The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-01-21

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b. q. Brockway. a real estate maj
Of Laurel. was . Billings visitor yester-
day.
Joe Donahue, son Of Chief Of Police
Donahue OF Omaha, was in Billings
Sunday. Ha
B. G. Lillis left yesterday morning
for Pompeys Pillar on aweek's survey
ing trip.
Alderman Charles Spear is expected
to return today from a western bust
mss trip.
H. "A. Templeton, a lumberman OF
Laurel, spent yesterday in Billings on
business. II
G. p. Roush expects to leave today
for a six weeks visit at his old home
in Virginia.
F. "A. Hall, president Of the Yellow
stone Park railroad, vas in the city
from Belfry Sunday.
w. w. Clarke, a business maj and
booster Of Columbus, spent Sunday In
Billings with friends.
Agnes B. Ross. county superintend-
ent Of the Carbon county schools, Wis
tied Billings friends Sunday.
G. u. Buzzetti, secretary Of the From
berg Mercantile company. was q bust
ness visitor in Billings yesterday.
Miss Kitty Rybolt left yesterday for
Custer, where she will visit Mrs. ".
H. Hawley at the Hawley ranch, near
Custer. III
s. N. Nicholson, deputy collector Of
revenues, spent Sunday in Billings
with his son, who is employed In the
Northern hotel.
H. 3. Hughes Of Hamilton, Ohio.
stopped over in Billings yesterday
while enroute to Miles City, where he
expects to locate.
Otto s%choenfeld. state humane OH
Ger, IL IN the city on business con
nected with his ONCE. Mr.. schoen-
feld's home 10 IN Great Falls.
W. H. T4ppet left yesterday for the
east and expects to make q tour Of the
eastern cities, visiting his parents at
Mayfeld, Ont, during the trip.
Mrs. Harry B. Pierce, a former resi-
dent Of this city at present residing
In Joliet, where her husband Is en-
gagged in business, is visiting Billings
friends this week.
Miss Lucy Denham and Thomas
Denham Of Bozeman are visiting their
sister, Mrs. .. j. Madison of North
Twenty-third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed @. Deegan Of He'd
Lodge were in the city yesterday en-.
route home from a months trip to Nv
Yo:k and other eastern cities.
G. q. Durland. a well known civil en-
gineer Of this city, has returned from
a months visit with friends and rela.
tives at his old home In southern iii.
nois.
w. H. Pethybridge. a former resi-.
dent of Billings. at present deputy
clerk Of the court at Livingston. was
In the city Sunday calling on old
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Moore ana little
nephew. Jacob Wolfson, Of South
Twenty-seventh street, returned yes.
terday from q weeks sojoufa at Hunt
ers' Hot Springs.
George Faisgt. a prominent man Of
GRANVILLE. nj, 10 visiting william Hol.
bush at his home on North Thirty.
third street. Mi. Faisgt expects to Re
turn to his home tomorrow.
Margaret N. strang. county super
intendent of schools. left! yesterday
morning for Columbus to visit the
SCHOOLS in that section. Mrs. strans
EXPECTS to return to Billings thursday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Berry are ex'
pected to return from the coast today,
where they have been spending their
honeymoon. Mr.. Berry is employed as
bookkeeper at the Billings State bank
Rev. DR.. Thorsen. pastor Of the Con
gregational church at Big Timber
spent Sunday In Billings. Dr.. Thorsen
recently took up a homestead near
Broadview and Is erecting q house on
his ranch. z.
L N. Hatch, ar engineer Of the U.
8. reclamation service, who has been
stationed at Cody for some time past
left yesterday morning for Idaho
where he has been transferred fol
work on q new project.
w. II. Hawley, who has q ranch on
the coded portion Of the reservation
nea Custer, stopped over in Billings
Sunday for a short visit with friends
while enroute to Helena, where he has
been summoned to sit IN the grand
Jury. MI. Hawley was Formerly en-
gagged in business IN Billings.
From Sundays Daily.
Mrs. Harry Aleshire Of Huntley il
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