The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-23

hostess received a number of pretty
ana useful gifts. The young people en-
Joyed themselves hugely, playing num-
peerless games and in doing full justice
70 the tasty refreshments. The guests
upon this OCCASION were the Misses
Ennor Sabin. Grace Grove, Cecil Brook
way Myrtle Brockway, Sophie Ohland,
a Lora Tompkins. Claud Browning and
4 Jean Peters, and Messrs. Stanley Guy.
j CHARLES Browning. Henry Ohland. Levi
I Stoddard and VIII Stoddard.
large party of young people were
entertained on Tuesday afternoon and
evening at the hospitable residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eilers, when Master Wal
ter celebrated the 14th anniversary of
his birthday. The children spent a de-
lghtful time in playing games and in
dulging in other amusements and the
delicious and bounteous refreshments
which Mrs. Eilers had prepared were
received by her guests with undoubted
appreciation.
Miss Flora Klos In celebrating her
18th birthday invited in a number of
her friends to. assist her last Tuesday
The guests spent a very jolly afternoon
and Miss Flora was the recipient of
many beautiful gifts. Dainty refresh
ments were served.
The members of the Maverick band
held their twelfth annual ball in the
opera house on Friday evening. 1t was
very largely attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Shorey and child
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fish.
On Saturday, the Rev. Mr.. Hosking
officiating. MIR. Don Hardy and Miss
Sylvania Cooper were Joined in holy
wedlock The bride is the daughter of
]. d. Cooper, one of the earliest settlers
in this part of the country.
Mr. and Mrs I w Gcal1u Of Crow
Agency mourn the loss of their infant
child who died in Billings on Tuesday
morning.
Misses Lilly and Jockey Fox returned
Friday night and took Saturday morn
I, ing's train for Red Lodge, after a visit
: of several weeks in Chicago and st.
Paul.
A week of revival meetings are be-
ing held at the Congregational church.
Rev. w. Bell of Helena assisting the
rector.
Miss Annie Jones is recovering from
q severe attack of asthma.
Miss Shoemaker visited several of the
county schools this week.
Miss Lou Hicks, who has been visit
ing her friend, Miss Alma Schuennsen,
returned to her home in Livingston last
Saturday.
G. NJ. Bair returned this week from
a business trip to Illinois.
G.. s. Lamport returned on Wednes-
day morning from a weeks visit at
Hunters Hot Springs.
Senator Babcock spent a few days
I'm Helena this week.
superintendent Finn was in town on
Thursday.
Harry Drumm of the Musselshell
country is in town for supplies.
George p. DER, the travelling man,
spent Thursday in town
Captain Davis, u. S. A.,was over from
Fort Custer for several days this week
F. w. Lee, an oldtime Billingsite. has
returned from Michigan and will go in
to business in Park City. His many
friends are glad to see him back.
Percy Campbell has come down from
Butte to take the position of foreman
in the office of the Billings Times. Upon
the arrival of his wife and daughter he
will go housekeeping. At present he is,
the guest of his parents, Judge and
Mrs. Campbell.
Alderman John Martin came down
from Livingston on Friday and made a
thorough inspection of our fire depart
ment. Mr.. Martin was very favorably
impressed by what he saw and hopes
soon to see Livingston as well equipped
in that way as our flourishing little
city.
M. b. Mcclellan was in town this
week In the interest of the Mcclellan
Paper company of Minneapolis.
WellS Is. smith has gone to St Paul
where he will make a visit of some
length.
l.. A. King and J. b. Losee of Ana
conda came as far as Billings on the
Northern Pacific and went on east
from here on the Burlington.
Hon. w. F. Sanders was in town last
week on his way east
Major Thomas Burke or Helena is i'm
town representing the Mutual Life of
New York.
Hon. c. Yegen returned from a short
business trip to st. Paul on Saturday.
j. G. Bond has returned from Hunters
Hot Springs much improved in health.
James Boyd of the Hurlbut Cattle
company came into town this week
Frank Duff came in from the Lake
Basin this week
James Ashbaugh of Canyon Creek
was visitor in town on Monday
Oliver Bessette of Park City came in
to town on Saturday.
The Billings male quartet returned
Thursday night from Miles City, where
they had been invited to sing at the
knights of Pythias annual celebration.
II. c. Lowell and his son Willard re-
turned on Thursday from a visit to
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