The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-02

I ANDHo q ~. lie mousse was DTOIuSeI
decorated with flowers in honor of tn
occasion, and in fact was a perfec
bower. The wedding party stood II
the pay window of the parlor which
was adorned with ported plants anC
smllaX- over the heads of the happ!
couple was suspended a large ball o
white snowballs. The bride wore Z
charming gown of cream silk, will
chiffon trimming. and carried a larg'
bouquet OF white La France roses
She was attended by Miss Kate Rad
emaker. who was becomingly gowneC
IN white Swiss over pink crepe dJ
chine, and carried a bouquet of pinl
La France roses. Grant S. Lam
port acted as best man. The marriage
service of the Episcopal church was
read by Rev. c. II. Reinsberg, rector
OF st. Luke's. 1t was intended that
the Rev. Father Coopman should per.
form the ceremony, as the bride is a
member of the Roman Catholic church
but he missed the train at Livingston
ana consequently could not reach town
in time. Only the near friends and rel
| atives of the contracting parties were
present. and after the ceremony they
| all sat down to an elegant collation.
| the table being handsomely decorated
| with cut flowers. The newly welded
| pair have gone to housekeeping in a
cozy cottage on Thirtieth street with
| the best wishes of their friends for a
1
Earl Morse has gone out to the Ash
ley ranch. where he expects TO spend
| his summer holidays.
II. G. Williams and family have gone
to their Wyoming ranch for an outing.
Mr.. Funk, manager Of the Western
Union Telegraph. icomphpys retbrhed
| after a months vacation last weelss
Mrs. j. A. G1lsdorf. who has sbeeh tn~
der the care of physicians in Chicago
for the last six months. returned to her
home in Billings last Friday quite re-
stored to health.
Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Becker and boy
went up to Hunters Hot Springs last
Saturday. Mr. Becker returned Mon
day morning, but Mrs. Becker and lit
tie Harry expect to stay for a while
longer.
Mr.. Stone and c. II. Grinnell of Sheri-
dan, spent last Sunday i'm town.
Miss Shoemaker, county superintend-
ent, spent several days out of town last
week visiting the country schools.
w. w. Beasley is in town this week.
Mr.. Boardman, editor of the Gazette.
is laid up with an attack of rheuma-
tsm.
J. L. Sanford was down from his
ranch this week.
Miss Connolly. sister of F. B. Con-
nelly who has been visiting her BROTH
er here for several months, will start
next week for her home I'm Illinois.
Bert Shorey paid Billings a visit this
week.
O. G. Smart of Meagher county. is
visiting his brother-in-law, w. Linton.
Mrs. A. L. Babcock, who has been
visiting friends in Helena for the past
few weeks, returned home on Sunday.
Mrs. Paul Mccormick returned from
visit to her sister, Mrs. Hoyt, in Boze-
man, last Monday.
ii. F. Clement returned on Tuesday
from trip to his sheep ranches.
Mrs. Dewar and Mrs Harrell took a
run over to the Crow agency this
week.
S. Durbin is looking after his horse
interests here, having arrived from
Oregon last Monday.
Mrs. Alex Graham and her two little
boys are visiting friends near Lewis
town.
Mrs George Butler is enjoying visit
from Mrs. Hugh Campbell of St Xav-
Ter. Mo.
Miss Anna Rixon has gone to Boze-
man, where she will spend the next
fortnight visiting her relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Culladen.
S. Garven came in from his cattle
ranch on Wednesday.
w. Nj. Gordon of Columbus, was in
town this week.
]. B. Herford has gone out to the
Musselshell country
John Ramsey has gone out to pay a
visit to his horse ranch.
a meeting of the Lawn Tennis club
was held last Friday evening, when r.
+. Gray was elected president and Mr..
secretary and treasurer.
Edmond Butler of Miles City, was in
town last Monday.
w. b. Sleeper returned from Chicago
last Thursday and will make his head
quarters in Billings until fall. He is
the live stock commission
house of Combe, Beason & Co. of Union
stock yards, Chicago.
j. j. Ricky spent a few days in town
this week.
Captain Watson of the Crow agency,
spent Thursday in town.
Mrs. +. ID. Baker and children have
arrived from Omaha and have Joined
Mr.. Baker here.
A. c. Tompkins and his little son,
Ben, who had been spending a few
days at the sheep ranch. returned on
Wednesday to town.
Harry Woods. who broke his arm
some weeks ago. and has since been
at his home i'm Wyoming
has returned to town restored to
health.
L. c. Day was down from Living
ston this week.
George A. Roberts returned from
Butte last Tuesday.
Last Friday night +. L. Happel left
for California, where he expects To
make a lengthy visit.
j. V. Chauvin of the Chauvin Furni-
ture company, Butte, stopped over to
visit Billings Wednesday morning on
his way home from a purchasing trip
m the East.
T.. l.. Boardman of the Gazette, is |
to his house by an attack of |
rheumatism.
Charles ID. Greenfield. editor of the |
Stockman and Farmer of Helena, paid |
4 visit to our city this week.
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That |
Contain Mercury,
Is mercury will surely destroy the sense of |
smell and completely derange the whole system |
when entering IL through the mucous surfaces.