The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-11-03

DIR. A. E. Kroner, dentist, Bel.
KNAPP block. soft
Creamery butter, 25 cents per
pound. ut the cash store-Donovan Il
Spears.
If you enjoy music you should not
fail to hear the concert Monday night,
Nov. 6. $50
Peters, the tailor, is still leading.
See his suits to measure at $15, pants
at IS, and up.
"A concert was given lssf night at
Red Lodge by Miss ls6ham and Mr..
Damsel, assisted BIZ mis-. A. G. Logan
and daughter, Min Fay.
Donovan & Spear have in.
stalled a cash delivery system in their
establishment since entering on a
strictly cash basis. The new system
is a matter of great convenience.
HGrace Kelly has commenced d.
vorA proceedings against her husband,
W. F. Kelly, to whom she was married
in Red Lodge in October, 1898. She
sets up a plea Of %non-support and ex-
treme cruelty.
1.-The plasterers have about complet-
ed Their work on Mrs. M. B. Rademak-
er's new lodgi1g housssT The brick
layers were delayed or a week in fin
fishing their wolkb1 the non.arrival Of
the cornice. MN!! Rademaker and fam
lily will live in the basement and expect
to take possession in about a week.
-Wedpesday night was ladies' night
at the Billings club. Quite a number
were present, the evening being pleas
antly spent in dancing and card play
ing. Refreshments were served. The
members Of the club have very gener.
ously decided to throw open their doors
once each month for the enjoyment of
the ladies.
The foundation for Yesen Bros
new brick building is COMPLETED and
the brick work will be oommenced next
week. 1t is ndt expstted that this will
take more than a1Reek or ten days, as
the two side kyalls are already con-
structed with the exception Of about
twenty feet on the west, and this leaves
but the front and rear walls to be
laid.
IA Halloween ghost party was
gwen by Mrs Geo. Robbins Tuesday
night. On THAR arrival the GUESTS were
draped in sheets and pill0w-cases, then
allowed to roam through the rooms.
1t was indeed "a ghoysy sight and Great.
ed much merfilD6ht. Refreshments
were served atxnidnight. Mrs. Rob.
bins was assisted in receiving and en-.
pertaining by Mrs. Schad and Miss
Brown.
From all indications it is doubtful
IL there will lie any empty seats in the
Billings opera house on Thursday even
ing, November 9th, when the curtain
rises IN the performance in this city Of
Charles Hoyt's best comedy effort "a
Stranger In New York; with all it's
elaborate scenery and gorgeous COS
precisely the same as produced
at Hoyt's theatre. New York. and with
IN excellent cast headed BY Paul T.
Jr., who will be remember.
I'd as leading comedian Of the "Netil-
ION Opera company" last season. Sale
If seats is now on. 4
General Miles and party arrived in
The city Tuesday night from Red Lodge.
after a weeks outing at Cody, Wyom-
ng, much to the disappointment Of the
Billings club, which expected them on
Wednesday evening and had made
preparations to entertain them Mt the
reception given to the ladies on that
hight; which was changed from Friday
light of this week to Wednesday in
rider to entertain this distinguished
,arty. No preparations were made for
heir entertainment the night they ar
lived and it was impossible for them to
emain over. They left on the early
morning train for western points.