The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-08-29

horse flesh. The Northern Pacific bas
made a rate Of one : and Ii e.ffth fof
the round trip and several will proba.
bly, 70 up from Billings.
One fare rate for round trip from
all Montana points on Northern Pacific
TO the Yellowstone county fair in this
city Sept. IL, IL. IA and 10. Tickets
OH sale Sept. 10 to 18th inclusive.
Rev. W. y. Clark, who has been
enjoying a months vacation, nearly all
Of which was spent at Chico Hot
Springs. will resume his pastoral duties
at the Congregational church next
Sunday.
Mrs. T. r. Burke and children ar.
rived Saturday from Butte aud have
one to housekeeping in Mrs. Asl,'s res
idence in north Billings. Mr. Burke
is ticket agent at tho Northern Pacific
passenger depot.
The Maverick Hose company mem
orial services, which were to have
taken place Sunday, were postponed to
future date, possibly next Sun.
day, owing to SO many Of the members
being out Of the city.
zBig Timber is not to let Billings
ohxdo it and therefore will have Il third
newspaper. bat it will be Of democratic
persuasion, run by W. j. Hannah, who
is now in the east purchasing the ina.
terial for his new plant,
The Northern Pacific railroad will
make a rate of one fare for round trip
from all Montana points to the Vel.
lowstone county fair in this city Sept.
10, 10, ii and Is. Tickets will be on
sale Sept. 10 to 18th inclusive.
"A special business meeting of the
Congregational church is called for
next Thursday evening to elect two
delegates to the Montana Association
meeting in Helena, Sept. Sth. All
members are requested to be present.
The ir~regularity Of the weekly
band concerts ID due to tbs inability Of
one or two members, without whom it
10 impossible to render a creditable
programme, to always leave their bust.
ness engagements at that time of the
day.
Conductor William Gallagher, who
was succeeded on the Rocky Fork
branch by s. F. Sc9ttt a couple Of
weeks ago, has bds6 transferred to a
run on the main line out of
Livingston and will remove his family
to shat city.
Y-Old age seems to have nc fears Of
marriage. Jacob Bowers, who has
passed the 63rd mile post and Mrs.
Lissie Andrews, who has seen the last
of the 62nd, were granted a license to
wed yesterday by Clerk of the Court T.
A. Williams.
The Boston Lyric Opera company,
which appeared in this city last night
in "Said Pasha" included Miss Nellie
Andrews, soprano; Miss Maud Ileekly,
alto, and Mr.. Parmley, tenor, who
were here with the Wakefield. Andrews
company II few weeks ago.
A meeting Of the County Free
High School board of trustees was call.
ed for Saturday for the purpose of or.
ganizing, but the board adjourned with.
out accomplishing anything, three Of
the members being absent. Another
meeting will be held soon.
There will IS 1MSssc1ing Of the Ep-
worth League at the NJ. E. church Fri.
day night at $3.50 O'Clock, at which
time the election of officers will take
place. All members of the league and
others interested in the work are ear.
requested to be present.
Cheap rate Of one fare for round
trip via the Northern Pacific to the
Yellowstone county fair in Billings,
Sept. IL, ID, IA and 10. This applies
to all stations on that road or its
branch lines in Montana. Tickets on
sale Sept. 10 to 10Th inclusive.
1.-The infant daughter of Mr.. and
MIS-. s. R. Salisbury died Saturday
morning after an illness of a coupe Of
days from cholera infantum. The
funearl services were held ut the family
residence Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
conducted by Rev. Jas. Opie Of the
church.
JAS. Butterfeld, warehouse man.
ager for the Northern Pacific in this
city will leave in a tex days for Vir.
oqua. Wis. aocohps6ed BY his wife.
Mr.. Butterfield lMs a good farm near
there and he will try bis hand at till.
ing the soil, which he thinks he will
like better than 1ailroading.
III. d. Arkwright, II former citizen
of Billings, but who now resides in