The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-06

| morning. Lunch was served during tn
evening and was very nice. Those presen
were: Misses Winters, Maiden. Gage
Flowers, Hill, Patterson, Van Tassell
Lewis, Hohan, Welsh, Sperling, Anna ant
Beatrice Schmalhausen, Nora and Edni
Robinson, Miss Leah Morris of Pony anC
Miss PrOut of Deer Lodge; Messrs Keown
Braten, Sales, Mendenhall, Emery, Var
Fleet, Maxey, Davidson. Steele. Rs strom
Mardis, Liddell, John Asbury, DIR. White
foot, Lou and Roy Martin. Charles and
Lester Ruffner. The gentlenan's pri ze
a beautiful photograph holder. went TO
Louis Martin, and the lady's prize was a
card receiver, won by Miss Beatrice
| Schmalhausen.
At a meeting of the Bozeman fire de.
pariment Wednesday evening it was de-
cided TO properly celebrate the 18th anni-
versaTy OF the organizing of the depart
ment, and committee composed of NJ.
Langhor, Chief Alexander, Engineer Ket-
terer, w. y. Boyle and Dave Anderson,
was appointed TO make the necessary ar
engagements. The anniversary comes
Feb. p, and having failed to notice the
10th anniversary with n jubilee, the boys
will arrange to make up for the hardness
by doing themselves proud upon this oc-
casion. The annual issuing of certificates
TO lremen who have served five and 10
years will also occur az this time.
A pleasant little party was given by
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Black Tuesday evening TO
MIR. and Mrs. L. j. Lynde, who were to
leave onWednesday morning for Helena,
Mr.. Lynde being a representative from
Gallatin county.
l.. III. Parker, who came to Bozeman
some months ago to look at the Bozeman
hotel property with view to renting the
same, has gone to Oregon. He found the
Bozeman too large and fine house, and
having no other place in view he bought
furniture and went to housekeeping here.
Having since negotiated for a house in
Oregon, Mr.. and Mrs. Parker have gone
to that state and his furniture will be sold
at auction on Saturday.
Misses Winnifred and Margaret Ferris,
about 20 young friends at the
home of their father, Colonel Ferris, on
Tuesday evening.
The district court for Gallatin county
will counvene on Monday. Jan. :, and the
jury is called for Jan. IL. There are
nearly 100 cases to try, which will keep |
court IN session between two and three |
months. Judge Armstrong will preside, |
and the following have been summoned |
TO appear as jurymen. Il. w. Van Allen, |
;, h. Long, l.. =. Getchell, Jonas Hender- |
son, G. G.. Johnson, Charles Reynolds, |
William Kent, William Adams, Thomas |
Lewis, NJ. NJ. Black, j. n. Brooks, Amos |
Beck, j. l.. Murphy, Floyd Austin, =. S.
Johnson, Dan II. Harris, John Cowan, ID.
I. Stone, Frank Dwight, Louis Kruger,
J. L. Matthews, w. A. Tudor, S. r.
Owens, John NJ. Robinson, Myron STRAIT
al IL
5. Maxwell, ID. Il. Stone, Archie Ander-
son.
Revival services are being held in the
Methodist church, the Methodist church
south and the Baptist church this week;
md next week being the week of prayer
III the Protestant churches in tho city
will hold extra services every night during
he week.
Hon. w. w. Anderson, Hon. T. j. Lynde
md Hon. Walter Cooper left for Helena
he first OF the week to represent this
county in the legislature, and on Friday
senator Hoffman went over.
Romano Hogan came in from Helena
Thursday and will be in Bozeman for the
winter. lie has taken position in the
rug store of his brother, DIR. G.. l.. Hogan.
DIR. a. Plummer, brother of DIR. {. II.
hummer of this place, arrived from
Nalla Walla the last of the week for a
wo weeks visit. The doctor is veterinary
urgeon for the Fourth cavalry, stationed
I Walla Walla.
party of 10 young people spent n
leasant evening with Garfield Morris at
ne home of Mr.. and Mrs. u. I. Morris on
hurch street Thursday evening.
Is. L. stanton, secretary of the Benepe,
wenhouse company, arrived home from
no East Thursday morning. Mr., STAN
'n's second child, Miss Belle Stanton. is /
cry sick with heart trouble. Miss STAN (
IN is one of Bozeman's brightest and
lost charming young ladies. and her ]
srlous illness is n matter of sorrow TO the z
nitro community.
The pleasant weather of the past week z
rs been improved by the ice men of the j
~, who are cutting and housing the ice
fast as possible. This has broken I'M !
10 ponds for skating, and straw rides are
ow right in line and are being enjoyed
: all the young folks. ;
President Reid of the Agricultural col.
ge, Professor Emory of the Experiment
alton and Professor Williams are nj.
nding the Farmers institute at BILLINGS /
lis week.
Miss NJ. f. Shoemaker left the last of 1
e week for Billings to take her position r
superintendent of the schools of Yell
wstone county. Her place here in the 4
Oh school has been given to Miss NJ. A. n
who comes from Aberdeen. =.
Miss Cantwell is a sister of Mrs. {. +. I
ltton of this place.
On Wednesday, a. II. Sales, a young :,
an well known in this valley. was mar
I'd TO Miss Hattie Hamden, Rev. Jacob
Ills officiating. Miss Hamdeu worked "
the Bozeman Mercantile company y
rough the holidays and has many warm -,
ends in this city who wish Mr.. and Mrs Il
les happy future.
I. a. Maiden, Ben Kennedy. W. J. n
'verstack and l.. NJ. Turner came an
pm Belgrade on Friday to attend .,Tbc [
'uniy Fair n the opera house. Il
John Parks and family Of sheridan
ont., are visiting Mr.. Parks father m
4 Il NJ