The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-10
REALM OF SOCIETY
Continued from the Ninth Page

Walsh, Elmer Ray, Louis Howard and
Harry Howard.
Ex-Governor p. II. Leslie, United States
district attorney, was in Bozeman this
week on business connected with the
Christianson counterfeitIng case.
ID. ID. Smith, of the Gallatin Valley
Mercantile company, returned from the
east on Tuesday, having been purchasing
goods for his company.
+. +. Brewer. county jailor, came In the
| last of the week from a visit of number
of months with eastern friends.
ID. ID. Pattee, mayor of Three Forks,
| spent few days with his brother here
the first of the week.
Benjamin Gibson of Central Park, was
in Bozeman Wednesday. Mr.. Gibson is
one of the prominent stockmen of the
lower valley.
On Tuesday j. w. Kirschner of the Be
nepe Owenhouse company left for Chi
cago. where he goes to select spring goods
Tor the clothing and dry goods depart-
ment of the Benepe Owenhouse COM
pany's department store.
Miss Blanche Mackenzie, who has been
spending a number of weeks with friends
in Anaconda, returned home on Thursday
morning.
Mrs. L. II. Talcott returned from a visit
with her son, Banker Talcott of Living
ston, on Thursday morning.
Bob Gordon, who has been in Tilton's
grocery the past month. during the absence
of James II. Robinson, has returned to his
duties at Pony, Mont.
Deputy Sheriff j. +. Keown is on duty
at Belgrade this week in the interests of
the county.
L. c. Childs, formerly proprietor of tho
Hotel Bozeman here, was in the city the
city the first part of the week having ac-
cepted a position as travelling salesman
for George II. \ ewell d Co of Mlnneapo-
lis.
Mrs. j. NJ. Lindley's neice, Mrs. James
II. Pussy of Missoula. came in on Friday
morning for a few days visit with her
aunt.
Daniel Duncan left the last of the week
for Whitehall, NJ ont, where he will prob
ably locate.
Rev. II. NJ. Donaldson went to Deer
Lodge on Friday morning, where upon
the same evening he gave his lecture on
The Hammer of Thor" as given before
the Agricultural college here a few weeks
ago.
Mrs. Train and Mrs. f. NJ. Fisk of Hell
ena are in the city this week stopping
with Miss Josie Miles on Black street.
j. ID. Radford, president of the Big
Timber National bank, is much pleased
over the forming of the new county of
Sweet Grass out of Park county; he
visited Livingston Thursday to cheer up
his friends there who were not so much
pleased with the act of the legislature.
Attorney John Luce Is attending to a
few cases in the supreme court this week
at Montana's capital.
Mrs. Daniel Maxey left for her old homo
at Coal Valley, ILL.,, on Thursday, being
called home by the illness of her mother.
Mrs. Maxey has not been East before for
many years and she will remain for a
long visit.
Mrs Martin Mclean of Virginia city is
visiting her father, Harmon Cleaveland,
coming over on Friday morning.
The Gallatin Valley Social club held a
dance in Armory hall Friday evening
which was we'll attended for the Lenten
season.
Mrs. L. 5. Wilson, who has been visit
ing friends in Montana's capital for the |
past few weeks, returned the first of the !
week.
Friday evening the Young PEOPLES |
Whist club spent a very enjoyable even |
ing with Miss Florence Foster, at the |
home of Professor Foster, of the agrlcul- |
tural experiment station. No home in |
Bozemau entertains more delightfully."- |
than this one with Miss Foster as hos
tess.
j. s. Mendenhall, who has been con-
fined TO his home for number of months,
was warmly welcomed upon his appear
ance down town this week, by his many
friends here. Mr.. Mendenhall is an old |
timer and his friends are the entire |
population of Gallatin valley, who wish
him speedy recovery from his recent ILL