The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-02-06

w. H. Schrieber returned yesterda
from. an eastern trip.
Frank Rose has gone to Red Lodg
where he will likely remain unit
spring.
A light fall Of the beautiful occur
red Sunday night, but it is fast disap
pearing.
For a hair cut or shave, done in
Workmanlike manner, go to Brown {
Deckert. 75.tf
j. @. MCCARTHY, the Chestnut min,
operator. made a business trip to Bill
ings Saturday.
The north wall of the %postoffio,
room in the First National bank blool
ia being removed.
Austin North for town lots. Low
prices. Reasonable terms. Easy
monthly payments.
WIN. B. Sleeper Of Sunlight basin,
in Wyoming. is attending to business
matters in Billings.
II. 0. Peacock Of this city is in
Carbonate organizing a camp of Mod.
ern Woodmen Of America.
The nomination of Walter Anderson
as postmaster at Red Lodge was con-
firined by the senate on Jan. 90.
You take no chances when you get
work done at Brown & Deckert's barber
shop. Only good artists employed. y
Warren HuDgerford entertained a
large company Of young friends Satur-
day afternoon in honor Of his seventh
birthday.
When you pay your money you ex.
pect the best in the market for it. The
groceries sold by Ben w. Toole are the
best. 68-tf
HMiss Nettie Tawney returned to
Billings Saturday night from an ex.
tended visit to relatives at Ravenna,
Nebraska.
Judge 9. H. Loud and Court
Stenographer F. W. Kreidler returned
to their homes in Miles City Sunday
afternoon.
Warren, A. Evans Of Grow Agency
wasa Billings visitor yesterday. He
was returning home from a trip to Gar.
bon county.
Miss Beatrice Matheson took her
departure Friday for Toronto. Canada,
on an extended visit to her sister, Mrs.
James Chapple.
Sheriff Hubbard went to Deer
Lodge Sunday with Burton Smith, one
Of the young men sentenced to the state
prison for n year.
The committee on military affairs
in the senate has reported favorably for
the 800, 600 appropriation for the per-
manent post to be established at Sheri-
dan. Wyo.
The N. P. railroad company has a
large force Of incl cutting ice near
Keogh and shipping the same to their
various ice houses bstween Livingston
and Mandan.
Judge Geo. Hayford OF California
lectured in the court house Thursday
and Saturday nights on the mistakes
If Society" Those who heard him say
mis- talks were quite interesting.
EGeorge Mains. a former Billings
10Y. was recently married in Spokane,
Wash. His brother, W. Lee Mains in
his city is feeling sad, but his friends
'ay there il still some hope for him.
The revival meetings being held
It the court house by Evangelist Roz.
lie, are being we'll attended. Mrs.
is a beautiful vocalist and the
is a feature Of the meetings.
The Y. P. s. g. E. Of the Congre.
church gave a delightful social |
It the church Friday night There
vas a good attendance and the Endeav.
rers added a neat sum to their treas
Try.
The preliminary examination of
dilton o. Howell, charged with the
murder Of Thomas Rosling, which was
'eld in Lewistown a week ago. resulted
y his being held for trial in the dis.
riot court.
B. f. Yerkes of the Bohemian
)hroniole is in the city receiving treat
lent for his eyes. Mr.. Yerkes was I
ormerly engaged on the Carbon County J
and is a we'll known printer +,
I eastern Montana. I,
The Chinese Of Billings have paid
p their debts, smoked all their opium, :
rank their bad whisky and shot off {
heir fireworks. and are alice same !
lelica man again. 1t only took them =
few days to celebrate the advent of &
heir New Year. =
DIR. Carl Sohulin, tie Helena eye d
,eoialist. who Is treating Harry Mann,
no was shot in the eye a couple of =
eeks ago by a bullet from m air gun, y
'els confident that the lad will be able \
regain his eyesight. but not nearly y
perfect as before the accident. q
Fergus County Argus: We learn a
lat William Calder took the decision of b
10 supreme court in his case pretty 4,
ard, weeping the greater portion of a