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

County Commissioner j.. B. Amir
Ana~pat Lavelle were down from Colum
3 bus today.
A gentleman from Omaha is in thu
city looking up a location for a furni.
ture establishment.
. Sheridan and Bear Creek coal foi
sale by Yegen Bros. There ia nc
, better OIL the market.
!, Judge Matheson OF Red Lodge
spent Sunday with his family in Bill.
ings, returning to his work yesterday.
-Evangelist F. L. Rozelle and wife
arrived IN the city Saturay night aud
are holding revival meetings in the
court house.
John Kohout Of Butte, who ia as
sistinR in the brewery. returned Satur.
day from a several days business trip
to the smoky city.
1t gives the best satisfaction and
has no equal, SO say the Of
BridRer coal, sold by Ben. W. Toole for
only ~. 6O per ton cash. 83.ff
The statement is made that the
Northern Pacific owns $3.50. 900 bonds
OF the road beginning at Lombard and
heading towards Judith Basin.
The Sheridan, Gebo and Bear
Greek coal are the leaders, give the
best satisfaction and cost no more than
others. Try them. Yegen Bros. :
ID. J. Burke, who was in the secret
service for the B. g M, and il we'll
known in Billings, has gone into tho
lumber business in Bayard, Neb.
Robert Rantoul, late division
freight agent Of the Northern Pacific
who was appointed general manager Of
the Montana railroad, assumed the
duties of his position yesterday.
The Bartlett Ditch company Of &c.
90 has been organized by George Gebo,
y. Il. Roberts and W. j. Bartlett with
a capital stock Of rs, 900, and i%noorpor.
ated with the secretary of state.
According to the Red Lodge Picket
John Chapman says there is no truth
IN the Billings report that he is inter.
ested IN the movement for the establish,
ment of a third bank i'll this city.
Il. l. Hammond, who has a 3. &,
N. grading contract in Nebraska and
Wyoming is spending a few days in
Billings. Mr.. Hammond will remove
his family to Salt Lake until text fall
when they expect to return to Billings.
County Clerk Carwile received
communication yesterday from the
county clerk of Sweetgrass county at
Big Timber, stating that they had a
case Of smallpox and asked If they
might send the patient to this city as
We had a pesthouse. Mr.. Carwile
answered the communication il the
negative, as smallpox ia over in Bill
ings and we are not receiving outside
patients.
THE Nominee" a bright and
breezy comedy. was presented at the
opera house last night by an excellent
company, but the audience was small,
Walter Walker, the star Of the aggreRa-
ton, is a finished and polished coined.
and had excellent support in CLAY.
ton Legge, Annie Mortimer, Mildred
st. Pierre and other members OF the ,
company, which was certainly desery. ;
of better patronage. I,
AFranois Eastman, the Youngest !
Dhild Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gust. Eastman,
died Saturday from an attack Of scarlet ,
fever, which entered that family about /
a month ago, the oldest child first be-. !
ing taken sick, but recovering. The /
,hild was 2 years and 10 months old, :
The funeral was held from the house
Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock, CON.
BY Rev. A. Oarswell, but ow. ,
'ng to the nature Of the disease none :
'ut the family were present.
-Stockgrowers' Journal: John R.lx
commercial traveller and Rener. :
u good fellow, was here several DAYS q
his week interviewing the Miles City u
with some SUCCESS. Mr.. y
Yates 10 from Billings and represents !,
he Wholesale grocery firm Of q. q. :.
Mills Of that city, and completes fairly y
With any eastern firm. The superior y
and freight facilities Of Bill. Z
nRs make it possible for the dealers Of .
hat town to make prices to Miles that :,
astern Arms oan only duplicate, and v
II else being equal Billings should
ave the preference. O.
Judge Sidney MoIntire of Lewis :
nd Clark county in Helena Saturday
ppointed +. B. Moss. Of Billings, adj.
Illustrator Of the estate Of Richard
Asbworth, to settle the estate In &C.
ordance with the terms Of the will re-.
admitted to probate. Admins.
rator Moss's bonds we're fixed at $780,.
90. This Is the estate for which two 4
ills were offered in probate, one pur.
to have been executed in 1898,
nd making certain disposition Of the v
OF the decedent, a wealthy "
cattleman, and thu other on
'ade IN 1896, leaving all Of the estate az
his father, living in Manchester, u
ngland. The 1895 will was admitted 0,
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