The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-02-13
DO not fail tG consult the doctor.
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Nj. S Gunii, the Helena attorney,
was a Billings business visitor yaster.
day.
For a hair cut OF shave. done in a
workmanlike manner, 60 to Brown q
Deckert. 7o.tf
Rev. w. D. Clark returned Satur-
day night from Red Lodge aud occupied
his pulpit Sunday.
Austin North for town lots. Low
prices. Reasonable terms. Easy
monthly payments.
Wanted: Three to five room
house, water, permanent tenant. Ap.
ply at Gazette office. S4-2
The B. & M. employees in this city
were made happy yesterday by receiving
their monthly pay checks.
-You take no chances when you get
work done at Brown & Deckert's barber
shop. Only good artists employed.
County Commissioner Thos. s..
Linton returned the latter part Of last
week from q three weeks eastern visit.
When you pay your money you ex-
pect the best in the market fol. it. The
groceries sold by Ben W. Toole are the
best. 63-tf
The weather of the past week has
been great for the ice man and he has
been losing no time in harvesting bis
crop.
<Friday nights Burlington passen-
ger brought in thirty persons from
Missouri. who were bound for the west.
A portion of the number intended set
Ting in Gallatin county.
I-Ed. L. Brown is now secretary Of
the Royal Highlanders. having sue
ceeded II. s. Evans. who recently re.
moved from Billings. The order is
rapidly growing, its membership being
sixty and the lodge is less than a year
old.
zConductor Harry r. Ryan has
rented the Treischman property in
North Billings and will remove thereto
about March 1. The families Of s. r.
Scott and W. s. Bills are arranging tc
move to Helena and Livingston, res
pectively.
THE Billings Brewery company Of
this city was incorporated with the sec
rotary Of state Saturday BY Henry
Mueller and Louis P. Best Of Butte and
Phillip Grain Of Billings. The capital
stock is 800, 900 in shares Of $10C
each, oil subscribed.
deputy Sheriff J. T. sayles was
Chilled to his home near. Park City Sat
urday by the news that his wife had
fallen and seriously injured herself.
Mrs. Sayles had gone out to the well
pump to get water when she fell on the
ice, breaking her leg.
Secretary Martin, Of the National
Live Stock association, has announced
the special committee appointed by
President Schreiner to prepare and pre-.
sent a bill to congress for leasing Of arid
lands. Paul Mccormick Of this city il
named as a member Of the committee.
Walter Towne of Washington, D.
O., a special internal revenue inspector.
was a Billings visitor yesterday. After
concluding his inspection Of County
Clerk Carwile's records. he took coca
sion to compliment that official and
stated the books were the %cleanest KEEP
of any he had examined.
miss Edythe Gamble and Myrtle
Hammond left yesterday for Salt Lake
Utah, where they will remain for sew
eral months. They were accompanied
by the formers mother. Mrs. Gamble
who has been visiting in Billings since
last fall. Mrs. L. I. Hammond anG
son Lyle have been at Salt Lake for {
month.
Walter Anderson, chairman OF thu
republican county central committee o.
Carbon county, has been requested BY
the department at Washington to re
commend some suitable person for post
master at Rookvale in place Of tn,
present incumbent, O. Clawson, who
it appears. has failed to furnish thu
required new bond.
Governor Geer Of Oregon, wit
messed a performance Of ''The Hotties
Coon in Dixie at Portland, and heart
lily applauded everything from start Il
finish. At the conclusion Of the show
he assured Manager Cordray, of thu
theater, that it was one Of the best en-
tertainments he had seen in years. Yor
can see it at the Billings opera house
tomorrow night.
Miss Bessie Hamilton. the chit
little coincidence and vocalist of 1.-THE
Hottest Coon in Dixie company. wa
two years the leading soprano in ,
fashionable colored church choir o,
Washington, D. O., where her parents
are among the best known and wealth
lest colored families for which that city
is noted. Miss Hamilton will be her,
tomorrow night.
Henry Burrell is reported to be 81
route from Chicago TO take charge O.
the mines of the Clark Fork Coal com
pany, at this place, says the Carbon
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