The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-29
IN LiVIN CSTON.


Livingston, March 2S-A meeting will
be held Monday night in the basement
under the county clerks office to effect
bicycle organization. The club.
which will probably adopt the title
used last season of National Park
Wheelmen, will seek to make arrange
ments for leasing the track and
grounds of the Livingston Racing as
ISOLATION, and securing the grounds,
will fix them up for wheel meetings
and other athletic sports. 1t is not the
! intention to- purchase uniforms this
year, and the money thus saved will be
expended in an effort to secure better
roads and to improve the boulevard at
! the fair grounds. 1t is hoped that the
| membership will at least start off at
/ the three-score figure.
Big Timber was the Mecca of a large
party of Livingston knights of Pyth-
/ las Thursday. The occasion was the
| reorganization at Big Timber of the
local lodge of that order. The visiting
| delegations from Livingston and the
cities were extended a hearty welcome
| by their hospitable brethren of the
Cobblestone city and a royal time en-
joyed by all. A sumptuous repast was
/ partaken of at the Grand hotel after
the lodge work was completed, and as
a browning act of courtesy the regular
passenger train from the East was de-
layed eight hours to suit the conven-
| fence of the departing guests. w. H.
Orr of Helena, grand master at arms,
acted as installation officer. Sydney
Fox, Sydney Sanner j. e. Barbour
and C. j. Westfail we're initiated as
new members. Those who attended
from Livingston were u. IL. Daniels, j.
| G. Robinson, f. H. Hathhorn, T. H.
Smith. Rev. ]. f. Pritchard, G. w. Col
pitts, E. Anderson, o. N. Darling, A.
II A
| Reeves, John Skillin. j. A. Bailey, j.
A. Mclaughlin, A. NJ. Maxeiner, c, j.
O'Connor, @. A. Parker, j. j. Berkey
and r. c. Sumner
Another series of revival meetings
are being conducted in this city.
Revivalist II. w. Brown and w H.
| Wellicome are holding forth at the
! Sheard building on Second street and
are drawing fair-sized audiences. The
Methodist, Baptist and Congregational
organizations are lending a helping
hand in the work.
On Wednesday Mrs. ]. A. Bailey en-
tertained in a delightful manner
party of friends and neighbors. A pro-
fusion of cut flowers which ornamented
the tea table upon which a dainty
lunch was served gave forth a frag-
rant perfume and reminded the guests
of the pleasures of life in tropical
chimes. The ladies in attendance were
Mesdames J. Harvey, Short, Tregloan.
Rowe, Schott, Skillin, Liel, Owens.
Yeaton, Colpitts. Hunter. Graham,
Wyatt, w. Simpson, c. Simpson, En-
mis-, Mallahan, the Misses Hazel Col
pitts, Hazel Owens and Mona Simp-
son. Masters Harvey and Tregloan
also were guests.
The ladies of the Degree Of Honor
will give a progressive domino party
and basket social at their lodge room
| Thursday
ing. The attendance of all their friends
is invited. -.
The members of the knights of Rose
Croix will observe the ceremony OF
"Extinguishing the Lights and the
Feast of Obligatory" at Masonic hall
on Monday Thursday, April 2.
The annual election of officers of the
local lodge of the order of Elks took
place Monday evening. w. L. p. Nc
Cav was elected exalted ruler, A. p.
Stark esteemed leading knight, DR.. h.
d. Alton esteemed loyal knight, S. p.
Whitney esteemed lecturing knight, O..
H. Wright secretary, E. H. Talcott
treasurer and ]. A. Savage tyler and
| trustee
Angus Mcdonald and Ada Criswell
were united in the holy bonds of we'd
lock at the residence of Mr.. Cody on
! Tuesday evening last. The nuptial
knot was tied by the Rev. w. A Walk
1
W. J. Mcbride and Mrs. +. c. Piersol
were married at Helena this week by
the Rev. T. V. Moore. The groom is
well known conductor on the Helena
Livingston run and the bride has re-
sided for some time at Logan. r.
The law firm of Smith & Wilson have
employed the services of fair stenog-
rapher to aid in their office work. The
Young lady is Miss Ella Smith, a neice
of the senior member of the firm.
Miss Ida Kennedy has returned from
her visit to Iowa and assumed charge
again of the millinery department OF
Thompson's emporium.
Mrs Adolph Wetzstein has termina-
| ted her visit in this city and returned
| to Butte.
Miss Libby Wakefield, who is equally
: as much a society favorite in Bosnian
, as i'm Livingston. is faVoring her Boze-
, man friends with a visit OF Few
| weeks
Mrs. Robert Guthrie. who is visiting
, | friends in Butte, is expected TO return
: | home the first of the week.
! Harry Denny. night clerk at the Al
T | bemarle. has been rusticatng AT Hunt
er's Hot Springs this week and George
| Germeyer has filed his position at the
| hotel.
brightest barristers and criminal law
=. | Yer of growing renown, was down to
| Columbus this week on professional
. | business.
Gust. Steinman. the competent apoth-
: ecary and window display artist. who
= | has for several months been employed
p | in the Scheuber drug store. has gone
r TO Helena 70 reside. Ealf an hour after
| he arrived at the capital city he Sc
2 cured a position with thu Eugene iIey-