The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-03-02

Ranch for rent. Inquire of W. Fl.
Donovan. SS.tf
Its of, Are yoal on? A home or
investment. 4l.tf
Have Yegen Bros. figure with you
on sewer connections.
The bill collector was abroad in
the land yesterday and today.
When you want the best coal buy
the Rocky Fork Of Donovan & Spear. '
Miss Clara Thropp and her com.
pany III "A Remedy for Divorce" to.
night.
Ticket for sale from Billings to
Omaha, step over privileges. Apply at
this office.
Don't overlook the West Side ad-
dition advertisement on first page Of
this issue.
BE in style with nice linen by let.
ring the Billings Steam Laundry do
your work. s6.tf
/-Gerald Panton has sold his dray
Nn6 to Clyde Stoll, who has already
taken possession.
Austin North for town lots. Low
prices. Reasonable terms. Easy
monthly payments.
Auditor r. A. Haynes of Edgemont
was here Wednesday on business with
the Burlington railroad.
Sheridan and Bear Greek coal for
sale by Yegen Bros. There is no
better OH the marker.
The Ladies' Guild of St. Luke's
church gave a pancake social in the
Wilcox building Tuesday evening.
-- You take no chances when you get
work done at Brown & Deckert's bari Der
shop, Only good artists employed.
The Ladies' aid society of :, the
Congregational church is making ur.
engagements for giving al Old Maids
carnival.
Pat Hanlay, formerly of Red
Lodge, but now located at Bridger. was
shaking hands with Billings friends
yesterday.
The First National bank shipped
twenty six cars Of sheep to Moorcroft.
Wye, yesterday, where they will be
placed on tho range.
1t gives the best satisfaction and
has no equal, SO say the consumers of
Bridger coal, sold by Ben. W.. Toole for
only 49, 80 per ton cash. 63.f
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence, who have
been residing here for several months
yonc& x1s11 1ooun s,ov{ vuooI, Por <I,osw
home in Superior, Nebraska.
The Women Of Woodcraft, the ladies
auxiliary to the Woodmen Of the World,
initiated several candidates last night,
after which elegant refreshments were
partaken Of.
Joseph Henry, the Northern Pacific
cook. arrested for stealing a diamond
ring from Ada Bush, was fined $40 and
costs by Justice Fraser. He paid the
assessment aud was permitted to 90 his
way.
Geo. A. Durham of Portland. rep.
resenting the book manufacturers,
Irwin Hodson company. was in the city
yesterday calling Oh our business men.
He liz accompanied on his trip by his
little son.
Dol. W. r. Sanders Of Helena has
been summoned to appear in Washing.
ton az a witness in the proceeding be.
fore tho senate committee OH privileges
aud elections. He will leave in a day
or two for the national capital.
The Yellowstone County Fair az.
ISOLATION will offer special premiums
next fall for garden and farm products
of every kind and character and it
would be a good idea to have these
premiums In view when putting in
seed this spring.
Bishop Joyce of the M. E. church
passed through Billings yesterday
morning enroute to Butte to dedicate
the new Mountain View church next
Sunday. The bishop lately returned
from Texas and Louisiana where he
has been holding conferences for sew
eral weeks.
The preliminary hearing of James
Cusiok. Isaac Jones, Claud Lacy. Perry
Waugh aud Edward Lynch will be held
before Justice Kelly next Monday, on a
of creating a row at the Canyon
Greek school house on the night of Feb.
"a. The men are at present out Oh bail
of $50 each.
-''T0ll Gate Inn" attracted a large
audience to the Billings opera house
Wednesday night and the play proved
10 he a clean out and thrilling ro-
nance, produced by a strong company.
John B, Weeks, the half. breed. was the
star of the aggregation, but the cast
was strong, the play pleased
he people and proved to be fully as
good ns advertised. ,,
-Ghas. Spear and Henry White have
GEORGE aud took possession Of the same
l.