The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-07-31

city.
j. 6. sanders 81 Butte is in tn.
city.
N. ". staley is in the city from
Bear Greek.
q. D. Burla of Laurel was in the
city Thursday.
Mrs. 8. 3. Dove spent Wednesday
with her husband at Huntley
Ernest Woolston was a Thursday
visitor IN Billings from Forsyth.
Mss Bessie Whyte was an arrival
yesterday in the city from Helena.
H. q. Christ and II. Weiner were in
Billings yesterday from Lavina.
j.. B. Jackson. q farmer OF Laurel
was an arrival ii the city Thursday,
Mrs. Francis Miller Of RED Lodge
was registered in the city yesterday,
j. N. Tolman and + L. Clark Of
Red Lodge spent Thursday in Billings.
n. w Klippel, Billings agent for the
Burlington, left yesterday for Miles
City.
Mrs. A. L. Truax and young son OF
J-untley returned to their home yes.
terday.
r. Z. Collins and w. j. Berry were
arrivals in the city Yesterday from
Helena.
Captain and Mrs. E. s. Pease de.
parted yesterday morning on a weeks
trip to Red Lodge.
Miss Matte Williams. a teacher
at Grow Agency, spen.. yesterday in
Billings with friends.
Miss : Lulu Smith Of Exeter, Neb.,
is visiting Mrs. Walter Mcneil at ZIG
North Thirtieth street.
B. G.. Rogers. manager and propre-
tor Of the Rogers hotel at Basin, Wyo.,
was in Billings yesterday.
Mrs. H. T. Allen and Miss Opal
Walker returned yesterday tom a 10
days outing at Rosebud lake.
Daniel w Watsbaugh manager Of
the Laurel Publishing company, was
in the city yesterday from Laurel.
J. c. Creed, formerly proprietor Of
the Northwestern Grocery store,
spent Wednesday in Joliet on bust
ness.
John Mccullough, secretary and
manager of the Carbon Milling COM
pany of Joliet, was in the city yes
terday.
B. G. Brockway, R. Best, Q. G.
Bundy and M. L. G. Unger, business
men Of Laurel, were in the city yes
terday.
A w. Elliott, representing jeremiah
Williams & Co., Of Boston, departed
Wednesday night for his home in Bos-
ton, Mass.
w. F. Snyder and "A s. Shannon
and families left Wednesday for a
tour through the Yellowstone Ma
tional park.
Miss Mabel Minard, sister Of Ma.
E. 8. Judd, returned yesterday morn
ing from a tour through the Yellow
National park.
j.. u. Davis, insurance agent with
the r. b Shepherd company, returned
yesterday from q months business
trip through tho state
National Bank Examiner Luce of
Seattle, Wash, and ]. B. Arnold. OF
this city, spent yesterday at the Grow
Agency looking I've the Custer battle
field.
George H. Swan, a special insur-
ance agent Of Spokane, Wash, is in.
the city on business connected with
the insurance companies that he rep
resents e l&8
R. D. POLLARD and son, rrank.. 3
in the city Wednesday from Omaha,
Neb., where Mr.. Pollard has head
quarters as tar agent for the Burlng-
ton railroad.
S. 3. Classify. local representative
Of the International Conservatory Of
Music in Portland. Ore, left yestes-
day for Red Lodge and other points
in Carbon county.
Col. E. G. Waters, formerly a rest
dent Of Billings, but now Of Mammoth
Hot Springs, in the Yellowstone Ma
tional park. is in the city. Col. Wat
ers manages the line Of boats oper-
ated on the Yellowstone lake.
James L. McCaull, president OF the
McCaull-Webster Elevator company,
and Samuel j. McCaull, an official OF
the McCauIl-D unsmore company and
Of the Hawkeye Elevator company.
are in Billings from Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. "A. Dittemore re-
turned several days ago from Rose
bud lake where they were camping
for about 10 days Owing to Mrs.
Dittemore contracting tonsilitis, they
were compelled to return to this city.
herman Gates. who is connected.