The Anaconda standard., 1895-11-21
THEY'RE GOING HONE
Grading Crews on the Castle Road
Quit for the Winter.
HAPPY MARRIED COUPLES
Manager Livingston Is Disgusted-
Flowers and Literature "A
New Residence : Other
Bozeman News.

Special Correspondence of the Standard.
Bozeman. Nov. 19.-The Castle rail-
road contractors decided to quit work
with their grading outfits this week
and all but two crews have left the
line of the road for their homes. These
two crews are in the canyon above
Bakers ranch. one busying itself with
the rock work in the narrow canyon
and the second. having 10 scrapers and
quite crew of men. is throwing dirt
just past the narrow part of the cam
yon and working towards Robinson's
ranch three miles beyond. The major
dty of the grading is finished from
Toston to Bakers ranch and with the
exception Of bridging the streams is
ready for the construction train to
push out the ties and rails and make
q veritable railroad. Whether work
was abandoned for financial reasons or
on account Of the frozen condition of
their intended right of way has not
been given out, but as they have de-
clared all along that the construction
train would run to Baker by Christ
mas. 1t looks as though the former
was the cause of the withdrawing of
the graders. as has been done
A number of ranchmen have lost
their faith in the company, as bills,
oft promised but never paid, were pre-
sented al the HEADQUARTERS of the COM
pany at Toston bv the ranchmen this
week. but even a personal visit avail
ed nothing and the ranchmen returned
TO their homes on upper Sixteen with
out the cash.
Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Keown came
in from Livingston Tuesday morning.
The wedding of these two prominent
young people having occurred at the
home of the brides parents in LiV-
inQEfnn M0nnaU M
was Miss Augusta Bowers. one of the
most beautiful young ladies of the
WINDY City," and Mr.. Keown is game
warden for Gallatin county, prominent
in the fire department here and cap
tain of Company II. Montana National
Guards. The wedding was a very
quiet one. less than 20 friends being
present, but the presents were many,
choice and costly. The happy couple
have secured the neat brick cottage
opposite Judge Luce's on Black street,
and will be at home after Nov. 25
Manager Livingston of the opera
house is disguised. He has been asked
repeatedly in the last two years by the
anti-operatic element here, why he did
not have less of the common shows
and occasionally a lecture. musical en-
tertainment. concert or something of
that nature. The cries for these things
got so strong that Mr.. Livingston this
fall engaged Bragg e. Muller's grand
star entertainment course. which was
to give six splendid attractions at the
opera house this winter. The fourth
came off upon Tuesday evening and
the attendance was in keeping with
the three which had been previously
given. The attraction was Benjamin
c. Chaplin, the impersonator. most per-
feet In all that he undertook and
worthy a crowded house If ever man
was, but greeted bv a house containing
81 people. When Manager Livingston
caters to the tastes of this class, who
are so loud in their cries for reform
again, he SAYS he win have passed on
to a place where he hopes to be able
to make ii appropriately hot for them
Ed l.. Fridley of this place and Mrs
Mamie Davis of Fridley were married
at the Frazier house here on Tuesday
evening at $50 o'clock. the ceremony
being performed bv Rev. ]. Z. Squires
Mr.. Fridley has been a resident of Gal
latin and Park counties for 81 years
having owned the principal livery busi-
ness OF Bozeman now for a long time,
and besides knowing every man in
Gallatin county he has friends in every
city in the state. Mrs. Davis is almost
stranger here. having been in the
state but three wears. Mr.. and Mrs
Fridley will reside in the Kitterer
house on North Bozeman street.
Mrs. Lilly b. Safiev. wife of DR. L.
T.. Safely of this place. died here at
1880 Tuesday morning after an Illness
of but 10 davs. Mrs. Safely had not
been strong for number of years, but
her death at this time was caused by
congestion of the brain. Mrs. S. A.
Shearer. mother of the deceased, was
east She was wired at Newton, Kas.,
and will arrive here on Friday morn
ing and the funeral will occur at 1870
p. m, Friday. from the residence on |
I'D 90 Mrs Cot 80
this place is a sister of the deceased |
and Charles T. Shearer of Helena, a |
brother.
A little i-year-old daughter of Rev. |
and Mrs. w. S. Hornbuckle died Tues |
day morning of typhoid fever and was |
buried from the NJ E. church south at /
10 o'clock Wednesday morning.
George II. Scott. for some months |
past travelling correspondent for the |
New Issue. left for Livingston on Sat- |
urday to begin work at that point IN /
the interest of the Fairview Nursery /
of Hamilton. Mont. He will spend the |
winter canvassing Eastern Montana /
and give his spare moments to writing \
articles for the Rocky Mountain Hus-
bandman on horticulture and getting /
new subscribers for that hustling agrl-
cultural sheet.
ID. T. Powell and Mrs. Clara Remlng-
ton purchased license TO wed on sat
urday. adding one more to the long /
list OF couples having matrimonial in 4
tentions during the past few months in
Bozeman.
Malcolm Mcleod OF Manhattan. who 1
has been for some time with the Man .
haitian Mercantile company. is erecting Il
a s. 1000 residence lust across the street
from Walter Edwards home al Man
haitian. Mr.. Mcleod viii leave shortly L
for Prince Edward Islands and return
with a better half.
Tom Howard. night clerk at the La
clede. has given IL out that his en-