The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-13

maculate linen and fairly groaned be-
meath their weight Of luxJries. II was a
splendid spread and the ladies who ten
dered tho banquet received no scant
amount of praise for the excellent cult
nary taste displayed. The officers in
stalled were: Eminent commander, W.
L. Z. McCaw; generallismo, G.. =. Wells;
captain general, Ike ". Baker; recorder,
j. c. Villas; treasurer, ID. a. McCaw;
preiate. L. {. Day; senior warden, W. E.
Thompson; junior warden. j. +. Swindle-
hurst; standard bearer, j. 4. Savage;
sentinel, James Ennis.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the National Park bank was held Tues
day and the election resulted in all the
old directors and officers being retained.
Tho officers are President. +. II. Tai
colt; vice president. ". ID. Ellis; cashier.
]. c. Villas; assistant cashier, ID. A, Nc
Cav. The bookkeeper is ". b. Bowen.
There was born to the wife of Joseph
Whyatt, on Tuesday, a daughter.
Martin Luther. tho Sledgehammer of
tho Reformation will be the pastors
subject at the Baptist church Sunday
evening.
Cards are out announcing a masquerade
ball to be given at the opera house on tho
evening of Jan. % under the auspices of
the Livingston Brass band. One section
of the grand march will be lead by tho
band boys in new and novel costumes.
The committees are: Invitation-N. 4.
Ayres, c. +. Simpson, ;. NJ. I'VE, G. L.
Macumber, Henry Samples and James
Graham. Reception-Clarence Baden,
Joe Elbcrling, o. Lewis, j. J. Boyce and
n EIar1a Tptra1nrffnr- 4
Henry Sample, {. L. Macumber, s. NJ.
Nye and y. A. Ayres. Doors. NJ. Nye,
q. $. Anderson, c. p. Flaglo and John
Graham.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist
church gave n night cap social at the home
of Mrs. b. l.. Cook Friday evening. 4
largo number Of young people were in at
| tendance, excellent refreshments were
served and n very enjoyable time was had.
| brilliant social event occurred at the
parlors of the Albemarle Thursday even
ming, the occasion being the semi-monthly
card of tho Livingston Order OF E.ks
| The creme do la creme of this city's So
ciety was out in force and manipulated
| the pasteboards in a dcxterious manner.
The playing was spirited, tho conversa-
| ton brilliant, tho favors handsome SOU
venirs and the lunch exceedingly dainty.
At a business meeting of the Yellow
stone club. held Monday evening, Mrs.
f. "A. Scheuber was elected president.
/ Miss Annie AicDermott vice president
and Mrs. +. s. Monical secretary and
treasurer. The club will meet again
| Tuesday evening at the home of Miss
Ballingcr. when Miss AIcDermott will
read an article. entitled "a Survey OF the
Years Fiction
The Ladies' guild of the Episc opal
| church will meet next "Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. L. W. Barker.
Rev. +. :. Writer will preach at the Con-
gregational church Sunday evening about
the spirit world, taking for his theme,
'Cau Our Absent Friends Appear to Us
in Their Spirit Form, if Not, Why Not"
Ricketts, Troubadours will appear at
the opera house in this city Monday even
ing. The company IS said to be first
class and capable of entertaining a cos
mopolitau audience.
Master Mechanic Angus Brown is back
from visit with relatives and friends at
| Ontario, Canada.
A. NJ. Eslcr OF Helena returned Wednes-
day from the Emigrant mining district.
Yardmaster Oliver of Butte was a Liy-
ingston visitor tho past week.
Capt. George ). Anderson, superintend-
ent of the National park, spent several
days in Helena this week.
Night Clerk I'd Daily of the Albemarle
is back from a Two months visit with
| Wisconsin relatives.
Attorney John 4. Smith visited Boze-
man Monday.
Miss Pleasie Hodgen has been spend
ing the week with Butte friends.
Louis Weigel is sojourning at Hunters
Springs.
Arthur Ferte OF Great Falls is in tho
city on a visit with his parents.
Arthur Schott returned Wednesday
from visit with his brothers at Great
| Falls.
Captain Scott of Fort Yellowstone
passed the week in Livingston.
Attorneys A. J. Campbell, sydney Fox
and L. &. Day are back from trip to Hell
ena, where they attended the annual
meeting of the State Bar ASSOCIATION, of
which Mr.. Day was president.
Lee Warren and w. 4. Francis we're
over from Bozeman Thursday.
City Treasurer Woods returned the
first of the week from a business visit to
Billings.
r. III. Talcott spent several days in Hell
ena the past week and will return TO the
permanent capital Tuesday to lobby
| against the Sweet Grass county bill.
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