The Anaconda standard., 1895-11-24

The musicale given at the Baptist
church under the direction OF the Ia
dies of the organization was q pleas
ant and successful event. The church
was crowded and that the perform
ance was appreciated was attested by
the frequent encores. The Livingston
Cornet band rendered several open air
selections IN front of the church.
The third In the series OF winter en-
tertainments undertaken by a commit
tee of ST. Andrews church was given
at x. of p. hall Monday evening, when
BENJAMIN G. Chaplin. the tmpersonator
and dramatic interpreter. amused
small audience with his Shakespearean
readings and character impersonations.
Union Thanksgiving services viii be
held at the Congregational church next
Thursday morning at II o'clock. Rev.
j. A. Jenkins, pastor OF the Baptist
! church, will deliver the address.
The ladies Of the Episcopal church.
under the direction OF Mrs. r. ID. Al
ton. are arranging for the presentation
| of the cantata, Santa Claus In
| Plight" at the church on Christmas
eve.
The regular annual inspection OF the
| woman's Relief Corps was conducted
| by Mrs. George Colpitts Tuesday after
| noon at the lodge rooms. At the con-
| clusion Of the exercises an elaborate
| luncn was SeFNeu Dy McsudfHcS <sAoaAo
han, Simpson and Whyatt.
| Miss Carrie Spring. who arrived In
the city last fall has accepted a win
| ter position as delivery clerk In the
Livingston postofice
| The Rocky Mountain club will give
a prize masquerade ball at the opera
house on New Years eve.
The new Episcopal church at Big
| Timber will be formally dedicated next
Friday by Rev. ]. r. Pritchard Of this
city.
The Rocky Mountain club has issued
| Invitations to dts semi monthly dupli-
cate whist party. to be held MONDAY
evening.
Extensive preparations are beine
made for the A. o. U. w. oall 70 oe
given at the opera house on Thanks
| giving eve.
The Rocky Mountain club has ten
dered the Livingston Ministerial asso-
citation the free use of Its rooms In tnt
Hefferlfn block. The association VII
meet semi-monthly, on the second ano
fourth Mondays.
church will meet In business session
| at the parsonage next Wednesday art
ernoon.
The Daughters Of Rebekah gave
very enjoyable whist party and pas
ket social at their lodge rooms Monda!
evening. -
The BAPTIST church bazaar will b
held Tuesday in the opera house pase
ment. Supper will be served
Rev. John Hosking. formerly paste
| of the Methodist church in this city
but now stationed at Billings, was re
| newing acquaintances In Livingston
the past week.
Ed Young of the white apron brig
ade departed Wednesday for a month
la tn
w. E. Jewell, manager OF the Gre
vase Mining & Milling company, re
, turned from a trip to Helena Frida
and left for the Crevasse camp.
Attorney E. c. Day returned Wednes
: day from a professional visit 10 Bill
ings.
business trip to Hort ana Gardner III
| first of the week.
$ Rev. Father Coopman returned Tues
a day from Red Lodge. where ne COZ
| Quoted regular monthly services.
p /. C. Mcw'hite came over from But
Monday and after spending few day
with his sister, Mrs. Thomas Smit
Il departed for the East.
judge Frank Henry, Court Stenol
: rapher II. z. Jones and Attorney A.
:. Campbell returned Friday from Re
Lodge, where the Judge conducted
e three days session of the distri
Il court.
n ]. wolcott returned Friday fro
! Minnesota, having been called East Q
account of the fatal illness OF his VIII
s George welcome was down fro
Horr Thursday.
e Emil Ferte. who holds a position {
druggist at Havre, is in the city on
n visit with his parents.
h Sheriff Young was business visit'
n to Horr Thursday.
W James Alexander of Gardiner M
gone TO Los Angeles to enter the sc
l. diers' home.
It Mrs. Nj. E. Boughton and daught
3. left wednesday on visit with WI
I, consin relatives.
y County Commissioner A. c. Logan
4. Sweet Grass county was up from
n Springdale ranch the first or the wee
st M. III. Lashorn and wife are ente
q. tanning Mr.. and Mrs. WiiiiaH LAZY
Waukesha, WIS
man. was in the city Tuesday.
+ Miss Josie Van Tassel OF Bozemi
h was in the city Tuesday and acted
r bridesmaid at the Keown-Bowers nu
le tials.
lie spent Thursday in the city.
1t r. r. Schugg, one of the leading ci
zens of Cokedale. was in Livingsu
n Robert Aitken. the sage Of ely
~ mark. was in the city on business Z
N Mrs. 8. L. Holiday returned THU
I'd | dav from a six weeks visit with 10Y
q relatives.
az thousands of cases of Consumpti'
Asthma. Coughs, Colds and Group
Is cured every day by Shiloh's Cure.
IN r,.s.-.,. xv,,hont Cb.n~e via at