The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-07-07
and has gone to St. Vincent's hospital,
suffering from a relapse Of the measles.

and has gone to ST. Vinoont's hospital,
suffering from q relapse Of the measles.
BY a ruling made by the late
grand enoaMpMent of the Elks lodge,
which met In ST. Louis, hereafter nc
city OF less than 5000 inhabitants can
secure al Elks lodge.
"A county patient, named Myers,
died ut st. Vincent's hospital last
week. Tie man was brought down
from Columbus and died the afternoon
CT the day he was received at the hos.
pital.
II. Taylor, with the WakeAeld.An
drews Opera company, is said by com.
potent critics to be the coming teuor
singer OF America, and lovers Of music
IN Billings should hot fail to hear him
this evening.
.The Music club of Billings gavea
musicale at the home OF Mrs. 9. Fl.
Barstow on Monday evening. The 90.
casion was IA very pleasant one. every.
Il greatly enjoying the music diss
ooyFsed by the ladies.
I/-BilliDgs IL to have IL new geAafal
merchandise store. the Terrell building
having been rented Tor that purpose by
j. D. Whites, who arrived in the city
Yesterday from Spokane, Wash. Mr..
.Whiteis expects to open about August l..
NCaptain j. g. Bond has been apS,
Knitted constable for Billings in place
Of G. l.. Sawyer, resigned. The ap.
pointment was made, by the county
commissioners Wednesday, ut the earnest
solicitation Of the attorneys and Judge
Fraser.
Sylvn Sutherland died at the
home of her grandchildren, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Davis, living four miles
west Of town. and was buried Wednes.
day, Rev. Jacob Mills conducting the
funeral services. Mrs. Sutherland
was III her s0th year, her death appar.
emily resulting from old age.
A telegram was received in this
city this afternoon stating that Captain
Wheeler, the we'll known live stock
agent Of the Northwestern, had died ut
Dickinson, N. y. Mr.. Wheeler was a
popular man and personally known to
many in Billings and Montana, who
will deeply regret his death.
the ~3.year.old daughter Of
and Mrs. Hubbard, had her left
broken just above the wrist on
Monday by falling from the steps in
front Of her home. The frature was
not known until Wednesday. when the
child complained Of her arm hurting
her. It was found necessary to rebreak
the arm before reducing the fracture.
j. s. Dorsey, George Sumner and
J. g. Martin faced Police Judge Mann
this morning Oh a charge Of disturbing
the peace. The first two were assessed
30 and Is, respectively, while the
wal turned loose. Dorsey
couldn't pay and IL now sweltering in
the city quay, while Sumner paid his
line and was told to Ego and sin 10
nOre.'
Helena Independent: A good.
sized audience saw the rendition Of the
opera, Martha" at Ming's opera
house last evening. The company
made an excellent impression. Indeed,
The bill was a good one In which to
'harm lovers Of music, for few operas
been written thaf have more
features than tho tuneful Que
y which Emma Abbott was 40 lannon's.
&c. r. Hess Of the Hess Photo com.
'any had a $3.50 view camera ruined
~ the Fourth by falling INTO u water
,ipe ditch with It.. He was on tho side.
walk near the gallery taking views of
he parade and found 1t necessary to
axe a few steps backward of the walk,
Ebaar he fell into the ditch lett IN