The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-03

Mrs. Al Fletcher carried of the BOBBY. A
very pleasant afternoon was passed.
Among those present were Meslames w.
n Race. VI. y. Race. Wilbur. Frost.
Steiner, Graham. Desilcts, HolbrOok. Cal
vert. Sorrick; Misses Fletcher, King,
Race, Patterson.
J.J. Case. assistant superintendent OF
the b. & NJ. smelter. returned the fore
part Of the week from a months vacation
spent at his old home IN Michigan.
Mrs. r. II. Brennan and son are Wait
ing frenIs in Helena.
]. d. Waite, sheriff of FERGUS county.
arrived in the city the middle OF the
week.
Herschel Il. King of this city and Miss
Ellen " Foote OF Nei,svi.le, WIS, were
married at the latter place Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. King are expected here the
latter part Of next week.
f. w. King, G. II. Clark. Ed Young and
J. \. Llrgcnt were among the Great Falls
people who spent part OF the week in
Helena.
T., asurer-elect D.ckerman has gone to
Wnle sulphur Spr InEs to attend court.
Editor Prescott of the Dcpuyer 4 cantha
was IA the city Wednesday.
f. ID. Scaricht and NJ. L. Starlight,
brothers-in-law of Officer Johnson, left
Wednesday for visit At Fredericksburg,
| Ohio.
MR.. Freeman OF Flushing, Mich, who
has been here several days looking after
| his property in this section, has returned
| to his home N the Wolverine state.
Denis Halpin has gone to Benton to
| visit friends.
! Richard Llrssen of Benson, Mimi, who
came to Montana to prepare the way for
the coming of good practical farmers, re-
turned home the last of the week.
Cards have been received here announ-
cling the marriage of j. II. Fairfield OF this
city aud Mss Arkell. The happy event
occurred in C,nada few days ago. The
bride has many friends here, as also has
the groom, and all unite in wishing them
every happiness. They are expected home
in few days.
Moses Kaufman returned Thursday
from New York City. He expects to go
INTO business for himself very soon.
The leading event of the coming week
will be the birthday party to be given
wednesday, March 6. by Mcssrs. c. o.
jerks and Il. I. Lind IN E,ks' hall.
On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. G.. r.
Wallace gave "hard tymes bawl'' in
Elks' hall. There was a good attendance.
Tue list of fines was humorous IN the ex-
IRENE. Following were some OF the fines
according to the printed list on the pro-
rrammes: "Wite collars 4 cents; 'bilel
Shirts" "A cents; 'stued cuffs" cents;
.shiny Shoes" IL cents; share curle d." IL
cents: "cheeks frescOed,n 40 cents ;
Infringing kake," six cents. IL was previ-
ously announced that fines would only be
payable in postage stamps or silver, gold
/. being barred. Considerable amusement
: was created during the imposition and
/ collection of the fines. There were num-
, Der OF suits of the Coxey style worn By the
/, guests Mr.. Martin was awarded the dis
= junction OF appearing in the toughest look
2, ing costume.
II chard Jockey of Helena arrived in the
city the latter part of tho week to assist in
. the adjust ment of the losses resulting
from the ii re in the club rooms at 2ls Gem
, trail avenue.
z. C. Cohen came over from Butte
Thursday.
Grandmaster Nicol of the Odd Fellows
Instituted lodge of the Rebekah here
: "Wednesday evening. Ii was named Mgr
) tie No. 20. Tho officers are as follows
Mrs. j. E. Enright, y. &c; Mrs. Nellie
y, Marks, V.G.; Mrs. Jonn Hackshaw, secre
!, tary; Mrs. John Lynes, treasurer; Miss
!. Esther Kabaker. conductor; Mrs. a. Il
: Devine, warden; \. Il. Devine. r. 5. of y
MISS Sarah Johnson, l.. ). of y. O.
:. Mrs. Katie McCarnick, Il. ). of V. e..
- Mss J. NJ. Baka, L. ). of V. G.; J. b. Ter
;. hume, outside guard; Morris Blake. inne
- guard. Before leaving the city Grand
y master Nicol was presented with beau
/. tiful gold watch, the gift OF the member
. of the Order of the Rebekah. j. a. Co
= Inns made the presentation. Mr.. Nicol &C
= cepted tho handsome token in a speed
r full of tender wishes for the welfare o
. oyery member OF tho order.