The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-02-27

For first class plumbing and heat.
ing see Yeeen Bros. 1914
Phil Gallaher made a business trip
to Helena yesterday.
When you want the best coal buy
the Rocky Fork CT Donovan q Spear. '
House numbers furnished and put
up according to city ordinance. See
Austin NORTH, s2.tf
-. "a. Harrington and wife returned
home Friday night from a visit to Su-
perior. Nebraska.
Sheridan aud Bear Greek coal for
sale by Yegen Bros. There IL no
better OIL the Market.
City Clerk J. b. Ilerford left last
week on q business trip to Chicago, OK.
pecting to be absent about ten days.
You take no chances when you get
work done Mt Brown 81 Deokert's barber
shop. Only good artists employed.
james Wheeler has rented the room
just east Of Hogue, Robinson s. Co.,
and will remove his Racket store there.
to In a few days.
1t gives the best satisfaction and
has no equal, SO say the consumers Of
BridRer coal, sold by Ben. W. Toole for
only $3. so per ton cash. 83.tf
DIR. Schulin, the Helena o%culist.
left yesterday for Livingston, after be-
ing here a couple Of weeks making
tests of tho school childrens' eyes.
Assistant Superintendent Mutt Of
Sheridan was in the CITY Sunday night
in his prnvate car accompanied by Sup.
o%Iintendent Phelan of Alliance, Ne
braskn.
The Northern Pacific railroad com.
pany needs more laborers at it's stone
quarry at Springdale, aud fifteen men
can secure work by inquiring at Road.
master Cantine's office III this city.
III. s. Osgood, Of the firm of Wheel
er, Osgood 81 Co., Of Tacoma, was in
the city Saturday calling Of u lumb.
or dealers. The firm deals in sash and
doors and il the largest Of its kind on
the Pacific coast.
1SkGu t9EVHs NEe IStIivN LIB VIZ oASs
Northern Pacific freight house to their
lot on South Twenty.uinth street op-
posite Donovan u Spears. Several Of
the small houses. which were located
there, have been removed.
The populists Of Yellowstone county
are going to fire the first cannon and
have called q mass meeting for next
Friday night at the old business college
building in this city. The purpose Of
the meeting will be to organize for the
coming campaign.
y--Geo. A. Berky finished his ice
hafvesting Thursday when he filled the
last Of his houses with the compressed
aqua. In the evening no gave his en-.
ployes, numbering twenty-four, a ban.
quet at the Delmonio0, aud 1t was n
merry occasion, the men enjoying the
feast to the fullest extent.
II. A. Johnston, the Northern Pa
oiAo lineman who was seriouly injured
a few weeks ago by a pole falling with
him, returned home last week from
Missoula where he was confined in the
railroad hospital. He IL able to be
about, but Ia fur from being entirely
we'll and still carries bis arm in a sling
and has his head %bandaged.
OWL Engineer Il. Gillette Of the
Burlington road, accompanied by his
surveying crew, arrived III the city yes.
terdny morning overland from Wyom-
ing, and departed this morning for
Sheridan. A survey was completed as
far as Cody, Wyo., from Toluka, and
1t Ia presumed that this preliminary
work will DO followed this year by
grading and track laying.
Helena Independent: Mrs. Laura
u. Howoy, Librarian Of the state his.
torioal society, has received for the II.
brnry IN excellent photograph Of Rev.
George q. Stull, Of Billings, chaplain
Of the First Montana volunteers, and
two pictures Of Juan Albrino, the IL.
year-old Filipino boy brought to Mon.
tana by the regiment upon its return
home. Reverend Mr.. Stull has adopted
the boy and will educate him.
Mrs. II. +. Clement received the
sad intelligence Sunday Of the death Of
her father, Marwood Jordan at Soran.
ton, pn., Saturday night. The de-
ceased had AN operation for appendi-
eitis performed last Monday and was
thought to be getting along nicely, but
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Clement re-
ceived II telegram stating that he was
slowly sinking, which was followed by
the one announcing his death.
Joseph Henry, white, a cook for
the Northern Puoiflc carpenter crew,
was arrested Friday night by tho police
Oh n charge of stealing u $2b diamond
from Ada Bush, a o0lored denizen Of
tho lower world, The theft took place
at Adn's resort, but Joseph was arrested
at the bunk car on the tracks, The
ring was found in the toe Of his shoe.
He was urrAigued before Justice Fraser