The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-24
NEWS FROMhARDlN

Especial to The Gazette.)
Hardin, Jan. OR. H. Gable OF
Foster was in town on business this
week.
j. "A. Haddock Of Sheridan, Wyo.
was here several days looking over
the town and valley with an eye to
business.
H. M. Levers Of Billings was here
last week, combining business with
pleasure.
DR.. A. J. Movins Of Bridged visited
his friend and classmate. DR.. Rich
ards, at this place recently. DR.. Nov.
ms is a very successful practitioner
Of Bridger and has a hospital at that
place.
j. NJ. Smith Of Livingston stopped
in town between trains last week, ia
renew old acquaintances.
John Cooper and Charles Rucker Of
Glendive are here looking after their
stock interests.
T. w. Heinrich Of Lodge Grass was
here last week on business.
Matt Tschirge OF Slack, Wyo., was
a recent visitor.
Rev. Joseph Pope of Park City
held services here last Sunday.
s. A.. Mills Of Sioux City. a travel
Ing man, was calling on the merchants
of town this week.
John Starkweather Of Foster was in
after supplies this week.
B. G. Lillis, civil engineer Of Bill
ings, was here recently doing some
work for the Foster Ditch company
The ditch company will go to work al
an early date.
J.. A. Wilson OF st. Xavier was call
ing IN old friends this week and
transacting business at the same time
Roy Wilkinson Of Billings was q
business visitor last week.
MI. and Mrs. r. D. Mccormick have
returned to their ranch home after q
visit with friends In Billings.
s. B. Tolsen of Joliet was mere last
week, looking after Indian lands that
are to be sold Dol Should MI. Tol
son be successful in his bid he will
be a permanent addition to the val
LEY.
Geo. G. Mouse Of whitman coulee
was a Billings visitor recently.
7. 3. Gay, Joseph Cotter. Bartholo
new Moore and John "A. johnson re
Gently made proof on their home
steads before the U. 8. commissioner
at Hardin.
w. p. Reno was called to Bridgel
Sunday by the illness Of his boy. Roy
]. B. Arnold, president Of the Banl
of Hardin, was here last week look
ing after business interests.
Mrs. +. q. Gay Of the valley has
been very III for some time.
R. g. Rutherford Of Grow Agenc,
was visiting here last week.
]. W. Hengbr, u. s. deputy mar
shall, was in the ne~ighborhood sew
eral days last week, summoning wit
nesses to appear before the u. 8
grand jury which is now in session a
Helena.
J.. 8. Jarrett OF Big Timber spen,
some days here sightseeing and con
sidering business propositions. /.
NJ M. Brooks OF Bozeman ha,
leased a section Of Indian land nea1
the old mission. Mr.. Brooks is largely
Interested In stock business.
The citizens OF Hardin will NEE
soon to organize a cooperative watel
supply company. Water will be sup
piled to the townspeople by the Bur
lington railroad from its pipe line from
the Big Horn river.
A. E. stanberry of Kansas City ii
in the valley looking owe PROPOSE
tions.
Ed. Brookhardt Of. Billings wal
here last week and went out to lool
at land.
John Waddell is here prospectin,
with a view to acquiring some Of tn,
Indian lands to be sold soon.
Mr.. Storms has returned to hi
ranch after several weeks absence ii
Billings.
The people Of the upper valley ar,
getting very much interested in tn,
matter Of irrigation bitches and worl
will probably begin in the early spring
ON three bitches. There is . large,
population OF the high, lands west o
the town that may install . pumping
plant this spring.