The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-24

| literally packed with happy young people
and as happy older members of the Sun
day school who enjoyed two hours of
games and in disposing of hot coffee and
| sandwiches.
party OF young people visited the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Ruffne- I
the valley on Wednesday night. leaving
town at an early hour and enjoying an
evening of cards and music. This is one
OF the most elegant ranch homes in Gala
tin valley, and the result of an evening
spent under this hospitable roof is to
drive all care and trouble beyond the hori-
zon with the pleasant memories of such
an occasion. Those visiting this home on
wednesday evening were j. f. Keown,
George Van Fleet, st. John Liddell, w. S.
Dawson, Roy Martin, Ernest Conroy. Les
ter Ruffner. Miss Bowers of Livingston,
Miss Josie Van Tassel, Miss Alice Gage,
Miss Anvilla Hill, Miss Ollie Ruffner and
Misses Anna and Beatrice Schmalhausen.
few of the college students were en-
tertained by Mrs. E. II. Crawford on FRI
day evening, dancing being INDUCED in
until IL o'clock.
The Rathbone Sisters of this place held
a very pleasant meeting in their hall on
wednesday evening, at which four new
members we're initiated, and after the
meeting supper was served by the ladies',
many of the Knights of Pythias being
present.
The Young Peoples Whist club met
with Miss Stella Flowers on Friday even
ing, very pleasant evening being spent
with this charming hostess.
/. f. Beck and S. L. Fielder returned
from months visit with friends
at Ell Dorado Springs, Mo-, on
Friday, and with an increased
faith in Montana. John Warren,
n brother-in-law of A. ID. Taylor, the
rustling ranchman of Fort Ellis, returned
with the gentlemen and will make his
home here.
Mrs. ID. W. Mackenzie entertained n
few friends on Friday afternoon at her
pleasant home on Mendenhall street, the
dainty tea served being the principal
feature of the afternoons enjoyment.
Those present were: Mrs. ]. NJ. Robin
son, Mrs. w. H. Tracy, Mrs. f. w. Glow,
Mrs. f. G. b. Hill, Mrs. II. w. Foster,
Mrs. A. e. Hemphlll, Mrs. j. p. Martin
and Miss Alice Gage.
Judge j. j. Davis home in the valley
was burned to the ground last week, and
as there was no insurance on house or
household goods, this leaves Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis almost destitute.
ID. L. Stanton, of the Benepe-Owen-
house company, Is in the western part of
the state disposing of grain for that COM
pany.
"Uncle Billy Rea" left for the east on
Tuesday morning for a visit to old Miss
ouri, and will also visit friends in North
Carolina before his return. This will be
his first trip east since coming to Mon
tana, 81 years ago.
Mrs. +. ID. Brown and son. Everett, of
St. Paul, Mimi, came in on No. 1 Friday
morning, to remain over Sunday with
Rev. r. NJ. Donaldson. They will con-
tinue Their trip west on Monday morning.
c. r. Burket, one of jefferson county's
representatives, came over from Helena
Friday to spend Washington's birthday
with h S brother here. He visited Boze-
mans Touring mills during the afternoon,
President Reid of the college escorting
him around and showing him the town.
j. L. Wells of Timberline spent Wednes-
day of this week in Bozeman.
r.. E. Gordan Of Penny came over last
week and will take the place of Jimmie
Robinson in Tilton's grocery house, while
Mr.. Robinson is east.
Mrs. Z. A. Talcott went to Livingston
Monday and will visit her son, f. II. Tai
colt. of that place, for a few weeks.
Mrs. j. j. Naughton. who has been
visiting Mrs. j. w. Marde's for some
weeks, returned the last of the week to
her home at Duluth, MINI.
John c. Y. Moore, a cousin of DIR.
Waters, and Il. +. Stevenson of this place,
spent the week in Bozeman. Mr. Moore
the Airmotor Windmill COM
pany of Chicago, being general agent for
the northwest with headquarters at
and is on business trip to
the West.
A. u. Holloway of Miles City is visiting
his brother, County Attorney Holloway.
this week, but returns TO his duties as
teacher at Miles on Saturday.
Mrs. L. 5. Wilson went over to Helena
Wednesday TO be present at n concert to
be given by the Mandolin club of that
place. She is the guest of Mrs. w. f.
Sanders while there.
j. A. Harvey of South Butte came in
Friday morning for a short visit with his
wife, returning on Saturday.
Miss Blanche Cleveland. who has ben
nursing Mrs. Sharman of Spring Hill for
the past three months, returned TO her
home here this week, leaving Mrs. Shar-
man very much improved.
Marvin Wade, who has been quite i'll
with the mumps, was OH the street Friday
for the first time in three weeks.
George n. Fuller was called to Helena
on business Friday morning, returning on |
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Holiday of Livings- |
ion came over the hill on Thursday and |
Will spend a few days with Mrs. j. W. |
Mardis at her pleasant ranch home. Mr.. |
is treasurer-elect of Park county. |
L. Hodgman returned from three weeks |
at Great Falls on Thursday.
Arthur Truman of Spring Hill was in |
this city on Saturday.
S. j. Gaskill of Salesville returned from |
a two months absence in the East the |
first of the week.
Homer Thomas of Neihart visited his
old home near Bozeman this week and en-
joyed a few days with friends in this city.