The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-19

-..y1 "A fences besides more extensive
repairs and Numerous new ouiioin&s
~ bicb are now In course OF construction- |
A very pleasant event the first OF the
week was surprise party Slvsn 20 ~.
inc. II was the crystal anniversary OF
thar marriage and having been invited
out for the evening by the piotters tneir
home was taken possession OF by aDous
o. friends. Upon their return they were
a est brought before "Rev." c. II. Plum
mer who reunited the happy couple.
They were then presented with beauti-
fui cut glass berry service after wnicn
social evening was passed by those pres
| ent.
Mrs. Walter Cooper win entertain on
| Saturday afternoon in honor OF Mrs. faul
| Mccormick of Billings, who 10 visiting
| her sister, Mrs. M. l. Hoyt OF this place.
The Maverick Dancing club held their
1 sslast dance" two weeks ago. but OWING 70
/ the treasurer having considerable money
4 on hand another last dance was gwen on
1 Friday evening. It was the usual pleas
4 ing affair for which this club has been
noted, and owing to q depleted treasury
will end the dances of the Maverick CLUB
for the summer.
Mrs. DAVIS Wilson took the place OF
her husband, Rev. Davis Wilson, on
L Sunday last and read sermon at the
Spring Hill school house, Mr.. Wilson be-
ing east attending the general assembly,
\ Mrs. Wilson is an exceedingly interest
u ing reader and the service Sunday was
a much enjoyed by the Spring Hill people.
I One of the first canyon picnics of this
year was headed by Prof. Maiden OF the
| college last Sunday. the party going afoot
from Bozeman to the head OF Lyman
creek. reaching snow before returning.
i J. N. Bridgewater, living near Spring
Hill in this valley. has . chicken which
was hatchcd on Wednesday last that has
four perfect legs and feet. The chicken
A is alive and has evory appearance OF hv-
ing. This il probably the result OF feed
ing Gallatin valley Rrain-it raises cnick-
| ems with four drumsticks.
Judge E. ]. Armstrong returned from
visit to his family in Colorado, where they
4 are visiting, on Sunday morning.
Miss Dorcas Borgers left for her homo
| in Neillsville, Wis.,, the last OF the week,
stopping over with her brother in Billings
for few days on the way.
II Ned Latta is at Crevasse City, in Emf
, grant gulch, this week looking into pusi-
| ness in that thriving mining center.
= S. r. Hamilton.and w. j. Davies. two
D | of Bozeman's photographers, left by team
; for the Madison valley Sunday with tent
T and photograph outfit. Their first stop
will be Pony and then Virginia City.
? They are to be out all summer.
Noah R. King, who has been absent for
nearly year in Madison county, returned
i | to Bozeman Saturday. III
!; Charles N. Hamblin. treasurer OF the
4 Gallatin Light. Power q Railway com
{ pany, was in Bozeman the last OF the
! ! week, and from here goes to visit otnel
! plants in which he is Interested IN the
! western part OF the state.
w. A. Blizzard spent the week in town
!, coming from Toston where he is placer
I mining. He reports Is men on the
! ground and the preliminary work pannins
4 out good wages. sft
!. William Kermode, sr., formerly OF
= Bozeman, came over from Livingston
2, Saturday and will probably remain hers
3 for the summer working at his trade as {
stone mason.
e Rev. A. Wormser and son Peter, wen
d to Big Timber Tuesday on short BUS
e ness trip.
e Mrs. ]. N. Van Zandt, who has beer
q visiting friends and relatives in New der
sey for the past month, returned home OF
a Wednesday last.
Congressman Hartman left for Helen
~ to look after the complete examinatio
y of applicants for cadets.
4 K. M. Gardner left Monday for Pitts
burg, Pa, going as delegate from Tn
:, Helena Presbytery to attend the genera
a. assembly now in session at that place.
A. "Bud" Story. oldest son of Nelso
a. Story of this place, leaves for Kansa
a | City shortly and will be married there Q
n June 10th. The young lady is Miss Eth
Lue Mayo.
al Miss Minnie Conroy left for Chicago o
r Monday morning after a months Wis
in i with her parents and her many friene
es here.
m President Reid of the Agricultural co
lie lepe left for Anaconda Tuesday mornin
q going over for the purpose OF marryir
Mt one of his former pupils now residing
Die that place.
.8e AIudicrous sight on Main street th
n week was rig driven by two boys. II
up horse was thin and skinny and upon 2
- front legs he wore q pair of pants, whi
ed one hind leg was roughly bandaRed WI
IT. rags. the cart was q pair of iron NOV
b. wheels with shafts and q seat ntted
al them.
u W.T.. Davis. ex-city attorney, Is rus
he eating in Salt Lake City for few days.
rs A conference of committees from 4
re various lodges of secret societies oil BOZ
man will BIO held shortly to take into &C
| Alteration the matter of q grand pier
u for the Fourth of July.
ne BIT. Stanton, treasurer of the Bene
a., Owenhouse company, Assistant Cash
q George Cox of the Commerciai manor
, bank and John Walsh are attending
en- | silver convention at Salt Lake lily
i,Ia week.
om The annual meeting OF the Bozem
AZ w. G. T. u. was held in the Christi
ara church on Friday last, Mrs. w. w. w,
our presiding. !,
fsf w. C.. Miller was over from Myersp'
, a the last of the week for few days.
on Mrs. Thomas w. Catlin of Deer Lot
is visiting Mrs. 4. w. Traphagen here.
hi Mrs. Thos. Kirk is at her old home
- Mahoningtown, Pa, for a short visit. +.
ne Charley Ruffner is off duty this W
~ owing to an accident while riding q bu
nj ing broncho on Sunday last. he st
- with the animal, but one of his,au
- Jumps severed one of the ligament? Q
IA. the abdomen. which is quite painful
leaves him unable to walk. oeN
- Miss Alma Stevenson of Livinrsto
|, the guest of Mrs. Nelson McGiilen
~ week.
'we Hon. T. ]. Lynde returned from til