The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-11-14
LOCAL NOTES.

If you want a nice drive 90 up to
tho West Side Addition.
-Creamery butter, 25 cents per
hound, at the cash store--Donovan u
Spears. ",
You ought to SEQ the nice dwell
ipQs being erected in the West Side
Addition. rmm
"A baby daughter was born Sunday
ID the wife of Eltpsr'summers' e1'ooun'
ty assessor.
Peters, the tailor, is still leading.
See his suits to measure at $l5, pants
at IS, and up.
To users 0f hard coal: We have
Just received a carload Of hard coal.
Donovan q Spear.
Austin North for town lots. Low
prices. Reasonable terms. Easy
mon thly payments.
"A large delegation of Elks will 60
to Sheridan. Wyo., tomorrow morning
to assist in organizing a new lodge.
There will be u big dance at the
Handel Bros. hall at Musselshell P. O.,
on the night Of Thanksgiving. Nov. 30.
Preparations are being made for a
splendid time.
"Wednesday Is the last day allowed
for school children to b. v%accinated
II such has not been done by that time
the children will not be permitted to
attend school.
The smallness OF q store does not
denote inferior goods by any means.
Our groceries, etc., are Of the best
quality and our prices will stand ON.
parison with any others. Hogue, Rob.
'inson 81 Go. b0-2
-Missoula Democrat Messenger: G..
Luderman Is in the city preparing to
remove his family to Billings. where he
Ia now engaged in business. The gen.
tleman speaks enthusiastically Of the
town and says 1t ia, next to Missoula,
the coming city Of the west.
Invitations have reaohed Billings
announcing the marriage Of Miss Alice
Townsend to Mr.. Edmynd Euvnl Sal
ter. which will t1ke plsoe at Philadel-
phia on the 2sth tlsysN The bride is the
daughter of DR.. kE, P. Townsend of
this city and will be pleasantly rem6m-
bered as q former resident of Billings.
The granite for the Parmly Bill
ings Memorial library arrived from
Helena yesterday, and the builders are
engaged in laying it. The most Of tho
sandstone to complete the basement.
which will extend Ave and ~one.halfssfeet
above the foundation already laid, is
out and will be laid az fast as possible,
the contractors expecting to complete
the basement before the setting in at
winter,
20. Fl. Luderman returned Sunday
from Missoula. accompanied by his
family, and will make this CITY their
future home. Mr.. Luderman has dis
solved partnership with the s. #. Stuart
Shoe Co., and now has entire control of
the stock in this city. He will move
his stock to the room being fitted up
just west at W. B. Georges real estate
office, in the Belknap block. Mr., Lu-
German and family are domiciled at the
Giand hotel for the present.
Right Rev, L. II. Brewer. bishop
OF Montana, arrived from the west
Monday morning on his way to Red
Lodge, where lie will pay an official
visit to the Episcopal church today.
Advantage wal. taken OF the presence
OF the bishop to hold a service at ST.
Luke's church last evening, when a
large congregation was present, An
able address was delivered by the bishop,
In which the requirements Of the church
were clearly set forth, A collection, in
aid OF missions In Montana wal taken
up. The bishop departed ON this morn,
ing's train for Red Lodge,