The Anaconda standard., 1895-06-09

excellently arranged. Aside from the
musical part OF the programme. an in
tcrcsting feature Of the entertainment
will be the presentation of the pretty
operetta. "Zanie.' by the city's best
histrionic talent.
The Workingmen's Literary club.
composed largely Of railroad men. held
a very interesting meeting Wednesday
evening at Scandinavian hall. The
club numbers among it's members some
ready debaters and the regular weekly
meetings are generally well attended.
The subject under discussion Wednes-
day evening related to the financial
J. a;islation of the United States for
the past 30 years and the effects II has
produced. Henry Eberling. the orator
Of the evening. handled the subject in
an able maner and showed himself To.
be well informed with regard to the
money question.
The card party and basket social
given at knights of Pythias hall Tues
day evening by the ladies of the De
gree of Honor lodge, was largely at
tended and proved Il most enJoyable
event Progressive whist was the or
der Of the evening and al the conclu-
sion Of the series Of games handsome
prizes were awarded. The first went 10
! Mrs George II. Young ana y. y.
Smith. and the BOBBY 10 Mrs. Il. Il.
Briggs and +. 5. Webster. At the close
of the contest a splendid basket lunch
was served.
The Livingston Tent Of Maccabees
elected the following officers Wednes-
day evening: y. c.. W. II. Campbell
c.. John T. Mercer: l.. c., j. ID. Powell;
s.. George w Colpitts; chaplain. G. j.
Lewis: NJ. at A. George w. Potter; +.
O.. J. l.. Lockwood; :. c., \. ;. Robert
son; sentinel. James Martin; picket. w.
II. Firth; r.. X, NJ II. Wilson; f. X,
s. G. Pierce.
Master Mechanic Angus Brown of
the Northern Pacific has had a park
laid out in front of his Office The res
ervation has been enclosed with a neat
iron fence and graded with fertile soil.
II will be sown to grass and hoWers
and made attractive as possible.
An ice cream and strawberry social
will be given in the opera house base
ment next Tuesday evening by the
Methodist church.
General I.awlor commander in CHIEF
if the Grand Army of Republic, accom-
panied by his staff, will pass through
Livingston on Tuesday mornings train
en- route to the Couer d Alene country:
Baggage Master George w. Averill
of the Northern Pacific has returned
from a visit in Wisconsin.
Or. David S. Jordon, president of the
Leland Stanford university OF Calitor-
mia, arrived in the city last Monday en-
route for a tour of the park. He was
accompanied by his wife.
Mrs. Martin Wilson and children
have gone to Red Wing, Mimi, for a
months visit.
Mrs. j. f. Harnit and daughter re-
| turned Tuesday from visit at Mount
ain View ranch.
w. T. Kuehn of Helena was in the
city the past week.
J. III. Conrad. manager of the Mon
tana Coal & Coke company. was in
the city from Horr Wednesday en-
route to Butte
Herman Orschel returned the past
week from a business trip TO Miles
City.
Miss Mabel Merriman Of Butte is
visiting friends in the city.
Mentor Wetzstein visited his brother
in Butte the past week.
L. s. Taylor of Horr was in the city
Monday.
Mrs. r. b. Briggs of Big Timber
was in the city several days the past
week, the guest of Mrs. Il. +. Bloom
Mrs y. a. Ayres has gone to st.
| Paul to reside.
E. II. Talcott went over to Helena
Monday TO attend a meeting of the
| capital site commission, Of which he
Thomas Ross. manager of the
! Hatch-Dyer Mercantile company of
| Big Timber. was in the city on court
! business the first of the week.
T.. a. lNltudIhEbu II up AAoiAi hiiS
| Crow agency.
Professor Herbert A. Van Horne,
| the talented cornetist, has returned
! from Helena, where he has been iden-
/ titled with the cornet band Of the cap
| ital city for several years. Herberts
! legion of friends in Livingston will be
| pleased to know that he has decided
! To again take up his residence in this
! city. He proposes to organize class
/ for instruction on the cornet and al
ready has the promise of large
| school
| Miss Fannie George, one of the ac-
| complished teachers in the public
! schools of this city. departed Tuesday
| for Oswego, y. Y, to spend her sum-
mer vacation with her parents.
Miss Lolo Byrd returned from Great
| Falls the first of the week and Will
| spend the summer with her sister in
! this city. Miss Byrd has been re-
| engaged as one of the teachers in the
| public schools at the Falls. During
| the vacation she will employ her time
| in teaching a private school in Liv-
! ingston, provided she can get the con-
| sent of the board of education for the
| use of the high school building.
| Mrs. George T. Wickes and children
| will return in a few days from the
east, where they have been on an ex-