The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-01-05

When .others fail, then try DR..
Prickett, the osteopath. 67.9
-E. M. Hunt guarantees satisfaction
Il photos, near the Cottage Inn. 1919
: A new ~drophead Singer sewing
machine cheap at the second hand
store. 74.2
Your Laundry is all same like q
mirror If the Billings Steam Laundry
does it. 1872
-Yegen Bros. are handling Sheridan,
Gebo and Bear Greek coal. Let them
fill your orders.
tCity Treasurer Fl. s. Evans has
opened an office with Carwile & Bouton
Oh Twenty .eighth street.
-"Brown's in Town. next Wednes.
day evening and it's a good show that
will fairly take the town BY storm.
~. +. Burton is now installed in
his new office oh North Twenty ninth
street and readX,for business. See him
for insurance. 74-2
Il have a good pasture for horses,
two and one.half miles from Billings.
Inquire at store of Donovan & Spear.
Mrs. A. M. Kyes. 66-tt
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. 1872
The Sheridan, Gebo and Bear
Creek coal are the leaders, give the
best satisfaction and cost no more than
others. Try them. Yegen Bros. y
-Oounty Superintendent Burla spent
SEVERAL days this week at the Newman
home in the country, recuperatiug after
illness. He can now be found at
his Office.
DIR. Prickett the Billings osteopath,
treats all forms Of acute and chronic
diseases affections, stomach,
kidney and liver troubles. spinal curva-
lures, dislocations. 87.8
Billings merchants, as q general
rule, are right in the midst Of inventory
work, and all agree in saying that it Is
no little job. When they have finished
they will know how they Jared the past
year in a financial way.
Hseveral jolly parties Of young
people were out Tuesday and Wednes.
day nights taking advantage Of the
nice sleighipg. Their glad voices were
heard echoinR over the city, and horns
quite noticeably in the noises
made.
Frank Damsell, who left Billings
a couple Of months ago for st. Joe to
join a taveling troupe>and become a
member Of Lhooln,>J. Carter's PAY
is noFn Lincoln, where he
will soon JON another. the "Pny
having been burned out in
Texas.
"A letter received from Miss Connie
.happle, written at Tacoma, states
that DR.. Chapple and family reached
that city on their way to California and
were in good health. They expected
remain in that city several days and
the family Of Ex.Traveling En-.
Day, an old friend and %acquaint-
ance.
-"London Life" that will be seen
for the first time at the Billings opera
house tomorrow evening, il said to be
a story with a very pretty heart interest
in it and two very lovable characters
and the sympathy engendered all
through 1t is of u deeper kind than
customary.
%-"London Life" ia full of human
interest; see it and have your sympathy
If it fails to touch a respon-
chord and moves you not, get out
Of life as O O a you can. YoA have no
use for this world and it has hone for
you. You are a fiat failure. Billings
opera house tomorrow evening.
About twenty couples enjoyed the
hospitality of the Paul Mccormick
home Wednesday night in pr'danoe at
the ''Daniel Boone oabin. Paul Nc.
Cormiok, Jr., in)whose>honor the dance
was given. was u9a6le to participate
In the entertainnle6t on account Of i'll.
ness, which confined him to his room.
An enjoyable occasion is reported.
The two Cree Indians "Dakid"
and Riohman, arrested on a charge Of
deer, were brought before
Justice Frazer on Wednesday, but on
motion Of the county attorney they were
discharged. MS there was no evidence to
trying them. The sportsmell,
however, have given the Crees n tip
that they had better get out Of the coun.
try and the Wholesale slaughter of
game will probably DO stopped.