The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-04-17

M. +. Trask cane up from Ballan-
tine yesterday.
r. 3. Gregory Of Sheridan, Wyo..
was in the city yesterday.
/. H. A. Flager Of Red Lodge was in
Billings yesterday. &
j. M. Kay Of Townsend was in the
city yesterday on business.
Walter Akin OF Belgrade stopped
over in the city yesterday.
Sam d. GOA, an insurance agent OF
the capital city, Ii in Billings.
George Kinnich, a liveryman OF
Huntley, visited Billings yesterday.
George s. Killon was in Billings
yesterday from Fromberg.
". II. Patterson was a city visitor
yesterday from Big Timber.
DR.. ana Mrs. M. H. Juaa OF Mussel.
shell arrived In the city yesterday.
]. Thurston Of Absarokee was in
the city yesterday on business.
City Engineer Gerharz left yester-
day. morning for Forsyth, where he
will make a report to the city coun-
Gil on q sewer system for the city.
R. s. Grant, a business man Of Liv-
ingston, was in Billings yesterday.
W. D. Deadwood, sheriff Of Broad
water county, was visitor yesterday.
Duncan Mcdonald, a hotel man Of
Seattle. is in the city on business.
]. D. Ross and Mrs. NJ. G. Ross Of
Columbus were in Billings yesterday.
c. J.. Buzzetti, a business man Of
Fromberg, was a city visitor yester-
day.
James E. higgins, Theo. Eberle and
Louis Rosenstein are in the city from
Butte.
Fred Underwood, coroner Of Carbon
county, was in Billings yesterday on
q short business trip.
Allen H. Davis, a well known jew
eler Of Red lodge, was in the city
Oh business yesterday.
Prof. R. A. Cooley OF the Montana
agricultural college at Bozeman, was
in Billings yesterday.
Nathan Godfrey, a member Of the
montana state railroad commission, is
in the city on business.
j. e. Dunlay, a railroad contractor
of Orleans, Neb., was in the city Wed.
nesday and Thursday on business.
Mrs. Thomas Hurley and children
are in the city from Roundup visiting
Mrs. Charles Brown, her sister.
W. s. and "A. l.. Hewitt, represent
ing a Minneapolis bridge building con
Germ with branch Office in this city
arrived in Billings yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Yager arrived
IN the city yesterday from Cody, Wyo
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Dove of r'orsyth
visited Billings yesterday.
Mrs. r. 3. Shepherd is expected
to return home early this morning
from a two months visit in the east
While away she visited her daughter
who is attending Smith college a
Northampton, Mass.
Ernest l.. Marvin, connected will
the Laurel Realty company, and An
drew Mcintosh were in the city yes
,terday from Laurel.
C. M. Bair and r. e. Shepherd wen
to Hardin yesterday to look owe
ditch that is being excavated neal
there In which they are interested.
Charles Reifenrath, manager AM
publisher Of the Northwestern stock
grower and Farmer, was in Billings
yesterday from his home in Helena.
Major Edwards, a banker of For
syth, left yesterday for his home il
his new White steamer automobile
which he recently purchased in thi
city.
A. Werthheimer of Rosebaum Bros,
livestock and commission men Of Chi
cago, stopped over in Billings yester
day while enroute to Miles City to at
tend the stockgrowers' meeting whicl
Is to be held there next week.
w. M. Rilly, a prominent Elk o
Missoula and district deputy of tina
order for Montana, arrived in the cit,
yesterday to be present at the annua
installation OF officers Of the loca
chapter held last night at Elks' hall
Herbert w. Meyers, special exam
liner for the governments commerce
and labor department, spent yesterda,
In Billings examining the naturaliza
ton records In the clerk Of the distrfc
courts ONCE and is at Red Lodge tc
day engaged in similar work.
Hugo Gerharz left yesterday morn
ing for his home at Kaukauma, Wi
where he expects to visit until he ha
completely recovered from q sever
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