The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-06
state Of Montana.

week or the death of Mrs. Leander ia
cobs at their ranch near Highfield, Fer
gus county. Mrs. Jacobs death was
caused by heart trouble, from which
she had been a sufferer for a number
OF years. Medical aid was summoned
from Lewistown, but the doctor had
TO send back to Lewistown for medi-
cines required and the messenger ar
rived too late. Mrs. Jacobs was a sis
ter of James w. Elliot of HighfieId and
was lady much esteemed by all. her
| death being a great shock to her
friends in both counties. She leaves.
| besides her sorrowing husband, a little
| son and daughter to mourn their moth
er's irreparable loss.
j. Il. Washburn of Maiden and Miss
Kate Cunningham were united in mat
rimony on New Years day at 4 o'clock
p. m. by Rev. Mr.. Carswell, rector of
st. Luke's Episcopal church, at the
: residence of the brides sister-ln-law.
on Thirty-first street The wedding
was very quiet one, only the imme-
date friends of the contracting par
ties being present
Mr. Washburn is proprietor of a
large general store at Maiden. Miss
Cunningham's friends wish her much
JOY and happiness.
AT the residence of the brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Mills, Fred I
sanford and Miss Ella Mills were
married on Tuesday evening The
groom is prosperous farmer of Lau-
rel and son of the proprietor of the
mountain View ranch, and the bride
has host of friends in Billings. where
she has lived since her childhood
Mr.. Charles Seaman of Lake Basin
and Miss Carrie Sherlock of Foster
were married on Christmas day and af
terWard made a short visit with Mrs.
David Pratt of Billings.
The semi-annual election of Sanoer
Temple. No. 2. Rathbone Sisters. oc-
CURED last week with the following re-
SUIT: +. c., Mrs. Agnes Soule; NJ. 10. G..
Mrs. Mary A. Graham; f. S., Mrs. Julia
Jones; E. j., Mrs. Il. w. Toole; NJ. of J.
MRS Fannie Robinson; NJ. of r. & c.,
MISS Gussie Jones; p, Mrs. Vina
vaughan; G., Mrs. Christine Schneider;
M. OF IT.. Mrs. w. II. Ross.
The officers-elect of Edna Chapter. q.
u. s. are as follows: W. M, Mrs.
Henry Chapelle; w. p, o. f. Goddard;
associate NJ, Mrs. S. f. Morse; treasur-
9 Si MIS- George t. Lamport; secretary.
Eila Lamport; conductress, Miss Edith
Matheson;' associate con-, Mrs. H. f.
Clement.
Aldemar commandery No. 5. Knights
Templar, held a meeting for the cleo.
tion of officers for the ensuing year one
night last week, when the officers chos-
en- were: III. w. Rowley, f. c.; H.
Chapple. g.; II. G. Williams, c. G.;
Warren Evans, prelate; A Fraser. S.
w; w. b. George, ]. w; z. b. Moss.
treasurer; III. NJ. Allen, recorder; John
NJ. Ramsey, S. B.; J. w. Vaughan, Sd.
b; Joseph zimmerman, W.; II. Dono-
van, S.
The guests of Mrs A. L. Babcock.
Mrs. Peter Larson and Miss Larney of !
Helena, after visit of about a week |
in Billings, returned to the capitol city |
on Saturday night.
Mrs. d. B. Kelly has been enjoying a |
visit from her daughter-in- law, Mrs. |
Charles Burt. who has returned to her |
home this week
Miss Martha Shoemaker and Miss |
Dorchester. who attended the Teachers
state institute, returned from Anacon-
Ia on Sunday morning.
Mrs. H. Baker of Dayton is in the
city visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. o. Railsback and
children returned on Thursday morn
ng from Bozeman, where they spent
he holidays.
George III. Scott of the Rocky Noun
ain Husbandman and also of the Fair
Jew nursery or Florence, Mont, is in
he city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Greenville enter
aimed Mr.. Blair of Deer Lodge for s,sv
raj days last week
Deputy Sheriff Fir ;e took the in
ane man. EnOch Hoff. up to Warm
springs on Saturday night and placed
lin in the asylum.
Richard Ashworth came in from his
took ranch in Wyoming on Tuesday,
nd went up to Helena on Wednesday
light.
H. C. Clement went out last week to
rs sheep ranch on Flat Willow, where
e may stay for the remainder of the
yinter Z
The warehouse of p. Yegan & Co. |
Tas broken into by burglars on Friday |
light of last week. Some goods were
AIKEN, but ii is difficult to say how
luch. The Continental oil company's
-arehouse was also broken into. 10 I
asses of oil being gone.
H. Lowther came i'm from the North
ED cattle ranch this week and went
n, via the Burlington. for the Atlanta
xposition. He may possibly visit En-
land before his return. ]
L. f. Robenson of Hot Springs. s. d.. \
as arrived in town and has taken the Y
ositiOn held by c. X. Cunningham, as I
porter for the Gazette. ,
hr. Richardson was over from Crow r
gency on Sunday. ,
Professor Johnston returned on Sat- =
rday night with his bride from Spring :
III. Ind. They have taken apartments .
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Sam :
arven. :
w. j. Loffer of Park City was in town =
! Monday. :
w. A. Pardee of Lawrence. Kan. an !,
d friend OF the Ramsey family. was =
e guest of ii. T. Ramsey this week
RUDOLF Molt OF Clark's Fork was in v
wn for several days this week. d
Fred II. HathOrn spent the holiday
ason in Livingston. and at his faith U
: home on the Upper Yellowstone. u
A. NJ. Voolfolk was in town from the s
usselshell on Saturday. q
George Settler, manager Of the Bill q
igs Mercantile company. who paid a a
sit u Deer Lodge last week, returned q
town on Tuesday morning. o.
A. F. Greene Of the Graves surveying
rty. was in town last week
Morris Curtin returned from a visit
his old home in Leavenworth. Kan. -,
Saturday night y
r. c. Wells spent Christmas at his =.
I home in Missouri ~
l. A. Huffman was up from Miles ~
~ on Saturday. ~