The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-01-09

When others fail, then try Dr.
Prickett, the osteopath. go
E. M. Hunt guarantees satisfaction
IL photos, near the Cottage Inn. 73.t
"A new drophead Singer sewing
machine cheap at the second hand
store. 74-2
-Yegen Bros. are handling Sheridan,
Gebo and Bear Greek coal. Let them
fill your orders.
q. +. Burton is now installed in
his new Office on North Twenty-ninth
: treet and ready for business. See him
for insurance. 74-2
You need have no fears about your
shirts, collars or cuffs being fit for the
party il they are done up by the Bill
ings Steam Laundry. 75.6
-Patronize home industry and keep
the fact in your mind during all the
year. That is the only way to make a
success of your town.
Nursing. Call on Mrs. J.. j. Rum.
sey when wanting an experienced
nurse. At the Sawyer house, South
IWenty.elghth street. 74-3
-Chas. McDaniels shipped 5000
head of lambs to ST. Paul Saturday,
which were being fed by Chas. Hatha-
way, near Park City.
Ringer ~Randell of SpripgdaIe
shipped twenty cars Of sheep through
Billings today en- route to Chicago over
the Northern Pacific.
The Sheridan, Gebo and Bear
Creek coal are the leaders, give the
best satisfaction and cost no more than
others. Try them. Yegen Bros.
There il already q noticeable differ
ence IN the length of days. Not that
the days are any longer, but that it
does not begin to grow dark until later
in the day.
v H1!os. Cannon paid a fine of $15 to.
the police magistrate yesterday for
making a gun play in Ira Woolsey's sa.
loon a couple Of nights ago. He was
by Policeman Leavens.
County treasurer E. s. Holmes has
filed with the county clerk his bond in
the sum Of $75, 900. with the United
States Fidelity and Guarantee compa.
ny OF Baltimore, Nd. as surety.
District court III Carbon county
1900 will be held OH the first
Mondays Of March, June and October,
and third Monday Of December, pre.
sided over by Judge Henry Of Living.
ston.
The Billings Water Power COM
pany has commenced to swing the cleo
trio lights III the middle of the streets,
as ordered by the city council a month
or so ago. A great difference and much
better service is noticeable.
Levi Colgrove, Jr., made final
proof Saturday before CLERK OF the Dis.
riot Court Williams on his homestead
'ntry. William Kinniok, Geo. Watts,
Edward s. Wimsett and James W.
Nimsett, all Of Park City, were here as
1is witnesses.
just before starting ont on your
'hopping tour, glance over the ndvertis.
ng columns of The Gazette, and then
the stores of those merchants rep.
'esented therein. If there is a value TO
10 had it will be found in those stores.
Bear this in mind.
In the advertising columns of to.
lays Gazette will be found City Ordi-
lance No. 1876, relating to the number.
ng OF houses. as passed by the city
ouncil at its meeting one week ago to-.
tight. 1t should be read by every prop.
rty owner, as it is of Importance.
Dewey is the name of a new post.
'ffice soon to be established at the old
& G. ranch OF the Burlington. about
midway between Edgemont aud New
astle. There vas a ~postofioe at the
Id ranch when the Burlington first
'uilt through there, but 1t was abol-
over three years ago.
An exchange is the author of the
GLOWING sarcastic sentences: "Now
8 the time to stop advertising. The
public don't buy anything after
he first of the year, and it isn't neces.
airy Tor merchants to announce that
hey are dung business. Besides. no
reads newspapers nowadays."
County Surveyor A. A, Morris
aid a visit to the Laurel bridge site
ast week, He found the bridge con.
making good progress on the
obstruction work and although the