The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-24
DEATH0F MRS.M.T. WARE
A Lady Well and PaVorab,y Known in
Western Montana.
AN ORDER TON. P. EMPLOYEES
Livingston Has an Expert Window
Trimmsr-Bicycies Must Not Be
Ridden on the Sidewalks
-Other Notes.
Special Correspondents of the Standard.

Special Correspondence of the Standard.
LIVINGSTON, April 22.-Mrs. Mary Il.
Ware, formerly of Philipsburg, died at
the residence of her daughter, Mrs. +. A.
Scheuber, in this city last Saturday night
at the age of SO years. The funeral, which
was largely attended, took placer from
the family residence Monday forenoon,
the services being conducted by Rev.
James Reid of Bozeman and Rev. John
Hosking of this city.
The following obituary notice has been
handed in for publication by Miss c. A.
Murphy, friend of the bereaved family.
1.-THE deceased was born and married
In New York, but lived most of her life in
Iowa and Minnesota, coming to Montana
seven years ago. She was leifAHidowi
many years ago and devoted her life ~
her children and grandchildren, OF whom
one son, five daughters. "a Grandchildren
and three great grandchildren remain to
mourn their loss. Though somewhat
averse TO society, Mrs. Wares womanly
kindness. cheerful disposition and loving
nature won for her scores of friends who
will read of her death with sincere sorrow
and a sense Of personal loss, for to know
her was to love her. Tue burden of sor-
row that is LAID upon her bereaved rela-
edge that the world has been made better
and purer because of her having lived
She has left precious memory and noble
example"
The following circular letter has been
issued from Northern Pacific headquar-
tiers to employees along the line of the
road: mo person connected with any de-
partment of the Northern Pacific will be
permitted TO engage in other business, or
TO be interested, either directly or indi-
rectly, in any industry the profits of
VIII ch IN be enhanced byfacilites which
his official position may enable him to af-
ford, which would occupy his time or di-
vert attention from official duties. All
persons in the employ of the receivers
must devote themselves exclusively TO
the company's service, attending during
the prescribed hours of the day or night
and residing wherever they may be re-
CURED"
In the April number of Harry Harman's
School of Windot0 Dressing, n Chicago pub
LEGATION devoted TO the interests of win
dow trimmers and storekeepers, appears
a splendid likeness of A. f. Leopold of
the firm of Leopold Bros. of this city. Mr..
Leopold has been n member OF the VIM
dow Dressers' association for q number
of years and is at present the duly ac-
credited Montana representative. The
association will give n mammoth exposi.
ton at Battery ID, Chicago, beginning
Aug. 20 and continuing for 10 days. Mr.,
Leopold will attend the exposition and
compete for tho capital prize of 500 of
fered by the association for the most ar
tistically decorated show window. The
various designs will be arranged in
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sight worth seeing, composed as it viii
be of mechanical and electrical displays
ancient armour, plants, flowers, statuary
drapery, shields, banners aud flags of al
nations, all arranged in one grand artistic
effect. Mr.. Leopold's design will DO IN
electrical and mechanical contriyance
The firms show windows in this city are
always decorated in the highest style
known to the art and attract general at
ienti ion. .uH
The fact that Livingston has an ordi
nance 70 bidding the use of bicycles, tri
cycles aud other wheeled vehicles on tn,
sidewalks of this city wi hin the fire limit
was impressed upon the minds of A. r.
Leopold, George Simon, l.. r. Gould ans
Fred Koehler Sunday afternoon. Thes,
gentlemen were enjoying themselves im
mensely, and for n short time had the
right-of-way on the sidewalks. Unfortu
nately for them, however. Chief of Polio,
Mitchell caught sight OF the festiv,
wheelmen and read the riot act to the
riders. Ii being Sunday, the chief Of pc
lice notified the violators of the city ordi
nance to appear before Magistrate Ross
the next morning and settle matters will
that official. The cyclists did as directe'
and expected to be assessed n fine o
S17.40 each, but in view of the fact that