The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-29

the interested parties. He will be mar
ried to Miss Etha Lue Mayo of ST
Louis, June 10, and will arrive in Boze-
man with his bride the LIST of July
They will make their home at Story's
mill. where Mr.. Story is employed, a
cottage being in course OF erection al
that place for them.
John Criswell, one of the typos in
the Chronicle office, left Monday for
Clyde Park, where his parents reside,
and will spend the summer there. the
close confinement i'm the printing office
having been too severe a strain upon
his health.
a stranger stopping at the Tivoli.
had a fit Sunday evening and was
taken to jail and cared for by the Off
GERS. Monday evening he was still I'M
able to talk, but seemed to be improv-
ing. His condition seems to be the re-
suit of a spree. but no information can
be gained in regard to him, who he is
or where he came from.
Frank Turner is over from Butte for
a short visit this week, stopping with
Mrs II. y. Turner
Rev. r. NJ. Ellis stopped over in
BoZeman Friday in the interest of Sun
day school work. he being Presbyte-
rian Sabbath School Missionary for
Montana. He went on East Saturday
evening.
Lester Ruffner. who has been in Min
neapolis for some months past came
in on No. / Monday morning. He met
with quite "A serious accident short
time ago while running a heavy iron
roller His team became frightened
and ran away, he being run over by the
roller which broke three of his ribs
and otherwise bruising his body. He is
improving rapidly, but Will stay at
home until well again.
Ned Latta is having the store room
next TO the postoffice. formerly occu-
pied by Mrs j. Sperling, fixed up and
will move his saloon into IL.
w. +. Franklin was shaking hands
with his many BoZeman friends the
first of the week.
Mrs. DR. Campbell of Butte. is the
guest of Mrs. Robert y. Turner for a
few days.
Ike Williams mother. a lady now in
her SD year, fell short time ago at
her home near Salesville, breaking her
leg, both bones being broken below the
knee.
Word has been received in Bozeman
Of the suicide of William II. Lemon.
known here as Billy Lemon. who went
from here TO Weiser Idaho. last No
vember. Lemon, while in this valley.
worked for n year for h. +. Bisel and
also for A. u. Maynard, and was well
thought Of by all who knew him here.
1t is reported that he first cut his
throat, but was found and carefully
tended until nearly well from this.
when he threw himself into river.
drowning himself.
Fred Hill. who has been around the
Gallatin valley for some years, met
with serious accident last week while
riding bucking broncho. He had left
horse at Scott Matthews ranch in
the valley. and went and paid his pas
ture bill, got his horse and mounted
him i'm corral. lie was thrown twice.
but mounted on the broncho a third
time, when the horse threw him back
wards out of the saddle and fell over
on him, breaking one leg in a fearful
manner. besides bruising his body in
many places. Drs. Whitefoot and
Gragg did what the could for him. and
Hill is now doing as well as could be
expected. and IL is thought he may pull
through all right. The horse is one
with a history and a bad one. too. He
has only one eye and has always gone
by the name of "One-Eyed Riley"