The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-04-07
LOCAL and PERSONAL


Edward Elge Of Fromberg was in
the city Sunday.
Street Commissioner Fred Warner
a returned from q visit to his ranch
on the Saltwater river.
D. H. Moss of Seattle has arrived in
the city to visit relatives.
Mrs. Raymond Long Of Forsyth is
= In the city visiting friends.
Ed H. Corle Of Joliet was in town
to attend the Maverick banquet.
Austin North returned Sunday night
from a short bushes trip to Laurel.
s. l.. Dunlap, a real estate man of
st. Paul, IA in Billings yesterday.
DR.. B. 8. Scott was in the city yes
terday from his ranch near Park City.
j. 3. Choisser, a wholesale liquor
dealer Of Forsyth, was in town yes
terday.
Jerre Murphy, editor of the Belfry
News, was in the city yesterday from
Belfry.
Alex Gass, a we'll known citizen Of
Roberts, was a guest at the Maverick
banquet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rea we're in Bill
ings Sunday from their Cold Springs
ranch near forsyth.
John schram, president Of the Bill
ings Land & Irrigation company, is in
the city from Seattle.
a.. b. Harwood, a prominent citizen
Of White Sulphur Springs, was a Bill
ings visitor yesterday.
W. w. Worthington, a coal mine op-
orator Of Bear Creek, was a business
visitor in Billings yesterday.
Mrs. A. J. Mc1ntlre arrived from
Bozeman yesterday and will spend sew
eral days with friends In the city.
Fred 3. Mott, a prominent stock
man and rancher Of the Lake Basin,
spent Sunday in Billings with friends.
Charles p. Nevin, representative Of
an eastern packing house, with head
quarters at Butte, was in town yes
terday.
Charles Retalic, a we'll known
butcher Of Livingston, was in the city
to attend the Maverick banquet Sat
urday night. e 5
Colonel S. "A. La Garde and o Of
the United States army, were Billings
visitors Sunday en- route to the Phil
ippine islands.
E. w. Houghton, a well known archi-
tect Of Seattle, who drew the plans for
the Babcock opera house, was in Bill.
ings yesterday.
=. A. Waterman, who is colonizing
lands near Broadview. is expected to
arrive in Billings Thursday with a
party Of Iowa ~homeseekers.
United States Commissioner Jo-
seph e. Mushback OF Red Lodge came
down last night and will spend a day
or so in the city.
B. G. Lillis spent yesterday at Hy-
sham making surveys for the Hysham
Cooperative Ditch company on the
canal which is being built by the
company.
Rev. Thoren, pastor Of the Congre-
gational church at Big Timber, stop
ped over in Billings yesterday while
enroute from his ranch near Broad
view to Livingston.
Sherd Soule left yesterday morning
for3the Cottonwood-Billings Gas & Oh.
company's field near Silesia, to look
v e the field and find out how the
work Of drilling is progressing.
W. T. Clark OF Spokane, Wash, see.
rotary Of the Billings Land & Irriga-
ton company, and Marvin @. Chase,
superintendent of construction for
that company, are in the city on bust
ness.
Fred Gorham, who is connected
with the reclamation service at Hunt
ley and who has been confined at st.
Vincent's hospital with typhoid fever,
has sufficiently improved to be out
again. Nj. Gorham expects to re
sumo his duties at Huntley in a few
days.
H. P. Vermi1ye, general sales agent
Of the Billings Land & Irrigation com
pany, arrived home yesterday after, a
months visit to points on the Pacific
coast. Mr.. vermilye visited his broth
or R. H. vermilye also Of this city,
who went to the coast to recuperate
after a serious illness. He states
that his brother Is so much improved
that he expects to return to Billings
about a week.
From Saturdays Daily.
D. M.'Chich was in the city yester-
day from Custer.
w. H. Norton Of Columbus was In
the city yesterday.
w. Lee Mains came down from Col
umbus Yesterday on business