The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-14
IN LIVING SION.

tHSuus OF george tanbrocktln as
sempied at the hospitable home OF his
parents last Wednesday afternoon and
rendered him very pleasant surprise on
the occasion of his 18th birthday ami.
veFsary- The young people were royalty
entertained by Master George and his
mother, feature of the event being the
splendid collation. prepared for her sons
guests by Mrs. VanBrockiin. The birth
Gay celebration lasted several hours and
Master George was made the happy re-
cipient of numerous presents. u -,
ihe delegates and visitors from
farracut post and Woman's Relief Corps
OF this city. who attended the annual state
encampnent, department of Montana,
y. A. h. held at Butte the pas. week,
nave returned home and all speak in flat
tering terms OF the royal hospitality of the
cirizens of Butte and the splendid pro-
gramme prepared for the entertainment
OF the Grand Army visitors. Those in at
tendance from this city were George It.
Chambers, N. Ebert, w. II. Yeaton and
Mesdames Daniel Short. w. L. Shawk, w.
Z. Simpson, John Wyatt and William
Mailahan. In the list of department off,
GERS elected appear the names of George
Il. Chambers as quartermaster, Mrs. D.
Short as chaplain and Mrs. w. L. Shawk
as member of the executive committee.
Mayor-elect John Harvey left yesterday
for Boulder county to purchase 200 head
of cattle from DeHart & Clark of Nc
Leod.
Born, to the wife of j. M. Coyan, in
this city, on April IL, a daughter.
The S-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Menehan died Tuesday and was
buried Thursday afternoon from the
Catholic church..
The funeral of the infant SON of Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. Altimus occurred Thurs
day from the family residence,
At the regular meeting of the knights
of Pythias lodge of this city. James A.
Bailey and A. f. Leopold were elected del
egates to the annual grand lodge conven-
ton to be held in Butte next June. -
w. f. Witch left for Butte Tuesday
to organize a class in taxidermy.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Congre-
gational church will meet with Mrs. Alva
Mayne next Wednesday.
A novel entertainment will be given at
the residence of Mrs. Crippen next
Wednesday,aftern under the auspices
of the ladiesNof the Episcopal church. 1t
will be in the nature of a salmagundi
party, or social extravaganza, and divers
flied amusement will be provided to suit
the whirn or caprice of every attendant.
An ''Easter opening" will be one of the
attractions.
George Reese, president; S. C. Pierce,
vice president, and George Potter, secre-
tary, are the new officers of the Rocky
Mountain club.
Canton Garfield lodge, /. o. o. F.,
elected the following officers Tuesday
evenings: Captain, j. L. Poorman; lieu
tenant, Charles Corner; ensign, Frank
Bender; clerk, George NJ. Winslow;
standard bearer, G.. w. Mark.
George p. der, the genial travelling
man and member of the Hatch-Dier Mer-
camille company of Big Timber, was in
the city several days the past week, inter-
viewing the merchants in the interest of
the ST. Paul firm which he represents.
W. A. Francis was over from Bozeman
Wednesday.
j. b. Amin, the Columbus merchant,
was in the city Wednesday on his return
from a business visit to Cokedale. He
was accompanied by his wife.
"A. Mueller of Butte was a Livingston
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. j. H. Harvat and children departed
for Iowa to spend the sum-
mer. rs
William. Calvin, travelling auditor for
the Northern Pacific, has been spending
the week in Livingston, checking up the
station agent, who has given
way to his successor, o. NJ. Darling of
Logan. ...s,e
conda Tuesday.
A.. IN 4 VIZ:
the Livingston Coal & Coke company, was
in the city Monday en- route to Cokedale
from trip to Helena.
r.. G. Butler of Butte spent Tuesday in
the city.
A. Spencer and r. S. Collins. stockmen
Of Meagher county, were in the city from
White Sulphur Springs the first of the
week, experimenting the shipment of
mutton sheep and beef cattle to the Chi
cago market.
H. B. Hoppe of Cinnabar was taking in
the sights of Park county's metropolis
several days the past week.
r. Z. Martin and L. Ruffner came over
from Bozeman Monday to get breath of
fresh air.
Attorney j. Z. Sanders was in the city
ON court business Wednesday. h1
President Z. II. TaIcott of the National
Park bank returned Wednesday from a
business visit to New York city,.
Attorney A. j. Campbell returned Mon
lay from California. EE
w. e. Jewell of Helena returned from
Crevasse to-day. bringing with him the
regular semi-monthly cleanup of his
stamp mill in Bear gulch.
Mrs. g, L. Henderson of San Diego,
Cal, arrived in the city the first of the
week and has gone up to Mammoth Hot
Springs to spend the summer with her
laughter, Mrs. George Ash.
Z. II. Talcott. a member of the capitol
site commission, returned Friday from
where he had been called TO at
END meeting of the board.
DIR. w. II. Campbell will leave next
Tuesday for Anaconda to attend the regu-
ar annual meeting of the State Medical |
OF which he is one of the two
LIVINGSTON members.