The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-01

Rademaker. Ross. Spear. stoll, soule.
st. John. Fenske: Misses Brigham.
Champion. Fraser. Gustafson. Dora
and Maud Gruwell. Hayden, Jones.
johnson. Lamport. Mccormick. Newell.
Rademaker. Sperry. Shannon, Steven
son. Sleeper. Swenson and Schmud-
ZACH; Messrs Burla, Cooper, Chapple.
Cullen. Forester, Goldin. Golish, Hath
orn. Haid. Hugheo, Hurley. Howard.
A N. Johnson, w. M. Johnston, j. H.
Johnston. Kappel, Klenck. Leavens.
r. Matheson. Morse, Lee and George
Mains. w. Mccormick. McFarlin. New
man, Pamplin. Renwick, Reece. R.ne-
hart. Smith. Shearer. Sawyer. Thurzen
and Wilkinson.
On tine same evening, at their hall.
the Knights OF PythIas, Uniform Rank.
gave their annual ball. to which the
invftations had been restricted TO
members OF the order only and their
lady friends. About so couples enjoyed
very delightful thine, dancing to in
spring music. A nice supper was
served. and the AFFAIR was voted a
great success.
A dance was given at the residence
of w. ]. Styers, on Thursday evening.
which was participated in by a large
party.
brilliant gathering was that of
Tuesday evening, when Edna Chapter.
o. z. s.. kept open house and all the
Masons, with their wives, sisters and
sweethearts. were hidden to take part
in the festivities. The occasion was a
great credit to those ladies who were
instrumental in getting 1t UP. Whist
and halma were played during the
evening and at dts close the prizes were
awarded. that for whist, set OF
Hawthornes works, being won by Mrs.
w. @. George, and the hafma prize,
which was a handsome bound volume
OF Tennyson's poems. by Miss Dora
Gruwell. After the card playing had
ceased an appetizing supper was
served. The participants were Messrs.
and Mesdames II. NJ. Allen, r. T. Al
len. Chapple. Crenshaw, Donovan
Finkelnburg. Gallagher. Goddard.
Goss, George, HARDWOOD, Herford, Geo.
Lamport, Railsback, ]. M. Ramsey
Rowley, Spear, Hays, Soule, Tomp-
kins, Vaughan, winston; Mesdames
Baxter. Boyle, Child, Clement, Hahn,
Jackson. Morse. w. B. Smith, Ser
geant. L. S. whitney; Misses Chapple.
Fraser. Teenie Fraser, Gruwell. Hay
den. Lamport. Ogilvie, Sleeper; Messrs.
F. l.. Bowen. James Chapple. Hughes.
F. L. Kappel, Leavens, p. b. Moss.
Powers and Zimmerman.
Miss Maude Gr7rwell entertained the
Ideal Whist club on Friday evening.
Misses Edna and Josie Terrell were
number of their young friends dropped
in upon them unexpectedly about
o'clock. They spent a very pleasant
evening with games and music until IL
o'clock, when refreshments were served
after which they wended their way
homeward. They were the Misses
Eunice Bridgeham, Cecil Forbush. Amy
Hirsh, Ida Lamport, Laura Miller,
Ruth Mills and May Toole. Masters
Lynn Colvin, Jack Fraser, WILDER INC
Cormick, Percy Smith and Charlie
whitney.
The north side and the south side
schools celebrated the Thanksgiving
season on Wednesday afternoon with
exercises in the way Of appropriate
music and recitations. The children
acquitted themselves very creditaoly,
showing that care and pains had been
taken with their teaching.
A few of the young peopie OF tne
town have organized a literary and
reading club which held ITS second
meeting at the home Of Earl Morse last
Friday evening. The next meeting Will
be at the home of Miss Winnie Jones.
The telephone company will be ready
to operate now as soon as the switch
board arrives. About % phones havs
been set up. Manager Hungerford VIII
take charge In the DAY rline anu eoaee
Iohn r. Cameron of Htghfield, was
in town on Monday, making PROOF on
his land.
n s.. Campbell of st. Xavier's mis-
sion. was in town on Sunday ON his We
turn from Helena, where he was
witness in the United States court.
70. s. Tut was down from Rapids ON
Saturday. He intends to start for Cal
ifolnfa this week, where he VIII JOIN
his wife and daughter and where ne
will make his future home.
Mrs Foster of Tuscola, FL, VINO mas
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. w. w.
Johnston. left on Monday mornings
train for her home in the East.
| J,,dee Goss and Austin North re-
surned on Friday night from the lul-
migration convention at ST. Paul, mucn
pleased with the success or the anaaI.
A. c. Tompkins has returned from
| his trip UP north
ing a very competent deputy clerk OF
| the district court.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cardwen have
| purchased and will take possession OF
the Linley residence on THIRTEEN street
| in about two weeks.
| N 7, Wardwell of New York, VINO
was in town this week accompanied by
Mr.. Chappell, an architect. He INTENDS
| 10 build a handsome three-story pusl-
| ness block on his lots.
| rived on Saturday morning to spend
| fortnight with her relatives here en-
| route to Chicago. where she Will spend
| the winter.
Mrs. u. F. Frizelle left for Kansas
| CITY on Thursday morning. she wih
/ he away all winter and intenos 10
sttll further perfect herself In the ART
| ~ china painting, in which she has al
| ready attained great proficiency. she
viii continue her studies with MISS
| Laura LANG, who had such success
| ful class here during the summer
i months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter III. Graves anu
| aa,,ohtAar came over this week from
/ the crow reservation, where MI
Graves is superintendent of irrigafionn.
/ Mrs. Portus Baxter came over from
the Crow agency last Tuesday night
i and win remain as the guest OF ner
nncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Faui Nc