The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Virtue Of Red
Lodge are the guests Of Billings
friends this week. Al
w. ". Worthington. q prominent
mine operator Of Bear Creek Is spend
ing Sunday in Billings.
II. Lowther, a we'll known stockman
Of Musselshell, is visiting with Bill
lings friends this week.
Bill Calhoun returned Friday night
from a hunting and fishing trip In the
mountains near Red Lodge.
Frank Allen, Nat Carwile and Tom
Bouton nave returned from q camping
trip on the Saltwater river. 4
Bob Leavens. q Bear Creek rancher
and coal mine operator, is renewing
old acquaintances in the city.
Frank Smith Of the Smith Cab com
pany has returned from . months visit
with friends and relatives IN Seattle.
r. ]. Doorak was 9 passenger on
last nights Red Lodge train. having
been visiting Carbon county towns.
Dave Penman vas q member OF the
Columbus delegation to the Demo
cratic county convention held yester-
day.
II. j. Calhoun Of Columbus is spend
ing Sunday in the city with friends
and incidentally looking over the polit-
ical field.
j. b. Matheson. q life insurance man
Of Seattle, spent yesterday with the
local agent Of the company. which he
represents.
Miss Frances Hughes OF Pueblo.
Colo, is a recent arrival IN the city
and has accepted a position in one
Of the local stores.
Mrs. j. IA. Underwood Of Red Lodge
and her son arrived IN Billings last
night on their way to Seattle. where
her son will attend school.
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Misses Bessie and Jessie Snyder
left yesterday morning for Dillon.
where they will attend the State
Normal school the coming year.
Pat Lavelle OF Columbus was IN BILL
ings yesterday attending the county
convention and visiting his son, ON
Ger Lavelle Of the local police force.
Mesdames 3. B. Camp. g. A. Bulge
low and g. G. Adkins have returned
from a sojourn at Chico Hot Springs
and the sweet pea carnival at Boze-
man.
Charles Butterfeld has returned
from a two-weeks' trip to the east.
during which he attended the IVA
tional Shoe and Leather fair at Chi
cago.
q. Chapman, head Of the CONNER
cial department in the Billings high
school, arrived In Billings yesterday
from Missoula, preparatory e taking akin
up his duties here.
Hon. Tom McGirl and s. R. Miller re.
turned yesterday from 9 trip to Seat
tie. Messrs. McGirl and Miller were
members Of . party Of Billings people
who have been spending several weeks
IN the northwest.
Miss Zoa Cubbison is visiting with
Billings friends.
Il. 8. Schwarz OF Custer spent yes
terday IN the city.
Nv. 3. Miller Of Red Lodge Is :
business visitor this week.
w. D. Richard Of Big Timber is 8
Billings visitor this week.
"A. "A. Harrigan Of Lewiston was I
business visitor yesterday.
W. G. Ballinger Of Columbus was {
business visitor yesterday.
o. T. Otis Of Red Lodge Is register
ed at one Of the local hotels.
Miss Emma Guy Of Forsyth is visit
ing Billings friends this week.
"A. johnson Of Melville Is in TIL
city attending to business affairs.
William 1. Cook 81 Neihart is II
the city for a few days IN business.
George Dilworth, a dentist Of Re-
Lodge, spent yesterday in Billings.
r. M. Smell Of Huntley Is spendinI
q few days in the city on business
Miss Mary Williams Of Fromberg !
the guest Of Billings friends this weel
Mrs. Edward 8. White Of Helena
the guest Of friends here this weel
Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Russell Of Rob-
erts are amking preparations to re
turn to Billings this week and viii
occupy the Ash house on North TWEEN
ty-seventh street.
Raymond H. Hough, a coal operate
of Bridger. spent yesterday in tn
city.
Miss Alice Johnson OF Miles Cit
! spent yesterday with friends in tn
city. /.
p. J.. Conway. q business man {