The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-02

resulted in the election of the following
| trustees for the ensuing terra: y. II
Talcott. NJ. II. Lashorn, r. a. .Thomp
| son, George T. Young and George A
Gordon. The directors will hold a
meeting for the election of officers next
| Tuesday evening
| George w. Wakefield Of this city and
| a. w. Gassert of Cinnabar have been
granted permission by the secretary OF
the Interior to operate private trans
portation business In the National Park
TINS season. They will operate separ-
ately and are prepared to furnish out
hts Tor tourists desiring to camp out
while doing the great national pleas
ure ground
The help for the National Park hotels
arrived from st. Paul Thursday and
went up to Mammoth Hot springs the
same day. OF the $50 persons in the
crowd 140 of them were females.
Ascension day was duly observed in
this city by the knights Templar, who.
In full uniform. marched i'm body to
the Episcopal church, where appropri-
ate services were conducted by the
the rector. Rev. j. r Pritchard.
The hotels in the National Park were
formally opened for the tourist season
OF 's5 to-day. the Park branch passen-
ger train made it's initial trip to CHINA
bar and those in charge of affairs in
Wonderland await the arrival of sight
seers.
On behalf Of the Grand Army post of
this city. Commander w. II. Yeaton
desires to make public acknowledge
ment to c. S. Hefferlin for the free use
OF the opera house on Memorial day.
Mr.. Hefferlin also has the thanks of
the gaduating class of '95 for the free
use or the opera house on commence
ment day. - n.
The order of Railway Conductors OF
this city recently elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: c. c.. J.
r.. Edwards; A. CGCV j. y. Clark; S. a.
T., ]. A. Henley; s. q, T. u. Snowman;
j. C., p. II. Connors; 1. s, s. y, Scott;
o. s, w. Kidd; trustees, j. ]. Clark. T.
Is. Snowman and 9. r. Scott; delegate
to grand division. J. A. Henley.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Colpitts was the scene of a pleasing
matrimonial event last Monday even
ing, at which time and place Rev. J. a.
jenkins Joined in bonds hyneneal Will
lam Duffield and Susie Lawler. The
bride is sister of Mrs. Colpitts of this
city, while the groom is a resident of
Joliet. Mont.
The first National park tourists of
the season arrived in the city Friday
ana viii take in the sights of Wonder
land the coming week The party is
composed of t. e. Novok and wife of
New York and Mrs. NJ. b. Alder. son
and two daughters of Fargo.
a.
father Of a son. born on Memorial day
r. Jay Haynes, official Northern Pa
cine photographer. with headquarters
at Fargo, arrived i'm the city Friday
and proceeded to the National park i'm
with s. S. Huntley, manager
of the Park transportation company.
Miss Annie McDernrott has gone to
Sparta, Wis, to spend her summer va
cation. .fs4 ..u
Mike McGilvery spent the week at
Hot Springs.
State Treasurer +. w. Wright of
Helena spent Sunday with Livingston
friends. .u,..
Mrs w. T. Collins of Hunters Hot
Springs was a Livingston visitor
Under Sheriff Sam Jackson was up
from Big Timber Wednesday.
Attorney f. c. Day returned the !
first of the week from trip to St. |
Paul r,
Engineer John Brown has gone to |
Chicago on a short visit.
Hon. A. L. Love of jefferson county |
was in the city the past week.
Mrs. John Horner returned Monday |
from a visit with Billings friends.
Mrs. II. w. bingham and mother ar
rived from Tacoma Tuesday and will |
again make this city their home.
Mrs. ]. w. Powell will leave Monday |
m an, visit with her parents at Baraboo'
Mrs. Herman Orschel and children
eft Thursday for Kirksville, Mo.
Mrs. r.. ID. Alton departed Monday |
or Portland, Ore, on a visit with her
Mrs. Rich and children of Bozeman
arrived in the city Thursday and went
Up to Crevasse to spend the Summer