The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-06-02
Spring chickens, live or dressed, at
the Central Meat Market tomorrow.

Spring chickens, live or dressed, at
the Central Meat Market tomorrow.
Peters, the tailor, is still leading.
See his suits to measure at $15, pants
at IS, and up.
Read the book, "La Tosca,' and
be prepared to enjoy the play of that
name when given here this month.
HMrs. G. M. Child gave a delightful
5 O'clock luncheon last evening, there
being present Misses Evans. Edwards,
Brown and Reynolds.
The Billings band will not give a
public concert in the park tonight, as
previously announced. owing to the
absence from the city of Leader Van
Horne.
Does your head ache? Have your
eyes examined by Tudor & Co.. S
specialist at our store Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, June 8. 9 and 10. Elk
aminations free. Chapple Drug Go. \
+Mis Lillian Allen, daughter of H.
MCAllen, who is attending school in
Tacoma, was Il of twenty-five to re-
ceive honorable mention from the
Youths Companion for some kodak
views.
The many friends in Billings Of
James Chapple will be glad to learn
that he was one of the successful
students at Trinity Medical college,
Toronto, who passed the third year ex-
aminations in the honor list.
County Attorney Johnston has re-
ceived word from the supreme court
that the appeal in the Brooks murder
ISL will be heard by that body July 8.
MI. Johnston may not be able to be
present. but Attorney General Nolan
will act for the state in the matter.
1.-The Miles and Forsyth baseball
clubs played a game Of ball on the for
mer's diamond Tuesday, the score be-
ing Is to 5 in favor of Miles City.
Miles City played a remarkable game,
only having four errors, while Forsyth
had twelve to it's credit. Beeman of
the former club struck out seventeen
batters. and Taylor Of the latter had
eleventh. his credit.
1.-The following persons living in
Yellowstone county are members of the
State Society of Pioneers, which will
meet in Virginia City III August 80:
J.. M. V. Cochran, arrived at Virginia
City in September, 1864; A. T. Ford,
arrived at Bannack August %, 1862;
W. T. Hamilton, arrived at Fort Owen
in September, 1858; o. N. Newman,
arrived at Bannack July 8, 1868.
-Chas. Spear is making some *
tensive improvements to his residence
property on North TwentJ-uinth street.
His cottage has been moved back from
it's former location and in it's place will
be built a two-story addition, which
will be added to it, thereby giving six
more rooms. The house will have
steam heat throughout and be built in
modern style. S. B. Sawyer, ST., is
doing the work.
Managers of companies that have
been through here recently, hearing
that Blanche Walsh is to present LA
Tosoa" in this city, all tell the same
story-that it is one of the finest pro-
auctions on the American stage and
predict that it will please the people
more than anything ever seen on our
local boards. Those who read the story
will be prepared to credit all that is
claimed for the play, for more intensely
dramatic and thrilling situations would
be hard for the pen of playwright to
devise.
Melbourne Mcdowell and Blanche
Walsh in Fanny Davenport's produce
ton Of Sardou's greatest "La Tosca"
will be the attraction at the Billings
opera house on June II. LA Tosca''