The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Rev. b. 2. Mccullough has returned
from q trip to Helena.
Frank s. Young, q business man OF
Columbus, spent yesterday in Billings.
Herbert Harris spent yesterday at
Laurel attending to his business In
terests there.
J.. F. Montgomery, q business man
OF Red Lodge was a Billings visitor
yesterday.
G. A., Falling, a business man Of Big
Timber, was a business visitor here
yesterday.
L. N. Scatter, an employee OF the U.
8. reclamation service at Huntley, is
in the city visiting friends.
Fred Z. Gibson, a prominent attor-
ney OF Livingston, was in Billings yes
terday on legal business.
d.. J.. II. Armstrong is In Helena at
tending the state meeting Of the
health officers and physicians.
Attorney J. F. O'Connor of Living
ston spent yesterday In the city on
legal business in bankruptcy court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Steele and
daughter and son, Anna and Robert,
returned yesterday from Hunters Hot
Springs accompanied by Thomas Nc
Donald.
Mrs. frank Wilson left yesterday
morning for Red Lodge, where she
will visit her sister, Miss Pearl Mel
son.
Charles LEM. who conducted q
lunch counter in this city for some
time, left yesterday for Vandalia. Ill,
for an extended visit.
H. H. Griffith Of Bozeman stopped
over in Billings yesterday while en-
route to Bridger. whore he formerly
resided, for q visit with friends.
w. p. Adams, a merchant OF Buffalo,
Wyo., stopped over between trains
yesterday for q short visit with old
friends while en- route home from q
visit with relatives in Missoula.
lMr. and Mrs. w. II. Hawkins are ex-
pected to return from a two weeks
visit with relatives in Iowa and ILL
nois, this morning. Mr.. Hawkins is
chief clerk at the local freight office.
Mrs. Lee M. Goodman, wife Of the
cashier Of the First National bank Of
this city, arrived in Billings yesterday
from Aurora, Ill, accompanied by her
little son and they will make their
home in Billings in the future.
H. G. Bostwick. president Of the
First National bank of South Omaha,
and a director Of the Billings State
bank, spent Wednesday in Billings
comforting with the officials Of the
local bank and visiting old friends.
Senator q. M. schwoob, manager Of
the Cody Trading company'e store al
Cody, Wyo., Is a Billings visitor this
week. Mrs. Schwoob accompanied hel
husband to Billings and is visiting
friends here.
John Rapelja. division superintend'
emit Of the Northern Pacific with head
quarters at Glendive, was in Billings
Wednesday comforting with the Local
ohicials OF the company and General
superintendent Gesdell.
Leonard Ekwertzel, postmaster and
q merchant Of Nye, Mont, was in Bill
ings yesterday calling on old friendf
and attending to business affairs. Mr.
Ekwertzel is making arrangements e
accommodate q large number Of tour
ists at Nye next summer. as he wa,
forced to turn many away last yea
on account Of lack Of accommodations
From Thursdays Daily.
Milliam Rae OF Sheridan was . Bill
ings visitor yesterday.
j. W. Beaver. a merchant Of Custer
Is In the city on business.
R. Langford Of Big Timber was {
Billings visitor. yesterday.
w. w. shoop. q farmer OF Laurel
was q Billings visitor last night. ~
Alderman Charles Spear returned
yesterday from a western business
trip.
j.. r. Cooley. q woolgrower Of THU
county, is in the city from Mussel
shell.
Joe Lewellewn, a business man o
Musselshell, was, a Billings visitor yes
! terday.
Edward w. Beck, q rancher Of Parl
City. was in Billings yesterday OF
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Deegan Of ssutl
T%wenty-ninth street left yesterday O
an eastern trip.
Miss Margaret Wineman. q popula
young lady Of Red Lodge, is visiting Il
Billings this week.
Mrs. Earl Edelmuth. wife Of q prom
inent business man OF Red Lodge. !
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