The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-10
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES
Continued From Psgsrweive.

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his father, who was running for gov
ernor of Ohio upon the democratic TICK
ct. He will return to his duties here
the first of the week.
w. G. Miller and family cine in from
Meyersburg Thursday eveing for a |
few days visit with forier friends |
here. They leave for Post hlls. loano. !
the first OF the week. wherethey go 10
remain permanently.
Thomas p. Street. editor II the new
Issue, left for Missou1a and 'tevensvllie
on Friday morning. going n business
in connection with his pape.
Architect Poulsen of Heina was In
consultation with PresidentReid OF the
college here all of Thursdy, in prep
aration of his trip east son. where he
goes, with others. to look ito the heat,
ing and ventilation of colleges ana
public buildings before systems are de-
cided upon for the Montaa buildings
now in course of constructor.
George Maxwell resigne his position
with the Wilson COMPANY mere THIS
week and left for Anacolda on Satur.
day morning, where he oes TO accept
position with @. E. Rod q Co., ory
goods merchants. He is very earnest
conscientious young mai, ana VIII 90
himself credit in any psition.
Presiding Elder j. V. Bennett mas
been quite i'll with rheumatism OF the
chest this week, and WIS forced 10 can.
Gel MS engagement In oiieieh' pai ~
the state.
Miss Leah Morris of Pony was the
guest of Mrs Sherman Phillips TINS
week. Miss Morris is OF her way 10 81.
Louis, where she goes . have an ankle
treated, which she sprained some
months ago.
Rev. G. L. Marvin Of Brooklyn. n. T.,
was in Bozemaa this week, he peing
upon his way to Melr)se, Mont, Whlch
place he will make mis- headquarters.
His wife and three little ones were Win
( him, but when ,e went on they Were
forced TO remain with their host here,
Rev. j. w. Bennett, as one or their III
tie ones was takei i'll and could not DC
moved.
A young man was enjoying himself
' Thursday driving horse about the
streets, he riding behind on smaii
hand sled, when his sister and a num-
Der of other young ladies from among
Rozeman's 400 decided that would De
! great sport They al got sleds, rast,
s ened them tandem style, one oehlno
the other, and startd out. There Were
six sleds in a row tie last fve holoing
each a young lady. excepting at such
times as a sharp orner was turned
but they could get IN again and they
did. the onlookers br Few piocks
around enjoying II as much as they.
George H. Highimith, one OF the
truest citizens Bozenan has ever mad,
II
Palestine, ILL.,, this week, which place
he will make his hone. Mr.. Highsmitn
came to Bozeman in 1879. and has been
a successful, hard working business
man of this community, who leaves
host of warm friends here.
President Reid of the Agricultural
college and General Wilson and Peter
Koch of the executive board. went 70
Helena on Monday 20 attend meet
ing of the State Educational board re-
turning on WEDNESDAY morning.
Mrs. Fred F. Fletcher entertained tns
Methodist ministers Of Bohemian ano
their families one night this week a.
the pleasant home of Mr.. ana MIS-
Fletcher on Prohibition row.
Hon. Walter Cooper left for Butte OF
Wednesday evening, to be gone TOT
few days. &c.. IL,
ting her sister, Mrs. c. c. Fudder, th'
mast summer, left for her home a
Huntsburg, O., on Friday morning.
George w. Flanders returned from
business trip East Thursday morning
while gone he visited friends In Bos
ton and in Vermont. =.
Attorney r. d. Asoury went over y
Helena the first of the week.
]. ], OBrien, Larry" returned =
his old position as manager or the ron
ing stock of the Gallatin Light, Powe
and Street Railway company on Tnurs
day. He had been to Butte Tor wv
weeks. but he did not like II there.
F. G. Hathaway, the Missoula lum
Der merchant, was in Bozeman Friday
The attractions at the opera nous
here the past week were DAM sun
on Tuesday evening, and on t'rlda
evening Cleopatra was given by MIS-
Lillian Lewis and company.
Major Friedrich and wife OF the Sa
walton Army, are to be in Bozema
Saturday morning to stay over sur
day. coming from Spokane, WASH
where they are stationed.
Matt M. Black and family leave Bozt
man for good on Tuesday next, the
going to Butte to reside. Bozeman ca
iii AFFORD to lose the members OF tn
beautiful home from the social life
the place, but business interests ca
them to the Smoky City.
A. p. Stark the Livingston attorne.
was in Bozeman Thursday.
Rev. A. Wormser is making quic
business trip to st. Paul. leaving hel
Thursday morning on No. 2.
Colonel Ferris came over from h
mine at Jefferson City Thursday to r
main with his family here for wee
Mrs. L. w. Kidd expects to open
dancing room in the little store roo
next to E. f. Hanley's tin shop.
There has been fine skating upon Il
Meadow pond east of Bozeman tn
week, and many have enjoyed this o
portunity for an evenings recreauc
out of doors.
Dean Whitworth left for the Ea
Saturday morning. where he will r
main.
]. T. Bragg returned from Idah
where he spent the summer month
the first of the week.
Hon. w. w. Anderson visited Mo
tana's capital the first Of the week.
Cadet Noble of the Salvation Arm
here, left for Butte this week, al
from there will go to Dillon to enga
In army work there.
Thomas ]. Healy has moved into Z
old Harper house just east OF the ci
hall. and will open a boarding hou
there.
IN GREAT FALLS.
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