The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-10-31

Peters, the tailor, is still leading.
See his suits to measure at $15, pants
ut &5, and up.
See W. B. George and get lots in
the West Side Addition. They are SELL
ing like hot cakes.
Austin North for town lots. Low
prices. Reasonable terms. Easy
monthly payments.
The finest musical treat Of the sea.
son Is promised for Monday night in
the concert by local talent. $50
Let HoRue, Robinson & Co., fill
your orders for poultry. They are bet.
ter prepared to do so than any other
firm in the city and car supply you at
all times. 55.2
Frank Buckley, the genial manager
Oxygen Bros. dry goods department..
is confined to his DON at the Grand
hotel with M attack of pleurisy. His
friends hope for his speedy recovery.
The Clark Fork Coal company Of
Gebo is adding new men daily to it's
force Of miners and the coal output ia
rapidly on the increase. 1t is expected
that the night shift will be again work.
ing soon.
Not only will the miscellaneous
small boy be abroad tonight, but some
OF the large ones as well. It might be
we'll to place the gates in the cellar,
lock the barn doors and look out for
your movable effects.
IA Romance Of Coon Hollow
attracted a large audience to the opera
house last Friday evening. and the
play was a good one. but the company
presenting it was not as strong as the
IN that appeared here last season.
The literary department ot>tfe Wo'
mems Club vii. not mes< Saturday
Nov. 4th. The meeting is postponed
in order that theI me46bers who desire
to do SO may attehd the high schoo.
football game. Jane e. Pitcher, lead
or.
j. B. Herford, several days ago,
distributed to the members of Troop N
Of Grigsby's volunteer cavalry the sun
Of ~ each, from the troop fund which
remained in the quartermaster ser
geant's hands at tho time Of mastering
out.
WIN. Davis, a bartender for W. J,
Bennett, was given a sentence Of twenty
days in the county Jail for disturbing
the peace Saturday. He hadn't beer
there long before a friend put in an ap
pearance and put up $44. the amount
necessary to gain his freedom.
&C. A. Dewar left today for the
Musselshell, representing Yellowstone
county and will be met by the surveyor
Of Custer county, and together the two
will survey and decide on the boundary
line to the counties and determine
whether or not the killing Of MAJ Hill
debrandt by Frank Custer occurred il
this county.
Attorney J. II. Johnston, formerly
Of this city, is acting as coach" fol
the Miles City High school football,
team. II his team has the stuff il
them, Mr.. Johnston will develop It
He was for several seasons q member o,
the University Of Nebraska football,
team, which has ranked as one Of the
foremost for some years in western ath
Ietios. He was also captain Of thu
team in '95.
"A Catholic mission began in tn,
Catholic church in this city Sunday ant
will continue until tomorrow night
A mission amonR Catholics correspond
to a revival among Protestants
Rev. Walter Hooper Of the Paulist faith
ers, from San Francisco, who il work
ing throughout the state, is conducting
the mission. The Paulists were estab
lished as an order Of the Catholic church
about forty years ago by Isaac Hecker
a convert to the faith. It is essentially
an American order and among it,
priests are the foremost scholars ant
gifted orators of the pulpit.