The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-02-20
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Mr. aud Mrs, II, s, Roal returned
last week from a southern trip,
-For Il hair cut 0r shave, done In a
%woskmanlike manner, 90 to Brown u
De0kOrt. hN
r-PetMs, the tailor, IL still leading.
SEQ his suits to measure at $40, pants
at 10, and up,
--Yogon Bros, mo handling Sheridan,
Geho aud Bear Greek oonl, Let them
All your orders. y
Stock Detective W, d. Smith Of
Miles City was shaking hands with
Billings friends Sunday, ...
Hot water heat Ia the heat--it has
come to stay. Sec Yegen Bros, aud
talk II over with them. s6.4
The Boxeman Avant Courier says
that Albert Smith Of Billings Ia talking
Of going into business In that CITY,
Whom you pay your money you OK.
peot the hest In the market Tor 1t, The
groceries sold by Ben W, Toole are thu
best. 68-tf. u
Henry Blakaley Of st. Paul, the
new division freight agent Of the
Northern Pacific, made Billings u visit
yesterday,
Letters Of guardianship Of the
three children VI the late DR.. Henry
Chapple were issued Yesterday to Mrs.
Matte Chapple, his widow,
The special train OF President 9.
=. Mollon und other Northern Puciac
high ufnoiNls passed through Billings
Sunday afternoon Oh route east from n
western tour,
Rev. Geo, 9, Stull, late chaplain
Of thu First Montana regiment, goes to
Red Lodge tomorrow to deliver his leo
ture on 1.-THE Philippines under the
auspices Of tho Methodist church,
1T Ia officially announced In Fargo,
N. D., that the Northern Pacific has
decided to grant a rate Of B cents per
mile for passenger traffic to North Da.
kota points, to 40 into effect about
April |.
"A company has been organized
at Miles City for tho purpose Of con.
stIuQting a wool warehouse at that
place. The capital stock was fixed at
$1,000, Of which a goodly amount has
already been subscribed,
sheridan, Wyo,, has already com.
menoad plans for holding a r0using
Fourth Of July celebration, The people
Of that city celebrated In Billings last
yoar, aud those Of the Magic City will
probably b0 asked to return the visit this
year,
The Northern Pacific Oh Saturday
Anished the work Of clearing Iron
Ridge tunnel Of the freight wreck. The
through trains are now run through
tho tunnel, The body Of the other
brakeman was found buried In the
wreck.
Geo. Treisehman 0am0 down from
Fort Yellowstone. Wyo,, yesterday and
will remain IN the city several days,
Eo Ia making some improvements on
lis property III North Billings, which
Ia soon to DO occupied by Harry p,
Ryan and family,
Bigger & Morris of the Billings
Stock exchange daily receive and post q
detailed report OF the South Omaha
live stock market, which Ia a great con-
v%enienoe to cattle and sheep men.
They arc also making arrangements to
receive and post the Chicago live stock
market,
"A petition praying for the estah.
lishment OF a postofioe al Silesia, In
Carbon county. with Charles j. Huz.
zetti AZ postmaster, has been received
by the department. IN Washington and
tho matter referred to Senator Garter,
who, Ia turn has referred II to Walter
| Anderson, chairman Of the republican
county central committee, for inveati.
cation and information,
-F Evangelist Frank l.. Rozelle aud
wife closed a two weeks series OF 70.
vival meetings In this city Sunday
night under the auspices Of the Baptist
society. Tie meetings we're we'll at.
tended aud much interest manifested
throughout, there being several con-
versions, The evangelist proved him
self a fluent and interesting speaker,
while his wife proved an able assistant
AZ n vocalist, They left yesterday for
Livingston TO conduct meetings,
A deal by which 5000 sheep
changed hands for $4,000, was consul
minated yesterday, says the Cody En-
toIprisoN An effort was made to keep
the matter quiet ms other deals were
contingent upon this one, hut II leaked
out, The sellers were MesSrH, Needham
aud Barnes Of the RnrneS, Hardy COM
pany, The sheep are now IN Wyoming,
The ewes went at $h per head, the
lambs mt $4,b0 and tho bucks at w,
This Ia considered n very good price,
I'D, ", KurtA, principal Of the Laur.
81 School, hRa accepted a~olerioal posi-,
tion with the Yellowstone National
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