The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-26

purchase the spring stock of goods for
the Wilson company, of which he is
a member
Mrs. r. f. May goes to Elkton, Md,
her old home, and will visit friends in
Chicago and other points east.
c. w. Jackson, who has charge of
the mems department for the Wilson
company, will make his first visit to
his parents at Canton, N. Y, since
coming to Montana He has been in
Bozeman for seven years and will take
a two months lay off-,at this time.
r. D.sSteele starts soon for a visit
east to the old home and the old folks
still living there.
Hon. Walter Cooper returned from
his extended trip east on Friday morn
ing, where he has been visiting the
public buildings of the larger eastern
cities, to examine into the ventilating
and heating systems now in vogue.
Mr.. Collins of Great Falls and Archi-
tect Paulsen of Helena the other men,
bers of the committee appointed by the
governor for this work, remained in
Chicago for a few days. Mr.. Cooper
has worked hard but was benefited by
the change.
w. H. Congdon left for his old home
at Upton, Iowa, Tuesday, and after
short visit there he will proceed to
Pittsfield, Mass, his boyhood home,
Bozeman in the spring.
Dave Steinman, for some time past
the express messenger between BoZe-
man and Butte, was transferred to the
Park branch of the Northern Pacific
this week. He left for Livingston
Tuesday morning.
C. w. Soper and A. G. Hemphill. who
have been looking over Cripple Creek.
Col, and the surrounding country with
| a view to settling there, returned to
their first love this week, to remain.
They think more of Montana than ever
before and believe her business inter-
ests to be 16 to 1 ahead of anything
they saw while gone.
photographer Robert Dawes, after a
visit with friends east and to the large
| galleries of Chicago, returned to Boze-
man this week. He will probably re-
open the Richardson & Dickson gal
lery, which was closed this week.
c. c. Fuller resigned his position
with the Bozeman Milling company
this week, after acting as travelling
salesman for this company for the past
| three years.
Charles Kyle of wenatchee, Wash.
after a weeks visit with his sister.
Mrs. ]. A. Brandenburg OF this place.
returned home on Friday.
George Van Fleet left Friday for
Horn, Mont, where he expects to take
| a position in a store.
Mrs. c. G. Gabriel goes east Monday
| for a few weeks visit and Agent Ga
briel of the Northern Pacific will think
of the days of his bachelorhood for
that period of time.
Mrs. Thomas Longbridge OF Dillon is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. b. Bur-
ket, of this place.
Sam jackson, under sheriff of Sweet
Grass county, was UP from Big Tim
| Der Friday.
L. w. Gebo, the Red Lodge mining
| man, was in Bohemian Thursday, L. E.
Shepard of Wilsey, accompanying HIM.
T. J. Hathaway, the Missoula lumber
merchant, was in BoZeman Wednee-
day.
Postmaster Owen Thomas Of Logan
was in town Monday.
Caleb Hodson was over from Jeffer-
son City Tuesday, he being interested
| in the 16 to 1 mine near that place.
George Groesbeok, Livingston's crack
violinist, was Bohemian visitor
| Thursday.
r. b. Chisolm was up from Manhat-
tan this week.
Samuel Owens has leased the North
ern Pacific hotel here and took charge
of the house this week.
w. A Buzard, who is TRACKING school
at Sedan. in this county. made a fly
| ing trip to Bozeman last Saturday.
George Warnock, late Of Dakota, Is
now express messenger between Boze-
man and Butte.
George Eldridge of Livingston came
over the hill Friday to interview DIR.
G.. L. Hogan, who Is treating him.
Tn Japan" said the editor thought
fully. "a font of type contains 1900
separate characters"
The compositor wi1istled
And the lines run UP and down the
columns instead of across It," added
the editor.
The compositor whistled again.
I'D like to see a Japanese printel
struggling with a late fire." he said al
last.-Chicago Post.