was a business visitor IN the city yes
terday.
S. J. Dunlop, a real estate man o.
Mandan, N. D., was in Billings yes
terday.
Carl Rankin, a Hardin real estate
dealer, was a city visitor yesterday
morning.
John Schroeder. a wen known Lake
basin stockman and rancher, spen,
yesterday in Billings.
Mrs. Frank Purcell returned from
Glencoe, Okla, where she attended
the funeral Of her father.
G. E. Bloner, e. j. Fleming and ]
j. Bosland, all Of Forsyth, were II
Billings yesterday on business.
y Paul Thuet Of Thuet Bros, live
stock commission merchants Of South
st. Paul, is In the city on business.
s. C. Walker. immigration inspect
or for Montana. left for Helena yes
terday morning after spending sever
al DAYS in the CITY.