The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-11-21

The Billings Club will throw oper,
it's doors again Friday evening to the
lady friends Of the members, it being
the regular evening set apart for the
entertainment of the ladies.
1t is said that there is o movement
ON foot for thu organization Of q stock
company, the purpose of which will be
the erection Of u two.story brick build
lug OIL the Northern Pacific righteof.
way, just west Of the passenger depot,
the lower floor to be rented for the post.
office and the upper floor for offices or a
lodge room. The report ann be ver-
flied at this writing.
AT the opera house on Monday,
Nov. al, the realistic aud touching
melodrama, Human Hearts, written
by Hal Reid. will be presented with q
strong cast and elaborate scenery. Its
pathos is affecting, its mirth irresista.
BILE and it's dramatic situations strong
and stirring. 1t is presented with
great realism, both in it's setting and in
the action. which reveals with marked
clearness and force it's very strong plot.
Butte Miner: Governor Smith has
refused to interfere with the death PEN
alty III the case Of a man convicted of
the murder Of his wife, and whose
friends claim he wal insane at tho time
he committed the deed. The governor,
in common with others, no doubt enter
tains the idea that the mans friends
should have found all this out before
and taken preventative measures to
keep his malady from manifesting itself
il such violent form.
Red Lodge Picket: Articles Of in
O corporation Of the Carbon County Dem.
ucrat Publishing company have been
filed with the county clerk in this city.
The company will begin the publication
of a democratic newspaper in Red
Lodge within the next two weeks, the
probabilities being that the first issue
will make its appearance on OF about
Nov. 30. 1t is to be called the Carbon
County Democrat. The name of the
editor and manager has not yet been
announced.
In the play Of Human Hearts are
many situations to gladden. the specta-
tor, to cause him to laugh and to bring
to his eyes the tears Of sympathetic
pity. This strong and beautiful
varied play will be given at
the opera house on Monday,
Nov. ~, and none who attend
will regret the time thus spent. 1t is
a play for young and old. and it affords
entertainment for all classes of people.
Its human story deals with emotion to
all and never fails to move the specta.
ter.
A "Yenuine gentleman" drew a
fair.sized audience to the opera house
last Friday evening, but Ben Hen.
bricks is not as good a Swedish charac-
ter as the late Gus Hage, who has APP
peared here several times. The play.
however, gave fair satisfaction, but
contrasted with "In Old Kentucky"
"a Stranger in New York" and
"Pudd'nhead Wilson, which have re-
Gently been presented in Billings, a
"Yenuine Yentleman' is outc]assed,
although it was played by a good com-
pany.
-"Black Patti" is coming with her
fifty "Troubadours'' and while here
there will BIZ a carnival Of mirth and
melody. The show has made q phe-
nominal hit. Crowded houses and en-
thusiastic audiences are the rule every.
where and there is every reason to be.
lieve that the star and company will
be most cordially received here. Our
theatre goers are quick to appreciate
stage novelties and as "Black PATHS
Tro%ubadours" are credited with being
the newest and hottest" attraction
Of the season, hence the prediction that
there will be great and joyful gather.
ings at their performances here OH
Thursday, Nov. 23rd.
E@White Perry, a cowboy for one of
the cattle companies on the south side
of the Yellowstone, made a rough
house Sunday morning in the Side
board saloon. He first got a good sized
jag aboard and then proceeded to pump
his six-shooter. Things were getting
pretty interesting when Chief Of Police
Bond put in an appearance. The man
was arrested, but Oh his friends putting
up a cash bond of $25 and his revolver
as security for his appearance the next
morning, he was not taken to the city
bastile, but placed in a room to sleep
off the evil effects Of his spree. When
yesterday morning came around Mr..
Perry was not to be found, having APP
parently been hustled out CT town by
his friends.