The Anaconda standard., 1895-05-26

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Recitation ........... "Thr FIRST Settlers Story
Vivenne Hunter.
inst. MuSlc.... ........" .alslss OF the MeaooN
Nellie Nolan.
Recitation ........ 'sTne ChIIIren in the Moon"
Monta Hathhorn.
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Recitation. when Casey Slugged the BAH"
Ernest Oven.
Harry Elliott.
Debate-"Resolved, That the Annexation OF
Dominion OF Canada Would Be Bensn-
cial TO the United Sta.es" "............
Affirmative. Harry Hatnhorn and Albert Allen
Megasve' chas Buchanan ana sIrxs HsrK SIRES% R,de
''' . ''' Hattie MalIon.
On Saturday the pupils of the fifth
and sixth grades left bright and early
to spend the day picnicking on the
banks of the Yellowstone east or the
city.
NJ. A. Richards. accompanied by his
bride, returned Monday from Tyrone,
Neb., where he was married May IL
to Miss Maud Goreley. The couple
have gone to housekeeping in River
side addition.
Rev. w. A. Walker of Freemon.
Mo-, will arrive in Livingston the first
of June to accept the pastorate of the
Congregational church for the ensuing
year.
A marriage license was issued We'd
nesday by District Clerk Bailey to
John A. Mcdonald of Timberline and
Rhoda III. Beever of Cokedale.
The bicycle craze is spreading rap
idly in the city and bids fair to capture
as many votaries as did the roller skat-
ing craze some years ago. The MEM
membership of the National Park
Wheelmen's club is increasing every
day, and when their bright new uni
forms arrive the army of cyclers Will
be strictly in ii.
Divorce proceedings have been in
stituted in the district court by Cora
Blackburn, an attache of the Windsor
hotel, against her husband, William A.
Blackburn, on the ground OF desertion.
The Ideal minstrels, a Bozeman ag-
gregation, will give a performance at
the opera house in this city next We'd
nesday evening.
Flowers for Memorial day should be
left at the grocery store of Mrs. ID.
Short on Main street, or at the opera
house, next Wednesday evening.
The Woman's Relief corps gave a
in the Miles block Tuesday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. j. w. Mardis, pres
ident of the Bozeman corps.
The Livingston delegation in attend
ance upon the X. of p. grand lodge
convoc alton in session at Butte the
past week Hdu llIIlc anu
speak in the highest terms of the hos
pitality of the people of the great
est mining camp on earth" The del
egation was composed of j. A. Bailey
and wife, A. F. Leopold, Frank Web
ster, Lee Eisenberg and wife, e. II.
Talcott and wife, Mrs. Frank Henry
and Florence Ballinger.
G. Steinmann, an experienced phar-
macist of Chicago, arrived in the city
the first of the week and has accepted
a position in the drug store of Scheu-
ber & Co. A. d. Rose. formerly in
charge of the prescription department
of the store, has gone to Forsyth to
assume the management of the COM
pany's branch house at that place.
County Clerk Hudson and wife, Mrs.
Frank Bliss and Mrs. George Gross
composed a party of Big Timber peo-
pie who came up from that city Tues
day to witness the presentation of the
Fencing Master" at the opera house.
Ex-City Treasurer F. T. Woods has
gone to Red Lodge to accept a posi-
tion with the Rocky Fork company.
EX-Mayor Mueller and H. l.. Frank
of Butte were Livingston visitors the
first part-of the week.
Don Wentworth is back from a visit
of several months with Minnesota rel
atives.
w. NJ. Wright and wife returned
Monday from California, where they
have a beautiful winter residence.