The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-21
LOCAL and PERSONAL

/ LOCAL AM
4. =. Mcdowell Of Butte is in Bill
ings.
Charles Wegner is in billings fron,
Great Falls.
R. P. Heren Of Merrill is in the cit,
on business.
w. J. Sullivan OF Laurel was in TIL
city yesterday.
Mrs. M. Burns Of Miles City is Wis
iting in the city.
Harry Scott, a merchant Of juno
ton, Is In Billings.
Mrs. B. o. Anderson was a Monday
arrival from Custer.
M. +. Trask is In the city from bis
ranch near Ballantine.
Dr.. and Mrs. H. K. Wilson Of Lew.
istown are in the city.
]. p. Edwards. q banker Of Forsyth
was in the city Sunday.
B.. Frank, q resident Of Joliet
was Ia the city yesterday.
J. Q. Mccarthy OF Bozeman was q
Monday arrival in this city.
George j. Tanning is registered in
the city from Crow Agency.
w. a. Sherlock was a Billings visi.
tor Monday from Townsend.
Mesdames Barlow and Hough are
visitors In Billings from Bridger.
George Colby, q wool buyer Of this
city, left yesterday for Miles City.
A.. G. Johnson, a prominent banker
OF Helena, was in the city Monday.
Sam w. Gebo and r. q. Weber OF
Fromberg were in the city Monday.
AL Wright and Joseph Egan were
in the city yesterday from Townsend.
w. ". Worthington, a coal mine
operator Of Bear Greek, Is in the city.
MI. and Mrs. b. @. Dove Of For
syth were registered in Billings yes
terday.
Raymond Richards and Sydney
Miller were in the city yesterday from
Helena.
John H. Schroeder, a Lake Basin
stockman. is attending to business in
the city today.
H. H. searles Of Appleton. Wis, has
accepted a position with the Billings
Cigar company.
City Engineer Henry Gerharz left
Sunday for Hardin on a business trip
of several days.
w. w. Stockwell, a prominent citi-
zen Of Musselshell, visited relatives in
this city Sunday.
H. W. Turner and M. Hebgin, ON
cials Of a Butte electrical and power
company, are in the city.
Miss Amy Bennighof is visiting Dr..
and Mrs. G. r. Watkins at their home
on North Thirtieth street.
Charles Carmichael, q building con-
tractor formerly Of Billings but now
Of Miles City. is in the city.
g. e. settergren, president of the
Laurel Trading company, was among
the Monday arrivals from Laurel.
G. I. Nichols, q prominent official
Of the Northern Pacific at Livingston,
was an arrival in the city yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. Bowen Of Sargent,
Neb, are visiting at the home Of
Frank Barta or North T~hirty-hrst
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lesky Of this
city left yesterday for Merrill on a
camping trip where they will spend
several weeks.
@. r. Slater, manager Of q brick
yard at Miles City, who was formerly
a resident Of this city, was in the
city Sunday.
Mrs. Bert Talgo and daughter, Elsie,
and Mrs. Phillip Wesch and daughter,
Florence, left yesterday for Chico Hot
Springs for a two weeks sojourn.
Arthur Weaver, an attorney Of Salt
Lake, Utah, stopped over in the city
Sunday to visit his former schoolmate,
j. H. Johnston, while en- route east.
Misses Laura Hannah and Mildred
Griffith Of Sheridan, who have been
visiting Miss Myrtle Mccormick in
this city for the past ten days, de-
parted for their homes Sunday.
Miss Mabel johnson Of Nelson, Neb.,
who has been visiting at the home of
J. p. O'Mara on North Twenty-sixth
street for the past three months, left
for her home yesterday morning.
William Dallas, a civil engineer Of
Billings, is in the city from Miles
City, near which place he has q CON
tract with the government for sur
veying several townships.
Miss Jessie Jones Of Glendive and
Miss Tokna Dunlap OF Tokna arrived
in Billings yesterday en- route west