The Anaconda standard., 1895-05-26
REALM OF SOCIETY
Continued From Page Ten.

now looking; about for funds to get new
chairs. The league intends TO get op-
era chairs for this room, and II will
then have one OF the neatest meeting
places in the city.
Roy Martin, who married Miss An
villa Hill of this place week ago, was
presented with the residence now oc-
cupied by Alex Proffitt on South Boze-
man street this week by his father,
j. E. Martin. The house will be fur
nished as soon as vacated by Mr..
Proffitt, when the happy couple will
move into their new home.
W. A. francis, travelling salesman for
Nelson Story & Co., millers, has sew
cred his connection with that company,
and the house will be represented by
Elias Story, junior partner and man.
ager of the business, in the future.
The mill will be in charge of Nelson
Story, jr., during his absence
Rev. S. ]. Harmeling of the Dutch
Reformed church is in this city, coming
from South Dakota, where he has been
acting in the capacity of synodical mis-
sionary. He comes to Bozeman to look
over this valley with view TO locating
here in the near future, and is the guest
of Rev. A. Wormser.
Z. d. Ellis has been learning to ride
the bicycle this week. He has now got
so he can keep his seat, but has to go
Wyman Ellis was over from Butte
the last of the week visiting his many
friends in Bozeman the Beautiful.
Miss Ferris opened a kindergarten
at her home on Black street Monday
morning, about 20 little tots attending
Rev. William Jack arrived from
Princeton last Sunday morning, and
preached at the Presbyterian church
morning and evening. He will occupy
the pulpit of this church for the sum-
mer months, or until a permanent pas
tor is secured for the place.
The Ideal minstrels, which have been
practicing for visit to Livingston
Wednesday next, have decided to give
a performance at the opera house here
on Tuesday evening.
Julius Lehrkind left for the East FRI
day morning, going on business con-
nected with the new brewery.
John Lamey, postal clerk between
Bozeman and Butte, has been relieved
from the Sunday run, the mail to be
supplied on Sundays by locked pouches
which will be thrown by the baggage
man on Train No. at Three Forks,
Sappington, Whitehall and Butte. This
leaves out a few of the smaller places
on this run, which will not receive
mail on Sundays hereafter.
Miss Florence Foster has taken a
school in the Rea district and drives
out and back from this place every day
now.
Born-Tuesday, to Mr. and Mrs. j.
w. Kirschner. a daughter.
r. B. Chisolm was UP from Man
haitian Monday.
Mrs. B. F. Sanborn, wife of Deputy
Assessor Sanborn, was in Bozeman for
a few days this week, stopping with
Mrs. r. t. Barnett at the Laclede.
A very pretty display the last of the
week was the window full of lava and
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This is something new for Bozeman,
and excited a good deal Of attention.
Max Hoffbauer, a cousin of Mrs.
Thomas Healey, came in from the East
Thursday morning. He halls from Buff
falo, Iowa, and win work at the new
brewery.
A. o. Campbell, the last of the three
mineral land commissioners recently
appointed to the Bozeman district. ar
rived from Hamilton, Ohio, Wednesday
morning.
John Walsh and George Cox returned
from week at Salt Lake City the first
of the week.
G. w. Flanders went to Miles City
Sunday, and will spend the summer on
his sheep ranch near that place.
Miss Lille Nutting made a quick
trip to Laurel the first of the week,
being called there by the serious ILL
ness of her sister, Mrs. Lucius Nutting.
She returned on Thursday morning, the
doctors believing her sister to be out
of danger.
ID. H. Brooks, who has had charge of
the c. r. Grogan stock of goods at
Belgrade for some months past, re-
turned to Bozeman the first of the
week.