The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-10-13

n -"Have you been vacoinated?''
And has 1t took!" are two questions
which are almost daily p%ropounded on
the streets. The school children, az a
rule, are having their arms scraped.
Geo. Geddes, Of the famous Geddes
trial, which was conducted in this city
"a year ago last spring, has come to Bill.
ings from Miles City with his family
to make this place their future home.
The Northern Pacific carpenter
gang is at Big Timber erecting a new
depot to take the place Of the one de-
stroyed by fire several weeks ago. The
new one will be u two.story structure.
The Thirteenth Minnesota volun.
teer soldiers did not reach Billings un.
til about Z O'Clock Tuesday night. On.
~ u short stop was made here, just
long enough to change engines and wa
ter and ice the cars.
zR. h, Winnett has taken charge of
tho w. l.. S0lvidge blacksmith shop,
which ne announces IN All advertise.
ment in this issue Of The Gazette. Mr..
Winnett IL a good workman and will no
doubt receive his share of the trade.
The Kimball sings it's own praises.
Do you want a piano that has been en-
Enthusiastically endorsed by the worlds
greatest artists, without having that
endorsement put on the price Of the
instrument? Then buy a Kimball. y
Lost October II, between postof-
flee newsstand and Northern Pacific
railway depot, a buckskiu spur con.
tanning about fifteen dollars. If found
please return to Office Of Roadmaster,
Northern Pacific railway, where suit.
able reward will be paid.
Josie Miner MoNutt is the latest
petitioner for a divorce in the district
court. She wants to have the strings
united which bind her to Isaac McNutt,
her husband. MI. MoNutt is residing
IN Wyoming. He IL a rancher and a
RAILROAD contractor.
District court will convene in this
city Monday with Judge Loud presid-
One Of the chief features Of the
will be the hearing Of fourteen
petitions for divorces. The matrimon-
ial seas have not been without their big
waves III Yellowstone county.
If you want a good hearty laugh,
make no engagement for next Monday
but secure an early seat at the
opera house and see 1.-THE Girl From
company. 1t il the best organ.
lzation of fun makers that has booked
70 play this city in many a long day.
-Hogue, Robinson & Co., are the
acknowledged leaders as dealers 10 live
y dressed poultry. They are prepared
70 handle the same in large quantity
show to good advantage. When
wanting anything in this line or grocer.
OF az we'll. give this firm a call.
Probably the best opera that has
'isited Billings in years was the pre-
entation last night Of Wang" by
Jules Grau's grand and comic opera
ompany. The individual parts were
vel! taken, the acting and singing be.
Dg exceptionally strong, with the
OF II splendid chorus.
III you want to laugh, go where
aughs are made, and the only company
hat are manufacturing them at the
resent time Ia the Joseph Muller, "The I
'irl from Chilli" company. They are 4
manufacturing them in sample lots at
rioes ranging from 500 to ~. 90. The
ompany will show here next Monday
"A special to the Great Falls Tribune
'om Lewistown says that 1t is learned :
'om j. d. Waite, and also from other :
'liable sources, that the deal for the .
lrohase Of the Sage Greek Sheep %. '
has been declared off, at least
II the present. It Ia understood that
r.. Woodson, formerly q woolgrower II
Meagher county, sought to interest a
" A ClanL. In Aha daal hu4 Il