The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-10-31

Have You had seats reserved for
the concert Monday night. Nov. 8? II
not, dc 50 at Gnce at Holmes q Gal.
houn's. 500
Grand concert at the opera house
Monday night, Nov. 8, by local talent.
Secure reserved seats at Holmes & CAL
houn's. 55.2
Our people are promised a riGh.
treat Monday night, Nov. g., whM
Miss Martha Denham and Frank Dam.
sci will give a concert assisted by local
talent. Get your tickets early. 55.2
If the head aches, or is dizzy. the
sight blurs, eyes burn, smart, or water,
lids smart or twitch. ace DR.. Corkins,
the eye specialist, about it. Cottage
Inn 4 few days more. Examination
free. 55.2
Thursday evening Nov. 9 the
Nashville Students" will appear at
the opera house. The company il
well spoken of, and renders darkey
songs und specialties with marked sue.
cess. See bill boards and advertising
sheets for more complete description.
Louis P. Best Of Butte. formerly
secretary treasurer Of the Centennial
Brewing company, has been appointed
manager Of the Anaconda brewery,
which recently was consolidated with
the Centennial and is controlled by
Henry Mueller. By Mr.. Best's APP
pointment to this position it probably
means that someone else will be sent to
Billings to management Of this
brewery.
I-Saturday night was the tin wed.
ding anniversary of the marriage OF MI.
and Mrs. F. l.. Mann and friends~ to
the number Of about sixty w~eseinvited
in to assist II appropriately %celebrat.
ing the event There~~as a shower Of
tinwa1e thai would make the dealers
in tho pla4/furn green with envy.
The evening WAS spent very pleasantly,
during which the guests were served
with an elegant repast.
tzDavid Scott Of Gilt Edge, formerly
pdblisher Of the Lewistown Democrat,
was in the city Saturday night, coming
down from Red Lodge, where he has
made arrangements for publishing a
democratic paper. Mr.. Scott left Sun.
day morning for Omaha, where lie will
purchase bis plant. He expects to get
out his first issue Oh Dec. +. This is
supposed to be one Of the latest moves
by the DAILY faction of democracy.
One of the really fine attractions
booked for Billings is Hoyt's "A
Stranger In New York" which is to
play here Nov. 9th. Everyone knows
Of Hoyt and his plays, and when it is
understood that Hoyt regards his "a
Stranger In New York. the best play
he has written, people will expect
something beyond tho average, and az
the original company is giving the
production the audience will not be
disappointed.
Frank r. Eckholdt, late Of Roch-
oster, Mimi, was admitted to practice
in the district court of this county last
week Oh motion Of Glib A. Lane before
Judge Loud. Mr.. Eckholdt is a nephew
Of MI. Lane and has located in Billings
for the practice Of his profession. He
is a graduate Of the law department Of
the University Of Michigan; was 70,
six years court stenographer in four
different judicial districts in Minnesota
and was for q time associated in prac'
tioe with Albert Fl. Hall, assistant
county attorney in Minneapolis, who
was head counsel in the celebrated
Harry Hayward trial. Mr.. Eokholdt
was in Montana for nearly all Of 1898,
and for a portion of the time acted az
court ~stenographer for Judge Milburs,
when on the bench. ,
Sheriff Hubbard received a tele'
phone message from Twenty Mile Sat.
urday to the effect that a crazy man
was roaming about in that section. He
left Immediately for Pompey Pillar
creek. where the man was supposed to
be. and with the aid Of AL Indian trap.
per discovered the insane man, who
proved to be Robert Brown, q sheep
herder. we'll known here. The man
was apparently crazed from excessive
drinking and had been without any.
thing to eat for a week. Sheriff Hub.
bard started back to Billings with
Brown, and when about Is miles from
town the man came to himself. Hit
hallucination seemed to run along the
line that everybody he met was trying
to kill him. Brown wal also suffer
ing from an injured shoulder and was
taken to the hospital for treatment.
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