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

tor the ensuing term Monday night,
Take In "Too Much johnson" al
the opera house next Monday evening,
Your laundry IL all same like u
mirror II the Billings S,oam Laundry
does 1t. fb.N
For a hair cut or shave, done IN a
workmanlike manner, go to Brown Il
Deckert artf
Save wear md tear Oh your laundry
by sending 1t to tho Billings Steam
laundry, sb.0
Order you house numbers, Austin
North, the reAl estate dealer, will fur.
nish them, TV.tf
t--Chas. Bitks Of Geho has accepted
II position No night bartender at the
Grand hotel,
Word comes from Rcd Lodge that
the family Of Geo. Lamrort Ia ajax
with Ia grippe,
-Yegen Bros, are handling Sheridan,
Gebo and Bear Greek coal. Let them
All your orders, Y
Grant s, Lumport has gone out to
his horse ranch, Grant Ia developing
all the characteristics Of Il horseMan,
1T gives the best satisfaction aud
has no equal, 80 say the consumers Of
Hridpet coal, sold by Ben. W, Toole for
only 3D.. IS per ton, 03.tf
Too Much Johnson" which will
DO seem at the opera house next Monday
evening, IL said to be as good a show al
Browns in Town" Don't miss 1t,
-Uonduetor Vessel. who was injured
IN the Billings yards about two weeks
uge and taken toI HsleIa, Ia improving
and expects to res6Me work Ia a few
days
An attempt was made last Sunday
night by musked men to rob the store
Of the Carbon Mercantile company IN
Red Lodge, but the plan was ffus.
tratea.
A merry time prevailed at the fire
hall lust night, a new member being
taken into the Maverick Hose company.
And he got everything that was aeon.
In to hint
II. Ia stated that the Northern Pa.
oifs has reinstated three OF the passen.
ger conductors recently fired" On tho
Montana division, and that there Ia
talk OF more returning to work,
Browns In Town" drew a large
audience to tho opera house last Wed.
nesday evening and proved to DO a
thoroughly good show, the cast was
a strong one In every particular, the
audience was kept Ia a roar OF laugh.
ter and everyone enjoyed the great
faroe.oomedy.
Mrs. j, u, Free will winter In
California, during the continued ab.
senoe OF the doctor, who has been at
the bedside Of his mother Ia Pannsyl.
vania for several months and will not
return TO Billings until next spring.
DR.. aud Mrs, Baxter will occupy the
Free residence.
-- Mrs. j. r. Goss received the sad
Intelligence yesterday of the death Of
her mother Mrs. G., q, Lord, which 90.
Cured at Grass Luke, Mich, Wednes.
dry. The deceased recently fell and
sustained injuries which caused her
death. An Mrs. doss could not reach
Gruss Lake In time for the funeral, sho
did not 20.
Lander (Wyo.) Clipper. III. W.
Cooley Of Butte, Mont, arrived In Lam.
der last Monday. Mr., Cooley has az.
sumed charge Of tho Mountaineel aud
will hereafter do the dealing out OF al.
mon pure Democracy TO the faithful
unwashed, The Clipper Wishes Mr..
Cooley success III his new field Of 10.
bor." MI. Cooley was ut one time
foreman for the Billings Times, but he
left here about two years ago for Butte.
Henry Burrell, the lessee Of the
Cnrbonndo ooal mine, was Ia Billings
Wednesday evening OH his way east.
10 Il Gnxette reporter he denied the fu.
NOR that tho Anaconda company Ia
now operating the mine, sayins that no
IL still the lessee and that the mine Ia
producing about $50 tons OF coal per
dry, the output being constantly In.
oreased, Mr.. Burrell also denied tho
report that he Ia to take charge OF tho
Clnfke Fork mine at Gebo,
Billings merchants, us u rule, DO
not drop their advertising during Janu.
Aiy aud February, because those months
ara known to be dull ones for business.
10 prove this we refer you TO This Issue
Of The Gaxette. Invoicing may have
cut In some during the fore part OF the
month, but thnt being over, the bust.
ness men nre communicating to push
their goods, January and February
are the months OF values and our read.
ers will do we'll to carefully observe