The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-03-06

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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. Aleshire Of
Huntley, visited Billings friends yester-
day.
j. j. Hall, a rancher of Fromberg,
was a business visitor in the city yes
terday. Isl
Miss Mamie Gottlob, a popular wo-
man of Big Timber, is visiting Bill
ings friends.
DR.. Riesland, an eye specialist of
Helena, is in the city accompanied by
Mrs. Riesland. /.
Miss Gertrude Sylvester, a teacher
in the Columbus schools, is visiting
friends in Billings.
Jack Tintinger, a rancher on the
Saltwater, vas in the city yesterday
calling IN old friends. '%8
W. W. Mcdonald and A. r. sfckler,
business men Of Forsyth, were Bill
ings visitors yesterday.
W. Y. Browne returned yesterday
from a business trip to Helena and the
western part Of the state.
j. "A. Richardson, q prominent wool
grower Of Lavina, is visiting his many
friends in Billings this week.
VIM. Enright, manager of the Fam
lily theater, has returned from a busi-
ness trip to Helena and Butte.
Or. and Mrs. q. M. Russell Of Mon
haitian spent Sunday and Monday
with Mr.. and Mrs. 3. e. veltum.
n. G. Hatfield, a travelling salesman
who makesshis headquarters in Helena.
was calling on the trade yesterday.
A. A. Campbell, who is connected
with the Indian service at Crow
Agency, was a Billings visitor yester-
day.
j. ". Hershberger. a contractor on
the Sanders canal, was a business Wis
itor in Billings yesterday from Hy.
sham. q
K. S. Kelly, q. clothing dealer. is at
Hunters Hot Springs for a few days.
Frank McNought is also at the
springs.
F. M. Gallagher, a former resident
Of Billings, who Is ranching in the Big
Horn basin, is calling on old friends.
in the city this week.
Ben Brown, a prominent Carbon
county stockman spent yesterday in
Billings on business. Mr.. Browns
home is near Roscoe.
o, A. Anderson, a commercial travel
er who makes his headquarters in Bill
ings, left yesterday morning for Min
neapolis on a business trip.
w. B. George returned yesterday
from Helena where he has been max
ing medicine with the directors of the
state fair association, for a few days.
Mrs. T. j.. Foster. wife Of of1cer
Foster Of the local police force. re.
turned yesterday from a visit with
friends and relatives at .Bridger ac-
companied by her son Earl.
Mr.. and Mrs. BIG. Brockway OF
Laurel, were Billings visitors Tues
day night and attended the Elk's show
at the Babcock theater. Nj. Brock
way Is a real estate man of Laurel.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Farrell Of Joliet
visited friends in Billings last night
and attended the attraction at the
Babcock theater last night. MI. Far
rell is a prominent business man Of
Joliet.
Conductor Frank Scott Of the North
ern Pacific, has returned from a.
months trip to Washington and Cali.
fornia. Mrs. Scott and babe will .
main on the coast for amonth before
returning to Billings.
II. Z. Brown, who directed the pro.
duction OF. the College Pennant in this
city, expects to leave this morning
for Sheridan and 1t is barely possible.
that the Elk's lodge Of Sheridan will
produce the musical comedy.
DR.. T. D. futile. secretary 81, the
state board Of health, was in Billings
yesterday in connection with the
duties OF his office. It is understood
that Dr.: futile Is inspecting the sew.
er systems in every city Of the state.
Q. A. Fallang, sheriff Of Sweet Grass
county, was in Billings yesterday to
get Joe McCarty, who was arrested
at Custer Monday on a charge OF bur
,glary preferred by the Sweet Grass
authorities. Sheriff Fallong and his
prisoner left last night for Big Tim
Der. ;3 IS
George fYoung3issa recent arrival'in
Billings from ST. Paul and has taken
9 position as manager 81 the crockery
department In the Billings hardware
store. Mr.. Young Is q crockery man
Of great, ability and much experience
and has been connected with many OIL
the large firms in the twin cities.
Prof. a. Atkinson Of Bozeman, W. b..
Harlan OF Como, and W. N. Wool.
bridge OF Hinsdale, speakers for the