The Anaconda standard., 1896-05-10

publican convention of this county.
when that body next meets. for con-
sideration in connection with nomina-
tions for superintendent of schools.
Mrs. Anna Boyle arrived Thursday
from Rockford, ILL.,, and viii make her
future home with her daughter, Mrs.
A. Van Brocklin.
Mrs. Walter A. Burleigh and daugh-
ter of Tacoma are visiting at the ranch
home of Mrs. Alfred Myers, who Is Mrs.
Burleigh's sister. The ladies are just
returning from the East, where Miss
Burleigh has been attending a semi
nary.
Miss S. Rowland, one Of the teachers
in the Livingston public schools, has
vacation. She was accompanied by her
mother.
DIR. w. H Campbell and wife re-
turned Sunday from their trip to the
Golden State.
F. b. Thoms and wife have gone to
Billings to take charge of Lee
Eisenberg's bazaar store and furnish-
ing emporium for ladies', which Mr..
Eisenberg has lately established there
as a branch of his Livingston house.
Dr. J. A. Cronkhite and his sister,
Miss Bertha Cronkhite of Los Angeles,
Cal, arrived in the city this week to
remain during the summer. They are
TeSDecI1Nely Ine DTOIncI SlSlci VI
Mrs. Herbert Miles.
Charles p. Blakely, register of the
Bozeman land Office, spent Sunday in
Livingston, making arrangements to
remove the machine shops across the
range. Bozeman has been considering
this step for some time, but Mr.. Blakely
says she would have allowed the shops
to remain here a few months longer
had it not been for the wreck at MIS-
sion last week.
Judge Frank Henry, District Chrk
Bailey and Court Stenographer Jmes
have been in attendance upon ourt
duties at Big Timber this week. :.
T. E. Butler of the Standard passed
through here last evening on ZIP to
Eastern Montana. He says the stand
ards circulation is growing right along
all over the state. Counterfeit nwspa-
pers are not able to supplant the
Standard in Eastern Montana ~ get
ting out an early edition with an ap-
breviated press report.
John T. Smith has been at Bg Tim
ber this week in attendance ulon the
Sweet Grass term of court.
Frank Beley made a business trip TO
Helena and Great Falls this wetk.
DIR. w. L. Shawk was called to Horr
this week upon a professional MS
sion.
Charles Connop has received the in
in Europe and will leave for ERgAnd
in a few days.
L. N. Lepley was in the city from the
Boulder camp this week.
Captain Anderson, facetiously called
the "Czar of Wonderland has re-
turned to his command in the Yellow
stone park, after a trip to Washington
and other eastern cities.
Walter Aitken of the Big Timber Ex-
press, while making his regular weekly
visitation to Livingston last week came
near getting his pulchritudnous form
"pied' in the Mission wreck, having
been a passenger on Friday nights NO.
1. He was standing in the aisle when
the crash came and the frce of the
collision caused him to uncremonious-
ly throw himself into the arms OF a
young lady who was total
stranger to him, and the nervous shock
he suffered was so great hat 1t was
only after a prolonged interval that
he put forth any effort to make his es-
cape.
George Reese lately returned from
Florida, has succeeded to the position
of train dispatcher at this point, made
vacant by the resignation of Ed Linn.