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


Joseph Pope OF Park City was in
the city Sunday.
Howard Greene visited his father
in Custer Sunday.
T. J.. O'Neill is in Billings from his
ranch near Saunders. y
A. #. McCune was in Billings over
Sunday from Belgrade.
James Harrington Of Absarokee
was in the city sunday.
M. Graham Of Glendive was an ar
rival in the city yesterday.
r. L. Aims Of Helena was regis
tered in the city yesterday.
W. A. Talmage, a Red Lodge mer-
chant, was in the city Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Blakesly were
visitors from Forsyth yesterday.
Major J.. e. Edwards is a business
visitor in the city from Forsyth.
Raymond H. Hough registered in
the city yesterday from Bridger.
A. G. Baker and E. e. Gould were
in Billings Sunday from Miles City.
James 3. Rea and w. H. johnson
were Monday arrivals from Forsyth.
Thomas McGirl was in the city
yesterday from his Huntley ranch.
G. N. McCracken left several days
ago for selesia, where he has a cattle
ranch.
81 Mrs. w. "A. Allen and daughter LIE.
lah are visiting with relatives in st.
Paul.
M. schiltz, a stockman Of Forsyth,
was in the city yesterday purchas.
ing sheep. .
George straub arrived in Billings
Sunday from his ranch near Bull
Mountain.
County Commissioner M. w
Cramer Of Laurel was in Billings
yesterday
Myrtle X. Vance. a school teacher
Of Jordan, near Miles City. is in the
city visiting friends.
T. G. Power Of Helena arrived IN
the city Sunday, leaving for the
East in the evening.
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o. T. Hart Of Valley City, N. D.
was in Billings yesterday with q
party Of land buyers.
r. W. Klipel, local agent for the
Burlington, went to Helena yester
day morning on business.
Frank De Clerq and Harry Spar,
went to Red Lodge yesterday on bust
ness, to be gone several days.
Judge Clement of the district court
at Helena, accompanied by Mrs. Gle
ment, arrived In the city yesterday
morning.
Everett McNeer Of Tuscola, ILL.,, ii
visiting in the city, the guest Of Cash
Ter Lee N. Goodwin Of the First Ma
tional bank.
Harry Groves, a well known attor
ney, is quite Ill at the hospital Will
typhoid fever, with which he wal
taken sick Sunday.
d. ID. Long, who until recently was
a clerk in the postoff1ce, left for Hunt
er's Hot Springs, where he expects tt
stay about two weeks.
IN. A. Shower Of Moore, who has
been visiting in this city for the las
week, will leave this morning fol
Kansas City and other points in Ne
braska.
William Barclay, a banker Q!
Bridger, and F. W. Hine, county sur
veyor Of Carbon county, were Sun
day visitors in Billings
\ G. 3. shipman Of the city engi
neers' Office left yesterday morning
for Saunders, where he will do som
work IN the Sanders cooperative
ditch near there.
NJ. R. Roche, B. M. sheehan, w. 3
Enright, He McCune and John Ega1
returned from Butte yesterday morn
ing, where they attended the initia
tion Of the knights Of Columbus.
. Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Noyes and sons
Horace and James, are in the cit,
from their home in Kansas City a!
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Sande..
G. L. Heren Of Custer. who wal
recently appointed referee for TIL
townsite Of Custer, left for hom'
Sunday morning after spending sew
eral days in the city.
William Beck, proprietor Of thu
Luzon cafe, left yesterday for Stew
n Point, Wis, in response to a tele
gram informing him Of the death o
a brother and the serious illness o
his mother.
]. e. Phelan and William H. Wal
ton, two prominent business men o