The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-01-23
Williams & Baxter's drug store

Williams & Baxter's drug store
s~olicits your patronage.
e. M. Hunt guarantees satisfaction
in photos, near tho Cottage Inn. 1876
EF, FREEMAN and b. Moore Of Red
Lodge were taking in the sights of q
busy city last night.
-B. ". Toole Is selling Bridger Goa
for $3.50 a ton, cash It burns best
and gives perfect satisfaction.
Con A. st. Clair of Butte, of the
Oregon Railway & Navigation com
pany, Ia u Billings visitor today.
There iS talk Of a gymnasium as.
ISOLATION being organized and a room
secured for developing athletic sports.
|. %. II. Gregory, postmaster and J.
J. Holland, merchant, were down from
the busy coal camp Of Gebo last night.
DIR. Carl Sohulin, the oculist and
aurist Of Helena will DO here Mt the
Grand Oh Wednesday and Thursday.
An elegant room for rent on ground
floor, with bath md electric light. One
or two gentlemen preferred. Apply at
this Office. 1914
Judge Loud will convene district
court again tomorrow. The session
will likely continue through two or
three weeks.
John Kohout Of Butte is in the
city looking after affairs in connection
with the Billings brewery, in which he
Ia interested.
The Mccormick Mercantile com.
pany will soon resume work on a new
brick or stone ware house, which was
started last fall.
A great many houses. both business
and private, have already complied
with the city ordinance requiring them
to/place numbers on the ZANE.
VMrs. l.. y. Barstow of this city, who
IL an earnest worker i'll woman's cir
Giles, has been appointed state superin.
tendent Of mothers meetings for Mon.
tana.
/-Frank Buckley, the genial muna.
yer Of the dry goods department. Of
Yegen Bros. store, went to Helena Sun
day morning for a few days visit to
old friends. ID
lzW. a. Pethybridge and John
Hughes are making arrangements for
leaving for the Cape Nome country III
the early spring, where they expect to
strike IL rich.
The railroads have established a
rule that hereafter trunks weighing
over $50 pounds will not be checked az
baggage, but must be shipped BY ex.
press or freight.
bigger & Morris. stock brokers,
commenced business today III the up.
stairs Of the Belknap block. They have
pleasant quarters and are sure Of doing
a good business,
Carl Lehrkind of Bohemian is here
looking after the branch house Of the
Bohemian brewery during the absence
az W. Fl. Sohrieber, who has gone east
on an extended visit.
Street Commissioner Bond ia get
ting ready to send out notices to prop.
erty owners calling upon them to mum.
Der their houses, and specifying the
number to be placed on them.
/-Sheriff John Dunn of Carbon
teunty wal a Sunday visitor in Bill.
ings, being on route home to Red Lodge
from Warm Springs, to which place he
took AN asylum patient, Rose Burns.
HAll Montana has been enjoying
some exceptional winter weather for
several weeks past, but the weather
signal hoisted over the FIRE hall this
morning denotes a cold wave with
snow.
Word reached Billings yesterday
Of the death Of Will Crimmins Of For
syth, a son OF Jerry Crimmons, form
erly a we'll known resident of junction.
The deceased was a popular aud promis.
Ing young business man of Forsyth,
DIR. Townsend wishes The Gazette
to announce that lie had nothing to do
with the purchasing Of the clothing for
the smallpox patients dismissed, other
than to specify the sizes and color. Az
to the price he did not state that in his
order at all.
The Cochran stone building on
Minnesota venue ia being repaired and
Improved for tho purpose, 1t Is ru.
Mored, Of establishing a bank. YeRen
Bros. FRO Having the work done, but
will not make anything known re-.
garding the rumor. When approached
by The Gazette reporter, q. Yegen
stated that 1--WE would have to wait
about four weeks"