The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-21

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George Barclay, day clerk at til,
Northern hotel, left yesterday In CON
pany with his mother on a weeks
business trip to points in Nortl
! Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mccormick, ir.
and MIR. and Mrs. James Mccormick
left Saturday IN a camping trip Q,
about ten days in the vicinity Of Pryor
creek.
8. ]. Nicholas, formerly proprietor
Of an oriental taspestry establishment
in the Babcock theater building, is In
the city on his way from Miles City
to Helena.
From Saturdays Daily.
II. M. Kellogg is in Billings from
Big Timber.
Frank DeClerq departed yesterday
for Forsyth.
A. H. Davis. q jeweler OF Red Lodge
Is in the city.
Preston H. Kane was a Friday ar:
rival from Custer.
H. o. Martin and H. Wade Of Cody,
Wyo., are In the city.
Dr. a. II. Crowell, q physician Of
Livingston, Is in the city.
7. q. Gay. a merchant Of Hardin,
was in the city yesterday.
Charles McAllister, a stockman OF
Big Timber, is in the city.
Miss Dell Russell Of Huntley ar
rived in the city yesterday.
w. T. Renker, a lumber dealer Of
Everett, Wash, is in Billings.
B. +. Thompson Of La Belle, No,
in the city looking for a location.
Willim Barclay, a banker Of Bird
ger, was in the city yesterday.
=. =. Clark. a livestock breeder Of
Red Lodge, was in the city Friday.
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H. Burrell, a coal mining Official Of
Kirby. Wyo. was in the city yester
day.
Gus D. Storms, formerly a hotel
man Of DeadWood, 8. D., is In the
city.
County Commissioners Nv. w. Cram
er was an arrival from Laurel last
evening.
Mesdames L. 7. and j. e.. Neace OF
Milestone, Mont, r visiting friends
in the city.
P. n. Kern, q rancher from the Big
Horn Valley was in the city yesterday
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. witt Of Colum-
bus were arrivals in Billings yester.
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Mitchell and Miss
Neva Armstrong of Foster. were in
the city yesterday.
r. G.. Beattie, a county commission
er Of Carbon county, was in the city
yesterday. from Joliet.
r. w. Klippel, local agent Of the
Burlington railroad, returned yester-
day from Sheridan, Wyo.
"A. I. Mitchell, president OF the Big
Horn Low Line Ditch company, was
in the city yesterday from Hardin.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Allen and Miss
Opal Walker expect to spend several
days camping at Rosebud Lake this
week.
Judge lox arrived In the city last
night from Red Lodge and will open
district court here today tor one days
session.
Under Sheriff Hubbard~is able to. be
out again after being confined to his
home for the past week as a result
Of sickness.
Miss Myrtle Adams is spending
several weeks In Helena az the guest
Of the family Of Rev. Charles 3. Miller
Of that city.
Mrs. Mabel BolIes Of Oldrich, Neb..
is visiting in the city rs the guest of
the family Of John 8. Todd on North
Thirty-hrst street.
Mrs. H. p. Nelson. wife Of q CON
tractor Of this city. returned yester-
day from q weeks visit with relatives
at Sheridan, Wyo.
George w. Oestreich and Loyal A.
Partridge, representing a manufac-
tory Of dentists instruments In Phil
adelphia, arein the city.
j ". Day. Joseph and George Kin
nick. Charles H. stenson and. ]. H.,
were In the city yesterday
on business from Huntley.
Rudolph and Harold Lehfeldt. sons
q Ludwig Lehfeldt, q local stockman.
LETT yesterday morning 10 Join their
mother ct Chico Hot Springs.
Jack Harley. . wen known sheep
dip expert, representing i Kansas city
drug concerps Il spending sevsra,