The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Billings. 8
Alexander Leggatt II Butte II Y,
the city.
George orser Of Crow Agency is 10
the city.
Mrs. Reginald II. Rogers Of Hysham
was in Billings yesterday.
Mrs. Earl b. Hubbard is visiting in
the city from Washoe, Mont.
j. q. Sanders was among last even
ing's arrivals from Red Lodge.
Fred Tews, a rancher of Bull Noun
tain. was In the city yesterday.
Willis Todd, q well known coal
operator Of Coalville, is in the city.
N Mrs. Mary Griffin and son, James. OF
Custer, were in Billings yesterday.
Rodney King, 9 prominent stockman
Of Moorcraft, Wye, is in the city.
=. Ward Huse, an implement dealer
OF this city. spent Thursday in From
berg.
q. 3. O'ponnell, a manufacturer OF
Deadwood. 8. D., a in the city yes
terday.
MI. and Mrs. j. AZ. Underwood Of
Red Lodge were arrivals Id the city
last evening.
j. 3. Midland Of Gaines, Ca, g. M.
Graham and j. i. Crockett Of Graham,
Va, were II the city yesterday look
ing for Investments.
Mrs. G.. T. Thomas and Miss May
Thomas were in the city yesterday
from Park City. @ l
George Preller. J. Taylor and Dan
Harrigan were IN the city yesterday
from Red Lodge.
George Bland, a stockmuan and
rancher Of Columbus. Is visiting IN
Billings this week.
Miss Helen Wilson OF Livingston is
visiting Mrs. 7. H. Kennedy on North
T~h1Tty-1rst street. %
Mrs. p. e. veltum left yesterday for
Logan, where she expects to visit her
mother for about a week.
Willis Todd, manager Of the Btu.
minous Coal company Of Coalvtlle,
was in the city last night.
r. E. Taylor, manager of the North
ern hotel, returned yesterday from a
business trip to points in Wyoming.
Ludwig Lehfeldt, a wellknown
stockman Of this city, and daughter.
left yesterday for his ranch near Sci.
mes.
Mrs. o. "A. Tschudy and children,
Elsie and Arnold, returned yesterday
from a months visit with relatives in
Illinois.
Charles p. Nevins, q prominent dem
ocratic leader of Butte and state rep
resentative Of an Independent pack
ing company, is in the city.
Frank kim, proprietor OF the Com
mercial hotel, returned yesterday from
Wyoming, where he has been travel
ing on business for the past week.
J. D. Shepard and L. A. Bonselt OF
Greenleaf, and. o. 4. Huckett of Atch-
inson form Ia party Of Kansas men
who are in Billings looking for q loca-
ton.
Dave Armour, a clerk in the local
p~ostoflce, expects to leave tomorrow
for Missoula to attend the state con
vention of Eagles as q delegate from
the local aerie.
Mrs. 3. s. Pease, wife OF Captain
=. s. Pease, general agent for the
Fraternal Order Of Mountaineers, has
arrived In the city to visit her hus-
band. Mrs. Pease has been In Califor-
mia.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Frat arrived ii
the city yesterday from Musselshell.
where they stopped over several days
on their return to this city from
Rochester, Mimi, where Mr.. Frat re-
Gently underwent q surgical operation.
He Is very much improved In health.
A. L. Cary, an engineer connected
with the Western Engineering com
pany Of Miles City, stopped over in
the city yesterday en- route to Miles
City from Helena.
Robert Barclay, assistant superin-
tendent Of the United States railway
mail service. whose headquarters are
at Helena, paid the local postofice
an Official visit yesterday.
Mrs. p. +. slayton and son, Max,
Of North Twenty-eighth street left for
the Pacific coast yesterday morning,
where they expect to visit until fall.
During their trip they will visit at
Salt Lake. Portland, Spokane, Long
Beach and Los Angeles. 4,
Rea Hardness Of Kewanee, ILL.,, is
in the city with a view Of locating in
this section Of the state. Yesterday
Mr. Hardness visited the lands or.
the Huntley reclamation project and
expects to go out to Broadview today
to look over the land in that vicinity.
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