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

are only s years OF age ana very smaA
OF sta ture. These boys are banded to-
gether as the Free Silver band, they
stand for the white metal and play for
1t, giving music which is worthy hat
full of silver coin every time they play.
but which Is as free as they hope to
yet see silver. They gave fine open
air concert on Main street Thanksgiv-
ing day. adding mucn to this truly
American day. for which the citizens
OF Bozeman are as thoroughly thank
full to them as they were willing TO
thus add to the pleasure Of this solemn
occasion as celebrated in "Bozeman,
the Beautiful"
The Baptists held a social and had
a gladstone time at their church on
|, Thursday evening.
y. The wedding bells were ringing in
Bozeman this week. A very pretty
home wedding occurred at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Brandenburg,
their daughter. Miss Eva. being united
In marriage to j. II. Harris on Wednes-
day evening. Mr.. Harris has been In
the shoe business in Bohemian for
many years and is one OF the fine
young men of this city. Miss Eva
Brandenburg graduated from the Boze-
man high school four years ago and
has. been teaching since that time.
Both are members of and prominent
workers in the Christian church and
have many warm friends in this city.
The wedding presents were many and
varied and a delightful hour was spent
dfter the wedding in congratulations
and over a splendid repast which was
then served. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. o. r. McHargue. A.
D. Greasy being best man and Miss
Aibdie Branden'burg, sister Of the bride.
acting as bridesmaid.
Walter s. Buzzard and Miss Mamie
Heron were married at the home Of
the brides mother on Middle creek
Thursday evening, Rev. ]. E. Squires
officiating. Both of the contracting
parties are we'll known and highly es-
teemed young people of this section.
The wedding was a very quiet home
one. but a few friends being present,
among whom was the groom's brother
from Sedan. in this county. Mr.. Buzz
zard has rented the George Foerschler
nch near Salesville. which will be
the home of the happy couple.
= An organization which is doing much
to Improve its members in a literary
way is the Bozeman Order of Happy
Bachelors. II was decided at their
last regular meeting to forego their
brotherhood vows, of actions COM
mendlable to or suggestive only Of eter-
nal batchelorhpod and for each MEM
Der TO appear at dinner Thanksgiving
day with lady friend. They all met
upon that day, as they had previously
decided to do. with the exception of
County Attorney w. l.. Holloway. who
appeared at dinner without lady and
was promptly fined for the offense.
The repast had been especially pre-
pared by the ladies of the Christian
church. who were serving dinner
Thursday at the Story block. the tur-
key and delicacies which they had pre-
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tosh-Miss Alice Blakely, e. R. Cock
mill Miss Mary Sales. c. NJ. Barbee-
Miss OLA Ferguson, A. j. Walrath-
Miss Adie Brandenburg. A. A. Braten-
Miss Emma Platte, Oliver Morgan
Miss Lizzie Railey, Charles Anderson
Miss Gertrude Morgan, Lewis Terwil-
liger-Miss Ollie Morse. and County AIT
torney w. L. Holloway, the poor man.
who couldn't find a lady.
A. z. Macintosh was POSTMASTER.
the following toasts being responded
to- Carving the Turkey A. A Bra
ten: THE Bachelors" w. L. Holloway;
Our Girls A. j. Walrath; "Our
GUESTS" Lewis Terwilliger; The Flu
ture Writers of the Rockies" e. r.
Cocl1rill: MIR. Terwilliger. who was Wis
fting here from Townsend, being the
guest of the Bachelors. Mr.. Holloway
rebuked his brother bachelors in a
scorching manner for breaking their
bachelorhood vows, but the rest Of the
members of the order voted this the
pleasantest hour they had spent since
they jDined the Happy Bachelors"
Three pleasant family reunions on
Thursday were held, one at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Gardiner. one
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Wylie and one with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
H. Taylor here.
The football game at Butte drew a
number of Bozemanites. among those
going over to witness what proved to
be such a decided victory for Mon
tana's lone football team being Judge
A. d. Mcpherson, Capt. w. NJ. Cob
leigh Of the college here, John Maxey,
manager OF the Bozeman Milling COM
pany. and Samuel Mendenhall.
A dance Thanksgiving evening was
given by John Foster and Mr.. and
Mrs. A r. Williams at the latter
home on Middle creek and was well
attended and lasted until o'clock Fri
day morning.
The fire laddies gave their 18th an
nual ball in the opera house Thanks
giving eve and entirely outdid them
selves. as far as any previous hop was
concerned. The music was furnished
by Peck & Thompson's orchestra, Joe
McEllroy was prompter and one OF ltihe
largest gatherings in Bozeman fol
many months tripped the light fantas.
tic until O'Clock Thursday morning
Chief Alexander, Charles Baches and
Thomas McDaniels decorated the house
and it was a fireman's trim through
out. The fine new racing cart was al
the front of the stage with lengths OF
hose hanging from the ceiling and run
ming in all directions, while the fire
mems flags. bunting, helmets, nozzles
pdkes, speaking trumpets and lanterns
were everywhere. That the audiences
fqled every seat and the aasles. down.
stairs. tends to show the appreciation
| of the Bohemian fire department among
the citdzens of Bohemian.
Miss Louise Eckenbeck gave a few
friends a pleasant evening ait he,
rooms at Mrs. Conroy's Monday. thost
present being: Misses Helen Clute
Mary Pierson. Mary Gardner. Mattti,
Gardner. Minnie Conroy, Lenora Rob
| inson. Edna Robinson, Sallie Chrisman
and Mrs. Carrie Hicks. The evening
was passed with games and refresh
| ments
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