The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-24

r. H. John 81 Pony, Mont. Is ii
the city.
James Z. Sample is in the city from
Glendiye.
Paul Brathwall is in the city today
from Bridger.
=. 3. Merrill is in Billings today
from Bridger.
". g. Hardin. q capitalist Of Texar.
kama, Tex. - IN the city.
George a.. Waterman, a land agent
Of Broadview. y In the city.
v. B. De Groat, q rancher OF Balla-
tine, was 81 the city Thursday.
John II. Harvat, q stockman Of Liy.
ingston, Ii in the city on business.
i. "A. Nutting and r. il. Briggs were
n the city yesterday from Laurel.
y. q. Blair wal among the Thurs.
day arrivals in Billings from Living
ston.
:. 2. Mitchell. q stockman Of
Laurel, war registered IN Billings yes
terday.
Dan n. Bowman, stock inspector at
Miles ~ City. was asThursday arrival in
the city.
". Hutton, q rancher Of Red
Lodge, arrived IN the city Thursday
morning.
Ex-sheritf william p. Adams Of
Columbus was an arrival in Billings
yesterday.
Carl Ranking and al Sherlock,
business men Of Hardin, were in the
city yesterday.
j. NJ. wooifskill and 81. i. sidebot-
tom were Billings arrivals yesterday
from Bozeman.
~. M. Clark, vice-president OF the
Red Lodge State bank, was an ar
rival n Billings yesterday.
MI. and Mrs. q. i. Finley and Miss
N. Goodno OF Red Lodge were arri-
walls in Billings last evening. a.
]. F. Montgomery. q merchant OF
Red Lodge. was among the arrivals
in Billings yesterday from the Carbon
county metropolis. Y.
o. W. Weidler, a stockman residing
on North Thirty second street, return
ed Wednesday night from a business
trip to Red Lodse.
Richard Roberts, a prominent jew
eler of this city, is spending several
days at Roundup and Musselshell on
business.
Mesdames H. j. Hough and H. II.
Peters and Misses Marjorie Sheppard
and Anna Baldwin visited Ii the city
yesterday from Bridger.
Local Agent i. w. Klip,pl1seel of the
Burlington railroad returned Wednes-
day night from q several days sojourn
ct Hunters Hot Springs.
Captain Paul Mccormick, IT,, re-.
turned Wednesday night from East
Pryor creek where his family and
that Of James Mccormick are camp
ing.
Miss Bertha Calhoun, manager OF!
the dry goods department Of Keil.
Bros. store, returned Wednesday from
q two weeks visit with relatives in
Wisconsin.
Arthur Noyes, son OF r. 3. Noyes,S
left several days ago for Livingston,
where he has accepted a position
with the Northern Pacific Express
company for the remainder OF the
summer.
William Preston, q travelling sales
man for the Midland Plow factory Of
Tarkville. Mo-, visited with friends
yesterday in Billings leaving last
night for the western part OF the
state. Mr.. Preston expects to return
to this city In a short time and will
possibly locate here permanently.
B. g. Lillis, a well known civil engi-
neer of Billings, and bride returned to
this city yesterday after spending a
two weeks honeymoon at Rollins,
Mont, on the Fathead lake.
Mrs. N. p. Martin Of Red Lodge re-
turned to her home in Red Lodge yes
terday after visiting with her sister,
Mrs. Timothy Murphy Of. the Saliva
ton army for 9 week.
Word q received BY Captain p. 8.
Pease from his son Clarence ~.
Pease, q we'll known vocal teacher IN
New York City, that the latter ar
rived Wednesday In New York after
spending four months studying music
n the Leipsig conservatory In Leip-
SIG, Germany.
= p. Copmton, editor and publisher
Of the New York Nnancier, q paper
devoted to the banking business, was
In Billings yesterday gathering data
for his paper in anticipation Of pub
fishing an issue devoted exclusively
TO the banking interests Of Montana.
Mr.. Compton left for Butte last night
and will return to BILLINGS next week