The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-08-11

visitor in the city.
i. @. Reynolds was among the Lau
rel visitors to this city yesterday.
w. ]. Humphreys. a stockman o
Birney, is in the city on business.
Mrs. James R. Goss has returned
from a six weeks visit in the east.
3. N. Hungerford has returned
from a trip up the saltwater river.
Miss Florence Wilcox OF Helena
is visiting Billings friends this week
James Banta, a Joliet rancher spent
yesterday in the Sugar City, attending
to business affairs.
John G. Robey, a business man OF
Osborn, was a Billings visitor yester.
day. Z
3. NJ. Holbrook, a Sheridan, Wyo.
business man, called on his Billings
friends yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. r. Yates and Miss
es Jennie and Gertrude Grove are
spending a few days at Nye.
Bishop Herd Of the African Metho-
dist church was in Billings Thursday
and made an address at the local
Fchurch.
Rev. Samuel 3. Fritsch, pastor OF
the First Congregational church in
this city, and wife are expected to
return from Deerf1eld, ILL.,, today.
Miss Walker, who for a number OF
years was housekeeper at the STRAIT
ford hotel in Chicago, has taken
charge Of the same department at the
Northern hotel in this city.
Mrs. Charles Waldron OF North
Thirtieth street is entertaining her
two sisters, Mrs. Charles Murray and
Miss Webb Of Bismarck, N. Oak. Mr..
Murray is also visiting at the Waldron
home.
Mrs. J. K. Scott Of Helena, who mas
been visiting Mrs. George Hays at her
home on Yellowstone avenue for the
past 10 days. left yesterday for home
accompanied by Miss Ethel Hays, who
will visit her for a couple Of weeks.
News has been received in Billings
that Louis Vandenhook, formerly
chief clerk Of the Billings land office
has been transferred to Oakland from
Redlands, Cal, where he has been
statnoned for the past few months.
Ed. D. Burla, who for several
months has held the position Of dep
uty sheriff at Laurel, fled his res1g-
nation with the county commission
ers yesterday. The board named
Arch H. Taylor as Mr.. Burla's sue
cessor.
j. Miller Smith Of Helena, United
States district attorney and j. T. San.
ders, United States marshal, were in
the city yesterday attending the pre-
liminary hearing Of Red Stocking Dav-
is, who was bound over to the federal
court for selling liquor to Indians.
From Sundays Daily.
Charles Bowler Of Red Lodge is q
visitor in the Sugar City.
G. 7. Thomas, a stockman Of Lake
Basin, Is in the city on business.
DIR. G. F. Watkins made a profess
sional trip to Huntley yesterday.
MI. and Mrs. ". 4. Parham Of Miles
City r visiting friends in Billings.
c. B. Laites was among the Miles
City visitors to Billings yesterday.
B. 3. Beach of Basin. Wyo., was a
business visitor in Billings yesterday.
John G. Robey. an Osborn business
man, was a Billings visitor yesterday.
F. L. Cummings of Big Timber was
registered at n of the local hotels
yesterday.
Freight Agent Veltum Of the North
ern Pacific spent yesterday at Logan
with relatives.
r. Gerrold. an employe Of the 1ell
Telephone company. has returned
from a visit at Butte.
Mrs. Frank Purcell and Miss Lor-
inc Tyre expect to leave this morn
ing for the Pacific coast on q pleas
ure trip.
Attorney Fred H. Hathhorn return
ed yesterday from Helena, where he
spent several days attending to legal
affairs.
w. B. Mcmillan, q young attorney
of Gagetown, Mich, is q recent arriv-
al in Billings, who Is seeking q loca.
ton.
Attorney Grover G. Cisel returned
home yesterday accompanied by Mrs.
Cisel from a visit with relatives in
Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Gass, former res
idents of this city, have returned
home after a short visit with rela-
tives here.
Rev. Father Vermaat left yester-
day morning for his home in red.