The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-15
William Cochran Of Hardin was .
Billings visitor YESTERDAY.

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Mrs. y. Lewis OF Crow Agency is
visiting with Billings friends.
a. %. sprague Of Bozeman is regis.
tered at one OF the local hotels.
Rev. Joseph Pope Of Park City Wis
tied with Billings friends yesterday.
Mrs. H. w. Mccall Of washoe ID the
guest Of friends in the city this week.
Harry F. Scott and Frank c. Scott,
business men Of Custer, are IN the
city.
Mrs. M. A. Hamilton Of Sheridan is
the guest Of Billings friends this
week.
3. F. Lanabaugh, a prominent citi-
zen Of Sheridan. is in the city q
business.
City Engineer Henry Gerharz left
yesterday for Broadview on q profess
sional trip.
Herman Dickman Of Red Lodge is
in the city attending to government
land business.
Charles w. and Fred 8. Missile OF
Philadelphia are in the city looking
for a location.
James B. Converse Of silesia is re.
newing old acquaintance in Billings
this week.
F. 3, Runner, a business man Of
Absarokee, is spending a few days
in Billings.
DR.. w. H. Johnson has moved his
reidence from North Twenty-ninth
street to the Stapleton block.
N. M. Vilm, manager Of the Bill
ings Milling company. spent Jester
day at Fromberg and Bridger.
Mrs. j. w. Day, Mrs. "A. Miller and
Miss Muriel Perkins Of Huntley are
visiting with Billings friends for q
few days.
Frank Allen and Arthur Hansard
left Thursday morning for New Hamp-
shire where they will enter Phillips
Exeter academy.
J. J. Mccullough, trainmaster of the
Northern Pacific, with headquarters in
Livingston, is in the city on railroad
business today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brodie Gilman return
ed today from Lewistown, where they
have been visiting for about a month.
They expect to be here a few weeks.
John G. Quinlivan, a business man
Of Dickinson, N. D., stopped off here
on the way to Hunters Hot Springs
today and vas the guest Of Frank
Kihm.
John @. Adams, president Of the
Milwaukee Land company, an auxili-
airy company of the Milwaukee rail-
road, with headquarters in Miles City,
is in the city.
Miss Meryl Mccormick. expects to
leave this morning for Manhattan
Vile, N. ", where she will attend
Sacred Heart academy the coming
school year.
Misses Harriet Rowley and Gerald
inc Panton, expect to leave this morn
ing for Monticello, Ill. where they
will attend a young ladies' seminary
this year.
Arminda Mowre leaves tonight for
Spring Creek, seven miles north Of
Absarokee, where she will teach
school in the Saltwater country, for
the coming winter term.
Miss Theresa O'Donnell has re-
turned from Butte, where she has
been spending her vacation. Miss
O'Donnell will assume her duties as
teacher at the Elder Grove school
Monday.
Elbin Vicain, Of Helena, is stopping
off on his way to the University Of
Wisconsin at Madison, Wis, where he
takes up the third year of his studies.
He is the guest OF his sister. Mrs.
Drake.
Ralph Raugh, son. OF Rev. and Mrs.
II. RI Raugh Of North Thirty-first
street, arrived in Billings yesterday
from New York City, where he has
been studying music for some time
past and will open a studio here.
Mrs. Sam Panton, a former resident
OF Billings, who Is now living at Van
couver, B. c., left yesterday morning
for Bozeman, after spending several.
days in Billings visiting at the home
of j. D. Matheson on North Thirtietb
street.
Mrs. B. Schneider returned yester-i
day morning from Great Falls and
Spokane, where at the latter place
she visited her son, Joe Schneider.
AT Great Falls Mrs. Schneider was a
the delegate to the Ladies' Auxiliary
of Sons Of Herman lodge.
Herbert Pile and Tracey Allen, both
of Brookfleld, Mo-, arrived last night
for a visit to the formers father, s.
B. Pile, who is a clerk in the local
freight Office. Mr.. Pile will locate
here, while Mr.. Allen will return home