The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-31

| ceived n favor or badge in the form of n
little bell hung by blue ribbon. After
this ceremony had been gone through the
guests were ushered upstairs. where they
gathered about two large tables to par
take of the delicious and bountcous sup
per prepared for them, which consisted of
cold chicken, salads. sandwiches. cake of
different kinds. coffee, fruits and candy.
After supper games were INDUCED IN for
time, the delightful evening finally
winding up with an impromptu dance. IL
was after A o'clock in the morning when
the merry party reluctantly set out for
town, all agreeing that a membership in
the Sheep Family was thing much to be
desired. Tho next meeting will be held in
town at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Graham. Those present at Mr.. Newman's
we're: Messrs. and Mesdames .Graharn,
Holmes, Lamport, Sperry, the Misses
Ellen Baker, Love Champion, Teenie
Fraser, Ella Lamport, Myrtle Markham,
Mary Newman. Pruitt, Ida Schmudlach,
Cinderella Walk; Messrs. Haviland, Kap-
pei, Robert Levens, Charles Newman. Al
bert Newman, Don Newman, Mark New
man, Fred Pyle and Roy Wilkinson.
Mr.. aud Mrs. {. NJ. Child entertained
few friends in a very delightful manner
on Monday evening.
On Saturday afternoon Miss Tessie
Fisk entertained q number of her school
friends very pleasantly.
There was a party last week at the hos
pitable ranch of Mr.. and Mrs. Bierly, in
which a number of Billings young people
participated and enjoyed themselves very
much.
Mr.. Adams, tho father of Mrs. Harry
Allen, is suffering from paralytic stroke
and very little hope is given by the doctors
for his recovery.
S. Deutsch of Livingston is spending n
few weeks in town.
Walter A. Lewis, editor of the Red
Lodge Picket, was in Billings on Wednes-
day.
Miss Jennie Chapple arrived on Tues
day night from Canada and will spend the
summer here visiting her brother, DIR.
Chapple.
George Towne was In town for few
days this week.
Paul Mccormick has purchased three
hives of bees and intends TO experiment
in honey making.
Last week c. b. Thomas was in from
Lake Basin, and reports n very favorable
winter for sheep.
Charles Printy, county surveyor for
Carbon county, was in town this week.
:. ID. Church, who is suffering very
much from rheumatism, has gone to try
the benefit of Hunters hot springs.
Mrs. George Vaughan has been enjoy
ing visit from MIR. and Mrs. Grizelle
and their little girl. Mrs. Grizelle is Mrs.
Vaughan's sister.
Mrs. z. b. Moss returned this week
from Missouri, where she has been visit
ing for some weeks.
c. w. Showing of Helena spent Sun
day in town.
&. w. Shoemaker attended the annual
meeting of the Montana Pharmacists, as
ISOLATION in Helena and returned homo on
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Johnston had a
visit from Mr.. and Mrs. Harris and their
children from Deadwood last week.
Allen Farrell has gone to Hunters Hot
| Springs to spend few days.
DIR. Hersey of Helena is spending few
days in town in the interests of the Butte
| Miner.
Mrs. ii. 5. Williston and boy are ex-
pected home from Cleveland, Ohio. on
next Saturdays b. a. NJ. train. They will
be accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Fish and Miss Fish, who will spend the
summer visiting her brother here.
Mrs. Sims, who has been visiting Mrs.
Harry Fish for some weeks, left with Mr..
| Sims for the ranch last Monday.
Hon. Chris Yegen returned from a short
trip to st. Paul last Sunday.
w. Il. Kuehn of Helena spent n few
days in town this week.
Mrs. ii. ID. Clafln is in Bozeman visit
ing her friend, Mrs. Barker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Golding came In from
Goldng creek in tho early part of the
| week.
Mr.. Schaffer has returned to Billings
| and will prepare to resume work on the
eastern state prison at once.
! Miss Gussie Jones. who has been visit
ing relatives in Iowa, returned homo
| Thursday night.