The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-01-23
Williams & Baxter carry ALE
gretteE aud MaGk's candies.

Williams & Baxter carry Allie
grette>6 aud Mack's candies.
~. W. Richardson, one Of the
prominent sheepmen 81 Lavipa. is III
the city for a few days.
u. B. Furlay Of Dillon. represent.
ing the Northwestern Mutual Life H.
surance company, 10 n Billings visitor.
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. 63-tf
w. e. Russell, formerly cashier
Of the Carbonate mine, but now To-
Gated at Diamondville, Wyo., was a
Billings visitor Monday.
You need have no fears about your
shirts, collars or cuffs being fit for the
party IL they are done up by the Bill.
ings Steam Laundry. 75.8
"a number of gentlemen friends Of
10. F. Goddard surprised him Saturday
evening at his home in honor Of that
gentleman's birthday.
1T. gives the best satisfaction and
has III equal, SO say the consumers of
Bridger coal, sold by Ben. w. Toole for
only 49,. 90 per ton cash. 88.tf
e, Gillette and Ben Holstefp Of
Sheridan, members Of the Burlington
surveying corps. were in the city last
night on their way to Wyoming.
Mrs. Hagerman has two nicely,
furnished rooms for rent at moderate
prices, pleasant location. Corner Thir.
ty.irst and Second avenue north.
The Sheridan, Gebo and Bear
Greek coal are the leaders, give the
best satisfaction and cost no more than
others. Try them. Yegen Bros. y
I-A-sen was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
HIN Smith, Saturday. Mother and
baby are doing we'll. and Walker
Browning is the happiest grandpa in
town.
II. A. Williams, clerk of the dis.
triot court. is looking after business
affairs in Livingston today. Deputy
VanHorne Is attending to the Office
duties.
HExtra Agent Gleason has come to
Billings to relieve H. e. Felaman, cash.
Ter at the B. & M. freight depot. who
has gone to his home in Been,er, Neb.,
for q visit.
u. M. Holt of Miles City was
elected first vice president Of the third
annual convention Of the National Live
Stock association, which met in Fort
Worth. Texas, last week. The associa-
ton will meet next year in Salt Lake
City, Utah.
IA marriage license was issued this
morning to Geo. Franklin Sargent of
this city and Marie A. Morton Of Lin.
coin, Neb. The bride arrived from her
Nebraska home last night. The couple
were married today by Police Magis-
trate Mann.
Chaplain G. @. stull Of the First
Montana volunteers has placed m ex
hibition III one of John D. Losekamp's
store windows, an attractive display Of
war and other relics, which are part of
the collection he brought home from
the Philippines.
"A marriage license was issued
yesterday to Silas e. Gates and Lydia
Marshall, both Of whom give their resi-
dence as Big Timber. The couple
wanted to be married in the western
end of this county and it Was necessary
to send here for their license.
Conductor Z. P. Cullen Of the
Northern Pacific, who has been looking
after mining interests near Pasadena,
CAL, arrived at his home in Glendive
Thursday. Senator Cullen has been
summoned to Washington as a witness
In the Clark senatorial contest.
Mrs. W. r. Cunningham arrived
from Livingston yesterday to join her
husband, who now holds the position of
~yardmaster for the Northern Pacific.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Cunningham have taken
the Stevenson house on North Thirty.
first street, recently vacated by Mr..
Warren.
Rose Burns, a morphine flend,"
belonging to Carl bon county, but who
was sent here a number Of times and
each time sent back to Red Lodge by
the Billings police. was last week ad.
judgd insane by the Carbon county off.
oials and sent to the asylum at Warm
Springs.
Conductor s. r. Scott left Sunday
morning for Helena TO take a passenger
run on the Elkhorn branch of the
Northern Pacific. Mrs. Scott, who has
been visiting in Iowa, is expected home
this week. 1t is more than likely that
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott will remove to
Helena.
lv"Morphine Kid" who was ar
rested the first of last week for burglar.
izing Williams & Baxter's drug store
aud was arraigned before Justice Kelly
Friday afternoon, was turned loose at
the request Of the county attorney. who
deemed the evidence insufficient to con.
A1&oA ILL., $1,000 i