The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-07

ME-. ana MIS-. w. IL. Snyder have j
turned home from j trip through ii
national park.
VIII Mckenzie has returned RI,
Waco near where he has been sper,
ing the summer.
.. q. Lyndes and j. w. Herscnbe
ser, ditch contractors Of Hysham Vi
~ the city attending to business 4
fairs s
Mis- Ethel Head mas returne
from q trip through the national PAL
and a visit to her brother ut Moor,
Mont.
Mr. and Mrs. T. ]. Kelley Of Ia
go, N. d., are visiting friends in til
city this week.
Eo Burla, deputy sheriff at Laurie
called on the members OF the she
IFS force yesterday.
z. =. Conway. q railroad ~contracto
q Fromberg, spent yesterday Iii til
Sugar City on business.
N. ~. Olson, a contractor Of Butte
was II the Sugar city yesterday al
tending to business affairs.
NJ. N. Judd, an orlcial ct the treas
Jury department stationed at Denver
visited the city yesterday.
Mrs. B. CARL and Mrs. Lillian Hop
kins left last night for a tour Of the
Yellowstone National park.
j. 3. Choisser Of Forsyth, proprietor
OF the Oxford bar in this city, spent
yesterday here on business.
&c. Hibbs, a rancher on the Hunt.
ley project, was among the Ballantine
visitors in the city yesterday.
Cliff Helgeson Of the Billings
Hardware company left yesterday for
Fromberg on q business trip.
=. A. Hall, president Of the Vel
.lowstone Park railroad, was ii Bill
ings from Belfry last Monday.
p. r. Sullivan, county drain commits
sioner, spent yesterday at Laurel on.
business conencted with his ofice.
p. a. Richardson and E. "A. Corn
well, business men OF Forsyth were
business visitors In Billings yesterday.
=. NJ. Hughes, travelling auditor for
the Northern Express company paid
the local officials Of the company a
visit yesterday
Austin North, is so far recovered
from his recent illness that he was
to his Office yesterday Tor the
time for nearly a week.
Frank Ludlow, Of Denver, internal
revenue inspector for the Rocky
region, was registered at
one of the local hotels yesterday.
MIS-. Herman Smith and bah,y re-
turned yesterday from Seattle, where
they have been visiting friends and
relatives for the past two months.
II. p. Reckard, a former Billings
man who Is engaged in business at
Columbus, was in the city yesterday
snroute to his ranch, six miles east
Il Billings.
Rev. Walter N. Jordon left yester.
lay morning for Joliet, where he will
conduct evangelical services. He Will
e assisted by Miss Lucille May Park.
= evangelistic singer Of C%otfeyville,
Cans. $
l&C. s. Prater, court st~enographer for
his district, left yesterday for Red
4odge, where he will Join Judge Fox
nd the two will spend, q couple Of
7eeks at Beartooth lake, fishing and
uniting. 4
Mrs. s. p. Panton, a former resident
{ this city, who Is now living il
'ancouver, B. c., arrived ia the city
esterday on the North Coast Limited
will visit with the family OF Judge
latheson on North Thirtieth street.
B.R. Albin Of the Hart-Albin Co,
1T this afternoon for the east to
urchase a stock of fall and winter
oods. He was accompanied as FAR
: Miles City by Father Stack, who
I'LL visit in the Custer county town
y q few days.
DR.. ]. ~ Walker Of western Mon !
ma Is spending q few days IN this {
ty as the guest Of his sister, Mrs. ]
). NJ. Fletcher Of North Thirtieth
The doctor will leave for the i
LIST next week and will return later j
J Billings, where he will probably i
cate. @
L. NJ. Craven, q travelling salesman I
Seattle, is inSthe city. Nj. Craven !
lows that his a booster for thu d
'und City by signing 1909 after Ills /,
me on the hotel register, which is
~ way the residents OF Seattle HAYS, a
advertising the fact that the Alas .
yukon exposition Is to be held / !,
at city next year. I
. party composed OF MI. and Mrs.
-. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. "a. D.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Mad !,