The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-16
IN LIVINGSTON.


livingston Feb. 15.-Yesterday was
St Valentines day and was duly OBJ
served in this city by grand bal
masuue given under the auspices of
the Livingston band, at the spacious
| dining parlors of the ALTERNATE hotel
Quite 100 people attended the function
and passed an evening of unalloyed
pleasure The many unique characters
| that were assumed provoked the rlsl-
bilities of the participants and the num-
Der of elegant costumes surprised every /
one A fine supper was spread at the
Park cafe.
A matrimonial event OF the first mag
nitude is foreshadowed to occur in Law
insston before the weeks slip by which !
go to make up a month Inc inter
ested parties have been engaged LOT
some time, but have sought 10 avoid
| publicity of the fact. and the Standard
correspondent. respecting their wishes
in the matter, will not at this time
crafty public curiosity by publishing
their names. However intimate friends
may recognize them in the following
description: The gentleman in the case
has been a resident of the city about
seven years and by diligence and APP
| plication to his profession has achieved
| success and high honor. For some
time he has been considered a most
eligible catch. but until recently ne
| has been proof against all of Cupids
| darts The bride-elect a charming
young lady of refined education, is now
\ i'm the East on a visit to relatives, and
! incidentally to purchase her wedding
rousseau. Both are young people held
i'm high esteem and move in the highest
social circles.
A free lecture will be given next week
at Hefferlin hall by Hon. f. A. Finkeln-
burg under the auspices of the local
lodge of Woodmen of the World Mr.
Finkelnburg is head council or the "a
f,NTA nd a
teresttng speaker his calculation OF the
principles of the Woodmen's order VIII
no doubt result in an acquisition OF
membership of the local lodge.
The Ladies Aid society of the Con-
a,regational church will give a dime so
Ciai at the church next Tuesday even
ing. The regular weekly meeting of the
society will be held Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. n. X. Nessel
Rev. ]. F. Pritchard will participate
in the exercises tomorrow of the new
Episcopal church at Big Timber, con
scouently no service will be held a
St Andrews church on that day. Bu'
Bishop Brewer after defeating the 1915
Timber house of worship, VIII tarr!
over at Livingston Wednesday am
conduct religious services morning an
evening.
The wife of f. F. Confarr. the jewel
or presented him with an 81
pound boy Wednesday last, and sine
then Mr.. Confarr has exhibited tn
Il somewhat remarkab BILE eccentricity c
dating all his correspondence the 12t
of February. Whether Mr.. Confar
does this absent-mindedly or becaus
of the importance that attaches TO IN
happy event above noted, his most II
innate friends are unable to decide.
party of schoolmates or Harr
Hathorn walked in unannounced upo
the young gentleman at his parenu
/ home Friday of last week ana spent
pleasant evening in dancing, slngln
and the discussion of a dainty repa
prepared by Mrs. J. r. Hathorn.
l Judge Henry has adjourned distrl
l court here and will go to Red Lodt
Monday to discharge his judicial duu
there.
i ed passenger runs with Conduct
Kidd. The latter gentleman as co
sequence has the Helena-Billings ru
and Mr.. Dodds the Boulder-Elkho
run. .,,-
Ed winston, the popular auour
/ haired conductor on the Park oran'
who took a lay-off six months ago,
now in the employ of the Great NoFI
ern. running out of Harve as orai
man. ,.
Robert Lilly arrived in Livingst
1 this week from an extended trip 10 O
i f,rent points in the East
i William Ray of BoZeman was In 10
Wednesday in the interest of @
/ fnruia fruit house.
: NJ Parks and +. 4. Smith are
l coming SO proficient in the nitric
game of duplicate whist that they
l iuaUv carried off the honors at the p
ia given by the Rocky Mountain c
this week For years these two E
| tIanlen have striven hard TO secure }
one whist game to their credit.
their brilliant success TINS Week
no doubt compensate for their iorl
l hard luck.
a valentine a little out Of the US
.r..rtation Of that term. nut one WI
-.u eaIance in beauty each succeed
anniversary Of the day ana prov
continual JOY, was presented 10 MI:
Nf-s otto Eastman on the eve OF
l4Ih Ii is a girl
Miss Nellie Jameson has accepte
position in HefieTlin's dry goods
uorium. CO.
Mrs. James Martin departed sun
Il r1~ LOGAN 10 join her husband,
i bas a railroad situation there.
A c. Campbell Of the Helena Il