The Billings gazette., 1899-12-22

Let Mcintyre fill your orders for
Christas candies 87-4
Presents OF every description for
the little ones at the Racket store. 4
"A genuine chinook wind In blow.
ing this afternoon and it is almost as
warm as spring.
Those candied fruits at McIntyre's
are just the thing for Christmas can.
dies Try them GA.
Austin North for town lots. Low
prices. Reasonable terms. Easy
monthly payments.
Sheridan aud Bear Greek coal for
sale by Yegen Bros. There IL no
better OIL the market.
The Racket store. next to Lose.
kamp:s, is showing a good line Of toys
and notions for Christmas. Don't over
look them. 67.4
AJustice Kelly performed the cere.
mony Tuesday that united in the holy
bonds Of matrimony Jno w. Sohweder
and Miss Nina Kerr, both of this city.
1>-Hope Davis, formerly Of Glsndive,
has succeeded j. E,.>Sees as manager Of
the Western Union Telegraph company
in this city, ths latter gentleman going
to Livingston.
DIR. Priokett the Billings osteopath,
treats all forms If acute and chronic
Diseases affections, stomach,
kidney and liver troubles. spinal curva-
lures, dislocations. 67.9
-Superintendent Fl. j. Horn Of the
Northern Pacific was down from Liv-
ingston Wednesday to take look at a
real live town, returning OH No. !
| Thusrday morning.
ALI kinds Of candies III any ruan.
tity at MoIntyre's. Sunday schools
and all societies should remember this
in preparing for their Christmas festiv.
tiles. Special prices for large or.
ders. GA
Phil and John Reese are home
from Merino to spend the holidays.
They have toontrHct for building
twelve miles Of the Montana rail1oad
between Martiusdale and Merino and
report that the work ia being vigorously
prosecuted. r
The many friends in Billings Of
Conductor Dodds Of the Northern Pa.
oifo, whose illness at Helena The Ca
zette mentioned last Tuesday, will be
sorry to learn that he has an aboess at
the base Of the brain. He is reported
as being very sick man and his recov-
cry ia doubtful
George Boe and wife were fined
$40 each and costs in Justice Kelly's
court Wednesday, amounting to $50,
which was paid. This is the case men.
toned in The Gazette last Tuesday,
wherein the parties named were being
tried for assault in the third degree OIL
Mrs. Fl. ?. Nelson.
There are some remarkably hand.
some Christmas displays in the store
windows Of Billings. that of the Mer.
camille company being one of the best.
The Fashion and Yegen's also have
pretty windows in the dry goods line.
while all the shop windows are repslen.
dent with holiday attire.
The Baker City (Ore.) Democrat
Of the 10Th inst, notes the arrival Of
Mr.. Howard f. Wolsh. the mining en-
gineer formerly OF Gebo, with bis wife,
who was formerly Mrs. Wilfred Jevons,
we'll known in Billings. Mr.. Welsh is
in Oregon City to examine mining
properties for the firm Of Ricketts q
Banks Of New York, by whom he Is
employed as an expert
NV. B. Ten Eyok is Justly inoensed
at several acts Of vandalism recently
performed around his saddlery and
harness establishment. The latest one
was for some lnisoreant to slit with
knife the blanket OIL the horse that
stands In front Of his store, his awning
ropes have been cut and other damage
done. Mr.. Ten Eyok thinks he knows
who Ia the perpertrator Of these wanton
acts. and II he catches the man it will |
no doubt 20 hard with him.
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