The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-11-21

The A. O. U. W. lodge will hole
another social session tomorrow night.
Donovan s. Spear have just receiv,
cd a carload of hard coal. Get your
order in early.
-Yegen Bros. are handling Sheridan
and Gebo coal. Let them fill your or.
ders. y
~ To users Of hard coal: We have
just received a carload Of hard coal.
Donovan & Spear. \
The West Side Addition is the
rlace for a nice home - away from
both railroad tracks.
1Andrew Smith is serving out tlir-
teen days. sentence in the county Jail
for stealing a harness from I. D.
O'Donnell.
IL. B. ST. John js'erecting a one
story brick red dego6 ou South Thirty
first first street. IT. ,n. nek1>oos. s~leeper's' which
The Luderman ShQescompany com.
posed of q. pH. ayAp'C. M. Luderman
and Austin NbJbtH, has been incorporat.
ed with a paid up capital Of $6, 200.
&C. F. Burton has oop.rnenced the
erection Of a Building adjoining the
Hess Photo gallery. which will be
occupied by his real estate and insur.
nee business.
c-Jeff Davis, late Of Beatrice, Neb.,
who came to the northwest for his
wife's health hnd ~focated at Billings,
has opened a barber shop in the base.
mentof the M. B. Rademaker building.
Wv. ]. Scott, the contractor, has
purchased the half interest Of o. Nor.
in the Hillip<s Steam Laundry.
Mr.. Norman being compelled to retire
from the business on account Of ill
health.
"A special train of Northern Pacific
division superintendent passed through
the city yesterday forenoon ell route
east from q trip I'VE the system. The
superintendelts were in charge Of Cen
eral Superintendent M. g. Kimberly Of
St. Paul.
The Burlington passenger agents,
who are making q tour through the
northwest, passed through Billings yes
morning en- route to Helena and
Butte. They were Joined here by Gen.
eral Agent Segur, who will return with
them tomorrow morning.
-Lewistown Democrat: Dan Cor
ooran, who has resided in the vicinity
Of Utica for some fifteen years. sold his
ranch to Leslie Hamilton last Friday,
Mr.. Corcoran has not decided, as yet,
ne will locate, but intends to set.
tie at Billings for a short time at least.
Dan Boyle, who was promoted to
the position Of trainmaster of the
Pacific last spring, with head
quarters in Livingston, has removed
family to that city, which is to be
their future home. We regret to lose
these estinable people from Billings.
David Stanley. an Indian, died in
the state penitentiary recently, and just
before his death confessed to having
been the murderer of John Hoover, the
sheep herder in Custer county, in 1897,
and for which crime Little Whirlwind,
another Indian. is serving a life SEN
tence. 4
NE. l.. Brown and Thos. H. Deckert
concluded to consolidate, their bar
Der shops and have made arrangements
for renting almost the entire basement
under the Frst| National bank, which is
occupied1at the present time by
the formers shop. By the consolida.
lion the firm will run a seven chair
and have five bath rooms.
-B. f. Davidson has brought suit
against Zee Sing, the New York restau.
amt proprietor, for $1l1.50 as a debt.
Davidson was arrested as an accom-
)lioe with 2. J. Dunno in the robbery
II this restaurant. but was released, as
here was no evidence to convict him,
while Dunno went up for twelve years.
The case will be heard before Justice
Kelly on Friday.
BLACK PATHS Troubadours'' offer
u opportunity for the enjoyment Of
@ 0 comedy and sweet melody
endered by performers who are come
lians by nature, gifted with exception
lily sweet singing voices. These merry
Afro.AMerican singers and
have set the entire musical
world singing their fascinating melo-
lies. The extraordinary popularity Of
he modern Coon song began with
he earlier performances Of this happy
md prosperous band Of thespians.
Hear them on Thursday. Nov. 23rd.