The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-06
State Of Montana.

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q. Marelins, NJ. Powers, w. s. Jen.
nings. j. J. Schwerdt, ]. c. Ross, o
Holloway, James Mcclure, II. A. Miles
J. Z: Thomas, A. Keefer, T. Cobb, NJ. J.
Settle, f. Miller, G. d. Martin, @. w
Moore. A. Bouchard, James She'll, g.
keyes. A. M. Henry. w. Harris, G. c.
Hayes, William Fox, ]. S. Brewer, L.
Hoffman, c. w. Cook and j. Hop
kins.
Mrs. j. E. Hall has disposed of her
property at this place and will leave
shortly for Big Timber lat which place
her son, e. M. Hall, is practicing law.
10 reside permanently. Mrs. Hall has
most of warm friends here who re-
greet her departure, but hope she will
be well pleased with her new home.
Those registered at the Springs hotel
during the past week were: w. l..
jenkins, Sheep Creek; P. Rimnell, Milli-
gan; A. +. Hayden, Helena; f. H. Law,
San Francisco; S. Edwards, Fort Lo-
gan; }: f. Schultz, Belt; e. Sayre, Mar
tlnsdale; w. II. Shirley, Minneapolis
The new members of the town coun-
Gil were ushered into office on Monday
evening. The Standard will give full
details of the meeting in next letter.
Snow storms, such as our sheepmen
and farmers want, are quite frequent
these days.
Among the social events of the past
week was a party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. Henry to their married
friends on Thursday evening. Whist
was the order and was engaged in with
vim. Mrs. A. Spencer received the
lady's first prize, a beautiful spoon,
and M. Shower the gentleman's first
prize, leather card case. Mrs. Cham
berlain and A. Spencer received the
consolation prizes. Delicious refresh
mo 1fz
parted at late hour, wishing the host
and hostess many happy returns.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Berry enter
tanned their married friends on Friday
evening in delightful manner. Re-
freshments most tempting were served.
Those present report a most enjoyable
time.
The republicans of White Sulphur
Springs precinct met in primary con-
vention at the court house on Saturday
afternoon, May 2, to elect delegates to
the county convention to be held here
on May s. Fletcher Maddox was made
chairman and David Penwell acted as
secretary. c. e. Wright, Harvey Spen-
Ger and George Catlin were selected as
judges of primary. On motion of Sem
ator d. E. Folsom the new law govern
ing primaries was read by the secre-
tary. The chairman then announced
that nominations for seven delegates to
the county convention were in order,
and the following gentlemen were
named: c. e. Wright, George Catlin,
James Chamberlain, A. NJ. Henry, c. f.
Dancer, Almon Spencer, William Lup-
pold, Charles Mayn, ]. b. Phelps,
Ralph Berry. Those chosen were: G.
Catlin, c. e. Wright, A. NJ. Henry,
William Luppold, ]. Chamberlain. A.
Spencer, Charles Mayn. Alternates-
M. Pyle. j. b. Phelps, II. Spencer,
Charles Catlin, H. e. Thompson, r. G.
Wight, j. T. buckingham. The silver
men were decidedly on top in this con-
vention, Notwithstanding the leading
republicans of this precinct are almost
to unit for gold. The delegates, to-
gether with the alternates, are all pro-
nounced silver advocates.
G. II. Mayn and w. ]. Higgins left
here on Sunday for Sixteen Mile, where
they will work on the Montana rail-
road.