The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-02-04

C.. w. Beaver q business man OF Gus
ter spent yesterday in Billings.
Senator ). c. Mccarthy. Of Bozenaan
visited Billings friends Sunday.
=. H. Ellingson, a Bear Creek mer.
chant, lie in the city or business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Aleshire Of
Huntley visited friends in Billings
Sunday.
D. T. Clark, a farmer Of Iowa, IL in
the city looking for a location in this
section.
Charles O'Donnell left last night
for Chico Hot Springs for a few days
scjourn.
Harry F. Scott. a merchant Of Gus.
ter, was a business visitor in Billings
yesterday.
q. J. Davis, steward at the Billings
club, is spending q few days In st.
Paul on business.
William Rae. a produce dealer OF
Sheridan, was a business visitor in
Billings yesterday.
+. 8. Bartholf has returned from q
business trip to Colorado, where he
has property interests.
G. s.. Marvin, cashier Of the First
National bank Of Laurel, was q Bill
ings visitor last night. Z
B. q. Mccullough departed yester.
day morning for New York on his
way to the Holy Land.
Alderman John statfek is confined
to his home on First avenue south
with An attack Of la grippe.
Aubrey NJ. Raub and H. A. Durand
Of the Huntley reclamation service
spent Sunday in Billings with friends.
Miss Monte Tschudy returned from
Bozeman Sunday, being called home
on account Of the serious illness Of
her; father g5.
George 8. Killorn, q coal mine op-
orator OF the Carbon county fields,
spent Sunday in Billings from From.
berg.
Nick Hughes a contractor Of. Butte
who has a large municipal contract
in this city spent yesterday in Billings
on business.
Harry B. Pierce, a former resident
Of this city. at present engaged in
business at Joliet, is calling on old
friends in Billings.
George Lamport. a pioneer resident
OF this city and q prominent coal mine
operator OF Bear Creek, is a Billings
visitor this week.
County Surveyor Henry Gerharz
spent yesterday at Huntley inspecting
the new bridge which is being built
over the Yellowstone there.
Sergeant Baker of the local police
force. who has been sick for several
weeks with an attack OF rheumatism,
is reported as slightly improved.
MI. and Mrs. H. Wendte returned
yesterday from a visit with relatives
In Illinois. Nj. Wendte is an employee
OF the Billings Hardware company.
Mrs. w. j. Mosier Of Broadwater
avenue returned Sunday from Geneva,
Neb.. where she was recently called
By the death OF q member Of her
family.
W. A..Brown, representative for the
Remington Typewriter company In
this section. returned Sunday from q
business trip to Mammoth Hot
Springs. y
Rayond Hough manager Of the
Bfidger Coal and Improvement COM
pany. stopped YER In Billings yester-
day while en- route to Bridger from
Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Booth Of Red.
Lodge visited friends and relatives
here Sunday. Mrs. Booth viii remain
until her fathers condition changes
for the better. r
John McGregor, an engineer Of the
reclamation service stationed near
Cody, where construction work on the
Corbett dam, is in progress, is in the
city on business.
N. +. Davis OF Des Moines, Iowa, is
a recent arrival In this section. Mr..
Davis recently purchased a section Of
farming land on Canyon creek and Is
building himself a house.
Charles Award returned to his
home in Bozeman Sunday after spend
ing several days visiting friends here.
Mr.. Award is employed by the North.
ern Pacific at Bohemian.
Dr.. Armstrong who has been serious
" III with pneumonia is reported as
improving. Saturday the doctor was
able to take nourishment and It is be-
lieved that the danger point is passed.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Bunnell of st.
Paul stopped over IN Billings Sunday
while en route to the Pacific coast
for a short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. c..
8. Bell at their home on YellowstoneI
avenue.
DE-. Sullivan, county drain commits
sioner and George Carodoso. an en-.
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