The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-11-17
LOCAL and PERSONAL.


M. y. Sporting OF Butte is In the'city.
Emil Borberg spent yesterday in
Billings.
] &c. Hudson is in the city from Bear
Creek. "#
sherin-elect J. G. orrick Of Custer is
In the city. "
A. P. Hart spent yesterday on bust
ness in Laurel. @o
Charles B., Tabor was in Billings
yesterday from Forsyth.
y. w. Corwin, a well known resident
Of Park City, is in town.
Rev. Joseph Pope Of Park City
spent yesterday In Billings.
Mrs. r. M. Parkhurst OF Basin.
Wyo., is the guest OF Billings friends.
s. w. Gebo, a well known Montana
Wyoming coal operator, is in the city.
Fred H. Miller, chief clerk at the
Grow agency was in Billings yester-
day. ..r~# .#9 "@r""i @g" T.
Earl F. Lombard Of Washoe is in
Billings for a. business and pleasure
trip. a@ "... .""@#@"@-
Ray NJ. Hart, of the Hart-Albin COM
pany, left yesterday on No. / for the
west. @M @@#
J.. r. Ellingwood returned from a
trip to the Big Horn Basin Saturday
night.
Ernest E. Smelling and X. Betmead,
ranchers from the Musselshell, are in
the city. .
Harry B. Drum was In Billings yes
terday from his ranch on Upper Mus
selshell.
Harry Dunn, formerly Of. Billings,
is in the city from Hunters Hot
Springs.
T. j. Walsh, one Of Mbntana's lead
ing attorneys x was 7 Billings yester.
#s Observation-Disclosures . E3lEEI .. .M
N. NJ. Vim OF the Billings Milling
company will leave tonight for a trip
to Bozeman and vicinity.
G. H. Savage OF Butte has gone to
Hunters Hot Springs. where he will
recuperate for q few days.
DR.. M. J. Bell Of Joliet returned to
his home yesterday after spending y
couple Of days in the metropolis on
business.
D.. F. Smith and J.. r. Walker Of
Great Falls, coal contractors for the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul rail-
way, are in Billings.
Mrs. p. B. Merrill returned home
yesterday from q visit with relatives
and friends at Creighton, Neb., and
= few days visit at Omaha.
Nj. and Mrs. G. u. ,Belcher and Miss
q Wyatt are in the city from Lavina
for q few days visit with friends and
incidentally to do some shopping.
q. A. Howell, cashier of the First
National Bank of Hardin, Mont, spent
yesterday in the city transacting bus
mess and left for home last night.
Miss Tressie Loomis of Red Lodge,
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Frank Reeves, in this city for the past
several days. left for home yesterday.
George Berky, was in from his
ranch yesterday. Mr.. Berky lives
some 60 miles from Billings and his
visits are necessarily few and far be-
tween.
Mrs. William Schneider, wife Of Po-
lice Officer Schneider, spent Sunday
visiting friends at Laurel. She. was
accompanied by her little daughter
Vivian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rea Of Forsyth,
Mont, spent Sunday visiting Billings
friends and left yesterday for Port
land, where they will remain for a
couple of weeks.
Mrs. Phillip Grein returned yester-
day from a trip to Chicago. While
In Chicago, Mrs. Grein underwent an
operation in a hospital there and re-
turns to Billings in the best Of health.
Mrs. A. Landers OF Washoe. will ar.
rive in the city tonight to be at the
bedside Of her daughter Mrs. Jack
Soulsby, who is quite Ill. Mr.. Soulsby
is a clerk in Yegen Bros grocery de-
partment.
Lum Kendall, of Cranberry, ". Va,
arrived in Billings Saturday night and
remained Over Sunday. Yesterday he