The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-05-15

49, 4AONS ASAS1 SAS M2&&4 EHHRAE
]. Hdllman, q tailor Of Red Lodge,
visited In the city yesterday.
Walter r. Heller OF Park City ar
rived in the city late Tuesday night.
Mrs. c. H. Lawrence Of Huhtley Wis
tied In Billings yesterday morning.
R. 3. Shepherd returned yesterday
from a ten days trip to eastern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Macdonald were
in the city yesterday from Fromberg.
Judge George R. Milburn left for
Miles City early yesterday morning.
Alfred Myers Of Hardin stopped over
in the city yesterday for q short time.
Tony Gerharz left this week for q
months visit with friends at Roberts.
W. B. Meyer, q Red Lodge banker.
was in the city yesterday for q few
hours.
Ray Netlz Of Columbus was one OF.
the numerous arrivals In the city yes
terday.
George H. Hildebrandt and family
Of Axtell, Kas., are In Billings for a
short visit.
MI. and Mrs. p. NJ. Cooley and NJ.
Chos were IN the city yesterday from
springdale.
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Lee N. Goodwin left last night for
a 1--WE days trip through the Mussel-
shell country.
e. B. Merrill, an attorney Of Bridger.
was registered at one of the local no
tells yesterday.
j. J. Fqatow Of Helena left yesterday
for the capital city after being in Bill
ings several days.
Gus Brey, a rancher Of Absarokee. is
visiting his brotherinlaw, Paul Ben
rendt. for a few days.
William Matzat Of Alliance. Neb., is
in Billings with the intention Of In
vesting In farm property.
Cabot Thomas, a we'll known stock
man Of Lake Basin, was a business
visitor in Billings yesterday.
Tom sayles, a well known resident
Of Park City, visited friends In Bill.
ings for q few hours yesterday.
p. "A. Williams Of the Billings Mu.
tual Heating company. went to Butte
yesterday on a brief business trip.
]. G. Orrick, formerly deputy sheriff
at Custer, and =. L. Green were In
the. Sugar city yesterday from Custer
DR.. James Chapple expects to leave
for Miles City this morning on profes
sional business, returning tomorrow
morning.
J.. B. Furley, an insurance agent
well known in Billings. has gone t.
Harlowton. where he has opened {
real estate Office.
George Ryan. industrial commits
sioner Of the Great Northern railroad
is looking over the conditions here Il
the interests Of his company.
Charles swartz. who is connected
with the Amalgamated Copper com
! pany at Butte, was in Billings yester
day. leaving for Red Lodge last night
MI. and Mrs. William Dragt and MI
Dragt's sister Of Chicago are recen
arrivals in Billings who will maxi
their home here during the summer
L. F.. Easton, a capitalist Of Il
Crosse, Wis, who Is interested Will
the R. E. Shepherd company in thi
fsection, is in the city on a business
VISIT.
Paul Mccormick, Fred Hathhorn,
"A. Gilluly and Bert shorey went +
Butte yesterday to attend the reput
! lican state convention. which meets Il
that city today.
e. B. Camp left last night for Butte
where he will attend the republical
convention today. going to Helena K
morrow to attend the meeting Of fr
insurance agents in that city satul
! day.
q L. r. stockman and Charles I
Gurm, engineers Of the United State
, reclamation service, were in the cit
!. yesterday enroute to the Milk rive
project in the northern part Of tn
state from the shoshone project !
: Wyoming.
W. w. Wilkinson, q lumber dealer
and Robia F. Shaw, an advertisin
man, both Of Seattle. registered Z
one Of the local hotels YESTERDAY
The figures 1900" after their name
; indicated that they were from seattl'
9 al this 10 one method used by the res
dents Of that city to help boost II
g Yukon-Alastan exposition to be hel
g in the sound city NEXT year.
!, MRS. NEWMAN TO Be
BURIED TOMORR0,