The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-01-09

Your laundry is all same like
mirror il the Billings Steam I.aundr,
does it. 75.6
When you pay your money you OK
pect the best in the market for it. sTh,
groceries sold by Ben W. Toole are tb,
best. /63-tf
For Sale-Household furniture 70,
seven-room house; easy terms il de
sired. Present rental Of house $50 pei
month. Inquire Of Austin North, ag't
The infant child of g. E. Rector
which died recently in Holdrege. Neb.
was buried in Livingston last week, BY
the side OF Its mother, who died in thil
city early in December.
County Assessor Richard Wells hat
received a notice of the state meeting
OF county assesso}s to- b6 held in Helene
for two days ~comAHshcing Jan. 20. Mr..
Wells attended the meeting last yea,
and intends doing SO again this year.
Yellowstone journal: Major Ward.
commanding officer at Fort Keogh, has
been notified to hold himself in readi.
ness 10 proceed to the Crow agency ia
witness the issue Of annuities to the In.
dams, an event that will take place
soon.
Among the recent arrivals at the
Hotel Driscoll last night was a baby
girl, born to Mrs. Matt Driscoll. Matt
is happy as a lark in the springtime aud
the dinner he served to his guests today
would have done credit to Delmonico's
in New York.
A marriage license was issued Sat.
urday to Axel z. K. Ekholm and Au-
gusta Gustafson. The parties were uni
ted in marriage last evening by Justice
Kelly. The groom is the we'll known
shoemaker, who has his shop in the
basement Of the First National bank
block. I,
Chaplain 6. 9. Stull Of this city
has consented to give a Lecture in the
court house saturday>night. taking as
his subject 'The~ Philippines" The
lecture will be given under the auspi.
ces of the M. e. church and it will
prove an evening we'll spent to go and
hear it. a small admission fee of 25
cents will be charged.
How'd you like to be the ice man?
Geo. A. Berky has had q force Of fifteen
or twenty men at work for the past ten
harvesting ice. which is Of good
and fifteen inches thick. Two
houses, holding 600 tons, have already
been filled. Mr.. Berky IL not worrying
much about having a good supply on
hand for next summers use.
Among the number of fawns who
broke into the ranks OF Elkdom in Red
Lodge last week was Walter Anderson,
editor Of the Picket. Tt is said he was
out to bed late the next morning and
been heard from since. His
in this city sincerely hope no
'vll effects will result from the effort
which he put forth that night to main.
ain his equilibrium while riding the
,oat.
-Rawlins (Wyo.) Republican: As
istant Chief Engineer Ensign of the
Burlington arrived from Omaha this
morning and securing a team started at
moe for the camp of the Burlington
urveying party near l. @. Miller's
anch. 1t is understood the survey ors
ire experiencing some difficulty in 80.
uring a suitable route through the can
on. Everything indicates that the
is selecting a route for a
ranscontinental line.
The Red Lodge Picke ct il authority
or the statement that a syndicate of
meridian. Wyo., capitalists has decided
D erect a smelter il the Sunlight basin
the treatment Of custom ores. Ar
angaments have been made for the
urchase of the necessary machinery
it is the intention Of the parties
get the smelter into the Sunlight
istrict as soon as the snow goes off
efficiently next spring to admit Of the
Dads being opened. The smelter will
Q erected at the mouth Of Campbell
reek,