The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-10-17

defense of marital maneuvers. Arthur,
here's hoping that you may find pleas
ure aud profit in the enlargement OF
your Hart,
Billings Is becoming metropolitan
since the addition OF cabs to the routine
Of business. .e
Miss EdytAe '. rAssmble will give
private lessons psdanoing at her home
on North Slst street.
IA girl baby was born Saturday ia
the wife OF Carl H. Miller, night yard
master Of the Northern Pacific.
The Mothelf' dsp6rtment Of the
Woman's club fl!b1eet with Mrs J.B.
Hertord on ThurAeay Of this week.
The firm Of Carwile q Bouton has
been appointed local agents for the
Baloise Fire Insurance company of Bal
oiae, Switzerland,
--Hogue. Robinson q Co., can sup
ply you at all times with a good chick
On. turkey or goose. They IRE the
loadres in the poultry line. y
The second monthly meeting Of
the city council will be held tonight.
The mayor will appoint a successor to
Policeman Lou Robbins, who has re-
signed.
The Billings order Of Elks will
hold q ladies' sooiable in their hall
next Wednesday evening, Oct. rs.
Quite u number of invitations have
been issued,
Andrew r. Englin and Miss Mag
gle l.. Mock, both Of t6is city, were
united in marriage abthe M. Il. par.
sonage Saturday. xRternoon by Rev.
James Opie.
The Northern Pacific railroad II
nounces a rate Of n fare for the
round trip for the reception to be ten.
dered the Montana soldiers in Butte
next Monday. 5l.2
When you want anything in the
poultry line let Hogue, Robinson g.
Co., supply you. They also do a gro
Gerry business and carry nothing but the
bsst Of everything. 5l.2
Sheriff Davidson Of Helena passed
through Billings yesterday morning ell
route to Iowa to get a preacher, who
has been arrested for having more wives
than the law allows,
-Hurold Brown, a foguder resident
Of Billings, Wild remeyed to Fort Hall
Agency. fd9t6, early last spring
10 accept n govelhment position, Ia now
at Salt Lake City.
"A warrant has been issued from
J Justice Kelly's court for the arrest Of
Jesse Marsh, who Ia charged with
committed the crime Of assault
in the third degree on one b. o. Kinser.
From parties in the city Saturday
from Gebo 1t was learned that the
Clarkes Fork Goal company was erect
ing thirteen houses for it's employees.
The company Ia mining ten cars of coal
a day and the camp seem to have
launched on a veritable boom.
t-Miss Martha Denham and MIR.
Damsel will give a concert in
the opera house in this city on Satur.
lay night, Nov. 4. Our people are
guaranteed another musical treat.
will DO placed on sale In a few
ut Holmes q Calhoun's drug store.
Editor Morris of the Billings
Times was down from Hunters Hot
over Sunday, and expects to re-
urn to that famous health resort to-
morrow morning. expecting to remain
two OF three weeks longer. We
ire glad to note that his health il i'm.
The Billings club has decided to
throw open its handsome rooms on the
asst Friday NIGHT 1t each month as
night, At WHICH time the wives
md sweethearts Of the members will
'njoy q social time at dancing and
Yards and the serving Of refreshments.
This order will DO a regular thing all
-Members of the Florence Critten.
len circle will meet with Mrs. G. H.
at 3 O'Clock on Vriday. At
80 on the same aftevsoon and at the
lame place, viii WIS meeting of thu
". Z. @. U. rSoqvAy organized by Mrs.
Ndholm. Mn Alice N. Barnes of
Jastle, Mont, il expected here soon in
he interest Of their work. All who
re interested are cordially invited. to
his meeting.
The Chicago Drovers Journal re-
'orts the following cattle sales on that
market last Friday by Montana stock
non and Of interest in this vicinity.
N. II. Murphy, s heifers averaging
.ll6 pounds at ~, 40 same, 14s heif-
'rs averaging 1870 pounds ut ~. 40;
anne, 90 tails, averaging 1881 pounds
It NJ, 90; same, 81 COWS averaging 1867
pounds at $3.50; L, A. Nutting. 30
lows averaging 1865 pounds at ~. 80;
anne, Q COWS averaging 1898 pounds at
"a. 80.
The committee appointed at the
meeting held tn dacida unon q