The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-17

and also the pieces de resistance were set
before the hungry and full justice done 70
all. In addition, there was ice cream and
cake, a fortune teller, whose fortunes IN
variaby are true and a Valentine post
Office where popular young ladies made
charming postal clerks. As the valen-
tines were of miscellaneous character,
great fun was made by some OF the most
clever satires coming to those who seemed
best to deserve them. The ladies may be
well satisfied that this effort in no way
fell short of the previous ones in pleasing
the public, the same public always gener-
ously responding. The dinner tables
we're deliberately decorated with banquet
lamps and different colored shades, each
table as attractive as possible and never
was such rush for seats. the ladies'.
with the young girls, who acted as assist
ants, were kept busy every moment. The
I projectors of the dinner feel grateful Tor
/ the appreciation shown 10y the public.
| j. NJ. Hamilton, principal of our public
schools. took n trip to Helena Monday,
returning Thursday.
J. NJ. Keith went up to Helena Monday
| on business visit.
T. A. Hedge of Ravalli spent several
DAYS in Missoula.
A. II. Tillmau and wife from French
| town arrived Monday.
w. NJ Ensign. chief engineer of the b.,
! \. q Z. railroad. came over from Ana
conIa Monday on business.
John MacGtnness. manager OF the
| Thompson Fails Lumber company, was
seen in Missoula Monday.
! H. p. Clark, agent OF the Northern Pa
ciiic at this point, with his wife, has re-
turned from an enjoyable stay in Butte.
The Missoula Social club will give n
domino party at X. Of II. hall Friday, Feb.
-, Washungton's birthday.
Senator Smead, accompanied 10y his
guests, Senator Green and wife, returned
Monday to Helena to be present at the re-
opening of the legislative session.
J. NJ. Mercer, who intended returning TO
Monte Cristo Sunday, stayed over for the
domino party and the other festivities of
the week.
County Attorney Dixon sustains his
honors very modestly. II will be remcEl-
bered that his argument IN the lower
court anent the recently decided tax SUIT
| is sustained by the decision of the SUI
preme court.
The choir of St. Francis Nlvier church
will soon begin rehearsals of a mass sung
in Chicago, which they purpose to give at
| Easter.
e. y. Hartley, manager of the Bennett
opera house, now has control of the Great
Falls opera house. Great Falls is to be
congratulated.
c. Il. Holmes, c. +. Moore and d. W.
French of Anaconda were IN Missoula re-
Gently.
Charles Suffer, the architect, has gone
to Combination, near Philipsburg, to
supply plans for new buildings to be con-
structod there.
w. n. Crimson, w. NJ. Bickford and ].
NJ. Keith, all of Nilsson a, visited the capi-
tai on business the first of the week.
The young ladies' are in hopes that a
certain day each week in tho gymnasium
OF the Lotus club may DO offered them.
There are many who would gladly take
advantage of an opportunity afforded 20
practice.
T.. n. Young, dispatcher of the n. r..
will shortly remove with his family to a
home on the north side. They have been
domiciled at the Pearson residence.
The special music at the Christian
church during the meetings held the past
two weeks or more, has been unusually
attractive, employing some of the besi
vo ccs the city affords and good selec-
tons always.
VI IS Hammond of Bonner visited rela
} tivcs IN Mlssoula, Wednesday.
The Treble Clef held the regular fort
nightly meeting with Mrs. Il. NJ. Reilly
Thursday afternoon.
Senator Chandler of Fergus county, ac
companied his wife TO this city and, stay
ing over n few hours, was taken about the
| city by representative mon.
Mrs. Chandler went TO Wallace Thurs
day to visit her sister, Mrs. Georg,
Doherty, wife of the timekeeper OF tn,
) Poorman mine.
Mrs. w. III. Smith and children departed
for a two weeks visit TO the parents of
Mrs. Smith, at Potomac.
Judge Logan has returned from brie
business visit to Helena.
Miss Hattie Hord, formerly school super
inteudent of Missoula county, will teach
at Thompson Falls during the next tern
of school.
Mss Elliott and Mrs. Carney, neice auC
mother respectively OF Mrs. Frank Mar
tin. both residing in West Superior. Wis.
arrived Wednesday in Missoula for
brief visit
\ select party of gentlemen was enter
tanned at "Idylburg" Wednesday night b,
Gust NJ pser anl Henry Hammond.
Mrs {. L. Davis, after long and pain
, full illness. Is convaloscent.
. Harry Somers. head "Hello" man of tn
Hockey Mountain Bell Telephone com
pluy, was IN the city Thursday.
/ !. ;. Woodford and family have re
novel TO the south side and have a coz
; house near McLlughlin's mill.
Miss Straughn's domino party, Valeu
tine night, was brilliant, success. TIL
! plan was unique from the start. The in
} vitations read thus:
10 Is useless % say
10 Is noL quite tres
domino gown 20 don,
80 Mss otraughn asks the pleasure.
n you have tle leisure.
To come 10 her home with one on.
You are asked 10 see.
, Though mtsSed she viii be,
| D.