The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-02-27

Go to Yegen Bros. and talk steam
and hot water heat with them. 1914
w. B. George made a business trip
to Helena yesterday.
ID. J. Hennessy and wife Of Butte
were Billings visitors over Sunday.
When you want the best coal buy
the Rocky Fork Of Donovan g. Spear. =
Frank s. Young Of the Fashion IL
in Livingston today visiting relatives.
Jacob Wetzstanner, who has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia, Is i'm.
proving.
e. Gillette and surveying crew of
fourteen men were guests Of the Hotel
Driscoll yeste,d day.
Wanted: A stenographer and
typewriter. Young man preferred.
Apply at Donovan g. Spears. soft
-Trainmaster Dan Boyle Of Living.
ston was here yesterday looking over
the Northern Pacific improvements.
DIR. W. Q. Allen will visit sColum.
bus Wednesday. Feb. 2s, prepared to
perform all work pertaining to dent.
istry. 1913
H. Keiser returned to Grow Agen.
oy to-day. Mrs. Keiser will remain in
Billings for a week, n guest at the
Hotel Driscoll.
ZI-J. r. Kurtz, late principal Of the
Laurel schools, has entered upon his
duties "a bookkeeper in the Yellowstone
National bank il this city.
The Sheridan, Gebo and Bear
Creek coal are the leaders, give the
best satisfaction and cost 10 more than
Others. Try them. Yegen Bros. n
Miss Anna v. Tarbell, formerly
the milliner at The Fashion, was in
the city last night en- route from Chica.
go to Olympia, Wash.
W.. j. Deegan, assistant cashier Of
the banking house Of Myer & Chap.
man Of Red Lodge, was in the city
Sunday. returning from an eastern
visit.
IN. Fl. Baker, a sheepman If Sun.
dance, Wyo.. was in the city yesterday
and bought 400 yearling owes at "a per
head from the First National bank
company.
j. g. MoCune has retired from the
Globe Steam Dye Works on account Of
not being able to give 1t any Of his at
teniton. He sold his interest to his
partner, Mr.. Bernier.
eSayen hundred freight cars were
in the Northern Pacific yards at the
beginning of business yesterday morn.
ing, and 1t took no little amount Of
figuring OH the part of the yard crew
to keep the tracks from being blocked.
Bowling enthusiasts will no longer
Hrub1e to work up their muscle, De.
hold & Van Wagner, the proprietors,
having taken up the alley and gone
out of business, as it has not been n
paying Investment since the first OF the
year. Mr.. Debold oontemplates going
on the road with his shooting gallery.
--stockgrowers' Journal: Wool grow.
ers are getting all kinds Of fancy prom
Uses for the coming clip and IN some
cases 22 cents per pound has been
offered and not accepted. 1t Is claimed
by brokers that the Argentine woods.
even il the present treaty is ratified,
will out small figure in the worlds pro.
duction, and besides, that the quality
hardly comes in competition with the
American article.
Hop 10y is not q Chinaman. but
one of the hest printers IN the north
west, says the Stoekgrowers Journal.
A few months ago he threw up his ma.
chine on the Anaconda Standard and
went to Spokane where he bad a clear
walk on the lad alley" for three
months, and il now on his way to ",
Paul. 10y had m expeiienoe IN Bill.
ings which he does not want published ;
he wns arrested just ont of town ON sus
pioion OF being All accomplish IN the
station rohbinp, But Hop flashed his
"mrd" on tho sheriff who promptly
put the dinner aud squared him with
the hrakeys, and still Hop Ia regarded
s%uspiciously az u spotter by tho train
men, He has concluded that hereafter
Mr., A, 10y will be found In thu larger
cities where HIS talent and reputation
| may Ia deDended upOn,