The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-05

Livingston. April 4.-The annual con-
vention of the Christian Endeavorers
will meet in Livingston some time in
May. Herbert e. Jones was largely in
strumental in having this city chosen
and IL now remains for Livingston to
make good the promises made in Sc
curing the convention. but II is not adj
MISSILE of a doubt that the delegates.
one and ALL will be cordially welcomed
and fittingly entertained by our peo-
pie, who, when ii comes to hospitality,
and chivalry, are not to be outdone by
any community in this broad land.
The Rocky Mountain club will soon
occupy the elegant suite of rooms
which have been fitted up for them
over the Merchants bank. They are
handsomely furnished and richly car
peted, and the members of the club and
their friends as they assemble there
will thoroughly enjoy the transition
which a few months has wrought,
though it has been by fire.
The Gordon residence was a blaze of
glory and a castle of mirth and merri-
ment a week ago last night. the occa-
sion being a surprise party rendered
to the popular alderman and his ac-
complished wife.
The ladies of the Yellowstone club
are arranging for a unique entertain
ment to be given by them at knights
of Pythias hall next Monday evening
Beyond the fact that the subject OF the
evening will be Modern Celebrities"
the exact nature of the entertainment
is kept a mystifying secret but in any
event those who have ever before at
tended the entertainments of this popu-
lar organization need no assurance that
the evening will be profitably. pleas
antly spent. on Wednesday the club
will meet in weekly session with Mrs.
A. w. Miles.
The meeting this week to organize
bicycle club did not result in as large
an attendance as desired, and conse-
quently IL was thought best to defer
organizing until another date. Com
mittees were appointed TO confer with
the proper persons for securing a lease
of the fair grounds boulevard and to
ascertain, approximately. what would
be the necessary expenditures incident
to organizing and putting the track i'm
shape; also to secure some data as to
the probable cost to each member who
should join and what the prospects are
for holding an amusement carnival
during the summer months. Definite
arrangements for perfecting the organ
ization of National Park Wheelmen
will be made at a meeting TO be held at
the court house Monday evening at s
O'Clock.
Miss Clara Spring. who has been Wis
iting for several months with her rela-
tives, the Hefferlins. has returned TO
Iowa.
Miss Florence Jarrett Of Springdale
visited several days in Livingston this
week with the family of Assessor z. II.
Daniels.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Collins. past grand chief
OF honor of the Degree of Honor has
returned from Miles City. where she
organized a local lodge of that order
The Misses Mable and Myrtle Lamar
time. daughters Of the late Colonel La
maritime. have gone TO Iowa to reside
with their grandmother. Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. Fl. Lashorn accompanied them as
far as Forsythe.
Mrs. T. W. Wright. wife Of the state
treasurer. visited friends here this
week
Mrs w. T. Collins of Hunters Hot
Springs paid her Livingston friends
visit Tuesday.
Engineer Sorenson. who has been
transferred to the Bozeman-Livingston
run. will shortly remove his family
from Butte TO this city.
Charles Young Of Forsythe Is a guest
OF his brothers. George and Alex
Young.
w W. Beasley. the prominent stock
man and capitalist OF the Lower Vel
lowstone. was up from Big Timber this
week
John Seaman. who recently returned
from Chicago. where he took a two
years course in pharmaceutic col