The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-11-24

Your poultry orders will. have
prompt attention and be satisfactorily
filled, If given to Hogue, Robinson 6
70. 61-2
The Ladies' guild Of st. Luke's
church held a social at the home Of
Mrs. JOS. Zimmerman Wednesday,
night, which was we'll attended and a
success.
The Sheridan and Gebo coal are
the leaders, give the best satisfaction
and cost no more than others. Try one
or both. Yegen Bros.
Wanted: A reliable boy between
the age Of IL and 10 years to assist in
office. work. Inquire at the A. L. Bah.
cock Hardware company.
Have you ordered your turkey,
chicken or duck for your Thanksgiving
dinner. II not, leave your order with
Hogue, Robinson g. Co., who will have
a big supply of fine fowls, which are
dressed here. 82.2
The sewer contractors h~aveetruok q
live spring on North Thirtiefh street at
the corner of Third avenue, which
would supply aln3os enough water for
a new city systelH A steam engine is
kept pumping might and day to keep
the trench clear SO the sewer can be
laid.
Livingston is to have a new paper.
It will be called the Park County Re.
publican, be staunch republican in pol
itics and the first issue will make its
appearance IN that city about Dec. 10.
under the management of A. M. Will
Jams, a well.known newspaper man Of
this state. @ 7
Phil and John Reeoe completed
their Northern Pacific erading work
east Of Glendive the latter part of last
week and retur3ed/ 4 Billings this
week with their lo1tfts. They expect
to leave in a few days for Castle,
Mont, where they have a new contract
for the N. p.
The building and lots belonging
to the W. r. Finch estate were sold
Wednesday to Mrs. @. H. Pritohett,
the present occupant, for $500. The
property was sold last sprjAE to Peter
Peroe for $40p, but/As the price,
was below theI appraised value, the
court would nbt confirm the sale and
ordered it reappEAsed and sold. 1t was
appraised at $500 and since it sold for
5000 more than the appraised value the
court will moro than likely confirm this
sale.
nCounty Surveyor w. R. Flynn of
Miles City came to Billings Wednesday
and in company with Q. A. Dewar,
deputy county surveyor Of this county,
together with a camping outfit, left
yesterday for the Musselshell country.
where they will be met by Colonel
Sheets of Miles City. The party will
endeavor to locate the division line be-
tween this county and Custer county III
order to determine in which county the
shooting of Max Hildebrandt by Frank
Custer took place.
Many a hearty laugh rings through
the house when "Human Hearts, is
playing; many a soul refining tear is
shed. The drama is replete with in
incident following incident SO
it seems that the author 3 inven-
ton must find it's limit. But no, the
action sustains it's novelty and force to
the very close Of the last aot, which
alone is worth seeing-a silent story
effectively told to a bushed audience
who struggle with tears. At the Bill
ings opera house, Monday night, Nov.
az.
The vaccination order of the oity
board of health Of two weeks ago had
The desired result, as attested by the
export of Principal Brayton Of the Bill.
ngs schools. There was no school last
week, but Of school taking up Monday,
when the students had to present GER
ifioates of vaccination or not be per.
nitted to attend, all of the pupils an.
oiled, with the exception Of eight, had
be necessary certificates. Since then
wo of these have been vaooinated and
he others will probably follow their
Example.