The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-11-17

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points, accompanied by Mrs. Keil,
They will remain at the resorts OF
California for the major portion of the
winter. Mr.. Keil has been suffering
from an attack Of the rheumatism for
some time past and goes to California
in the hope of being benefited.
From Sundays Daily. I u
j. p. Wanderman of Elso is in town.
M. Eastman Of Laurel is in the
city.
L. E. Cenderegg is in town from
Helena.
R. B. Stillwell is in from Pompey's
Pillar.
Ward B. Aslip is in the city from
Butte. @ao @
Charles B. Faber is in the city from
Forsyth.
F. Brown arrived from Park City
last night. a o@a
G. E. Mcpherson of Toluca is in the
Sugar City.
Mabel Jurie Merrin is in the city
from Sanders.
William Todd Of Coalville is in Bill
ings on business.
Mrs. R. NJ. Parkhurst is in town
from Basin, Wyo.
q. P. searles Of Park City was in
Billings yesterday.
L. D. Macdonald came in from Co.
lumbus last evening. ""
o. w. Clark Of Park City was in for
a few hours yesterday.
e. r.. Baldwin and W. D. Sell OF
Bridger are in Billings.
/. r. Thornberry and j. f. Goodwin
are in town from Custer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Simonson returned
last evening from Chicago.
Miss Mabel Merlin Of Sanders is
the guest of Billings friends.
C. d. Camp was among the Laurel
visitors in the city yesterday.
e. L. Grewell is in Billings from
Joliet in the Clark's Fork valley.
H. G. Ganson, a hotel man of the
thriving town Of Toluca, is in Billings.
G. w. Massing and Sam Mccarthy
will take an outing at Joliet today:
r. L. Collins, assistant state bank
examiner, is over from the Capital
city.
H. E. Francis and Winfield Francis
of Lavina are visitors in the Sugar
City.
Jesse Marsh, a well known Canyon
Creek rancher, is in Billings on bus
mess affairs.
j. w. Brannon is in the city from
Canyon Creek where he owns and
operates a ranch.
e. L. Williams arrived from the
Electric City last evening over the
Billings & Northern.
A. j.. Mcintyre returned yesterday
from Butte and Bozeman where he
has been on business.
Lee Warren is on a hunting trip ON
the Anderson ranch in West Gallatin
basin, near Bozeman.
Fred H. Hathhorn returned yester-
day morning from st. Paul where he
had been called on business.
T. C. Powers, a capitalist and sheep
man of Helena was in the city yester-
day looking after his business inter-
ests. +,
Marco SOrensen, a rancher from
Canyon Creek, was in Billings yester-
day attending to business and pur-
chasing supplies. +
A.. L. Guywell, a we'll known COM
mission nan Of Missoula, spent yester-
day in Billings visiting friends and
attending to business matters.
Railroad Commissioner B. T. Stan
ton Of Bozeman, who has been visiting
in the city was called home yester-
day by the serious illness Of his son.
Frank NJ. Tenny, business manager
of the Great Falls Leader, arrived in
the city last night and stopped over
for a visit with friends. Mr.. Tenny is
on his way to Chicago.
Congressman Francis Cushman of
Tacoma was In Billings yesterday &C
companied by his mother on their
way to visit their old home in Iowa.
Congressman Cushman expressed him
self as delighted with the result Of
the election.
3. G. Loomis of Chicago, a promin-
ent business man of the Windy City,
who is large owner Of Yellowstone
valley ranch land is in Billings on an
inspection tour. Mr.. Loomis became
interested in this valley several years
ago and seems better pleased with his
investments each time he visits Bill
ings. He will remain here for sew
.eral days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Watson of Vol
mer, Idaho, stopped off in Billings
while on their way to a visit to the
Texas panhandle. Mr.. Watson is fig
uring on purchasing some land here
and will stop on his way back and may
become a settler in the Yellowstone
valley. He spent yesterday in looking
over the farming resources and is
deeply interested in this section .ol
Montana.