The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-06-16


ings visitor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard d. Knox are
In the city from Butte.
H. j. oegler Of Miles City stopped
over in the city yesterday.
Tom staunton OF Helena arrived In
Billings yesterday morning.
w. r. Frederick, a citizen Of Joliet,
was a Billings visitor yesterday.
J. r. Montgomery, a merchant Of
Red Lodge, was in the city yesterday.
q. 3. Heemble and family Of Mus
selshell are visiting friends in Bill
ings.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Hall of Bear
Creek were visiting friends in the city
yesterday.
Miss Frances Gilsdorf left yesterday
for Red Lodge to visit friends in the
coal camp.
Mrs. Joseph Sansome has returned.
from a few weeks ~sojourn at Chico
Hot Springs.
Miss Hattie Hodson of Earlham, Ia,
is visiting her cousin, q. y. Logan, Of
Terry avenue.
S. H. Keougham and Byron Gard
ner were Billings visitors yesterday
from Garland, Wyo.
Ex-senator T. G. Power of Helena
was in Billings yesterday accompa-
MED by Mrs. Power.
Misses Virginia Simpson and Mary
Vogel were visiting in the city yester-
day from Cody, Wyo.
Dan H. Bowman, a stockman of
Miles City was a business visitor in
the Magic city yesterday.
J.. j.. Chatham and E. B. Rivers
were among the visitors yesterday in
the city from Red Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller OF Merrill
left for their home yesterday morning
after spending several days in the
city.
w. L. Willoboy-and M. E. Reyes Of
Green River, Wyo., are in the city fol
the purpose Of looking over the land
in the Lake Basin with q view Of 10
cating.
General Agent. J.. F. Squirting Of thu
Northern Pacific left yesterday fol
Mandan, N. Oak, on az official bust
ness trip.
Emil Romersa, who is connected
with the Northwestern Improvement
company at Red Lodge. vas q city Wis
itor yesterday.
Misses Harriet Rowley and Geral
dine Panton arrived home yesterda.
from Godfrey, ILL.,, where they hav'
been attending school.
]. e. Tanning and Commissions
! Nathan Godfrey Of the state railroa'
commission were visitors in the cit.
I yO6tC1udy pklO"H 11OfGAdsl F4+ 6Hff s%t~E..e
Eff. Ogburn and w. s. Garnsey. 81
! perintendent and manager Of the Bill.
ings Sugar, company, spent yesterda,
{ al. Red Lodge on business.
Miss constance Chapple returne
yesterday morning from Minneapoli
where she has been attending q youn
ladies' seminary the last year.
Charles Koch, a cement contracto
t of this city, has returned from Mu'
selshell, where he recently construc
ed a concrete Jail for the county.
t Stanley Collins, a former Billing
boy who has been living at Musse
shellsfor some time past, is renewin
old acquaintances here this week.
y w. H.. Mcdonald, who was forme
II engaged in the barber business
this city but is ranching in norther
. Wyoming now, expects to leave thi
morning for his home a Basin.
!, H. Lee Wilson is in the city frol
: the A. B. Lamott ranch, north of Bill
I ings, visiting his family for a few day
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson and little daugl
ter expect to leave for home thl
morning II the weather permits.
Midshipman Edwin Guthrie, U. !
N, a graduate of this years elias
: from Annapolis, is in the city visitin
the family OF G.. M. White on Mort
3 Thirtieth street. He is en- route |
:, his home in San Diego, Cal, where b
7. will visit a short time after which b
y will report for duty on the cruise
Colorado at San Francisco.
From Sundays Daily. "a
k G. M. Douer was in the city yeste
day from Missoula.
. 8. N. Nicholson and ]. "A. Barnes
8 Helena are in the city.
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