The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-01-19

Williams & Baxttr's drug store or
the south side is open.
Wanted, a girl to do homework.
Apply. at this Office. 7S.tf
Perfumes, soaps aud 'toilet articles
at Williams & Baxter's drug store.
The Northern Pacific trains are
onte more running about OIL schedule
time.
Your laundry is all ::sun,e like a
mirror If the Billings Steam Lnundry
does it. 1915
For u hair cut or shave, done in a
workmaulike manner, go to Brown &
Deckert. 75.tf
Order you house numbers. Austin
North. the real estate dealer, will fur.
nish them. 76.tf
-Yegen Bros. are handling Sheridan,
Gebo and Bear Creek coal. Let them
fill your orders.
Sheridan and Bear Greek coal for
sale by Yegen Bros. There is NC
better OIL the marker.
-Yegen Bros. commence their an
Iual January clearance sale tomorrow.
See their large advertisement.
Austin North for town lots. Low
prices. Reasonable terms. Easy
monthly payments.
Goods at almost your own figures
at YeRen Bros. annual January clear
ance sale, commencing tomorrow.
1t gives the best satisfaction and
has no equal, SO say the OF
BridRer coal. sold by Ben. w. Toole for
only $3. rs per ton. 63.tf
miss Marie Roberts has resumed
hef duties as saleslady at the Boston
in this city. after a three weeks visit
to her parents il Bridger.
The drug stores Of Billings inaugu.
rated a closing moxeusent last night,
by which the s05ssr will close at 8
o'clock everk1eSeninR. On Sundays
the stores wiIkhs kept op,n from 10 80
q. M. to 1~p. M, and $50 p. M, to 6
Y. III.
1t is rumored that when the North.
ern Pacific makes a chanRe~in it's time
table in the spring. ~kie Burlington
train which a~rjives>fere at z :O3 in the
evening, will Leave Lincoln in the
morning, reaching Billings the next
morning.
flames Carwile acted as host Mon.
day night to about thirty friends in
honor Of his fifteenth birthday. Lotto
furnished the amusement for the even.
ing, Miss Mable Ross and Farr Rowley
receiving the first prizes. Mrs. Oar.
vile served a fine lunch to the guests.
The host was the recipient Of many
nice presents. I.
1T is understood the new trains
which the Northern Pacific will put on
in the spring, on the coast route, will
eclipse anything in the<west. They
will compare favorablyS NTH the trains
running over the siy/St. Paul Chicago
lines, which are 4dmitted to be the
bandsomest tfaiRk in the country. The
trans-contineh<al trains will carry
buffet observation cars Of a new pat.
tern. dining cars Of rare beauty and
the entire train will be lighted by a
new system Of electric illumination.
The Gazette has been favored with
a copy Of q little book issued by the
Ravalli Abstract company descriptive
Of Ravalli county. The book ia a com
%prehensive write up Of the country
in which it is issued and contains be.
sides a great deal of interesting read.
ing matter, a series Of handsome illus.
trations Of scenes and places. Full at.
tention having been paid to a descrip.
ton of the our Of the country, it
will, no doubt, prove a valuable adver-
tisement OF u of the most interesting
and productive sections Of the state.
Yellowstone journal: Miss Ben
nett as postmistress was required yester-
day to act as emissary Of the senate
committee on privileges and elections
and entrusted with the service Of a
summons for a'witness to appear before
the committee to give testimony in the
Clark contest. By order Of the com.
mittee she was directed to subpoena
the Hon. J. r. Mckay. state senator
from this county. Mr. Mckay was in
the city during the earlier part Of the
day, but when the summons arrived he
had gone home and W. A. Glib, assist.
ant postmaster. was dispatched on a
horse to make service and Immediately
left for Mr.. MoKay's ranch. Although
not stated in the summons, the suppose.
tion is that it was issued in behalf of
the contestants.