The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-02-16

Young man cook wants situation.
Apply ut this Office. s5-4
Gold weather has nh evil effect oil
news as we'll us on business.
For q hair cut or shave, doue in a
workmaIlike manner, 90 to Brown &
Dsckert. 75lf
j. W. scally and wife were visitors
III the city Wednesday from Grow
Agency.
Peters, the tailor, is still leading.
See his suits to measure ut $15, pants
at So, and up.
-Yegen Bros. are handling Sheridan,
Gebo and Bear Creek coal. Let them
fill your orders.
Get ready to meet the assessor,
who will start OH his rounds Of duty IN
two or three weeks.
Hot water heat is the heat-it has
come to stny. See Yegen Bros. and
talk it over with them. 1914
- You take no chances when you get
work done at Brown g Deckert's barber
shop. Only good artists employed.
10. K. and J. E. Unger, two repre-.
sentative citizens Of Laurel were trans
acting business in Billings yesterday.
The A. 0. y. W. held another uf
it's delightful social sessions Wednesday
night, with dancing and refreshments.
- When you pay your money you ex.
pect the best in the market tor it. The
groceries sold by Ben W. Toole are the
best. 63-tf
Mrs. Van Horne arrived yesterday
from Livingston to make her future
home with her sons, D. P. and Fl. A.
Van Horne.
An elegant room for rent OH ground
floor. with bath aud electric light.
One or two gentlemen preferred. APP
ply at this Office. 1874
IA Contented Woman" which will
be presented at the Billings opera
house next Monday evening. is one of
Hoyt's great plays.
1t gives the best satisfaction and
has 10 equal, SO say the Of
BridRer coal, sold by Ben. W. Toole for
only $3.50 per ton cash. 63.tf
Mr.. Mosher, who has been con.
nected with The Fashion il this city
for a year past, has resigned his posi-.
ton aud will return to his home in
Bohemian about March /.
The Gazette was misinformed M
to the minister who performed the
marriage ceremony at the Hotel Dris-
coll Tuesday afternoon. It was Rev.
Geo. 9. Stull instead Of Rev. Frank
Rozelle. .
With the new improvements by the
Northern Pacific we are promised that
trains will no longer block traffic Oh
Twenty seventh and Twenty. ninth
streets. What a relief that will be to
the busy draymen and the pedestrians.
TTho little child of Z. Erickson,
which has been sick a couple Of weeks
with scarlet fever. is convulescing.
Mr.. Erickson nursed the child through
the critical period, but is now working
at the Laundry, having been disinfeoted.
n<Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Sayer have
taken up their residence in Helena.
Mr.. Sayer is travelling for a st. Paul
Wholesale hardware concern and as he
had Montana and Wyoming for his
territory, Helena ia more convenient
for his headquarters than st. Paul.
Two weeks age today the ground
hog came ont Of his hole, saw his
shadow and heain returned to his
home in mother Earth. Ever since
then he has hab 1.-the best Of the propo-
sition and ii begins to look as though
his prophecy Of six weeks Of bad wealth.
or was to come true.
The person who tries to do business
in Billings without paying a license lis
likely to run up against the real thing
in tile person of the chief Of police.
All people are to be treated alike in
this respect and it will pay every per.
son to liquidate with the city treasurer
aud avoid arrest.
The attention OF The Gazette's
readers is especially called to the adver.
Using columns Of today's issue. All
the representative firms Of the city are
found therein and in, a number Of in
stances are offering some great
bargains. Peruse the advertising col.
umns as you would the news columns.
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Coal.
For a limited time we will furnish
Red Lodge coal at $3. so per ton; 400
for half ton, screened.
7S-tf Donovan and Spear.