The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-04

and will sell his Bozeman property and
return south in the spring.
E. Hodgman left for Great Falls on
Mondays delayed No. /, where he will re-
main for a number of weeks, and he may
decide to remain.
Miss Minnie Conroy, after an absence
of over a year in St. Paul, returned to her
home here Monday last. Miss Conroy is
very pleasant young lady, with host of
friends in this valley who will welcome
her return.
c. Z. Schweitring and family, who went
from here to Freeport, Penn, last fall. re-
turned on Friday, to again make their
home in Bozeman. Their oldest son,
Fred, remained in the East, seven children
being with them on their return.
w. H. Firth of Livingston was in town
/ the first of the week, returning home
Tuesday.
A new restaurant was opened the last of
| the week in the room recently vacated by
Maxwell Bros. by E. H. Burket, who came
to Bozeman from the East in November
last.
Mrs. A. E. Goddard, who lost her hus-
band in the Butte explosion, spent Thurs
day in Bozeman. Mrs. Goddard was en-
| ployed in Bozeman in the homes of C.. w.
Hoffman, General Wilson and Postmaster
Nesbitt before her marriage, and after a
few months rest at her home in Wiscon-
| sin she will return to Montana, to again
seek employment near her many friends
| here.
Z. B. Lammc of the Gallatin Valley
Mercantile company has withdrawn from
active service with that firm, retaining
only his stock in the company.
NJ. j. O'Neill, VINO had charge of the
lunch car on the Bozeman and Butte
| Short line. and who was hurt in the Butte
accident, was in Bozeman over Sunday.
Mr.. O'Neill is very weak and pale yet
but in good spirits and goes to his old
| home in Minnesota to recuperate.
DIR. and Mrs. Tudor have gone east and
will visit the doctors old home in Penn
sylvauia for few weeks, the doctor not
having been home for about 20 years.
G. A. Loasby, C. N. Skillman, Jacob
Wagner and Peter Nichols of Mcleod in
Park county visited Bozeman on Thurs
day to be present at a case which was to
come before the land office on that day.
but they succeeded in settling the case
before it came up in the land Office and
left for home the same day.
Sydney Fox, a Livingston attorney.
formerly located at Bozeman and remem-
bered here for the enthusiasm he always
showed over the national game of base
ball, was in town Wednesday and Thurs
day, coming over on a land case.
passenger on No. l. Friday reported
the delay in the trains arrival here as due
to the boiler to the engine having ex-
ploded when near Glendive. The passen-
gers were delayed there for hours, and
shut up in the cars by an outer Temporal
ture of 30 below zero. The train was
seven hours late in reaching Bozeman.
f. I. Osborne, train dispatcher on the
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific at Anaconda,
was called to Bozeman the first of the
week by the sickness of his wife, his
mother and children. There was not one
we'll enough TO care for the other.
A letter from Mrs. E. Berry Martin, at
Hiawatha. Kan, gives the condition of |
her father, DIR. Hammond, as very dis |
couragng.
L. n. LepIey, the hustling commission
merchant from the Windy City, was q
Bozeman visitor this week.
c. A. Maiden was up from Belgrade |
Friday to attend the play, "Our Flat; |
which was given at the opera house on |
that evening.
Louis Martin, manager of the dry goods |
department with the Benepe-Owenhouse,
spent the week in Helena.
Miss Stella Flowers left the middle of |
the week for a month on the coast.
On Thursday evening the Maverick
club held it's regular dance in Armory
hall, it being the pleasantest dance held |
by the club this season. This club has
issued invitations for a masquerade to be
given Feb. IA, which they intend shall
outshine anything to be given this winter.
c. j. Owenhouse of the Benepe-Owen-
house company, left for the East on Fri
days No 2, and will probably place large
amounts of grain while gone.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Cox, after three
months with friends at Central City, Colo,
have returned to their home here.
George Kinkle, jr., manager of the
Manhattan farm and mailing plant at
Manhattan, returned from a two months
business trip to New York city, the first
of the week.
Mrs. F. w. Vreeland has gone to Bel
grade, Mrs. Park PenwelI. sister to Mrs.
Vreeland, being quite ill at her ranch
home, near that place.
l.. L. Sawyer, a cattleman from the
Horseshoe bend, near Maybe, was a
Bozeman visitor this week.
c. b. Power of Belgrade, who has charge
of the stock of the Belgrade Mercantile
company, visited Bozeman the first of the
week.
Is. +. Sanborn of Manhattan and ID. d,
Pattee, the Three Forks merchant, were
in town the first of the week.
NJ. Mcleod, clerk for the Manhattan
Mercantile company, visited Bozeman
friends on Monday last.
Miss Blanche Cleveland, who has been
caring for Mrs. Sharman who was hurt at
her Spring Hill Touring mill last fall, was
in Bozeman a few hours on Monday last.
Mrs. Sharman is slowly improving, but
requires constant attention, this being
Miss Cleveland's first visit home since the
accident.
Mrs. j. II. Baker has been very low the
past week, on Monday losing a baby born
hat day.
W. c. Wyman of Chicago, who was tied
lp in Bozeman during the railroad strike
Of July last, was in the city on Monday.