The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-12

has done more for this section than
could well be estimated. The week
ended with a fall OF three inches or
snow. which is the first snow for two
months. and probably the last for this
season.
Bozeman society has been very quiet
but business Is good. and the prospects
for good crops are such as to give
promise OF a very prosperous season,
and everyone is busy and happy.
One Of the largest gatherings In
Armory hall In the past year was az
the students ball Friday evening Tne
ball was given by 10 OF the college boys
"A r. Macintosh, l.. Wolverton. Il.
V. Blankenship. e. b. Flaherty. ]. Fftz-
gerald. r.. Sales, O. =. Morgan, w.
Crowley. Ora vestal and Hugh NC
Elroy. The hall was beautifuliy
college colors also being conspicuous
in the decorations.
Each one purchasing ticket was
presented with the college colors Ior
himself and ladies. the blue and gold
ribbons admitting them to the bali
room. Pecks orchestra furnished rn~
was partaken of at Mrs. James Fftz-
gerald's restaurant.
Mrs. c. c. Fuller entertained a few
friends Thursday evening at her nome
on Wallace street. The fall OF snow
was taken advantage OF to sugar OH,
everyone eating all they could OF ma
pie sugar, after which the evening was
passed with music.
Mrs. w. N. wylie, president Of the
| Montana w. G. T. u, was TO speak az
Miles City last week. but was detained
by the illness Of her daughter Grace.
| She left for that place the last OF TINS
week. and will speak at Miles City on
| Sunday.
]. w. Passmore of Butte was IN
| Bozeman Tuesday, looking after the IN
terest OF the book department or the
Anaconda Standard.
Fasweli Woody. known to every ear
ly day Montanan as Wooay wsi nas
his name down upon the pages OF MOI
tana history as one OF the pravest
frontiersmen of the early days In the
Northwest. at one time he ana two
companions standing on 600 sioux w g,-
Horn, This fight holds prominent
place In the Chronicles OF the feliow-
stone" and a fight against greater
odds has probably never been RECORDED
in the history Of any country. Inc
three men lived to take part III may ny
indians. Mr. Woody being the only one
OF the three now alive. He has bought
him a farm In old Missouri. and VIII
return 10 his home there In a few days.
where he will probably end his DAYS IN
single blessedness, he, like so many OF
the old timers. never having been mar
ried.
Miss Grace stanton. Eddie Howard
and Foley Waters. who were delegates
to the Christian Endeavor convention
at Missoula. returned home FRIDAY
morning Miss Florence Foster remain-
ing with friends at Missoula for day
or two. .
The death of Mrs. Walter Caldwell
In the valley this week was a very SAD
event Mrs Caldwell having been mar
ried but two years and leaving papy
girl but three weeks old. The funeral
took place from the Baptist church
Thursday afternoon, the house being
filled with the friends OF the family.
Two of the prettiest windows on
Main street this week have been those
of the w. c. T. II. coffee house. There
are SO potted plants In these two win
dows, and OF these. Is were In blossom.
six OF the remaining nine being foliage
plants. The roses. of which thereeare
a number, have attracted special atten-
ton.
Mrs. f. p. Caldwell returned to Boze-
man this week. after two months
visit with friends in Portland, Ore.
NJ. J. Digman of Three Forks spent
Tuesday in Bozeman.
President Reid OF the agricultural
college was one of the speakers at the
Christian Endeavor convention AZ Mis-
soula this week.
Congressman Hartman, George L.
Ramsey, w. ID. Flowers. NJ. NJ. Black
Bozemanites who visited Montana's
capital this week.
Mrs. Lizzie Kinkade, who started a
hospital in the old Harper house on
Main street a few weeks ago. has gone
TO Twin Bridges to take charge or the
children's hospital In the orphan an,
the only professional nurse In Bozeman
for some weeks past. and with her de-
parture this place Is left without a
first-class nurse. Helena or Butte If
the nearest place from which nurse
can be obtained in case OF sickness.
George 4. Barnaby spent the week
with his family here.
Levatt Black and William Nevitt
were home the first OF the week from
their placer ground In the old Emil
grant gulch.
Mrs. p. c. Robertson came over from
Radersburg the first OF the week and
is the guest of Mrs. Ike ". Smith.
Frank J. Davies. the new mineral
land commissioner. representing the
Northern Pacific railroad In this dis
trict. came In from st. Paul Wednes'
day morning.
The mineral land commissioners fol-
this district. James A. Johnson OF
Chestnut. Mr.. Blackwell OF Florida and
Mr.. Davies, representing the railroad
are at work In the land office here
They have to look up all patented land
} and TO make maps and charts OF al
the ground to be gone over before they
! can begin their work In the neid.
The ideal minstrels are still practic,
ing for their trip to Livingston. and
} are now expecting to have four Of
Bozeman's best lady singers along
The trip will be made from here with
two four and ono six-horse rigs. as tbs
railroad charges are too steep 10 aiiov
OF % members going over by rail.
: Tom Cooney was over from Helens
. Wednesday, looking up the minera
! land commissioners.
: r.. T. Barnett. county assessor. and
County Attorney w. l. Holloway Wis