The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-02-27
RANCH for rent. Inquire Of W. H.

Donovan. ss.tf
All big boy baby was born to the
N~ffe Of DR.. Rinehart Saturday.
Hunt for photos. All sizes. All
prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. $40
When you want the best coal buy
the Rocky Fork OF Donovan & SpeaI. Y
For a hair cut or shave, done in a
%workmanlike manner, 90 to Brown Il
Deckert. 75.tf
The Northern Pucihc has q gang OF
Japs here laying track aud assisting in
other work.
Your linen will always look nice II
il Is done up BY the Billings Steam
Laundry. s6-tf
IS. X. Deverill and wife Of Laurel
have been visiting Billings friends for
several days.
Peters, the tailor, Is still leading.
See his suits to measure at $l5. pants
at $5, and up.
--Yegen Bros. are handling Sheridan,
Gebo and Bear Greek coal. Let them
fill your orders.
u. r. Painter denies the report that
he has disposed Of his Sunlight proper
ties in Wyoming.
Hot water heat Ia the heat-it has
come to stay. See Yegen Bros. and
talk it over with them. 1914
-"Boxy'' Farrell was a visitor ut
Hunters Hot Springs Il few days, re.
turning home this morning.
When you pay your money you ex.
poet the best in the market for IL. The
groceries sold by Ben W. Toole are the
best. 63-tf
Mrs. Dana, who has been here for
the past two weeks, the guest Of her
cousin, Mrs. G. Fl. Burstow, returned
to her home near Pass, Wyo., yesterday.
E--Rose Dunnigan of. L.ewistown has
Purchased lots on North Twenty fourth
street and will build a residence for his
father, who came to Montana last fall
from Iowa.
DIR. Hogan, who removed to Bill.
ings last summer from Lewistown aud
in the fall went to Bohemian to reside,
expects to start about June | for the
Cape Nome mining district.
Rev. VIM. Remington, the new
Baptist minister, preached his first ser.
mon in this city Sunday before a large
congregation at the court house and
made a very favorable impression upon
his bearers.
THE spring like weather Of the
INST week has enabled the library con.
tractors to renew active work on the
building and nearly a dozen stone.
masons and cutters are rushing 1T as
fast as possible.
Major Ward, commanding officer
at Fort keogh, has been notified that
the hospital destroyed by fire recently
will be replaced BY a modern twenty
four bed hospital, and plans and speoif-
cations are expected daily from Wash.
ington.
g. Emmerich Of this city, claim
agent for the Northern Pacific railroad
company, assisted IN investigating the
cause Of the wreck at Iron Ridge tunnel
two weeks ago by which one man lost
his life, three others were seriously in.
jured and thirty-six cars were piled up
IN q heap.
1Alderman Geo. Berky only tips the
Gale at 200 pounds, but this does not
keep him from being a foot racer Of no
mean ability as n Geo. Wilcox found
out to his sorrow Friday afternoon
when a wager Of rs was put up. Mr..
Berky il said to have caused the eyes Of
many people to open in wonderment at
his speed.
Fergus County Argus: A note
from W. A. Hedges states that he has
not been summoned to Washington In
the Clark case aud was not likely to be.
Mr.. Hedges has also received a letter
from Senator Garter stating that he
had been for some time collecting data
upon which to make q fight against the
Argentine treaty, and hopes to succeed
IN defeating 1t.