The Anaconda standard., 1896-05-31
IN LIV NCSTON.

by the cornet band a week ago was an
event of much pleasure to the hundred
and odd people who attended. The ar
rangements for the affair had been
made upon a magnificent scale, in fact,
the band boys spared no expense in the
matter. and as consequence they
came out on the wrong side of the
ledger in their cash account, whereas
the dance was gotten UP with the ex-
pectation of increasing their treasury
reserve. which is accommodating for the
payment of their new uniforms. These
uniforms the boys wore for the first
time on the night in question. They
are very attractive suits, resplendent,
but yet not gaudy. Supper for the
dance was served at the Park restau-
rant
The A. o. U. w. anniversary next
Thursday will be celebrated with great
eclat in this city by the members of
National Park lodge No. 10 and the
auxiliary order of the Degree of
Honor. An entertainment will be given
at the knights of Ppthias hall, the
proceeds of which will be devoted to
the widows and orphans fund, The
following committees by the Degree of
Honor: Music-Mesdames D. Short,
w. p. Mulholland, p. w. Nelson.
Messrs. Horace Bartlett and H. ]. VOL
cott s-Mesdames l.. Hau-
sen, II. Bartlett, ]. Skillin, G. T. Young,
w. Towne and c. E. Miller. Arrange
ments-Mesdames ]. A. Bailey. E. M.
Sybert and w. p. Mulholland.
Cards are out announcing the ap-
preaching marriage of r. E. Hadley
and Miss Emma Swart. The ceremony
is to take place at Butte June s. at the
residence of the brides mother, Mrs.
Mary Farnham. Miss Swart resided in
/ Livingston for several years and is
graduate of the typographical depart
p1apd of the Post and F,ntarnriSP She
is a young lady of varied accomplish
ments Many friends in Livingston ex-
tend congratulations to the bethothed
couple.
Zephyr Camp of Woodmen of the
World held it's semi-annual election of
officers Wednesday evening. This or
der has a steadily growing membership
here, six new members being added at
, this session. The officers chosen were
as follows: Consul, d. j. Rose; ad-
WISER J. J. Berkey; escort, w. E. Simp-
son; watchman, NJ. w. Maynard; sem
try, w. d. Mcclellan; physician, DR..
r. ID. Alton; manager, w. d. Atkinson;
representatives to district convention
at Helena, NJ. r. Wilson, T. j. Bouton;
alternates. ID. j. Rose, g. III. Grace.
Charles T. Marble and Miss Elizabeth
Kirby were married in this city Tues
day at the Merchants hotel the nuptial
knot being tied in the most approved
and groom have resided for some time
near Timberline.
The Yellowstone club will meet Mon
day evening with Mrs. J. S. Thomp-
son.
The Ladies' Guild of ST. Andrews
church meets next Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. ]. E. Swindlehurst
Mrs. d. M. Lowry and Mrs. John
Lyall have made preparations for
spending the summer abroad, visiting
their homes across the blue expanse.
They leave this evening for New York.
The ocean trip will be made in the ele-
CANT steamship city of Rome, which
sails June 6. Mrs. Lyall has acquaint.
ances and relatives at Glasgow and
Edinburgh, both of which cities she
will visit. Mrs. Lowry's destination Is
Lund, Sweden.
Mrs. w. L. Shawk and son have gone
to Butte for short visit.
Miss Hattie L. Hill will leave to-day
for her home In st. Paul She has been
visiting for a season with her sister.
Mrs. II. L. Scare.
Mrs. G.. w. Pierson of Red Lodge is
making her sister. Mrs. A. j. Campbell,
a short visit.
Mrs. ]. ]. Clarke will depart on Mon
day for a visit with her parents In Min
neapolis. Her two children, Ray and
Birdie, will accompany her.
Mrs. David Noble has received the
sad news of the death of her sister.
Mrs. John Kelly, which occurred at
Minneapolis May "a
Alderman Hruza was over to Helena
a few days ago.
Miss Anna McDermott has an
nounced herself as a candidate for the
l