The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-12-11
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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was put off the train. Mr.. Carter has
many friends and acquaintances in
Billings. ST.. y. w@t@" ~ #N.@
From Thursdays Daily.
Dr.. m, j. Bell is in the city from
Toilet.
y. y. Howell was in the city yester.
lay from Ballantine.
Mrs. Eliza Jones is home from q
visit to Newcastle, Wyo.
Attorney 3. s. Booth of Butte was
n Billings yesterday on business.
Mrs. Thomas Carter Of St. Paul Is
he guest Of Mrs. Jean P. Decker.
P. L. Smith Of Canyon Creek was
q the city yesterday buying supplies.
DR.. w, w. Andrus and his family
we're in the city yesterday from Miles
City. *
p. 8. Booth, q prominent attorney Of
Butte is in the city attending to legal
matters.
Mrs. G. H. Foster left yesterday
morning for New York to spend the
holidays.
DR.. w. w. Andrus OF Miles City is
visiting In the city accompanied by
Mrs. Andrus.
3. H. Brown, a prominent stock.
man, is nj from Cushing, doing some
buying and meeting old acquaint-
ances. .&&t .n IA
Rev. j.. A. Barnes, field superintend-
ent of the Montana Children's Home
Society of Helena, was in Billings yes
terday.
G. L. Nichols, division superintend-
ent Of the Northern Pacific railway OF
Livingston, is in the city on business
and pleasure.
w. M. Brown. q well known
rancher Of the Yellowstone valley,
was in the city yesterday calling on
friends and ~transacting business.
Rev. Joseph A. Barnes, field agent
for the Montana Childrens Home 80.
ciety, spent yesterday in the city and
left last night for his home at Helena.
v. B, McComb, a stockman Of Har-
lin, is in the city attending justice
court where he is prosecuting a man
for the alleged killing of a steer be-
longing to him.
Walter Anderson Of Red Lodge, for
mer Wne of the Red Lodge Picket,
is in the city visiting friends and will
leave for Livingston today. where he
goes on a bushes and pleasure trip.
Mrs. w. r. Meyer Of Red Lodge,
wife of Senator Myer of that town, is
In Billings the guest of MI. and Mrs.
u. II. McElroy. Mrs. Meyer will leave
in a day or two for Los Angeles,
where she will remain for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wise or Low
ell, Ind, have taken up q ranch west
of Billings and will make their home
in Yellowstone county in the future.
Mrs. Wise is a daughter of ]. W. Bren-
nan, a well known rancher of this val
ley.
Mrs. J. F. Ellis of Broadwater
avenue leaves this morning for Miles
City, where she will join her hus.
band, who Is q contractor and builder
and who is engaged in building there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis will return to Bill
ings after the holidays. &
Attorney Fred Hathhorn returned
this morning at 1:35 from Miles City
where he has been attending a SEES
sion of the district court. He defend
ed Fred Mckay, charged with cattle
stealing. The jury after being out
40 minutes returned a verdict Of not
guilty.
Mrs. Sam Barrett of Selmas was
brought to the st. Vincent hospital In
this city last night, and is a very
sick woman. She suffered for a time
from stomach trouble and recovered,
and has just had a relapse. She was
visiting with her daughter Mrs. F.
g. sauerwein and was accompanied
to the hospital by her daughter and
Mr.. Sauerwein.
Alexander Rankin. who has filed
the position Of clerk at the Northern
hotel, left last night for Helena, where
he will accept a similar position at
the Helena Hotel. Mr.. Rankin by his
pleasant manners and arabic courte-
sy made many friends IN Billings and
among the travelling public. Glen
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