The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-24

Tho session of the Presbyterian churc
OF this place, after careful canvass o
the members of the church, has decide
TO issue n call TO Rev. L. V. Moore of tn
First Presbyterian chu rch of Helena I
become the pastor of the First Presby
terrain church of Bozeman to take tn
place of Rev. r. NJ. Donaldson, the pres
ent pastor, who leaves for Wooster. Ohio
on April l. Rev. Mr.. Moore is we'll know
in Bozeman, having filled the pulpit @
this church at various times in the las
few years and the call issued by the Boze
man church TO him will be unanimous.
w. NJ. Mau-hn and his wife, who have
been visiting friends in St. Paul, stopped
oil in Bozcman on their way back to thei
home at Portland, Ore, for a few days
with Mrs. Maughn's sister, Mrs. Frank
! Kyle.
On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Maughn and Frank Kyle and his wife
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. S. G..
Phillips, tea being served.
Matt w. Anderson. business manager OF
the Courier, visited Livingston this week
on important business, relative TO mining
properties on Six Mile in which Mr.. AL
| derson is heavily interested.
L. 5. Lahm, who has been in the grocery
department of the Benepe- Oweuhouse
company for the past year, left with his
family for Belgrade on Tuesday, where he
goes to take charge of the branch house
OF this firm at that place. Herman
Moser, who has had charge at Belgrade,
will return to Bozeman. but c. A. Made n
will remain at Belgrade in charge of the
implement and grain department of the
business there.
j. w. kirschner returned from a trip
East on Saturday, where he has been for
the purpose of purchasing new goods for
the Benepe-Owenhouse company.
"a card party, followed by a candy pull,
was enjoyed at the home of Col. L. f.
Ferris on Thursday evening by q few of
the young people. Those present were (:
Misses Kate and Eleanor Ferris. Estelle
Flowers, Lou Martin, Fred Wilson and
Charles ChisoIm.
On Sunday last MIR. and Mrs. L. s..
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Fielding,
Fred Wilson, Miss Kate Calvin and Miss
May Pfouts were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherman g. Phillips at their pleas
ant cottage on Seventh street, quiet
Sunday dinner being served at 2:30.
Miss Pfouts, who has been visiting Mrs.
Phillips for the past two weeks, returned
to her home in Butte on Tuesday morn
ing.
Hon. II. j. Lynde went over to Helena
on Monday morning in the interest of his
arid land bill, returning home on Thurs
day.
Hon. C. w. Hoffman and his wife re-
turned from the East on Tuesday morn
ing.
Miss Julia Early has returned from her
visit to Livingston and will remain with
Mrs. L. E. Buell. here for the summer
months.
Mrs. Lucy j. Gragg, wife of DIR. Gragg,
died at this place on Monday, after suffer-
ing many months from paralysis. This
leaves TO the doctors charge three little
ones, two boys and one girl.
Attorney j. NJ. Parker of Boulder.
n brother of Mrs. DIR. Gragg. who died on
Monday last arrived in Bozeman before
his sisters death and remained until after
the funeral.
Lee Word of the law firm of Smith &
Word of Helena attended court in Boze-
man this week.
Fred c. Crounse, who has been acting
as Sunday school missionary in eastern
Montana for some months, has accepted
a position as bookkeeper for the Boze-
man Milling company.
John Enos, brother of Express Mes
senger James Enos, who runs between
Bozeman and Butte, is visiting his
brother here this week. er
Mrs. j. A. Harvey visited Butte tho first
Of the week, returning home Friday morn
ng. .H
Mayor Ramsey left for Helena on bust
ness the first of the week.
Charles Anderson, the foreman of the !
4uant Courier, loft Saturday morning for |
he western part of the state. He will |
1isit the newspaper offices at Butte, Hell |
ma and other points.
Miss Ruby Tucker of Huntsburg, Ohio.
'ame in from Burton, Kan, where she |
las been visiting the last of the week and |
will remain for the summer with her sis
err, Mrs. c. {. Fuller of this place.
Mrs. L. w. Kidd, who has been very in
he past month, has closed her boarding
louse and will make her home in the fu.
urc with Mrs. Charles w. Hoffman. Mrs.
Kidd has always been a close friend of
Hrs. Hoffman, who feels the need of
since the death of her sister,
IS Mr.. Hoffman is away from home much
# the time. Mrs. Kidd has rented her
louse to Lee Haskell of the Bozeman
Mercantile company, who will move to his
lew home the first of the week.
John L. TuGram and Jonas Henderson
listed Whitehall and Limo Spur this
geek in the interest of Mr.. Henderson's
business at this place.
j. II. Gallop, mayor of Gallon in this
ounty, was in Bozeman this week and
ook home with him three sacks of choice
ried fruits, shipped him by his brother
rom southern California.
A. X. Yerkes and b. L. Vail spent the
eek in Butte.
Green Blakely and W. II. Firth of Iiy-
lgston were Bozeman visitors this week.
DIR. w. A. Ludor and DIR. Higgins went
yer to Helena Tuesday.
IN LIVING STON,