The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-15

,,o-.h toapue of that church. Misses
Made and Zoe Hartman gave a piano
duet Rondeaux ct variations, by Brun-
ner. and a female quartet composed OF
Misses lines and Porterfield and Mes
danes Reesor and Hartman rendered the
DONKEY Cart" which was loudly ap-
plauded.
lanes r.. Robinson, bookkeeper for the
Gallatin Valley Mercantile company, went
east last week and on Wednesday was
married to Miss jamie Gullick at the
brides home, in McLeansboro, ILL., Mr..
Robinson is one Of the most promising
young men in Bozeman. one of the best
liked of the young men of this city, and,
with his bride, will receive a very warm
welcome from his many friends here upon
their homecoming. They will reach Boze-
man about Wednesday next and will stop
at the Frazier house for time before
going 10 housekeeping.
One of the pleasant parties of the week
I'm Bozeman was a surprise party on
Saturday evening, the teachers OF the
public schools and part of the college rae
ulty meeting i'm Miss NJ. A. Cantwells
room at the Eastman house for a social
evening. There was a "qoutation hunt"
in which Mrs. John NJ Kay won first
honors, after which came refreshments
and a delightful social hour with the
charming young lady. Miss Cantwell is
one of the faculty of the agricultural col
lege.
L. II. Hershfield of Helena was the
guest of General and Mrs. l.. S. Wilson
the first of the week. Mr.. Hershheld made
a misstep in leaving the carriage on his
arrival Sunday morning, spraining his an
kle quite badly. Prompt treatment. how
ever caused such quick relief that he was
detained but two days here by the acct
dent.
Judge +. K. Armstrong and Stenogra-
SNN1r ahtNr
Springs on Sunday last to hold court
there this week.
E. L. Park and family left Monday for
Illinois, Mr. Park having fallen heir to
considerable fortune there and will make
his home i'm that state.
Il. |. Stahl was over from his home near
Helena this week visiting his former
friends and neighbors here.
j. II. Peters, the photographer. who
committed suicide at San Francisco last
week, was the man from whom Photogra-
pher Davis of this place learned the bus
mess. Mr.. Peters predecessor committed
suicide in the same San Francisco gal
lery some years before.
Mrs. Emily VelZy, who has been at st.
Peters hospital at Helena for some weeks
past, returned home this week much i'm
proved in health.
]. E. Magnuson secured a position in
Anaconda the last of the week and has
gone to that place.
Mrs. Priscilla Bremen and Mrs. H. B.
Baker returned from the delightful expe-
riences of a winter at Los Angeles, Cal,
on Monday morning.
The Masons held a special meeting to
confer the third degree on Monday last,
the attendance being large and the even
ing one of especial interest to all Masons.
S. w. Langhorne, Charles r. Craig, e. ID.
NELL and w. T. Whitaker of Helena and
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among those from out of town who were
present.
Egbert Cockrill, who has been giving
his lecture on EARLY Life in Montana"
in the western part of the state, returned
home the last of the week.
John Walsh and George Cox came in
Sunday morning from a three weeks trip
TO California.
Charles w. Jackson arrived home on
Saturday last from six weeks visit with
friends in the East, most of his time hav-
ing been given to looking up old-time
friends at his former home at Canton,
n. Y.
Miss Ola Ruffner is quite i'll this week,
being confined to the house since Monday
last.
The NJ. L. NJ. A. Fees, a club of young
ladies. were entertained by Miss Matte
Gardner on Friday evening with games
and refreshments.
Marion Flaherty has gone East and will
be gone for about four weeks.
John b. Koch returned Sunday morning
from visit with friends East
Mrs. s. z. Keller returned from a visit
with Livingston friends on Wednesday.
Her daughter Miss Florence, who has
been teaching school near Livingston. also
returned to her home here this week.
Miss Emma Platte arrived home the
last of the week from a business trip to
l. -.
friends in the East.
l.. S. Getchell is a Butte visitor spend
ing the week i'm that city.
r. r. II. Hodgman left Monday for Up
per Shields river. where he has stock re-
turning on Thursday.
Dr. r. n. Whitefoot left the first of the
week for trip 10 Illinois, going on bust
ness connected with his profession.
Mrs. Harris Kirk left for Salesvile
Monday. where she will spend the sum-
mer months.
Charles Werner, after an absence Of
some months i'm the western part of the
state, returned to Bozeman on Thursday
w. o. Bohart of the agricultural college,
has been sick with pneumonia this week
The Salvation army in Bozeman is
changing officers, as is customary with
this organization every SIX months, Lieu
tenant Zielbrath having gone to Seattle
and Captain Woodruff, who has been so
successful in the work at this point since
the founding Of the barracks at this place
last fall. will be here but two weeks
longer. The captain will be assisted by
Captain Briefly during these two weeks.
holding a farewell service in the opera
house on Sunday, the 22d. The new off,
GERS for Bozeman have not yet been ap-
pointed and Captain Woodruff has no
idea as TO where she will be sent upon
leaving Bozeman.