The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-11-03

lie 0JLlIlN0 S GALEl Els
DIR. A. E. Kroner, dentist. Bel.
KNAPP block. 56.tft
-Bellieur apples, 1916 per box,
Donovan & Spears cash store.
The brick layers are at work on the
addition to the First National bank.
You CAM secure lots in the West
Side Addition by a small payment per
month. y
Fine New York apples. 1928 per
barrel, at the cash store-Donovan &
Spears. y
Steady boy wanted at Steam Dye
Works, next to court house. $15 per
month and board. y
/ "A marriage license has been to
ISSUED to Clarence M. Sackett of Park
City and Sadie M. jackson Of Laurel.
Grand concert at the opera house
Monday night, Nov. 6, by local talent.
Secure reserved seats at Holmes & Cal
houn's. 55.2
j. J. Mccormick has let the con.
tract to Peter Hoe for the erection of a
two-story brick residence on North
Thirty first street.
- Tickets are now on sale at Holmes
q C%alhoun's for the home talent con-
cert to be given at the opera house
Monday night, Nov. 6. 55.2
y. W. aud Geos<F Vaughan and
the Newman Buys 1es6rned this week
from u huntin&tHb and were successful
in killing several deer.
Billings people will be afforded N
opportunity tomorrow Of witnessing a
contest on the gridiron between the
football teams Of the State Agricultural
college of Bozeman and the Billings
High School. :
-"It's a black haired girl said
Alderman Charles Spear yesterday7und
he strutted around the street as though
he was the only man in town, treating
his aoquaintances to the best cigars to
be had.
The general monthly meeting Of
the Womans' club will be held at the
home OF Miss Roeser Oh Tuesday even
ing. Nov. Z, instead Of Nov. 8, on de-
count Of Miss Denham's concert, The
programme will be rendered by the
mothers department..
Sheridan Post: Mr.. Fred BarteL
Of Gebo, Carbon county, Mcntap6. and
Mrs. Anna Burt Of BilliYsH Mont,
were quietly married at<khe residence
Of Mrs. Wilkinsbn, in. sheridan, Sun.
day afternoon, Dot. <k6th. 1899, A. H.
Dent, pastor oALthe Baptist church
officiating. They left Immediately
after the ceremony for Mr.. Bartel's
ranch near Gebo, where they will re-
side in the future.
The miscellaneous boys were abroad
in the land Tuesday night, commence
rating halloween. In most cases their
acts were Of only a mischievous kind,
but in several instances they were Of a
destructive nature. The guy-ropes to
the Salvation Army tent were cut and
several bill boards torn down. A num-
Der Of effigies were found around town
the next morning. Gates were distrib.
uted promiscuously.
Captain Zearfoss of the Billings
baseball club has written a letter from
Philadelphia to Manager Nix stating
that he would like to secure employ
ment in Billings and play ball here
again next year. He has already re-
propositions from four managers
Of eastern clubs to play professional ball
next year, but much prefers to play in
the west and is DESTROYS of casting his
lot with Billings. Mr.. Zearfoss was
the most popular player in the Billings
club and a general favorite with all.
The iron and material to be used
in the construction Of the new county
neal Laurel is OF the railroad
sidetrack at that place. j. W. Gardner,
who has the contract for freighting the
material to the site, is getting the road
bed in condition for that purpose. The
construction work Of the bridge will
probably be commenced inside Of u
week or ten days. The contract calls
Tor it's completion by January 10. 1900.
THAT edition de luxe Of Hoytian
"A Stranger in New York;
will be giver it's only presentation in
Billings on Thursday evening, Novem.
Der 9th, at the Billings opera house.
Good singing has always been u feature
the comedies written by this popular
playwright, and it is claimed
hat no company is stronger fortified
han that Mr.. Hoyt has sent upon the
'oad to present "A Stranger In. New
York" this season. The piece is abund-