The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-24
Earl Morse Is confined rs hig home.

is in the city.
3. !. Thompson was in the city yes.
terday from Forsyth.
Fred Keil has returned from a bust
ness trip to Carbon county.
s.. NJ. Glidden, a business man Of
Bridger, was q Billings visitor yes
terday.
p. B. Ryan, a live stock commission
man Of this city, has returned from a
southern trip.
". L. Hyde, an attorney Of Bridger,
Is calling on members of the local
legal fraternity.
Dr.. James Aylin, head surgeon Of
the Northern Pacific hospital at Mis-
soula, is in the city.
George Hedges. superintendent of
the Big Ditch company. was In the
city yesterday from up the valley.
Miss Winnie Burton returned yes
terday from q two weeks visit with.
friends at Red Lodge.
=. B. Mitchell, q prominent rancher
and stockman Of Laurel, is In the city
attending to business affairs.
Attorney s. T. Hogevell OF Butte
was ID Billings yesterday on his way
home from a business trip to Carbon.
county.
Frank kim, proprietor Of the Com
mercial hotel, left yesterday for Dick
inson, N. d., where he will visit his
family.
Charming Sweet Of Denver, Colo,
owner Of the Sweet building on First
avenue north and other real estate in
this city, is In Billings.
Matt and Henry Kainu, who are
connected with the Northwestern I'm
provement company OF Red Lodge,
were in the city yesterday.
Mesdames A. ana b. Reilly and
their guest Miss Quinn have returned
home from Hunters Hot Springs
where they spent the past week.
Mesdames K. ]. Hough, H. Peters
and Jane Sheppard and Miss Anne
Baldwin form a party Of Brdger la
dies who are visiting in the city to-.
day.
Miss Florence Dunbar, chief trans
fer clerk in the local freight office,
departed for Logan where she will
spend a months vacation with rela-
tives.
]. H. Smart Of Butte, auditor for
the Butte Electric and Power com
pany and the Billings and Eastern
Montana Power company. was in the
city yesterday.
Division Superintendent c. L..
Nichols Of the Northern Pacific stop
ped over between trains yesterday en-
route from Red Lodge 10 his home IA
Livingston.
Anthony Seeley and family OF Car
rolton, Iii, stopped over In Billings,
yesterday while enroute to the coast
for 9 short visit with Under Sheriff
George Hubbard.
4. X. Burbank, sub agent at Lodge!
Grass, and family together with
Elwell and Lewis Rinehart, Sons Of
u. II. Rinehart, left yesterday on a
camping trip near Lodge Grass.
Mrs. J. B. Fritschi, daughter Of Mrs.
John Rixon. left yesterday for Chico
Hot Springs, to join other members
OF the Rixon family who are %sojourn-
ing at that place for several weeks.
Mrs. Rice, widow of the late Gene
raj Rice, an officer Of the Fifth in
fantry, stopped over in Billings this
week for a short visit and Is guest of
Mrs. Paul Mccormick at her home
on North Thirty-frst street.
Judge Fox and Court stenographer
Prater will leave this morning for
Red Lodge. The two anticipate TAX
ing a pleasure trip through the wilds
of the southern portion Of Carbon
county and northern Wyoming.
Jean and Derryl, sons Of Rev. Wal
ter "A, Jordan OF the Christian church,
returned home yesterday from White
hall where they have been visiting
their grandfather, Hon. Harrison Jor-
dan, for the past two months.
Mrs. IA. Breitanstein. wife of Pro
lessor Brettenstein of this city, and
young Q ! expected to arrive in
Billings the latter part Of the week
from Wyoming to make their future
home here.
According to q letter form Red
lands. Cal, received II the city re-
Gently from Lewis Vandenhook. for
merly chief clerk ii the local land
once, Mrs. vandenhook. who has
been inSpoor health for some time, is
greatly improved.
@. W. ~rorrester, formerly . Jeweler
in this city and who is now engaged
In ranching nea Bridger, is in the
city. Mr.. Forester says that the
weather at Bndger is too warm to