The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-22

at the home of the Misses Gardner on
Friday evening. There was a musical
/ programme, followed by refreshments
/ and a candy pull, everyone present en-
/ joying the evening to the fullest ex-
/ tent.
At the Baptist church Friday evening
a social was had, at which $50 young
1 people enjoyed themselves until after
readings, music and shadow pictures,
after which all enjoyed a social even
J ing and light refreshments, consisting
4 of pop corn and aples.
J The church members of the city are
putting their best foot forward in the
matter of getting ready for the revival
/ services, soon to be held at this place
! The opera house has been engaged for
/ two weeks, beginning on April 2, when
/ Evangelist ]. II. Elliot, now at Helena,
/ and his assistant, b. F. Butts, will be
| here and for two weeks they will hold
services in the opera house.
| Dr. r. NJ. Whitefoot, who has been
! East the past week, arrived home on
Monday morning.
] Col o. p. Chisholm and family left
Saturday morning for the coast. They
stop over at Seattle, Tacoma and Port
land. and will spend a number of weeks
B in San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Z VI the
New Issue, which, until recently, was
/ publised az this place. left Friday by
team for the Bitter Root, where he will
/ start fl lit farm. His family will fol-
! low him as soon as he gets settled in
his new home.
Attorneys w. S. Hartman and John
A. Luce are in Helena this week, hav-
ing some business before the supreme
court.
! on Monday morning Frank Kyle left
/ the employ of the Western Union Tele-
graph company here and will in future
+ give his entire time and attention to
/ the BoZeman hotel which he and Ed
l.. Stowe will open in about 10 days
now. G. ]. Kohl, formerly of Whitehall,
takes Mr.. Kyle's place as manager of
the Western Unions business at this
place.
Elias Story returned Tuesday from
his extended travels of the past 30 days.
He met his father in Los Angeles, Cal.
and after a short visit there, returned
with his father to his home in Flora
Ohio, going via the Union Pacific and
then returning home by the Northern
Pacific, with a few stopovers at inter-
mediate points.
Mrs. G.. c. Doane, who last fall went
| to Spokane to live, has returned to
Bozeman and will occupy her property,
/ the DR.. A. j. Hunter house, on Central
avenue.
Victor E. Tull, formerly of this place
but now of San Francisco, arrived in
Bozeman on Tuesday, having business
interests here which required his at
tention. 1t is coming home to Mr.. Tull
I to visit BoZeman with the many old
( time friends and acquaintance who
/ greet him upon the occasion of his an
/ nual visits to this city.
John S. Ray of Naponee, Neb., is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Mary A. Ray
and his brothers and sisters of this
place, arriving on Wednesday.
f. w. Howard came up from Nc
Leod Thursday and will remain in
Bozeman. He left Friday morning for
/ a short visit to Helena, when he will
/ return to this place.
/ T. ]. Lynde spent the week at his
home here, coming over from Butte the
last of last week.
John j. Coleman of Butte was a
Bozeman visitor this week, coming over
on Friday.
Mrs. Ida Overturf of Hamilton is
visiting the family of John Coulson, on
the Sanford Ruffner ranch, near this
city.
L. Dean whitworth returned from a
three months visit with friends in the
East on Friday morning last.
Charles A. Maiden went to Butte on
Wednesday morning to seek employ
ment in the great mining camp.
L. III. Van Dyke, who at one time ran
a meat market here, was in Bozeman
from Horn Thursday.
Louis Koeppe, who sold out his Sec
ond-hand store here last fall and went
to Nebraska, has returned and intends
to remain in this valley.
Miss Ella Johnston returned from
two weeks visit with her brother, Prof.
]. w. Johnston, of Billings, the first of
the week.
Thomas McDaniels, one of the artists
employed in Hanson's tonsorial parlors
at Livingston, was at his home here
over Sunday.
w. A. Buzard, who has been teaching
this winter at Sedan, in this county,
was brought to Bozeman on Sunday
last suffering from a very bad attack
of inflammatory rheumatism. He was
taken to Woosley's healing institution
and is gaining strength slowly, being
able to be up on Thursday.
S. c. Eckenbeck, treasurer of the
Bozeman Mercantile company, which
company moved its stock of goods to
Butte last week, left Thursday morn
ing for that city. His family will re-
main in Bozeman.
III. B. Hoppe of Cinnabar is in Boze-
man this week. Mr.. Hoppe runs a gen.
eral store at that place.
]. p. Hardy, the Townsend mining
expert was a Bozeman visitor on
Thursday.
r. b. Wallace was over from Helena
the last of the week.
]. A. Johnson, jr., a cousin of ALI
Johnson. in this valley, returned from
a long visit East Thursday.
Henry Hilburn, representing l. Ors-
chel q Co. of Livingston, was in the
city Thursday.
r. Beach of August was in the city
Monday purchasing a car load of
horses.
IN ROULDER.