The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-08-22

--Seh00 apeNs SsNt, 4 Nhd g0t sehQ0l
supplies call en- NJ, n RNdeMaker. =
If yoM have any rNal estate you
wish 10 dispose az, iNst call on W, n,
George. Iie eau sell II for You,
IA sudden change In the atmosphere
Inst night caused our people TO don
heavier wearing apparel, Many pre-.
diet that thate Ii plenty at warm
weather yet "a Come,
EM. H. Rass, who about three
months AGO hauRht tho Riverside dairy
bNsiness ot Jos, PatQue. sold the same
yesterday 10 q, q, hutgner, who has
already taken charge,
ALI MaMheyax and friends Ut thu
Mathodist oANreh are cordially Invited
IL attend tho farewell reception 10 Rev
Jacob Mills and the greeting 10 ita new
pastor, Raw, James 0Pia, at tho church
tonight at 4 o'el0ek.
l~Teu cara ot cavalry horses were tod
Nvthe Northern PAMfe st0ek yards IN
this city Sunday, The animals had
been b0ught NJ N, Paul aud were on
their way 10 tho Philippines IA enter
Uncle SANS sevvisN
ttJoe Lanott, better known M
"NfeNehy," Ia now lanRuiahiNa IN
Sheriff Huhbad's steel cage for having
stalen 4 mir ot blankets from O'Gradya
l0dplNg hausa, Justi0e Fraser on Sat.
urdAy gave him a sentence at 10 days,
Miss Grace Campbell Of butte,
who was In tho city lAat week, II 4 for.
mer sehoolMate Of Mas Jessie C0llins,
and was disappointed Ia not being able
Ia meet thu latter, who Ia Waiting AZ
tina sumMer home OF Nd, oNrdw vol near
MerriY
tHeo. aetxler, ~ the Billings Fur.
nitHte b CArQet company, IA IN Mia.
soula this week attending the o0nvan.
tioM OF uMdertAkars az the n0ythweat.
While absent FROM thu city he will take
n course In eMbalMing, his firm having
lately added undertaking to its bust
NosA.
NV, n, StraehNM resigned his p0si.
tioK "A manager II tho Western Union
Telegraph Office IN this city, aud hhs
been ~suaeesded by w, A, 6iMN Of Hell.
NnA, who arrived III tha CITY Saturday,
Mr. auNehau aud family Loft this
MoMine for 0elweiN, Iowa, where they
will leside Ia the future,
-Milea City doea not lack for excite.
Ment, despite tho fact that baseball on.
thusiaaM hNs died out G, A. Mason,
porprietaI Of tho Miles City intel, ana
his wife didn't agree very we'll aud
they started on 4 journey together over
tho Great River, taking al theii route
that OF poison, but thsir Journey was
discovered before they had reached their
point and after several hours hard work
by the doctors they were back at the
starting point, which they seemed to
regret very much,
"A, A. Campbell, suh,aaent OF the
Pryor Indian reservation, was In the
city yesterday with a number Of his
charges for tho purpose OF receiving q
thyeshing 0NtGt with which TO handle
tho large crop OF wheat that tho In.
diaNs have raised, Mr., Campbell said
that tho Indians were we'll pleased with
tho tveaty made ton days ago for tho
prehAse Of q large tract Of their land by
the government aud that the Pryor
creek Grows celebrated IL BY a biz
dance, which ended last Friday.
Ill N~ovstose, Monday, Aug. a6th.
--One OF tho most iMpertant engage.
MeNts In this city OF tho seMson will ha
one Of tho oar Hest. This will be- tho
Nppearanea t0f tho BIG Boston Lyric
OpNTa company, M organisation com.
posed Of over forty talented aingers and
presenting que 90 tho most attractive
FopeVtoiSes of any similar organisation
on tina road, Nov Gully Ia the iRoat0i
Lyrics Que 0f the bigGest opera com.
paniss IN America, but Ia one Of the
0ldest and mOst popular, Ii will IN
hare Aug. ".
The British Ambassador, Sir Julian
P~nWnO0Yete, who hRs been acting m
head Of tho British delegation al The
Hague, has been raised 70 the peeyRRe.
II ID understood that he will retire from
the Washington post, Mr., L0wthey,
late eonaul.gaMeyNl al Huda.P esth, has
been appointed, first secretary OF tho
British embassy 1T Washington. This
gentleman, who has had 4 distinguish.
I'd diplomatic career, II a brother Of
Mr., II, L0wthM, az Roundup. q we'll
known st0ukmM Of the Musaelshell val'
ley,
Fergus County Argus, Elmer Car
tor, tho Billings stock. broker, always
popular with Fergus comfy growers,
was In town yesterday. He has pur'
chased OF H., ", Hohaon A,a00 MIXED
yeMlinga AT aa, 30 aud Of y. n, Warren
300 lambs ~ M and 1900 yeaIlinR
ewes nj Il little less than Nh, Mr.,
Garter seea many signs OF improvement
In Lewist0wn since his visit Inst year
and II full of compliments for the
yonns CITY, Tie says TINT sheep are