The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-11-13
county, Mi. Stratton said everything
went for w. A. Clark.

have formed a partnership for til,
purpose OF carrying on a nursery AM
garden business, under the name O
the Yellowstone Nursery. They hAy,
set out about 1000 trees on q plat n
ground west of the city, which arr
nov ready for the inspection Of tht
public. They will also be headquart.
ers next spring for all kinds Of garden
vegetables.
ID. W. Slayton of Lavina returned
home yesterday with q big load of sup.
plies for the winter. Mr.. Slayton re-.
manned in Billings until he heard the
election news announcing the republic
ran landslide. Being q heavy sheep
owner he was naturally interested in
the reelection Of President Mckinley
and a republican congress which
the continuance Of a high pro-
teotive tariff on wool, thus insuring
the home producer a good price for
his product.
The new south side bank, to be
known as Yegen Bros. Savings Bank,
will be open for business on next Mon
day morning in the old storf building
on Minnesota Tho building
has been nicely and \cohmodiously
fitted up for the BUSINESS. A fine
Mosler screw safe of burglAf proof make
has been installed. The Officers of the
institution are the Yegen Bros, Chris
and Peter. The former will devote
most of his attention to the manage
llent of the bank.
From Sundays Daily Gazette.
Call and look at those elegant
apples at Toole's.
j. w. Gardiner of Laurel was a
court visitor yesterday.
p. M. Gallaher came in yesterday
from his Wyoming ranch.
w. M. Purvis leaves today for q
few days visit to friends in Helena.
H. L. Kemp has gone to Mis-
soula. his former home. for a visit.
Attorney G. l.. Merrill of Bridger
was a Billings business visitor yester-
day.
Sheriff John Dunn of Red Lodge
was here yesterday as a witness in
court.
Mrs. Fred Sweetman came down
from BOzeman yesterday for a visit to
friends.
MIR. and Mrs. A. K. Ross left last
night for a short sojourn at Hunters
Hot Springs. !
DIR. S. p. Gainforth returned yes
+erday from a few days visit to Hold
'ege, Nebraska.
-Carwile & Bouton write liberal
ire insurance policies at the best
,btainable rates. y
L. Nj. Hughes, travelling express
for the Northern Pacific, was
n Billings yesterday.
The Catholic ladies cleared some
hing over 5000 on their supper and
Ipnce Thursday night.
The Billings High School football
cam returned last night from Boze-
nan, where they met defeat Friday.
Frank Eberle, who has been act
nB~as night editor of The Gazette for
month past, left yesterday for Hell
ia.
-Jailer @. w, Harding left yester-
Iay noon for Deer Lodge, taking
larry y, Shepherd, who was sent up
on a year for burglary.
THE Billings Steam Laundry
fails to give satisfaction. 1t
as all the necessary machinery for
lrning out first-class work, y
The majority for 4. P. Cullen,
tho wal elected senator of Dawson
ounty over Hon, VIM, Lindsay, repuh-
can candidate, was only 10,
DIR, podd, eye specialist of Butte,
rlll be at the Grand hotel November
. 10 ~, He will make free exami- v
and furnish glasses, 56-5 A
w i, Cnnke of Helena WA loQlf
~ after business affairs in BILLINGS
esterday. Mr., Cooke is treasurer OF
70 Thomas Cruise Savings bank,
-Ghas. ReifenFath OF Helena was
! the city yesterday lacking after the
feets of his brother, w, j. Reifenr :
llh, who WAS killed in tho Northern
aelte wreck two weeks ago. /
Nv, N, Hassler, city editor Of The
left last night for a ten days.
10 his parents and other FelatiWx
PaWnee City, Neb,, where NV, Z
assler has been visiting for the past |
auth, 4
-sam Mcdowell Of Helena was in
lHilgs Yesterday, nv, Mcdowell IL !
Hoe depniy In the United States
aFslal's office, but IL now out on 7
mo field work, .whiah was formerly q
after BY Sam jackson, who w.
ntly died, Ia
but little was dope In the district y
nFt yesterday, The case 0f SehFier v
' VI, Gardiner, an action ~ reenyer q
images hy reason M attachment,
~, on motion Nf PLAINTIFF attorney, q
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