The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-11-22
IOCAL NM

lists and that the development OF
power from the river is for the pur
nose of holding out inducements fof
manufacturers to locate here.
Wednesday evening the residence
of Sheriff George w. Hubbard was the
scene of a happy event, the occasion
being the wedding OF a. J. Steinbrueck
and Miss Nellie Cummings, both OF
livingston. The ceremony was per
formed at the Catholic church. Mr..
~Steinbreuck is the brother OF Mrs.
Hubbard.
1xRapia progress is making on the
Rctpola of the new court house. Elke
the main structure, it is OF cut stone
and will be ~surmounted by a bur
nished copper root. Already it is Civ
ing promise OF rare beauty and sym.
metry and when completed Will
greatly enhance the appearance OF the
b,lildine which is conceded to be one
Of the handsomest in the state.
In compliance with the laws OF then
order the members Of Billings lodge,
No. 394, B. P. o. Elks, have made ar
rangements for the observance Oh
Memorial day, the first Sunday in De-
cember. Te Honorable e. w. Weea'
one OF the most eloquent speakers IN
! Montana, has been secured to deliver
], the principal address. Short talks Will
also be made by local Elks, while
there will be an unusual musical pro-
gramme.
, Messrs. M. A. Arnold, Chris Yegen
L. A. Nutting constituted a dele
CATION OF citizens who went to Den
yer and other Colorado points this
h morning for the purpose OF making
further inquiry into beet sugar culture
in that state. The knowledge gained
: as a result of the trip will be submit
= ted to the formers and others OF tn
- county who have become interested IL
the establishment of a beet suga
plant near tine CITY.
= To j. o. l.. Burke has been aWarde'
the contract for building the founda
ton of the creamery, and work Wi
~ be prosecuted with all possible vlgol
~ as it is desired to have the plant
y operation by early spring. The SIT
= selected is in North TWenty-thir
:" street. two blocks east OF the brew
cry. The dimensions Of the bulldln
~ are to be 4Ox6O feet. The necessa1
M has been all subscribed an
Sc contracts have been entered into wit
Vn farmers sufficient to insure a full SUI
ne ply of milk.
Mrs. A. L. Bobcock was the hoste'
Yesterday afternoon at a progresslN
whist party given to a number OF
dies. The house had been darkent
for the occasion and was brilliant
- lighted bv electricity and tapers. III
\ ladies were all in evening gowns al
the scene presented was one OF ra
brilliancy. and beauty. Mrs. =.
Forester and Mrs. T.. d. O'Donnell IL
for first favor and cut to determl
the winner. The prize fell to nj
O'Donnell. Miss Buchanan "
awarded the consolation prize. I
refreshments were in keeping with
\ else.
" MA fair.sized audience witnessed Ii
ID Nights performance by the Fluh
Z Stock company, which consisted OF
Man of Mystery" a play Of the me-
dramatic order. The company is
good one and as it charges popu
prices will undoubtedly have g
houses during the remainder OF its
gagement, which closes tomorl
night. This evening "East Lynne,
- drama that has brought tears to COZ
less numbers of theatre-goers
I. many years. will be the bill. Altno
old, it never wanes in popularity
many who have already seen It
undoubtedly avail themselves OF
opportunity to see it again.