The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-11-28

-Yegen Bros. are handling Sheridan
and Gebo coal. Let them fill your or
ders.
You ought to see the nice dwell
ings being erected in the West Side
Addition. \ ~
do not make any Christmas selec-
lions until you have looked over For
ester & Frizells's line Of jewelry.
The Woodman of World Camp will
soon announce it's second annual ball,
which will be given about Dec. ~.
The Red Lodge & Wyoming Tele.
phone comany have their line complet-
I'd between Red Lodge and Meeteetso.
All roads lead to the county treas.
urer's office, which people are supposed
to visit by December /, and pay their
taxes.
Our poultry business ia increasing.
Why? Because we make a speciality
Of it. Yours for more business, Hogue,
R0bipson Go. 88-2
n The ~ten.year.old son Of Geo. Har.
per sustained 1.-THE Ghctufe Of an elbow
one day last week while wrestling with
some playmates.
Gerald Pan,on and family have re-
moved to the HI d. krkwright prop.
erty on North Ebiftieth street. which
the former recently purchased.
The Red Lodge Picket announces
that the payroll for labor at the Rocky
Fork coal works for the month ending
Nov. 30 amounted to $50, 000.
MRS. Battles, wife of w. g.
Battles, who has been sick for several
days, is lying at the point OF death and
is not expected to survive the day.
--Thanksgiving day services will be
held at the Congregational church
Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock. Rev.
James Opie will preach the sermon.
VIII. T. Lovette of this city was ad.
judged q bankrupt by the United States
court in Helena Friday. His liabilities
are 81, 1884, and he has assets Of ~, 055,
part Of which are secured.
-Archdeacon Webber has not yet ar
rived in Billings. 1t is expected he
will arrive tonight. In case he does
there will be services tomorrow at 10
a. M, 4 p. IN. and 1880 p. m.
Geo. T. Lamport and family, for.
mer residents Of this city who have
been located on their Bear Greek ranch
the past summer, have taken up their
residence in Red Lodge for the winter.
IS. E. Carr. the clothing man who
travels in a special car supplied by the
half dozen manufacturing firms which
he represents, was here last week max.
ing his semi-annual visit to our mer.
chants.
-James Convery, the Joliet saloon.
keeper. who was found guilty Of selling
whisky to Grow Indians, by a jury in
the U. s. court in Helena, was on
Thursday sentenced to sixty days in the
county Jail and to pay a fine Of 800.
II. A. Williams, clerk Of the dis.
trict court, Saturday turned over to the
county treasurer the sum Of 1854,
monies collected in his Office for the
month Of October. OF this sum 1915
was in fines, while $179 was for fees.
DIR. W. q. selbrede yesterday in
stalled a new operatina>6hair in bis
dental parlors.| The, [chair is made by
the Ritter DeptsL company and is one
Of the improved makes, being Of the
hydraulic process.
-Yegen Bros. have not discontinued
work on their building, which has
been leased to- he>Tovernment for the
postoffice locatib6. The work has been
delayed OH account Of being unable to
get the brick OIL the ground.
H. M. Allen has been making some
improvements to his fine. residence on
North Twenty ninth street. Both the
carpenters and Hjsters have been at
work and III consequence the Allen
home has been both beautifed and i'm.
proved.
LION Ostrander a freighter from the
Musselshell, wa sbrought to the city Fri
day with a broken leg. In some man.
ner he was thrown to the ground and a
loaded wagon ran over his leg, causing a
compound fracture. The accident &C.
CURED at Ihlfty Mile.
1T is rumored il Lewistown that T.
J. Johns, the former proprietor Of the
Democrat. who recently disposed Of his
plant to the Dalycrats at a nice figure,
is seriously considering the proposition
of starting another paper which will
probably be a Clarkcrat.
The American Federation of Labor,
of Union No. 7423, which was to hold
its meeting next Thursday. Nov. 30.
has postponed the same until Thursday
evening, Dec. Z. The president re-
quests a full attendance, as important
business il to be transacted.
u. II. FordYke. who WAS Recently ar