The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-01-12

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Prickett, The %osteopath. 87.n
E. M. Hunt guarantees satisfaction
in photos, near the Cottage Inn, 73.D
Peters, the tailor, il still leading.
See his suits to measure at SO, pants
ut rs, and up.
Furnished looms to rent. Inquire
Of Mrs. r. S%tebbins, T%wenty.nfth
street, north. Tb-a
Austin North for town lots. Low
prices. Reasonable terms, Easy
monthly payments.
Sheridan aud Bear Greek coal for
sale by Yegen Bros. There IL 40
better OH the marker.
LA license to we'd was granted Tues.
dny to David A. Harrelson and Georgia
M. Arcand both Of this city.
The Eastern Star installed officers
Tuesday night, at the close Of which a
feast Of good things was enjoyed.
Sewing done by the day. Gall on
Mrs. J. j. Rumsey at the Sawyer
house, South Twenty eighth street.
When you pay your money you OK.
pect the best IN the mnrket for It. The
groceries sold by Ben W. Toole are the
best. 8B-tf
Pupils desiring to join Prot. L. st.
Jenn' q violin cluss should do 80 as eAfly
as possible in order to secure Il choice Of
hours tor lessons.
You need have no fears about your
shirts, collars or cuffs being At for the
party il they are done up BY the Bill.
ings Steam Laundry. Tb.B
-NursinR.-Cull on Mrs. j. j. Rum.
sey when wanting an experienced
nurse. At the Sawyer house, South
Twenty.eiphth street. TAB
Austin North has sold, for the
First National bank, the large Sawyer
house Oh South Twenty eighth street,
to Mrs. Irena Rumsey,
DR., Prickett the Billings osteopath,
treats all forms If acute and chronic
diseases-nervous affections, stomach,
kidney and liver troubles. spinal curva.
lures, di%slocAtions. 8T.D
--Chas Hess, formerly proprietor Of
the Hess Photo gallery III this city, who
has been braking on the Rocky Fork
branch, was injured Monday, while
switching at Sileoin.
"A called meeting Of the Billings
school board was held Wednesday night
with only three members present. But
little business was done and only a half
dozen bills were allowed.
Fired R. Brown Of Stanford, Mont,
is a new rensident Of our city, having
arrived here overland Wednesday,. He
says there 10 considerable snow north,
making travel quite difficult.
1.-THE Billings p%ostofloe yesterday
boxed up and shipped out Of the ooun.
try 1850 pennies, which were sent TO
the Assistant U. s. Treasurer ut Chiou,
go. The office quite frequently makes
such II shipment.
Prof. l.. st. Jean, who IL a gradu.
ate Of the conservatory Of music Of Mon.
treal, and who has located IN Billings
to teach violin and mandolin, IL organ.
izing a concert and dance orchestra,
which will number probably eight or
ten pieces. Billings needs an organiza.
ton Of this kind, and we bespeak sue.
GERS for the enterprise. ..
HH. A. Van Horne has secured the
AGENCY forlthe Raoyole for the season OF
1900. This wheel proved to be- one OF
the very best ridden last summer, for,
aside from its easy running qualities, ID
"stood up' better than any other bicy.
Gle seen here, running M firm and true
ut the end Of the season az II did the
first trip; eve Bob Aliens hard riding
failing to phase Ii.
Parents will do we'll to zee that
their children are kept off the streets at
night. Chief Of Police Bend says that
lately quite u number Of boys IRE Oh tue
streets and are often found lettering In
saloons. On sevenrl different occasions
the police have sent them home with
some good advice, but this does not
seem sufficient. On the streets at night
is no place for young boys.
The boy who Ia polite and honest
always wins out III the end. The cnll.
bow at the Northern Pacific %roundhouse
In Missoula, was presented OH New
YEARS. day with Il fine solid gold watch
from the engineers and flremen Of tho
Rocky Mountain division. The gentle.
men, in presenting 1t, said Ii was
given IN recognition Of the boy's 'po.
likeness, good service aud ncoommoda.
ton" Boys, remember this.
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