The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-08
IN BOZE M AN.

Bozeman, Mont, Feb. Mrs. f. II.
Fisher gave an afternoon tea Wednes-
day to numerous friends. The house
was tastefully decorated with ported
hyacinths and carnations. There were
recitations by Miss Clara Fisher and
Miss Clute, solos by Miss lines. Mrs.
Waters and Miss Pierson, duets by Mrs.
Resor and Miss lines, Mrs. Edsall and
Mrs. Soper. Those present were Mes
danes Traphagen, Mills, Hastings.
Foerschler, Harmon. Fletcher. Harris.
Eckenbeck. Hartman, Thorpe, Bull.
Resor. 10y. Bennett. Moser, Pease.
Stanton, Clinton, Buell., Edsall, Soper.
Tracy. Waters. McCaslin. Mrs. Fred
Bull, Misses Clute. Pierson, Brandon
burg, lines and Hattie Street
Rev. o. F. McHargue gave a lecture
on scenes in the holy land at the Chris
tan church Thursday night, illustrated
with stereopticon views. DR.. Reid lee
tured at the Baptist church Friday eve
ming and Rev. McCaslin is advertised
TO lecture on "A Strong Man" at the
Methodist church next Friday evening.
Judge Armstrong, after putting a new
roof on the old Lamme residence on
Main street and fitting the building up
nicely inside got partly moved in this
week. Friday he moved out again, hav-
ing leased the place to Luce & Luce.
who will move their law office there
from the Tracy Duflulng.
The Benepe Owenhouse company
pulled their Belgrade store up by the
roots this week and brought the goods
to Bozeman. Herman Moser, who was
in charge there, returns to his former
position in the dry goods department. ,
j. S. Youngman has bought a ranch
near Victor, Mont, and he moved there
the last of the week. He was formerly
In the employ of Nelson, Story & Co..
the millers.
c. M Barbee is over from Helena this
week and leaves for his home in the
East in a few days.
L. G.. Gabriel, N. p station agent
here, has gone to Elkhorn, Wis, where
he joins his wife, who is visiting there.
He will be absent about 20 days, o. L.
Dillenbeck taking his place while he is
gone.
Contractor Suitor and wife are in
Helena this week, stopping at the
Grandon.
Fred c. Crounse, for the past two
years a resident of Bozeman, left with
his family for San Francisco, Cal, on
Tuesday morning, where they go to re-
main.
Frank A. Morley, who has been in
Butte for some months past, has re-
turned to Bozeman.
The young people of the Presbyterian
val of nations to be given in the opera
house some time in April.
Revivalist ]. II. Elliot, who is now in
Spokane. ie TO be in Bozeman for two
weeks soon. He begins here on April 2.
The Housekeepers' society held one
of it's regular meetings at the residence
of Mrs. Thomas Lewis on Monday aft
ernoon. The next meeting will be held
at Mrs. o. P. Chisholm's on the after
noon Of the 10th.
The Camera club held an interesting
meeting on Tuesday evening at Mrs.
+. +. Marshall's studio.
G. S. Samsell of this city has removed
with his wife to Livingston TO take
charge of the Golden Rule store at that
place.
Last Friday Mrs. S. NJ Emery was
hostess to a few of her friends, who
were invited to come early. bring their
sewing and pass an 'old-fashioned"
afternoon. The fortunate guests were
charmingly entertained in Mrs. Emery's
beautiful home and a most enjoyable
afternoon was passed, closing with the
serving of a most dainty. sumptuous re-
past. The guests were Mesdames l.. S.
Wilson, II. A. Fielding, L. A. Luce, f.
b. Lamme, Matt w. Anderson, o. =.
Chisholm, Walter Cooper, F. w. Trap
hagen, Thomas Lewis and Miss Calvin.
AZ lllt Nllg NOuuCil InttliD6 Nudg
evening C. w. Logan was appointed
registry agent for the city. Judges,
clerks and polling places were also
named. Four aldermen are to be elect
ed. one from each ward. The other city
officials hold over until next year. The
election will be on April g.
c. c. Fuller. Joe La Plant, B. F.
Maiden and +. c. Waite are up Middle
creek after a set of Photographic views
IF wi wit
snow They have nice selection of
views of this section taken in the sum-
mer time and desire a companion set OF
winter views.
The programme for the Joint debate
between the pupils of the Livingston
and Bozeman high schools, which is 10
take place at the Bozeman opera house
on the 14th inst, is as follows:
Violin solo-Il Trovatore, Verdi's opera
Harry Elliott.
Invocation. ....... ..........
from Symphonic
No. 2............. ......... Beethoven
Miss Gertie Luce. Miss Cal
win, Prof. Wright.
Oration-The Rights of Woman....
Pleasie Hodgman.
Oration-The Golden Calf-Alice Martin
Vocal duet-O'er Hill land Dale.
Elfrieda Koehler. Rose Hop
kins.
Debate-Resolved, That Labor Or
CARNATIONS as they Exist To-
day are Beneficial to the Labor
ing Classes. ......... ............
Ernest Edsall. Harry Ha-
thorn, James Cameron.
Charles GARNER, 10
minutes each.
Music, Overture--Faust-Gou ,....
Miss Calvin, Miss Ruffner.
Louis Howard.
Thompson, 10 min:
Mark Conrow. 10 min.; Harry Ha-
thorn, min: Ernest Edsall 8 min.
Piano solo-Water Nymph.
........ .Nevin Harriet Mallon
DTili .ss.ss.sss.. .ssssssss
Decision of judges. Observation-Disclosures.
The Uniform Rank. X. of p, gave a
reception and supper TO Capt. n. ID.
Steele and bride at their hall on Tues
day evening.
ID. ID. Smith, who has been east some
time purchasing goods for the Gallatin
Valley Mercantile company. returned
home Thursday morning.