The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-02-20
For first GLASS plumbing and heat
ing see Yegen Bros. S6-4

For first class plumbing and heat
ing see Yepen Bros. s6-4
Col. II. M. Malone Of Miles City
Ia here oil railroad business.
Go to Yegen Bros. and talk steam
aud hot water heat with them. 1914
II. j. McShane came up from the
tia camp near Manchester aud spent
Sunday In Billings,
Sheridan and Bear Greek coal for
sale by YeRen Bros. There Is nc
better oil the marker.
Tom Hogan, freight solicitor for
tho Northern Pacific, left yesterday on
Il trip through Northern Wyoming.
You take no chances when You get
work done at Brown & Deckert's barber
shop. Only good artists employed.
Wanted to Rent,-A four or five
room house. Write stating particulars.
Address j. Il. Kurtz. Billings,
Montana. 87.2
lowing to increased business the
Billings Telephone company has been
compelled to add twenty new numbers
to the switch board.
1t gives the best satisfaction and
has no equal, 10 say the consumers Of
BridRer coal, sold by Ben. W. Toole for
only 49,. so per ton cash. 88.f
The Northern Pacific Oh Monday
morning carried forty.six Cinnamon
west under the conduct OF United
States Marshal Haggart. They are to
be deported.
L-W. b. Sleeper left this morning
for his ranch in Wyoming, after a bust.
ness visit in Billings and Butte. He Ia
arranging, 1t Ia said, to ship in a lot Of
beef onttle to Cape Nome, which will
sail from Seattle about the middle of
May,
k-col. W, +, Cody WAS in the city
Sunday OH his way to North Platte,
Neh,, from a several weeks ~sojourn on
his possessions at Cody, Wyo. From
North Platte he will 60 east to arrange
for the opening OF his Wild West show
season in April.
- ostofioe Inspectors PR, Lance
and II, II. MoMillin of Helena are in
the city. Bids are to be opened this
afternoon for the location Of the post.
Office. There Is but n bid In aud the
postottloe will In all probability remain
In its present location.
"A deed was filed in the, county
clerks office Saturday by which Henry
Mueller and wife of Brtfe conveyed ia
the Billings Brewing company lots l
and 2 Of blo4k 418 and the brewery
plant In this City for 800, 900. The
filing Of the deed necessitated 500 in
revenue stamps being attached to the
document.
The county clerk ~ advised that
Yellowstone county will be out up in.
to eleven census DISTRICTS, which Ia just
the number Of relection districts.
Whether or NOT h gpoensus takers will
cover the SAME area Of territory as Is
taken III In tbse election precincts Ia not
known, 1t Will only be a matter Of a
short time now until the census super.
visors will be appointed.
ON Wednesday evening, Feb. %,
will be presented at the Billings opera
house Langdon Mccormick new four
aot romance, "Toll Gate Inn.' II
charming story Of love and patriotism
In the stirring days Of 70. This will
be a play we'll worth seeing, eastern
papers speaking very highly Of 1t and
crowded houses proving its merit. Fur.
Their description will appear In our
next issue.
DIR. W. A.. Allen Of Billings, whose
proposition to establish a hunters para
disc IN Carbon county appears IN an
other column OF this issue, arrived III
Butte today and consulted some Of the
local nimrods, who gave him every al.
enlargement, says Fridays Butte Inter
Mountain. DR.. Allen sees no reason
why his idea for a game preserve could
not be q SUCCESS.
Texas newspapers continue to 70.
port sales Of large numbers Of native
cattle to northern range men. Last
week several lots we're sold for delivery
In South Dakota, Wyoming aud Mon
tana. Those sold for this state were
bought by an agent for Pierre Wibaux.
The sellers were Reynolds Bros, and
the lot consisted Of $500 head Of one
and two year olds, delivery to be made
IN the spring. The price paid was $40
and yea.
The public schools Of Red Lodge
were closed last Thursday by order Of
the city hoard Of health, owing to the
prevalence of scarlet fever. Six cases
have broken out in the city, The
houses have been quarantined and every
possible prooaution Is being taken by
the city authorities to prevent the
spread Of the oontngion. The schools
will remain closed until the rooms can
be thoroughly cleaned, fumigated and
disinfeoted.
-,Fhe post hospital at Fort Keogh,
many Milna Iity ana pf tho 1nyuoct aud