The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-02
REALM OF SOCIETY
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| weeds to a late hour, while the chang,
which was coming over his lily whit,
| nands was a matter of great pride {,
him. Then the frost came and OF
Memorial day he was truly in mourn
ing.
As far as the grain in the valley
goes. however. IL is i'm fine condition
not being far enough advanced yet to b,
| anected by the frosts. and to the grain
the rains have been of inestimab bic
good, as II was becoming very dry in
the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Coloden entertained
a large gathering of young people al
their home on Babcock street Friday
evening, the event being a reception
10 Miss Rixon OF Billings. who is their
guest this week Refreshments were
served and delightful evening pass
ed by the young people. Mrs. Golden
being a very pleasant hostess. Those
invited were: Misses Libbie Wake
field. Flora Miner. Lena and Gerta
Luce. Maud Martin. Anna Hilix, Es-
telle Flowers, Nettie and May Make.
Kate Y. Calvin, Nora and Edna Robin
son, Florence Foster. Hattie Award,
Grace Maiden. Eleanor and Kate Fer
rfs. Alice Lewis. Miss Prout and Miss
Hogan. and Messrs. Elias Story. Presi-
dent Reid. w. NJ. Cobleigh, ]. V. and
~. *. tAsbury. Elmer Ray, Fred WILL
son. Professor Ryson. Professor Chan
dlsr, ST. John Liddeil. Vreeland Place
A A. Bfaten. Peter Wormser. Lloyd
r. Hood. Charley Ruffner. Sam Men
denhall. John Maxey. c. w. jackson,
Lou Martin, Mr.. and Miss Bogert.
One OF Bozennan's school teachers re-
ceived q letter from her home in Ne
braska this week stating that the crops
in that state promise to be a failure
again this year owing to the lack of
rain. The letter gave this young lady
to understand that the dust arose in
such clouds from the parched earth
that the sun got stuck and could not
revolve on its course. thereby increas-
ing the hours of heat in that district.
William Beck was over from Butte
this week looking after his many in
terests here
The first issue of the College Expon-
ent came out on Friday. The paper is
only 10 cents a year; IL is both inter
esting and attractive in appearance.
and starts out with very large list of
NJ. A. Maydendorf of Helena. who lee
tured at this place on Russian pris-
ons and Siberian exile a short time
ago, was In BoZeman on Friday.
The Ideal minstrels gave a perform
ance at the opera house Thursday
evening, which drew a large audience.
The singing was excellent. the weak
point. If any, being the jokes, which
as a whole were poor.
The mineral land commissioners
have taken the Office rooms lately va
Gated by the Gallatin Abstract COM
pany in the Brown block. which will
be their headquarters in future.
Rev. George ID. King of Meadow
Creek was in Bozeman this week for
a short visit.
Mrs. Fred A. Fielding. who has been
at her old home at Lowell. Mass. for
some months past, returned home on
Wednesday morning.
Miss Ella Johnston has accepted a
school at Salesville for the summer
and left for there the first of
he week.
George d. Thomas, formerly owner
IF the Empire Touring mills at Spring |
Hill, returned to BoZeman the first of |
he week. after an absence of nearly |
/ year at his old home in Belleville, |
NJ.
Rev. Jacob Mills visited Helena on |
business the first of the week.
Mrs. Frank w. Rich and children |
eft Bozeman Thursday. going TO Gin |
labar. in Park county. Mr.. Rich is |
from that place. and they |
will make their home there, at least |
or the summer months.
John NJ. Robinson left for Chicago |
Wednesday. going on business con-
lected with a cultivator which he had
recently.
f. Berry Martin was at Livingston
his week, going over on Saturday
asst.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Marlowe of Elgin, Ill.
vas in Bozeman this week on a bust
less trip. arriving Sunday morning.
Postmaster J. F. Ogle and wife were
lp from Manhattan Thursday to at
end the memorial services here.
j. Il. Quantic and wife came over
rom Revenue TO spend the week with
riends here. and to look after their
anch near Bridge canon.
Charles Warner spent Friday in the
ity, coming down from Timberline.
+. Vaughn, foreman of Charles
Auceney's cattle ranch near Manhat-
an, was visiting his father James
Taughn of this place. on Thursday
Thomas Callaghan of Three Forks
vent through Bozeman this week.
ound for the park, going over to bid
Ipon the government road contract
Don to be let.
NJ. NJ Brooks was up from his ranch
I Central Park on Thursday.
G. G. Fuller spent the week with his
amily here. coming i'm from Butte.
nd as a part of his baggage brought
n a fine new Columbia wheel.
The new time table which goes into
fleet on the Northern Pacific Sunday.
he I'd, gives no material change to
soZeman, one train arriving Is and
he other II minutes later than under