The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-11-27

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way home from an eastern visit when
her husband died. She knew nothing
of the sad event until she reached
Billings and was informed Of it by
Mrs. Frizelle.
From Tuesdays Daily Gazette.
WIN. N. Bachelor, a sheepman Of
Gebo, is in the city on business.
w. B. George returned yesterday
from a business trip to Helena and
Butte. .
-Toole has the fanciest lot Of
apples aver offered to the Billings
people.
But three days are left in which
to pay your taxes, after which they
become delinquent.
If you would be stylish and look
meat see that the Billings Steam Laun-
dry does your work.
IS. K. Deverill of Laurel, county
commissioner-elect, was looking after
business affairs in Billings yesterday.
&C. L. Merrill, the only lawyer
that Bridger boasts of, was attending
to business matters in Billings yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Hassler re-
turned home. Sunday morning from a
visit to relatives and friends in Ne
braska.
The Billings markets are being
loaded up with all the good things
that go to make Thanksgiving a pleas
ant day.
ALL taxes not paid on or before
November 80 become delinquent and a
fine of 10 per cent will be added to the
regular amount.
The Carpenters union is making
extensive preparations for a grand ball
to be given i'll the court house on
Thanksgiving night.
Tobias Castor of Lincoln, right
of-way man for the Burlington, ar
rived in the city Sunday night on his
way to points in Wyoming.
j. S.. lSimineo, the Lavina sheep
man. came in yesterday for a load Of
winter supplies. Mr.. Simineo is fast
becoming a full-fedged sheepman.
F. Aug\ Heinze, the millionaire
and we'll knSwn mine owner of Butte,
passed through Billings yesterday
morning Ell route to New York City.
&C H. Gould of Lincoln, who
represents the Burlington from Miles
City east to st. Paul, stopped over in
Billings Sunday while en- route to
| Milestown. g
Ernest Ottrey, in charge of the
night shift of the Northern Pacific
lunch counter will leave tonight for
Livingston to spend Thanksgiving
with friends!
Il. D. Reynolds departed last
night for Nebraska, after a visit to his
son, S. G. Reynolds. After a visit in
Nebraska he will continue the journey
to his home in Quincy, Michigan.
THE rails for the Toluca- Cody
branch Of the Burlington have been
ordered and will o be unloaded
near Toluca. The work of laying the
iron,>i is said, will begin in the early
spring.
j. Z. Murphy of Helena, at the
head Of the Murphy Cattle company
which owns large interests in this
county, was in Billings Sunday, re-
turning from a ten days business trip
in the east. - @
The Misses Florence and Ethel
Waddingham Of Forsyth. daughters of
Engineer Waddingham q. the North
err Pacific, are visiting friends in the
city. The young ladies are en- route
home from a two months visit to Ia
coma.
HI. E. Reed of Savannah, Iowa,
has succeeded F. S. Collins as stenog-
rapher and bookkeeper in the First
National bank in this city. Mr..
Collins has returned to Quincy, Ill,
to associate himself in business with
his father.
Carbonate is beginning quite a
coal camp. Over SID, 900 was dis
tributed there last week among the en-
ployes Of the coal company. The
force has been increased somewhat
this month, and there is a demand for
all the coal mined.
The condition of Deputy Sheriff
Beller of Livingston, who was wound
ed by the desperate that killed Sheriff
Young, is improving and it is thought
he will be able to the duties Of
sheriff Of Park county, to which posi-
ton he was recently appointed. 1
Bert Shorey is in the city from
Merrill looking over the work on his
new city dwelling, which is being
erected as rapidly as the weather. will
permit. Mrs. Shorey and family will
come to Billings to occupy the fine
residence as DOT as it is completed,
but Mr.. shorey expects to spend most
Of his time experimenting his large
sheep interests.
Will Champion, who has been