Feb. 23 – On this day in Montana
history in 1906 the Billings Daily Gazette featured a story on the Billings
Club calling it a “prominent organization.” The club was about to open its new
location in the Stapleton Building that the paper described as “one of the most
comfortable and most commodious homes of any club in this section of the
northwest, with the possible exception of the Montana Club at Helena.” The
Hart-Albin Company took the occasion to buy a large ad for the opening of its
new department store noting that “one thousand cigars will be presented to men
visitors.” Punch was served in the clothing department “under the auspices of
Cass.”
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