The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-13

was very laTRes lesNllgiUE 10 the hAIh AS-
spect entertained for the deceased by tho
citizens. The deceased held 5000 poll
icy in the Ancient Order of Hibernians.
About $500 more was raised among the
business men and railway employees for
his bereaved family, consisting of n widow
and four young children.
The family of ex-senator Goddard are
rejoicing over the arrival on Monday of a
son, the first boy, who has been
ma med after tho republican war horse,
from whom the infant received tho fol-
lowing characteristic telegram:
Wilbur Goddard, Billings, Mont:
THIS is a cold world you have struck. But, be
good, beware OF politics, and you Will be happy.
w. +. SANDERS.
The following message was received
from Lieutenant Governor Botkin:
The senate saluteS young Goddard, and hopes
his father Is as well rs could b. expected under
the circumstances. BY order Of the senate.
a. c. BoTKIN, President.
As one of the results of the recent meet
ing of the Yellowstone Farmers Institute,
a dairy on the cooperative plan is likely to
be started by some of our enterprising
farmers. There is a good field for such an
undertaking, which would doubtless prove
lucrative from the start.
5. X. Deverill, j. T. Sanford and G. NJ.
Hays have been appointed by District
Judge Milburn as board of appraisers of
lands in Yellowstone county.
Sheriff Berley has appointed c. III. New
man as under sheriff, and Theodore
Fenske as iailor. At present the sheriff
will try to get along without deputy.
Billings has been in n very healthy state
for some time. There was ono case of
scarlet fever, which was closely quaran-
tined, and the child is now convalescent.
On Sunday night DIR. Kelley's farm
house was robbhd and some valuable
jewelry of Mrs. Kelley's stolen.
Thomas Givens, who had a big contract
of grading on the b. & NJ, and who was
camped al Cooper's place on tho sou tn
side of the river, died on Monday night
of quick consumption. lie was about Is
years of age and said to be wealthy. His
brother arrived Monday night from Nc
Cook, Neb. The remains will be tempo
rarily buried here.
On Wednesday night party of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. L. Babcock's friends, got up by
Mrs. II. Rowley and Mrs. II. NJ Allen,
drove out to their comfortable home, 10
miles west of town, where they enjoyed a
very pleasant evening. Those present
were Messrs. and Mesdames III. NJ. Allen,
Chapples, Goss, Hays, Holmes, Rowley.
Williams, Mesdames a. l.. Babcock and
Charles Bair and Mrs. Lewis Babcock.
Miss Winnie Dixon entertained the
| Juvenile Whist club very pleasantly last
Friday night
Last Friday night Miss Connie Chapple
entertained n number of her little friends
at her fathers residence, the occasion be-
| ing the fifth anniversary of her birthday.
\ party of south side young people went
| for sleigh ride on wednesday night,
| Lyon Mccormick holding tho ribbons.
The Juvenile Whist club took advau-
tage of the fine sleighing and splendid
weather and went for sleigh ride on
| Wednesday night.
Miss Eunice BRIGHAM will visit her
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. IL.
| Fcnske, for the winter. Miss BrIdg
| resided here for several years when a
| child, and has a great many friends who
will be glad to welcome her.
Charlie Mcconnell, son of Architec,
! Mcdonnell. went east last Tuesday night
| via the Burlington, to attend military
academy in New York state.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Fratt have leased
the beautiful house just completed for
Mr.. Gogerty. They expect to move into
their new home this week, though they
may go to California at the end of this
month for tue winter.
! l.. II. Becker left Tuesday night by the
! Burlington for Chicago where he will meet
Mrs. Becker and their boy, returning from
! Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Paul Mccormick left Wednesday
night to join Mr.. Mccormick in Helena,
where she will make weeks visit.
Miss Shoemaker has arrived in Billings
to take charge of her duties as superin-
Mrs. Wellington Smith OF Fairview was
in town for few davs last week, the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. $. J. Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Carwile have arrived
| from California and arc II present visit
| Ing y. G.. Carwilc, accountant with Il.
/ Ycgcn d Go. sir. and Mrs. Carwile may
decide 10 locate here permanently.
/ Hon. Chris Icgen, accompanied by his
wife, left for Helena on Friday evening,
where he will attend to his duties as rep
rcscutativo o. Yellowstone county.
Mrs. T.. G. Fonsko has returned from
/ Chicago aud other eastern cities, having
/ been away several weeks.
/ Mrs. IT. /. Boardman and children have
| arrived from Helena. Mr. Boardman has
/ leased the cottage lately occupied by l..
/ Ii. Becker, and they have gone to house
| keeping there.
Elliot Sauers returned Saturday nigh;
from Bozcman, where he had been visit
| ing for a week.
Mrs. II. Clark and Mrs. ID. \. Burr OF
junction visited here this week.
Hon. and Mrs. W. +. Noycr OF Red
| Lodge were entertained Saturday By Judge
and Mrs. Goss previous TO their departure
for Helena, where Mr.. Meyer will repre-
sent Park county IN tho legislature, OF
rather his pet scheme of Car1on county.
G.. :. Robinson has gone to Chicago and
1 New York on business trip.
Cassimcr Prudhomme of Red Lodge i.
in the city on business.
Miss Carrie Il. RenwIck has gone Il
| Toronto, Canada, where it is rumored sh,