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

Livingston, May 1.-TWO of Living
ston's fair young daughters discarded
single blessedness this week for we'd
ded bliss. On Monday evening Norman
Ayres led to hymen's shrine Miss Olive
Lind. The wedding. which took place
at the residence of the brides parents.
was a very quiet one. only a few OF
the brides relatives being present. The
words that united the lives and fort
unes of the young couple were spoken
by Rev. ]. A. Jenkins. The following
morning the groom took his departure
for st. Paul. he having secured a cler-
ical position with the Great Northern
road. He will be Joined by his bride
as soon as he gets comfortably 1oca-
ted.
The other matrimonial event took
place Tuesday evening at the residence
of T. o. Ottrey. when their charming
daughter Rose plighted her troth with
John l.. Hale, popular Northern Pa
cific conductor. with headquarters at
Forsyth. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. John Hoslxing In the presence
OF quite a number of friends. A splen-
did wedding collation. was served, the
congratulations were hearty and the
presents numerous. The happy couple
departed the following morning to
spend their honeymoon in the New En-
gland states. They will return from
their wedding tour In about six weeks
and take up their residence at Forsyth.
Livingston will be represented ut the
annual Christian Endeavor convention
to be held at Missoula next Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday by Herbert
T.. Jones. who is down for a paper on
aarW ~
Mr.. Jones' alternate is Lon Hefferlin.
At the regular weekly meeting OF the
Yellowstone club. held at the home OF
Mrs. f. III. Talcott. an excellent paper
was read by Mrs. @. III. Grace on the
Life OF Wendell Holmes" The club
will meet next Monday evening In BUSH
ness session with Mrs. John L. Smith.
The Ladies Aid society of the Bap-
list church held a session Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. L. NJ. Sybert at
the Albemarle. A large number of Ia
dies were present and much interest
was manifested In the bazaar to be
given at the church In the near future.
The Two Old Cronies" played TO a
slim house Monday evening. The per-
formance was execrable. The compa-
ny is chiefly composed of variety ac-
tresses who possess neither ability nor
passable good looks.
President II. l.. Ewing and Treas
urer c. G.. Hoys OF the McCauley Min
ing and Milling company were In the
city Wednesday on their return to Be-
atrice, Neb.. from a trip to the camp
of Crevasse, where the sompany's
newly erected 20-stamp mill will shortly
be put in operation. The gentlemen
were accompanied by A. Carter, the
resident manager.
The ladies OF the Degree of Honor
lodge have postponed their card party
and basket social. which was an
nounced for next Tuesday evening. on
account OF the serious illness OF one
of their members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan ellis gave a card
party and dance at their hospitable
home Tuesday evening. II was a very
pleasant social affair and the guests
were entertained in royal style.
Mrs. vesta p. Walker left for Horr
last Saturday to begin the three
months term Of school in that district.
Mrs. s. L. Holiday entertained the
Christian Endeavor society at her
home Friday evening.
City Clerk Dawson and wife will de- |
part shortly on a visit TO Mr.. Daw- |
sons old home In Dundee. Scotland.
They expect to be absent several |
months.
Mrs. z. III. Daniels left Thursday for |
a weeks visit with Billings friends.
III. ]. Hoppe returned Friday from
his winters sojourn In the land where |
the sun goes 10 sleep amid the hula
bies OF the gentle Pacific. His Cali |
fornia trip proved beneficial TO his i
health. and his numerous old-time /
friends express the belief that the
genial ex-county commissioner has re-
ceived a new lease of life.
w. c. Oficer OF Hunters Hot
Springs was a Livingston visitor Fri
day.
Paul Zuber win leave in a few days
for the Natural bridge district 20
spend the summer.
Sheriff Young returned Thursday
from an official visit to Mission.
Frank Bliss. proprietor OF the Grand