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

prize. The prizes were for the neatest
work. Irving Maynard and Genevieve
Cook being the winners. This was fol-
lowed by other games of literary ma
ture, prizes being awarded to those ex-
ceiling and dainty refreshments adding
to the evenings enjoyment. Those
present were Misses Carrie Stats,
Clara and Beth Foster, Sadie Shaw,
Carrie Gardner. Lucy and Mary Gage,
Jane Bell, Geneva Cook, Christine Nc
/ Caslin, Belle Stanton and Frank Will
son, Fred Wylie, Seth Hastings, Irving
Maynard, Charley and Alex Hastings.
James Martin, Jr., and Herman Waters.
Director and Mrs. S. NJ. Emery of the
experiment station are attending the
Fruitgrowers' meeting at Missoula this
week. They left for the Garden City"
Wednesday morning, and will arrive
home on Sunday.
Col. o. p. Chisolm, who has been east
on mining business, returned home on
Friday after an absence of four weeks.
Mrs. B. F. Maiden left Tuesday for
her old home at Marietta, Ohio. where,
she will spend some months visiting
her parents and old time friends. Her
parents will probably return with her
in June to locate here in Gallatin val
ley.
Thomas Colbern and wife moved to
Salesville Friday, where they will be
through the summer months upon their
ranch
Robert Dawes left Tuesday morning
for Missoula, where he is thinking of
opening a photograph gallery.
Gus Steffins is spending the week
with friends in Manhattan. He thought
from this fine weather that it was
summer time, and he is taking his
summer vacation.
Denis Monger returned from a two
months visit with friends in Denver.
Mo-, on Monday.
David F. Lay, after two years resi-
dence at Red Lodge, was shaking
hands with his Bozeman friends this
week. He returned to his home at Red
Lodge the first of the week.
Mrs John Gray left the first of the
week for a visit to Kirksville, Mo-,
where she will remain for some weeks.
ern California, where he and his fam
| lily have been for the past three
months, on Friday last.
Mrs. Catharine Hanson, mother of w.
]. Eastman of this city, was buried
! from her sons home Monday. She was
81 years old.
Miss NJ. Jeanette Gardner is spending
a few days at Baker, Mont, with the
family of Charles F. Baker.
S. c. Eckenbeck left Thursday for
the East going on business connected
with his firm-the Bozeman Mercantile
company.
e. NJ. Ferris returned from Sioux
City. Iowa, the first of the week.
E. r. Chapman. Northern Pacific
claim agent, was in the city Tuesday.
James s. Hammond received a tele-
gram Friday announcing the death OF
his father at Highland, Kansas. He
had been very low for some weeks past
and ii was known that he could not
recover.
Rev. d. S. McCashn spent the week
at Central Park assisting Rev. Davis
1 Wilson in revival services at that
place.
The little 3-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Willard Smith, who live on
the r. p. Menefee ranch just south OF
town, was buried on Saturday last.
The Junior Christian Endeavor soci-
ETY. of the Presbyterian church gave a
social and supper to their friends in
the church on Friday evening. There
were a large number present to enjoy
the social evening with the little folks
and the excellent refreshments which
they had provided.
Rev. A, e. Clark of the NJ. E. church
south lost his wife on Tuesday morn
ing. She died at their home. near
Flathead pass, in this county, and her
body was shipped to Great Falls for in
terment on Thursday morning. Mrs.
Clark was &c years old.
Clyde r. Corbley left his position
here the first of the week TO go to
Hamilton, Mont, where he has job
with the Bitter Root Development COM
pany as stenographer. Mr.. Corbly's
place with Luce & Luce, attorneys. was
given to A. E. Macintosh, II. B. Gray
taking the place left vacant by Mr..
Macintosh, who had been employed
by the law firm of Cockrill & Pierce for
the past two years.
Mrs. A. E. Keller left for a visit to
her daughter, Miss Florence Keller,
who is teaching school near Livings-
ton, on Thursday morning.
Manley A. Bovine, who has been
working for the N. p. at the Bozeman
tunnel for some time past. was in the
city Friday.