The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-09

Water. water, everywhere,
And not % drop tai drink!
The hydrants of the city have followed
the fashion and are i'm such a frozen grip
as to render them utterly destitute of that
necessary tiuid-water. However the
streets supply the delinquency ny display
ing a suIerfiuOus amount of ID. The
weather here is like that OF the dark days
Of April, but Il is always darkest before
DAWN as was proven by last Tuesdays
beautiful weather. The sun Dispersed the
clouds and the balInIcst day we have had
since last September followed.
aged respectively II and II, entertained
about 10 couples of ladies and gentlemen
of about their, own ages. IL was an ex-
folks congreeated at 7: j. Hathaway, Sr.'s
residence on East Pine street at 6:3O
S'cIock. The gen,lemen present were:
b. stewart, {. Hoblit.eii. f. Crane, i.
Lesser. Horace wor!len, W.. Rakestraw
yenie a fiiS Gerry ""! ssasnss..
G EsT,y, Ssi s ; q Emma Ieckwith.
Reinhard. Esther Lesser, Mamie Os-
bourne, Flo Woody, Helene Kennel anC
Mars much %,'a enjoyed any iSi esnec Sai ..c inn'f iS
and clap ,"'musical cbairs,' and tha
game so familiar, known as ''postoffice,"
bushes. Fairy stories were told by the
elder members of the party, after which
dancing was proposed, and as most of the
little folks are accomplished in the art
this suggestion was hailed with delight.
The music was furnished by Miss Helen
Mhahsway WHO Is AN eSJ s y musncian.
The members of the Nj. T.. church ten
dered congratulations and n reception tn
j. Cornish and bride last Tuesday at the
After every one had "
ulated every one else. especially Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornish, choice Refreshments were
served: The evening was an eminently
enjoyable one.
The ladies of the city are very cnthusi-
astic over c~hina-painting. Mrs. Is. Has
kcll has a class composed of about a dozen
young ladies'. The writer has seen some
very beautiful and intricate specimens
from the brush of Miss Annabell fiathe-
Mi. and Mrs. G. w. Bishop of CorvaI-
lis, Bitter Root, have left that gloomy
though beautiful valley forever. They
will remain i'm Missoula until spring. when
they leave for Fair Haven, Wash.
Mai. II. Roman has been visiting us for
Miss NJ. O'Keefe of Evaro is visiting
friends in Missoula.
few days last week admiring but compar-
ing unfavorably the scenery of Missoula
With With the .. srb S,eHsys Sf H.: M saiiY ws sn nr. o Sain
enough to think that he, being an Eastern
gentleman. appreciates IT.
Higgins Brothers arr. receiving goods
daily for their new hank.
Mr.. of the Gazette rs i'm pursuit
of the IL citing dollar. We do not under
think il is right. 1t is also rumored that
he is about to follow the example of his
brother editor, l.. Woodward, and will
take unto himself a bride. Also like Mr..
Woodward, he proposes. I'VE do not
know whether he has proposed yet or mott
to p~atronize foreign industry
u. solomon, who has been to California,
will return Sunday afternoon. Mrs. & Dhn
and children will return with him.
| j. Lablotzsky has gone east to get his
spring stock.
NJ. L. Clare has abandoned journalism
and will now follow the practice of law i'm
this city. The court house will presently
resound with the stentorian tones of Irish
e~loquence and Aiilcsian wit.
Zeb. NJ. Harris of S~tevensville was i'm
the city last week.
Marriages and divorces are the orders
of the day.