The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-29
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WIN 10 IOW III I1cicHas bClh6 odt hNAN
Thursday next. He will be acccmpa-
MED by b. F. Butts. the famous vocal
list, and various committees are now
at work in this city preparing for the
approaching revival which will last for
two weeks.
One of the enjoyable social events
here this week was an Afternoon at the
home of Mrs. j. f. Boyles on Thursday.
About 30 ladies gathered there with
their fancy work for a social afternoon.
There was an interesting programme,
recitations and music and refresh
ments were served. The ladies present
were Mr.. Walter Cooper, Mrs. ]. M.
Waters, Mrs. w. w. Wylie, Mrs. David
Wilson, Mrs. J. B. Van Allen, Mrs.
Luther Foster, Mrs. L. s. Wilson, Mrs.
E b. Hastings, Mrs. w. l.. Williams,
Mrs. D. S. McCaslin, Mrs. Peter Koch,
Mrs. F.. f. Fletcher, Mrs. ]. E. Hart,
Mrs. w. III. Firth, Mrs. b. 7. Stanton,
Mrs. j. L. Stats, Mrs. III. NJ. Kirk,
Mrs. Harris Kirk, Mrs. r. r. Finley,
Mrs. T. j. Freeman, Mrs. H. f. Cook,
Mrs. ]. w. Tilton, Miss r. M. Steven
son, Miss Helen Clute and Miss Mary
Pierson.
The Shakespeare club met at the
home of Mrs NJ. A. Higgins Wednes-
day last, the afternoon being spent in
reading "Othello." Refreshments added
to the pleasure Of the afternoon.
Mrs H. A. Fielding entertained few
friends at the Fielding mansion ON
Central avenue Friday evening.
The new appointments for the Sal
walton army here are Ensign Wales,
and Lieutenant Anderson, both ladies
coming here from Great Falls. Cap
tain Woodruff, whose place they take,
goes to Marysville, where the Saliva
'tion army is going to open barracks at
once.
Mrs. Peter Koch entertained lot of
little folks at her home on Black street
last Saturday afternoon, ii being the
eighth birthday of her little daughter,
Martha. The children were made hap
py by various appropriate games and
with tea and dainties like the older peo-
pie have when they get together. The
little ones present were Gertrude and
Beth Traphagen, Edith and Laura
Maynard, Ethel and Paul Williams,
Arthur Lewis, Peter Koch, Jean and
Charlotte Haskell, Lizzie Anderson,
Paul Stanton, Bertha and Forrest
Bowen, Edwin and Herman Wilson,
Marguerite Nesbitt, Lucie Biering and
Olive Swift.
Mrs. F. b. Lewis, who has been. xis-
iting friends in the East the past two
months. returned the first of the
week.
James r. Robinson, bookkeeper for
the Gallatin Valley Mercantile COM
pany, returned with his bride from the
East ON Sunday morning and is re-
ceiving the congratulations of his
friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson
will make their home at the Frazier
house for a time.
John F. Work returned from win
ter in California on Tuesday, leaving
his family at Los Angeles where they
will remain until June /.
William Gooch arrived from Brown
ing, Mo, this week to take charge of
his brothers, Z. II. Gooch's, large stock
ranch near Salesville. This ranch is
one of the large ones of this county,
comprising over 900 acres.
/ Miss Lille Nutting left on Monday
morning for Butte, where she will take
/ a position as bookkeeper with the
| Butte Dry Goods company, formerly
+ the Bozeman Mercantile company of
this place.
A. l.. Davidson is visiting his brother,
n. s. Davidson, bookkeeper at the
Commercial National bank, this week.
He came here from Battineau, N. D.,
and is on his way to Great Falls, where
J he has a position as telegraph operator
for the Great Northern.
Mrs Ike n. Smith and children have
gone to Butte to live, leaving on Thurs
day last.
The little 1S-months-old stepson OF
Ed l.. Fridley died very suddenly on
Wednesday evening. The baby was
eating it's supper when Ii was taken
with spasms and lived only 40 min
utes.
Charles Francham, Ed L. Stowe, w
l.. Lansing and b. T. Stanton were al
Butte visitors this week.
T. +. Butler circulator for the
Standard. was in Bozeman Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week.
+. ID. Ellis went to Butte Tuesda,
and met his family, Mrs. Ellis having
been with relatives in Salt Lake City
for the past two weeks.
Prof. Luther Foster of the expert
ment station staff, is expecting tc
spend the summer months on farn
and will probably rent the Clntor
Wilson place, six miles west OF Boze'
man.
Prof w. L. williams of the expert
ment station returned from business
/ trip to Idaho the first of the week.
Bert Maynard and Misses Susie Ions
and May Bull, two charming young
ladies from the Upper Madison valley
are spending a few days in the city.
]. q. Upton and Miss Ruby Marble
were married by Justice of the Peace
Stevenson on Saturday evening tn
wedding being against the wishes o
the brides parents, was kept yer.
until after O'Clock that evening.
A little girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs
]. Newell Brooks, in the valley, OF
Tuesday evening.
President James Reid. Hon. Waite
Cooper and Prof. A. NJ. Ryon We're al
at the meeting of the state board y
education at Helena on Monday.
Eugene Giles of Helena was in tow
for a Few days the first of the week.
DIR. Lucius Nutting and wife leave OF
Tuesday morning for month on thei
ranch. near Laurel, Mont.
Charles Rich is confined 10 the house
having been quite sick for the past feN
days.
Miss Libbie Wakefield is over from
Livingston. the guest of Mrs. @. {
Dcane this week
Carl Vreeland. the 14-year-old ne
pbew of Frank W. Vreeland, wa
thrown from his horse Thursday after