The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-03-13

spent yesterday here.
DR.. and Mrs. IN. Souders Of Red,
Lodge visited in Billings yesterday.
Mrs. b. %. Mccormick Of Hardin
is visiting Billings friends this week.
Attorney j. Henry Ntbbe spent yes
terday at Park City on legal business.
Grow" Davis Is spending q few
days here from his ranch near slie-
sia.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. Cook Of Column
bus visited friends in the city yester-
day. s
e. M. Hun, a prominent man Of For
syth, was a business visitor here yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Wescott OF Co
lumbus are visiting Billings friends.
this week.
q. "a: Horkan. a prominent attorney
Of Forsyth, was in Billings yesterday
on legal business. S5ss
"a. q. Morgan, an officer OF the coal.
miners union at Sheridan, was 9 Bill
lings visitor yesterday.
l.. H. stoddard has been appoint
ed deputy county assessor and viii az
sumo his ONCE at once.
Frank Lee. a cigar manufacturer OF
Bridger and a former resident OF Bill
lings, visited In the city yesterday.
Mayor Foster is expected to return
from Helena today; where he has
been attending court as q witness.
City Engineer Henry Gerharz left
yesterday for Forsyth where he is in
charge Of the work 81 building q sewer
system.
4. G. STUDY, trainmaster Of the Bur
lington with headquarters in Sheri-
dan, called on the local oflcials Of the
company yesterday.
Va. M. Clelland, general passenger
agent for the Northern Pacific, was in
Billings yesterday on a tour Of in
spection Of the road.
Robert Beattie, a commissioner Of
Carbon county and a prominent ranch
er and stockman Of Joliet, visitea Bill
lings friends yesterday.
Mrs. Robert S. Stockton, wife Of
the engineer Of the Huntley reclama-
ton project, is visiting friends here
and doing some shopping this week.
w. w. Worthington. superintendent
Of the Montana Coal & Iron COM
pany's mines at Bear Creek, was q
business visitor in Billings yesterday.
W. r. Meyer, a prominent attorney
and banker Of Red Lodge, was in Bill
ings Wednesday and TENDED the at
traction at the Babcock theater in the
evening, ~
w. T. Condor, travelling represent
tative OF the Chicago & Northwestern
Railway company. with headquarters
at Helena, var business visitor here
yesterday,
John Adams. 4 former resident Of
Billings, and an oil promoter Of Lam
der, Wyo., left yesterday Tor; Lander
after spending y couple Of weeks here
with friends.
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sAs Major Pease, one 81 the pioneers Of
this section Of the state, who Is living
on the Crow reservation at present.
was calling on many Of his old time
friends here yesterday.
Ralph Berry, a prominent stockman
lot this section OF the state, arrived
81 Billings. yesterday from sRedlends,
Cal, twheEs he has beensspending the
winter, to look after mis- business In
terests here.
ME and, Mrs. George Mushback Of
Red Lodge left yesterday morning for
their home after having spent Wed
nesday evening here, during which
they. Observation-Disclosures Of sRed
Feather',satt the Babcock theater.
MI. and Mrs. F. r. o'Netll; former
residents Of Billings, are In the city
from their ranch near Hysham visit
ing old friends. Before Nj. EO'Neill
took up q ranch on the coded portion
Of the reservation he wa q contractor
gAAJ shN1t na-aR Alf III tM. - W ,RN4s2b
OF Billings.
A. W. Richardson Of Spokane hal
succeeded w. A. Brown as local agen,
for the Remington Tybewriter com
pany will have Ills once at 2709 Sec
ond avenue north. Mrs. Richardson
accompanied her husband to this city
and they viii make their home here
IN the future.
From Wednesdays Daily.
Rev. Joseph Pope Of Park City Vie
tied friends In the city yesterday.
j. g. Clark, a rancher Of. Columbus
raj q business visitor here yester
day.
John v. Miller. q prominent stock
man Of Merrill, spent.yesterday her.