The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-11-10

If you want a nice drive 20 up to
the West Side Addition.
Don't miss "Pudd' nhead Wilson,
at the opera house next Monday even.
ing.
Vaccine, an~ti.toxin and %assafoetida
are selling like hotcakes at the drug
stores.
Fine New York apples. $685. per
barrel, at the cash store-Donovan &
Spears.
STEADY boy wanted at Steam Dye
Works, next to court house. $15 per
month and board.
~. g. Maring is acting agent at the
Northern Pacific freight depot during
the absence of H. N. Kennedy, while
Walter J. Haynes of Laurel ia holding
down the position Of cashier.
The regular quarterly teachers ex.
animation for Yellowstone county will
be held III the Office Of the county su.
perintendent of schools Friday. Novem-
Der 18th, at 8 O'Clock a. m.
Conductor M. l.. O'Brlen of Glen.
dive is now punching tickets on Nos. 1
and 2 between Glendive and Billings in
place Of Tom Cullen, who is taking a
vacation and will visit California.
Our poultry does enough Growing
for us, but you will pardon us when we
tell you that it you need anything in
that line. we are ready at all times to
serve you. Hogue. Robinson & Go. 2
Great Falls Tribune: P. j. Dono.
hue, an architect Of Billings, ia in the
city with the plans for the block to be
built by W. G. Conrad at the southeast
corner of Central avenue and Fourth
street.
-Bozeman Chronicle: Reverend
stull Of Billings, chaplain of the First
Montana regiment, will lecture in thu
First Acknowledgement in this city the
fore part Of next month. The date Of
the lecture is not yet announced.
In the United States district courts
in Helena this week the trials of Harry
7. Scott, charged with taking liquor
on an Indian reservation, and James
Convery, who is under indictment for
selling whiskey to Indians, were set
for Nov. 10 and Is, respectively.
Appearances are often misleading.
Take, for instance, a lead pencil sharp.
ened by q woman. If you saw her do
it. you know she did it with a knife.
but if you take the simple aspect of the
pencil, you would swear she did it with
her Observation-Disclosures Wilson"-at
the opera house next Monday evening.
Judge Loud convened district
court in this city again Wednesday, but
will adjourn tonight for the term.
Hella H. Rapport was granted a d.
vorce from Henry B. Rapport on the
grounds of desertion and willful neg.
lect. The matter of admitting to pro-
bate the will Of Richard Ashworth, de.
ceased, was, on petitioners motion,
continued for the term.
yellowstone Journal: The Jour.
nal hastens to congratulate Senator
Tom Cullen on his we'll deserved good
fortune. Rumor has it that from an
insignificant investment of less than
Olu6 uuuUlCNt uOA4u1b tAIluuC AlOAC VAANA q
year ago in a California mining propo-
the genial Tom has recently had
returned to him some twenty thousand
plunks. Tom is lucky, but no one
grudges him his good fortune.
seldom, if ever, were two minds
MORE thoroughly equipped for the pro.
Of a great play than those of
Mark Twain and the late Frank Mayo,
who gave to the stage that splendid
play, "Pudd'nhead Wilson," From
it gets it's comedy and from
Mayo came it's dramatic strength, and
the result is, one of the best, though
quantity constructed plays Of the mod.
ern times. See it mex Monday even.
ing.