The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-02-11

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Fred II. Hathhorn left Sunday
morning for Helena On legal business.
G. J.. Baldwin, a lumberman OF
Bridger. was a Billings visitor Sun.
day.
Frank L.. Clark, q livestock man OF
Red Lodge, is a business visitor IN
Billings.
p. "A. Richardson, a business man
OF Forsyth, spent Sunday in Billings
with friends. =.
ss ". Nv. Richardson, a stockman OF this
section. Is IN the city from his ranch
a Lavina.
]. r. Conway, a former resident OF
Billings, is in the city renewing old
acquaintance.
Herbert Harris left yesterday for
Miles City, to look after his business
interests there.
Mrs. W. B. Nutting, wife Of q promi-
s,nent Red Lodge banker, Is visiting
Billings friends. ~
Bob Nix left yesterday morning for
his ranch near. Custer after spending
e couple Of days here. III U
Chief Of Police Bert Talgo returned
yesterday morning fron.Sa trip to Hell
ena on official business.
e. @. johnson Of Helena, secretary
of the Donovan-McC ormick company,
Is in the city on business.
Mrs. A. p. Flager, a prominent 80
'ciety woman Of Red Lodge, is visiting
friends in the city this week.
Sam Connolly. a rancher Of Pryor,
and a former resident Of this city. 10
visiting old friends here this week.
Robert Tschudy arrived in the city
early Sunday morning to attend the
funeral Of his brother, o. A.. Tschudy.
William s. Arthur Of the United
States reclamation service, stationed
at Huntley, was a Billings visitor Sun
day. s5 fSN
George Mather a stockman Of Mus
sellshell, is in the city calling on old
friends and attending to business at.
fairs. %~
r. C. Power, prer'uent of the Dono-
van-McC ormick company OF this city,
is here attending the annual meeting
of the company.
Officer Lavelle of the local police
force left yesterday morning for Co
lumbus, being called home on account
Of sickness in the family.
H.'O. Frederickson, a young barber
of this city. lis confined to his room in
the Elk hotel with a severe attack Of
inflammatory rheumatism.
Mrs. j.. Collins West left for Butte
Saturday In response to a telegram
informing her OF the serious illness Of
her father, Henry Mueller.
C. D. Howe, an employee of the
United States reclamation service
stationed at Huntley, spent Sunday in
Billings the guest OF friends. .
e. H. Lambert. a representative Of
a Helena banking concern which q
ries loans on farm property in this
section. is tnsthe city on business.
w. C. Rea. county treasurer Of Car
bon county. stopped over in Billings q
few hours Sunday morning while en-
route to his home In Red Lodge from
Helena. ,Ns Sc VI
" P Adams, a business man Of &C.
lumbus and 9 former sheriff Of this
county; was, in the city Sunday. &C.
companied by Mrs. Adams and"dausAs
ter Dorothy. s.'s':
Mrs. Robert Vermilye has received
word that her husband has been suiic:..
cessfully operated on IN Portland,
Ore. where he went two weeks ago to
receive medical treatment.
W. W. Workman. colonization agent
for the Billings Land s lrrigatioa
company. left last week for the east
after spending several days here con
ferring with the local officials Of the
company.
miss Dell Russell left yesterday
morning for Huntley after spending
Sunday here with friends. Miss Rus
sell is private secretarysto H. N. Saw
age, supervising engineer Of the U. s.
reclamation service.
Mrs. H. H. Tunnicliff, an old-time
resident OF this section who lives at
Red Lodge, accompanied her o to
Billings on his way to Butte Saturday
and after spending Sunday here left
for her home yesterday morning.
IN. A. Arnold, formerly connected
with the directorate Of the First Ma
tional bank Of Billings, and now presi-
dent OF the First National bank. OF
Seattle. is in tho city calling on old
friends. He is accompanied by Judge
w. H. Bard, Appointment citizen Of the
north coast metropolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Searney left