The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-03-16

See the new pastel shades In mill.
merry creations. Lyle, millinery.
When you want the best coal buy
the Rocky Fork of Donovan McCor mick
Co. Y
Mrs. Fl. B. Segur will leave mex,
Monday for a short visit to Falls, City.
Nebraska.
Mrs. p. +. Linton Of. Ontario, Can.
ada, is here on a visit to her brothers.
in-law. Thos. and VIM. Linton.
You should just step into Ben W.
TOole's grocery store and see the largest
stock Of garden and field seeds. Strictly
fresh.
/z<Frank O'Donnall expects to short.
~ remove to Billings and occupy hit
brick residence Oh South Twenty. ninth
street.
All persons interested in the or.
ganization Of a band are requested to
meet at the Logan hall next Monday
evening.
If that neckband don't fit send Il
to the Steam Laundry. That new
%neckband iroIer will set ii right. II
never fails.
L-Mrs. Geo. Lamport, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Robert Leavens and Mrs. W. B. Ohrys.
Ter took lunch with Mrs. q. M. Child
Wednesday evening.
Just received a consignment Of
northern grown garden, field and
flower seeds III bulk. Call ut Ben w.
Toole's grocery store. y
&C. H. Gould, live stock solicitor
for the Burlington, came il from Lin.
coin Wednesday night and left yester.
day for his headquarters at Miles City.
-stockmen of this vicinity will be
interested in an advertisement on Que
Of the inside pages OF this Issue for pro.
posals for leases Oh the Grow reserva.
ton.
Our Easter and other s%easonable
novelties will be on display on March
20 and 81. ut u millinery parlors IN
the Times Office building. Ladies', we
ask your inspection. Lyle.
Lyle, fashionable artistic mlllin.
cry. Easter cute conceits and pretty
designs. Shapes from leading origina.
tors Trimming u own %up-to-date
ideas. Ribbons the prettiest weaves.
Flowers the most natural effects.
frank Griffin Of Bozrmnn arrived
little city yesterday to take charge Of
the harness department Of the Donovan
Mccormick establishment. MI. Griffin
comes to Billings not only recon.
mended as a splendid workman, but a
live, progressive citizen IN we'll.
Mrs. and Miss Lyle will exhibit on
Tuesday and Wednesday of next week,
the goth and 21st inst, their first
spring importations Of high class mil
linery, comprising the latest creations
from the leading houses, among which
will be found many exclusive novelties.
Remember the date, Tuesday and
Wednesday Of next week.
Sheriff A. Il. Aiken OF Dawson
county was in the city Wednesday.
Speaking Of the Hurst case Mr.. Aiken
said 1t was the one topic Of converse.
tion in Glendive. As a general thing
the people Of that place feel that Hurst
Ia a guilty man and should hang tor his
crime and that the people Of Helena,
Butte and elsewhere throughout the
state are meddling with something that
concerns them not. Hurst's father was
in Glendive this week to zee his son
and is working to secure a commute.
ton of sentence to life imprisonment.
--Blanch Walsh and Melbourne Mao.
Dowell will present Sardou's Fedora"
AZ the Billings opera house Wednesday
night, March 81. Miss Walsh IN the
title role Of the play il seen In mper-
sonations In which she il constantly
charming, because Of Its intense human
interest. and Of the marvellous play Of
passion which Is 40 essential to its
proper portrayal. sardou built "Fe.
DORA az he built everything from his
pen that has achieved suooess-with a
view to the %oulminative interest Of the
audience, and with the deliberate In.
tention of withholding the denoue.
ment to the very "tag." Seats are
now on sale.
-Alonzo Ostrander IL all the same az
n man without a home. Mr.. Ostrnnder
befriended a man and now he Ia heinR
given the marble heart. And this IL
the reason why he entered suit against
Frank Carpenter for unlawful d%etainer,
II seems that previous to an injury 70.
ceived several months ago by Mr., o..
trander, which laid him up IN this city
for some time, no had given Carpenter
permission to live in n shack Of his
homestead Oh tho Musselsholl, Re-.