The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-02-13

All diseases Of male and female
treated by new methods. Room l,
Grand hotel.
Peters, the tailor, is still leading.
See his suits to measure at $15, pants
at So, and up.
"A fine boy baby was born to the
VIE of John Morton Of Nye City. in
Billings yesterday.
Sheridan and Bear Greek coal for
sale by Yegen Bros. There is nc
better OIL the marker.
Carton County Sentinel: William
Cowan yesterday disposed Of his ranch
on the Clark Fork to Billings parties.
1t gives the best satisfaction and
has no equal, SO say the consumers Of
Bridger coal, sold by Ben. w. Toole for
only So. so per ton cash. 63.rf
Mrs. H. s. Evans will leave this
week for Big Timber to join her hus-
band, who has a position in that place
with the Montana Trading Go.
The Sheridan, Gebo and Bear
Creek coal are the leaders, give the
best satisfaction and cost no more than
others. Try them. Yegen Bros.
Carpenters are at work in the Jos.
Cochran stone building getting the fur.
niture ready for the new bank which is
to be opened therein in the course Of o
few weeks.
Cashier J.. F. Felaman Of the Bur.
lington freight house returned to Bill.
ings Saturday night from a visit to rel.
atiyes in Nebraska. Extra Agent
| Gleason, who had been here during his
absence, left yesterday for Felix,
Wyoming.
HBillings is::toshave a wholesale and
retail fruit and produce establishment,
the promoters being J. Ws~Vaughan
and W G. Kahn Of this efty and Fred
Thompson of NortI< Yakima. Wash.
They have lea}edIs 6e new building IN
der course Of efection between B. w.
Toole's and The Fair, and expect to be
ready for business by April !.
The B. 3. BIS hold another meeting
a few days ago and after electing off.
GERS decided to give a stag party soon.
The young ladies, who have antago.
pized this movement among the young
men. have also formed a club and tax
en- unto themselves the lame Of !. 0. I.
Just what this means the young men
have SO far been unable to find out.
ELysander H. Caldwell Of Red
Lodge and Mabel Davis Of Wagner,
Indian Territory, were married at the
Hotel Driscoll today at 4 o'clock. Rev.
Frank L. Rozelle officiating. The
groom is engaged in bridge work in
Carbon county, and was met here by
the bride, who arrived last night from
her southern home.
The interior department has given
notice that any person desiring to cut
timber from the public lands must
give twenty days notice Of his desire,
by publication il the newspaper pub
Iished nearest to the lands, giving q
description Of the lands and the pur'
poses for which tho timber is to be cut.
Any person cutting timber without
having given notice is subject to I'M
prisonment in the ~penitentiary.
Evangelist Rozelle. who is con-
Quoting revival meetings in the court
house under the auspices of the Baptist
society, addressed a large audience Of
men only Sunday afternoon, ~leoturine
on -Four Temptations" The evan
gelist was very pronounced in his re-
marks, but not any more so than is us
ual in such meetings. Considerable
interest ia being evinced in all the
meetings and much good is expected tt
result.
-Chas. N. Crittenton. who with Mr.,
and Mrs. Joseph Moffatt conducted 6
series Of remarkably powerful reviva.
meetings in this city last summer. is il
st. Paul, dangerously i'll. Mr.. Critten'
ton has worn himself completely out,
and will be compelled to take a pro
tracted rest. Mrs. Moffatt Ia III the
city Of Washington, raising money fol
a Rescue Home, which has been estab'
lished at Spokane. She and her hus
band will join Mr.. Crittenton as soor
as his health will permit, and viii
tour the eastern states in the interest Of
the Florence Crittenton Home.
superintendent Fl. j. Horn came
down from Livingston carly Saturday
morning and spent the entire>day in
the city looking over Nortbefn Pacific
railroad affairs. In company with H,
N. Kennedy, the local agent. he made
The Gazette d pleasoM call. Mr.. Horn
said the eng neer6g department. wal
working on 4ae<ans for the PROPOSED
new building( hnd that some sketche'
would arrive IN Billings shortly for the
local contractors to bid on. Speaking
Of the wool outlook, Superintendent,
Horn said that the Northern Pacific
would surely concentrate 5000. O0(
pounds in Billings this season ant
probably 5000, 900.
OF the many farce comedies which
ChaYles Hovt has contrihuted to thu