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

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A. Williams, a Joliet rancher spent
yesterday in Billings on business.
w. s. Warner Of Loveland, Colo, is
in the city looking for a location.
]. H. Mccarthy, a railroad contract
or, was in Billings yesterday from Six
teen Mile.
J. w. Frankie, a contractor on the
Milwaukee spent yesterday in Billings
on business.
G. G. Hurley, a prominent attorney
OF Glendiye raj in Billings yesterday
on legal business.
J.sC. Clark, a prominent rancher Of
this section, was in Billings yester-
day from Columbus.
A. w. Kinney, proprietor of the
Olive hotel at Miles City, is visiting
old friends in Billings.
George 8. Crosby, a prominent wool
grower Of Crosby, Wyo., called on
old friends in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Adolph Fefferman is a recent
arrival in Billings from Minneapolis
and expects to make her home here.
g.. "A. Cahill, q; travelling man, who
makes his headquarters In Billings
and Helena, has returned from one Of
his trips. a. ii ss5&6@
Nat Martin, a well known baseball
player OF this city, has returned from
a visit with friends and relatives in
Minneapolis.
Frank Kihm, proprietor Of the Com
mercial hotel, has returned from a
business trip to his former home at
Dickinson, N. D.
JEFF Kimball, an old timer Of this
section at present milking his home
at Merrill, raj in Billings yesterday
calling on old friends.
Miss Mary Todd, sister Of Frank
Todd, a we'll known shoe man Of this
city, left yesterday for Oklahoma to
visit friends and relatives.
B. D. smalley, a special fire insur-
ance agent of Seattle called on a num-
Der of the local agents for the COM
panies he represents yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Townsend, for
mer residents of Billings who are
studying for missionary work at Hell
ena are visiting friends and relatives
here this week.
j.. F. Cook of st. Paul is in the city
visiting General Agent Squirting Of
the Northern Pacific. Mr.. Cook may
decide to locate in Billings, so favor
ably impressed is he with the city.
Postmaster Prickett is expected
home this morning from Helena,
where he has been attending the
meeting Of the state board Of. osteos
pathic examiners of which he is presi-
dent. .a{ IA.
CIV. Milligan, a prominent dry
land farmer Of North Dakota was in
Billings yesterday. Mr.. Milligan is at
tending the farmers Institutes held
in this state to. get pointers on. dry
land farming.
Misses Grace and Edith Bever Of
Washington, Kans., stopped over Ia
Billings yesterday to visit their uncle,
Chuancey Bever, receiver Of the local
land Office, while en- route to their
new home neal Bridger.
George Lanstrpm, who vas former
" engaged In the cigar business in.
this city, left yesterday morning for
Helena accompanied by MI. Lam
strum. Mr.. Lanstrum may decide to
make his future home in Helena.
From Wednesdays Daily. *.
G. g. Steers, a rancher Of Laurel,
was a business visitor in Billings yes.
terday.
HI. 7. Fleming, a stockman Of Sweet,
Grass county, is in the city from Big
Timber. @ @
John Farnes is confined to his
home on North Thirtieth street with
an attack OF mumps.
Arthur Shannon, a prominent Car
bon county rancher, was in Billings
yesterday on business.
G. l. Gardner returned yesterday
from Laurel where he attended the
meeting of the farmers institute Mon
day.
William Sackett, Appointment ranch
er Of this section, is in Billings from
Park City. attending to business AZ
fairs.
a. R. sickler and w. w. Mcdonald,
prominent business men OF Forsyth,
were calling on their many Billings
friends yesterday.
H. g. Hatfield, a well known travel:
ing salesman who makes his head
quarters in Helena, was in Billings
yesterday calling onaold' friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter. Anderson of
Red Lodge, are visiting Billings
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson may
decide to locate in Billings in the near
future.