The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-11-17

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Its of. Are you on? A home or
Investment. 41-tf
You ought to see the nice dwell.
ings being erected iu the West Side
Addition.
Peters, the tailor, is still leading.
See his suits to measure at $15. pants
at IS, and up.
Donovan & Spear have just receiv-
ed a carload of hard coal. Get your
order in early.
Austin North for town lots. Low
prices. Reasonable terms. Easy
monthly payments.
The home Of Oscar Ekdahl in this
city was gladdened Wednesday by the
arrival Of a boy baby.
The finest Bellfieur apples on the
market at $1.75a box eastern apples
IS. % a barrel at Donovan & Spears. =
The Sheridan and Gebo coal are
the leaders, give the best satisfaction
and cost no more than others. Try one
or both. Yegen Bros.
L~F. R. Eckholdt, who recently
opened a law Office III this city, was ad.
mitted to practice before the supreme
court of Montana Tuesday in Helena,
Oh motion Of y. f. Goddard of Billings.
Deputy County CLERK W. II. Morse
has let the contract to E. H. GaRnon
for the erection on North Thirty. second
street, neal It. Fl. Hathhorn's, Of a
coinmodious two.story residence. Work
will begin tomorrow. J. q. Link is
the architect.
The Yellowstone County Teachers
institute closed Wednesday night after
a three days splendid session. The
teachers generally are spending the bal.
ance of the week il the city. The an
nual teachers examination is being
held in County Superintendent Burla's
Office today.
LHarry s. Scott, who was indicted
by the U. s. grand jury Oh the charge
Of introducing whisky upon the Grow
reservation. had his trial before the
United States district court in Helena
Tuesday and was acquitted. Mr.. Scott
is not the Harry Scott Of Lavina, as
some people supposed.
Sheridan, Wyo., seems to be a
haven Of rest for Billings people who
wish to be "tied up."[The Post
chronicles the following as the latest
connubial ventureE 'N11ried-By Rev.
E. D. Bostwiok bis residence in
Sheridan, Nov. ~ Mr.. E. M. Miller
and Miss Dollie McFee, both Of Bill
inRs, Mont"
Miss Edith Cramer Of Laurel was
married Wednesday to Charles Liscomb
of Moorehead. Mont, at the residence
Of Mr.. aud Mrs. John Winterling in
Sheridan. Mr.. Lisconb is an oldtime
COW boy in Wyoming. The bride is we'll
known hereabouts and her many
friends will join in wishing herself and
husband q happy life.
The city marshal is sending out
notices to property owners ordering
them to clean their premises, including
the alley adjoining there to, from all
garbage, ashes or refuse matter, within
ten days from the date Of the service
Of the notice. Upon their failure to do
so they will be prosecuted under the
ordinances defining and furnishing
nuisances.
The newspapers of Billings chron.
icle the fact that Hugh Evans lost some
very valuable chickens, and in the next
column announce that Il celebrated min
lister had arrived that night before from
the home Of Aguinaldo. Quite a CO.
incidence. Sheridan Post. What gross
injustice ! If the Elks that visited
Sheridan Wednesday did not resent this
insult to their brother Elk, then they
are not worthy their NAME.
The "Black Patti Troubadours''
will be pleasantly remembered BY all
who heard them when here last year,
and the announcement of their return
will interest all music lovers. "Black
Patti" il the queen Of all colored sing
ers and has surrounded herself with All
exceptionally strong company. that has
delighted eastern audiences and drawn
packed houses. The "Troubadours''
will appear here on Nov. 23rd and the
advance sale will begin Monday next.
-CIM Bair and Thos. and w. L.
LINTON, who came in Wednesday from
a few days hunting trip~t6 the Lake
basin with three antelope, report that
the Gree Infiaps are everlastingly
Strengthening dse large game in that
section, and with a vengeance too.
While the gentlemen were at Fifteen
Mile springs, on their return home, q