The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-22

tet. Minerva polka for cornet by H. A
Van Horne and band, Indian club
swinging by Miss Elliott, vocal solo
with violin obligato by Mrs. Kumm,
trombone polka by Andrew Anderson
and band. graceful dances by Miss
AnnabeIle Flowers, accompanied by
Miss Estelle Flowers, trombone duet
by A. Anderson and Sam Nye. and con-
cluded with a finely executed Column
bian drill by 20 young ladies and gen.
tlemen, directed by Mrs. Eva M. Hunt
err The dancing Of Miss Annabeile
Flowers is deserving of special mem
ton. Among those who took part In
the concert none contributed more to
its success than did the Misses Flowers.
the charming and accomplished daugh-
ters of Hon. w. d. Flowers of Boze-
man. The graceful manner in which
Miss Annabelle tripped through the
intricate mazes of the fancy skirt
dances won for her the hearty appreci-
alton of the audience, which demon
strated its approval with a whirlwind
OF applause. The young ladies were
accompanied from Bozeman by, their
father.
The regular annual meeting of St.
Andrews guild was held with Mrs. c.
NJ Schlosser Wednesday evening and
dent, Mrs. z. H. Daniels; vice presi-
dents, Mrs. ]. f. Harriet and Mrs. Jo-
seph Briggs; secretary and treasurer,
Mrs. j. E. Swindlehurst; purchasing
committee, Mrs. d. A. McCaw; calling
committee. Mesdames Villas, Schlosser
and Fennell. The treasurer reported
$500 in the treasury to the credit of the
rectory fund.
The festival of Christmas will be eel
ebrated at st. Andrews church at IL
o'clock in the morning. The chapel
will be profusely decorated with ever
green and holly and a general invita-
tion is extended to the public to at
tend the service. a conspicuous feature
of which will be the choir singing.
The following recently elected officers
of Orient chapter No. 6, o. e. s., will
be installed the first Wednesday in
January: w. NJ, Mrs Henry Frank;
w. F., Mrs. A. c. Davis; A. p, Mrs. s..
NJ Nye; secretary, John Martin; treas
urer, Mrs. Shafer; conductress, Mrs.
Davis; associate conductress. Mrs. A.
Z. Owen.
PARK Lodge, No. II, I. o. o. F.. has
elected the following officers, installa-
tions to take place the first Monday
evening in January: N. G., Theodore
Jackson; ". G., George Potter; r. s.,
Charles Angus; F. s., w. G. Atkinson;
treasurer. George t. Chambers.
~ Following are the recently elected ofh-
GERS OF Mountain Tent, No. l, Order of
Maccabees: c., George Colpitts; L. c.,
c. p. Lewis; r. K, George H. Grace;
F. X, S. C. Pierce; chaplain, d. N. Ely;
sergeant, George w. Potter; M. at A,
w. w. H. Firth; F. M. of G., S. S. Mar
shall; s. NJ. of G., James Martini; SEN
tinel, A. s. Robertson; picket, j. HI.
Wolcott.
The ceremony incident to the install
lation of the following recently elected
officers of Faith Lodge. No. is, ID. of r.,
will take place the first Monday even
ing in January: N. G., Miss Cora Cole;
", G., Mrs. George w. Winslow; Sec
retary, George w. Potter; financial sec
Rretary Mrs. George T. Chambers;
| treasurer, Mrs. E. NJ. Sybert.
| e cashier Charles S. Hefferlin OF the
Edgerton- Hefferlin bank appeared al
| the teller's window Monday in an un-
usually happy frame of mind: His ex-
uberance was occasioned by the arrival
at his home that morning OF a pretty
| little dimpled daughter.
Hereafter the Grand Army post o1
this city will meet in the X. or +. nal
\ On the second and fourth Thursday ev'
/ enings of each month.
The High School library has been in
creased by the addition of 100 valuable
books, the gift of the ladies of the w
c. T. u.
Stephen ]. Skillman of East Boulder
| and Miss Almeda Bruffey were united
in marriage Tuesday at the home o
! the DrlQe pdTeIllS dl hiooioAi, W 49,
| p. Lowry of this city.
Engineer John Foley is the happy
! father of fine girl baby.
/ 2 Louise the 5-year-old daughter o.
| Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Water, died at thu
| family residence at Waters Sunday.
There was born to the wife OF e. ID
| wolcott on Saturday, Dec. IA, q son.
County Commissioners A. c. Logan o
Sweet Grass county was a business
| visitor in Livingston the first OF th'
| week.
l.. c. w. Savage, proprietor of the Albe
marie, is back from few days SO
\ iourn at Hunters hot springs.
Mrs. ]. F. Mercer and sister. Mis-
Herman. are spending the holiday sea
son at the home of their parents II
| Helena
Ex-Under Sheriff Louis p. Sichle
spent several days in the city the pas
week. He is now employed as travel
ing salesman for a Chicago firm.
10. Goughnour returned Monday from
a business trip to Missoula county.
Isaac Harvey arrived in the city from
Hazel Green, Wis, the past week an
! will spend the winter with his uncle
Mayor John Harvey.
Mrs. T. B. Snowman has returne'
from a visit with her sister at Spo
| kane.
| : ATTORNEY John T. Smith was in Bi
Timber Wednesday on legal business.
Attorney e. G. Day went over 70 Hel
ena Friday to represent Harry Gasser
in a suit brought in the United State
court for cutting timber on governmen
land.
Editor M. w. Hatch of the Big Tim
her Pioneer was in the city Frida
shaking hands with his numerou
friends.
Hon. Charles Mcdonald of Meaghe
county was a Livingston visitor Fri
day.
w. F. Kirby has returned from
pleasant visit to his old home In Mif
souri,.
4 r.. d. Kenney was in from Clyde par
Monday.
II, p. Richardson was down froi
Horr the first of the week.
Miss Ollie White of Big Timber wa
in the city Monday, on visit with ne
B. Tolhurst made business tri
TO Cinnabar Wednesday.
Assayer Fl. c. Williams returned Q
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