The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-10

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bazaar.
A. I. Driver is back from the Missoula
hospital and has resumed his position
With the Northern Pacific in this city.
The Pat Rooney Comedy company will
present Lord Rooney" at the opera house
Monday evening, Feb. IL.
The case against w. II. Wade of the St.
Paul Dispatch, arrested on a charge of
disturbing the peace upon complaint of
| Postmaster Swindlehurst, was settled by
the defendant pleading guilty and paying
fine OF So and costs. The counter charge
against the postmaster was Withdrawn.
Charles Uhl, an employe of the Northern
Pacific machine shops, is suffering from a
painful injury received Wednesday. A
heavy casting fell on his left hand, shat
tering the bone of his middle finger and
MASKING the member so badly that ampu-
tation may have to be resortod to.
Judge Frank Henry has appointed My
ron Goughnour of this city, j. NJ. Conrow
OF Mission and G.. j. Batchelder of Frid-
ley as the board of appraisers for Park
county. The board will meet in this city
the third Monday in February to fix the
values of all real estate for the purposes
OF assessment by the county assessor.
A petition, signed by over 300 taxpay-
ers OF the city, has been presented to the
county commissioners asking for the APP
pointment of Richard Ellis to the position
OF overseer at the county poor farm.
L. L. Scharn, an experienced dry goods
clerk OF Minneapolis, arrived in the city
"Wednesday and has accepted a position
in Thompson Bros. establishment.
Isaac Orschel, formerly of this city but
now a resident of Chicago, arrived in Liv-
ingston Tuesday for a two weeks visit.
Ex-senator James S. Thompson re-
ceived a telegram Sunday from Pasadena,
Cal, conveying the pleasing intelligence
that on that date he became the father of
a fine girl baby. Mrs. Thompson has |
been spending the winter in California,
and the physician wires that mother and |
child are all right.
Social festivities in this city promise to |
be participated IN with greatly increased |
zest the balance of the winter, and during |
the next two weeks there will be one con-
tinual round of social pleasure. Balls, |
parties and other gatherings of a social |
nature are projected for the near future
at an increased ratio, and from present |
indications those who have weakness
for revelIng in social dissipation will be
likely to suffer from ennui before the
flowers bloom in the spring. Among the
more prominent society events may be
mentioned the Washington birthday ball
TO be given at the opera house on the
evening of the 90 inst. under the aus
pieces of the Rocky Noun tain club, the
Valentine party of the Ladies' guild at X.
OF L. hall on the evening of the 14th, the
knights OF Pythias anniversary celebra-
ton on the 18th, and the masquerade ball
TO be given at the opera house by the Liv-
ngston lodge of Elks on the 25th. The
various committees in charge of these
different parties are max ing extensive ar
engagements for the fort Incoming events,
and they promise to eclipse all former
of a like nature. The knights
Of Pythias celebration of the 31st anniver-
sary of the founding of the order will take
place at the Albemarle. An excellent pro-
yramme is being prepared and one of the
yrandest banquets ever given by the Liy-
ngston Knights will be spread in the spa
,ious dining room of the hotel.
A delightful whist party was given at
he residence of Mrs. Il. l.. Cooke last
Wednesday evening in honor of her guest.
Mrs. j. b. Oliver of Butte. The event was
n the nature of surprise gotten up by
Mrs. c. II. Savage. The guests assembled
n n body and we're given a hearty well
'ome. IL was a sort of royal seizure" of
! hospitable home. The hostess, assisted {
~ her sister, Miss Lulu Byrd, spread n
lainty feast at midnight and the evening
vas very pleasantly spent i'm a spirited
Whist contest, Interspersed with some ex- {
client vocal and instrumental music.
The whist honors were captured by Miss {
ELLA Oliver, :. NJ. Parks, Mrs. II. L. Spen-
err and j. o. Sax. Those present were:
Dr.. and Mrs. Sehlbrede, Mr. and Mrs. n.
;. Spenser. Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Leopold. Z
ir. and Mrs. f. NJ. Sybert, Mr.. and Mrs. +
/. II. Savage, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hutch- '
lgs, Mesdames j. :. Jeays, NJ. n. Hickox.
(. !. Wilson, ID. NJ. Lowery: Misses Joev 6
enn, Olive Lind, Jeanie Simpson. Lulu a
yrd, LEILA Oliver, and Nessrs. Parks. Il
NTH, Sax, Barden, Ayers, Marshall and a
verett.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Conrre- O
Ational church will give literary and n
lusical entertainment at that house of n
orship next Friday evening. The pro- n
ramme will consist IN part OF the follow
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anu NilVi uS'''s .s'.s..-............. T.
efltdtlou I'VE Hunter
iolh SOLO Harry Elliott :
ecltaton ....Mattie Chapman
oedi 500 ..'....... Mrs. kumm
ecltauon .............r.......... Nellie Jameson n
utar solo........ ........i.. Ken May Mcleod | a
'lect reading. Anna McDermott
'tNatloh Joey Fem ! .