The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-12-05

Leave orders for Sheridan coal at
McCormick's store; So. rs per ton. 2
Feed and hay are handled by Ben.
W. Toole. Give him your order. 63tf
Sheridan coal for sale by Yegen
Bros. There is no better OIL the
market.
--Yegen Bros. are handling Sheridan
and Gebo coal. Let them fill your Or
ders. v
All the fine imported smoking
goods on the market can be found at
W. B. Georges Office. 64.2
Don't overlook M. b. Rademaker's
stock when you are out looking for
Christmas toys and games. 64.tf
The most complete line Of toys and
games to please the children at Christ.
mas time will he found at M. B. Rade.
makers s. 64.tf
The literary department Of the
Woman's club Will Inject Friday after
noon from 4 to 5ES6 p. m, at the home
Of Mrs. Paul Mccormick.
The Il. L. Brown barber shop has
been closed up pending the improve
ments whereby the room is to be ell.
larged and the Deckert shop to be
added. The BARRIERS have gone to work
in Mr.. Deckert's shop.
AT the cigar stand conducted by
Miss Marie Sleeper in W. B. Georges
Office, you will find AL elegant assort-
ment Of 25-cent goods, two for rs cents,
three for 25 cents or 5 centers. 64.2
DIR. H. J. Reisland, the eye special
ist, who has visited Billings for the
past two years, is now at The Driscoll.
where he remains until Dec. II inclu-
sive. All prescription glasses ground
at the<hotel. Consultation free.
<Mrs. Geo. Robbins entertained
about thirty young people at an old.
fashioned patty Saturday night. Re-
freshments copsfsted Of pumpkin pie
and popcorn, and old.fashioned games
were played, causing no end of merri.
inent.
Summer b1eezes will blow, the
broad Atlantic will roar, the summer
girl will sing, dance and tell you all
about it at the opera house. Saturday,
Dec. 8, at which time "At Gay Coney
Island the famous farce comedy, will
hold the boards.
Prof. J. E. Kurtz Of the Laurel
school writes The Gazette. that by an
oversight he omitted the following
names from his report Of those students
who were neither absent or tardy dur
ing November: Harry and Henry Her
bert and Harry Carr.
Fergus County Argus: Montana
affords some strange situations to the
eye Of the visitor, but one must come
to Lewistown to find a saloon and a
school run under the same roof. And
yet parents wonder how their children
ever come to like the smell Of liquor.
Last Saturday a prominent mer-
chant of Lewistown offered a Lewis
town woolgrower 20 cents for his next
years clip, the wool to be received at
the shearing pens. This would be
aobut 81 cents at the market and the
merchant must figure on a better price
than that to warrant the advance.
Information has been filed in the
district court at Red Lodge by County
Attorney Reno charging Charles Samp-
son, the ~sheepherder, who was arrested
at Gebo some months ago Oh suspicion
of having murdered a man on Five
Mile creek, with the crime Of murder
in having killed Fred Tibbets Of Chi.
cago.
1.-The supreme court on Friday set
January 2, 1900, for hearing the appeal
in the murder case IF the state vs..
Hurst, from Dawson county, and Jan.
3 and 4 for hearing the murder case Of
the state vs.. Fisher and Calder, respect.
lively, appealed from Fergus county.
All the three defendants are under sen.
tence Of death.
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