The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-04-28

M. 3. Gayvin Of Glendive was a city
visitor yesterday.
H. Hatfield was in the city yester-
day from Huntley.
F. M. shabel arrived in the city
Sunday from Butte. F.
George s. Tyner OF Red Lodge Wis
tied Billings Sunday.
Arthur ]. De Cells was a city Wis.
itor Sunday from Butte.
1. u. Crockett 81 Forsyth was reg
istered in the city Sunday.
w. R.. Saunders Of Ballantine was
9 visitor in the city Sunday.
w. D. Moore, an insurance man Of
Butte, is In the city o business.
Jack O'Rork has returned from
spending several months in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jensen were
in Billings Sunday from Livingston.
John Reigle, a liveryman Of From
berg, was in the city yesterday.
s.. A. skillineo and s. ]. Hopkins,
i both Of Big Timber. were Sunday Wis
itors in the city.
H. L. Mundy, auditor for a st. Paul
railroad contracting firm, vas in the
city Sunday on business.
H. Brownson Smith, an insurance
adjuster Of Butte, and J.. w. Luke,
also Of Butte, were in the city yester-
day.
Al Tony Gerharz returned yesterday
morning from spending a few days at
the Gerharz & Scott ranch near Park
City.
WA. Combs left Sunday for Moore,
Mont, in response to a telegram noti-
flying him Of a death in his brothers
family.
G. c. Anderson, general superin-
tendent of the Northwestern Improve.
ment company of Red Lodge was a
Billings visitor Sunday.
M. w. Potter, ex-sheriff of Carbon
county, stopped over in Billings yes
terday while en- route from Spokane to
Red Lodge.
G. e. Shipman, a civil engineer. con-
nected with the construction work on
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pany's canal, spent Sunday in Billings
with friends.
M. A. B. Brown, a local surveyor, left
for Sheridan yesterday, where he will
finish up some work for Hatch Il Lii
lis, who are surveying laterals in
thet locality. Mr. Brown expects to
be gone about three weeks in com
plotting the work.
From Sundays Daily.
F. q. O'Brien Of Butte was in the
city yesterday.
B. =. Hauly Of Bridger was a city
visitor yesterday.
j. Weinberg Of Butte registered in
the city yesterday.
J. "A. Barnes arrived in the city yes.
terday from Helena.
Lou Chapple went to Custer yester.
day on legal business.
G. H. Alexander was in Billings
from Helena yesterday.
w. r. Sanders was in Billings yes
terday from Ballantine.
& F. B. Mitchell, a stockman of Laurel,
was in Billings yesterday.
Grover Taylor and Andrew Mcintyre
are city visitors from Laurel.
B. j. Conway Of Fromberg was an
arrival in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. v. Bailey of Miles
City visited in the city yesterday.
A. VI. Miles Of Livingston was a
business visitor in Billings yesterday
George d. Mills, a stockman of Mus
selshell, was in the city yesterday or
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business.
Dan H. Bowman, sheep inspector Of
Miles City, was in the city yesterday
on business.
George H. Maxwell Of Chicago, who
lectured here Friday evening on irri
cation, left yesterday morning fol
the east.
E. G. Potter, a special insurance
agent Of San Francisco, was in the
city yesterday, leaving for Red Lodge
last night on business.
George 8. Eardley, q travelling sales
man for a Butte music house, returned
to that city yesterday after spend
ing the last week in Billings.
John Aerbeck Of Chicago arrived II
the city yesterday morning and viii
locate here permanently. Mr.. Her
beck is an experienced autmobile mar
and has accepted a position at Beh
rendt's auto garage.
From Saturdays Daily.
r. H. Barclay registered in the cit,