The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-03-13
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Ewes for sale, April delivery. Oar
vile & Bouton.
John Kohout Of Butte is spending
a few days III Billings.
j. B. Herford ia looking after bust.
ness affairs in Carbonate today.
inflammation cured; call at No. 21O
south Twenty. eighth street. 9l.3
Have yonr drain pipes laid by Ben
Hager, who guarantees satisfaction. y
Talk with Ben Hager abont that
cement sidewalk you expect to con.
stfuct.I
miss Alice Mccormick ia assisting
il the millinery department Of The
Fashion.
When you went the best coal buy
the Rocky Fork Of Donovan M Cor-
mick 90. y
III. F. Clement returned yesterday
from a trip to his sheep possessions in
Fergus county.
"A woman with boy IA years old
wants work OIL ranch as housek eeper.
Inquire at this Office. 91.3
90. s. Hefferlip. cashier Of the
Merchants Bank Of Livingston, was a
BillipRa visitor Saturday. 1
IZE. s. Bishop and family left this
morning for a ten days visit to Su-
perior aud other Nebraska points.
u. r.. Hathaway of Helena, inter.
nal revenue collector, made his usual
monthly visit to Billings Saturday.
Peter Van Houton gave a dancing
party Friday night i'll his new resi-
dence oil South 1'hirty-third street..
-Registrntion begins Wednesday,
March ~. It will be necessary to regis.
ter il order to vote at the spring cleo.
tion. .|
The Northern Pacific w%estbonnd
passenger was eight hours late Saturday
on account Of a washout in North Da.
kota. .fr
And the women are beginning to
talk about their Easter bonnets. even
II it is a month yet until the glad East
er day.
If that neckband don't fit send it
to the Steam Laundry. That new
neokband ironer will set it right. It
never fails. y
IS. B. Sawyer, Sr..~who has the
contract for Mrs. Henry Chapple's new
houses, has lap<ady commenced the
work Of CONSTRUCTION.
Walter Anderson, postmaster and
publisher. of Red Lodge, was a Billings
visitor Saturday. Walters double
duties do not seem to be resting heavily
Of his shoulders.
Mrs. N. R. Vessel, wife Of Con
'ductor Vessel, has returned to her home
in Helena fromea months s%ojourn at
the West Baden (Ind.) Hot Springs
greatly improved in health.
The county commissioners CON-
pleted their work Friday evening and
adjourned to meet next Monday at
Park City for the purpoe Of examining
the proposed road petitioned for by F.
W. Lee and Others.
There is no question about adver-
Using paying. Last Friday evenings
Gazette stated in it's news columns that
Mrs. Henry Chapple would soon build
two cottages. Early Saturday morning
there were five applications for the
houses and they are still coming.
The last will of the late Chas. A.
Dewar has been fled in the district
court, together with a petition praying
for its probate. The will asks that Mrs.
Dewar, the widow, be named ~executrix,
and leaves her all the property remain
ing after the just debts Of deceased are
paid. '"
1.-THE tennis fever has struck Billings
and there is strong talk Of several
courts boing constructed. The ycapg
OF the High SCHOOL having re-
oeived permission tQ>e6nstruct a dos bic
court on the hortkrside school campus,
will give a sipfer Saturday night to de.
fray the expenses. Some If the young
people will also form a club and con-
struct a double court. y
Claude McCraoken, manager Of the
Billings Fair, says that advertising in
The Gazette not only pays, but bring
quick returns. In last Fridays issue Of
this paper he advertised a special rug sale
commence Saturday and continue
until Wednesday Of this week. All day
Saturday they had u big run on the
rugs and have been doing a good bust
this week. Mr.. McCracken has
all the newspapers Of Billings and
he says The Gazette is easily the leader.
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