The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-20


wednesday evening. Cards and refresh
men;s, music and mirth. lent enjoyment
to the occasion.
Tho residence of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Martin was the scene Of 4 pleasant social
par y few evenings ago.
Mrs Mentor Wetz,tcin celebrated the
anniversary of her birth Wednesday
evening by entertaining = largo circle of
friends n; her home. The evering was
delightfully."- whilcl away with cards and
a n dni.ht the hostess served an excel
len col alton.
he funeral of Mrs. James Cornell &C.
Cured Friday afternoon from the family
res d.ncc. The services were conducted
10y Rev. j. W. jenkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. Z. jameson are reioi-
cling over the advent of a son.
Tac Coke lalo Silver coraet band gave a
dance at that place saturday evening. and
the young people OF the camp turned out
en- masse.
President Tacott o; the National Park
bank was conlined to his home several
! days the past week with illness.
Miss Emma Askcy entertained a party
of friends Friday evening in honor of her
birthday.
| Alderman Rowe and brother received
| the sad Intelligence tho past week OF the
/ death Of their brother at mis- home in
/ Montgomery, y. Y.
Tho revival services now in progress at
the Methodist church are being we'll at
| tende /, and will no continued through the
month of January.
Tho ladies' Aid society of the Baptist
church hcll a pleasant social session with
Mrs. l. VI. Sybert ~ the parlors of the
Albcrmarlc We lncsday evening.
County Attorney Poorman is able to be
around again after severe spell of sick
ness.
John Marshall and family ave removed
from their SpringIale ranch to this city
to reside.
EN-County Commissioners II. j. Hoppe
left Tuesday for California, where he will
spend the winter in the hope that his
health may be benefited by the change of
climate.
Under Sheriff Sichler made trip to
Big Timber Thursday o. official business.
Represen Jative Allan Il. Joy came over
from Helen Friday afternoon 10 spend
Sunday in ne city.
f. 5. Webster returned from a trip to
the permanent capital Friday.
Mayor Frank Beley paid business
visit to Big Timber Thursday.
John Patton returned From Butte FRI
day, whore he went to attend the funeral
of his cousin. George Il. Gilbreath, who
was one of the victims of the Butte catas-
trophe.
Jake L. DeHart and Z. o. Clark of Nc
Leod, nominees for sheriff and treasurer
respectively, for the proposed new county
of Sweet Grass, have been in the city IN
/, past week securing list from tho ass IS
sor's books OF the taxable wealth Of Jnat
portion of Park county proposed To DC
! segregated.
Postmaster George Ash was down ron
Mammoth Hot Springs Monday.
Engineer Tom Glfeather and Conduc
tor James Dunn Of the Butte Bozo maj
branch were Livingston visitors Friday.
Al Robertson ret-rn0l the past week
from a trip to Big .imoer and Melville.
Z Harden Smith returned Saturday from
Crcvasse, where he IS largely interested II
mining matters.
j. Ii. Conrad of the Montana CoaI AM
r Coke company was in the city Thursday
Oh his return from a trip to Helena.
Ex-Undcr Sheriff John Hogan returned
: from a brief business visit to Last Chance
/. gulch Monday.
Louis Weigcl is back from a weeks so
iourn at Hunters Hot Springs.
!. Mrs. William Jones returned the pas
week from a visit with Big Timbe
a friends.
Allan Watson OF the Northern Pacifi
!. returned Thursday from Missoula.
4 W. L. Thompson was a Helena visto
!. the past week.
n John Mclaughlin and Robert Guthri
Z were in Whitehall Monday on business.
n NJ. II. Lashorn returned from a trip I
d Butte Tuesday.
Il DIR. w. L. Almas was up from Big Tin
Der Monday.
s Mentor Wetzstein departed Saturda
Il for a visit with his parents at Cincinnati