The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-22
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I'm LiVINGTON.
Livingston, March IA nuptisl
event of more than culinary note and
interest in Livingston society circles is
hereby chronicled in tie announcement
of the marriage of 7. II. Poorman,
ana Miss Lulu Byd. The we'd
ding took place at higl noon yesterday
at St. Paul, at the residence of the
brides mother, ard vas witnessed by
Few relatives and Intimate friends of
the contracting psrths. The bride is
charming young LAZY well known in
Livingston, where size has resided for
quite few years. She has always been
very popular young lady, due not less
to her affability, reliability and brill
liant conversational talents than to her
exquisite grace and fascinating beauty.
Besides a twin siser, Miss Lola Byrd,
who resides in Graf Falls, she has
another sister, Mr.. B. L. Cook, who
makes her home in his city. The groom
Is the popular couny attorney of Park
county, and he gained that honorable
position in recognithn by the public at
large of his peculia fitness for that
office-as lawyer. of legal acumen,
Judicial mind and veil versed in his
profession; as a man, honorable, up
right and respected. The happy couple
Will arrive in Livingston tomorrow
morning and will be tie guests for that
DAY or Mr.. and Mrs. 3. L. Cook, who
VIII tender them reception and din
ner. Mr.. and Mrs. Poorman will take
up their residence on tie north side and
Will be at home to Their friends on and
AFTER April .. The congratulations of
their friends are extended to them
through the columns of the Standard,
in advance of the fioodtide which will
personally be extended to them when
they return.
Under the auspices IF the Livingston
band, in conjunction with Mrs. Kumm,
soprano, Mrs. Welsh, pianist, and Mr.
Briggs, prompter. a very enjoyable
concert and ball was given at Big Tim
Der on the evening of st. Patrick's day
The attendance was fair and every
number on the concert programme gen
erously applauded. The programme for
the concert was as follows:
Manhattan Beach March. Sousa
Livingston Band.
Baritone solo-Serenade. ... ..Hall
A. 5. Robertson and Band.
VIOLIN SOLO. Selected
Professor Louis Kumm.
Trombone duet........... ......... .Boos
A. Anderson and Sam Nye.
soprano SOlO........... ......... selected
Mrs. Louis Kumm.
Cornet solo-Minerva.. ..... Hermann
H. A. Van Horne.
Descriptive overture-Frolic of the
lmpS.. ........ ........ ...... Carlton
trombone solo, Concert Polka. Robinson
Andrew Anderson.
soprano solo. .......... Selected
Mrs. Louis Kumm.
Irish Medley-Hibernian Beauties.
.......... ......... Livingston Band
party of young folks to the number
of 25 rendered Miss Alice Gordon a sur
prise Tuesday evening, the occasion be-
ing the young lady's thirteenth birth
day. After a few hours spent in games
aVain Ixr he 1ferhf n
ments were served and the guests upon
departure pronounced the hostess an
excellent entertainer.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gregational church will give a mono
logue entertainment at Hefferlin hall
on April 3. They have secured the ser
vices of the renowned impersonator,
Miss Bertha NJ. Wilson, of New York
city.
A series of religious meetings will be
held in this city next week at Heffer-
lin hall. conducted by Evangelist
Brown and a singer who accompanies
him.
The dining room employees of the AL
bemarle gave an enjoyable dance on the
evening of St. Patrick's day. which was
largely attended.
Miss Ella Krieger will entertain the
Yellowstone club next Monday even
ing.
Mrs. w. ~. Mdllandn entertained
pleasant party of friends at her resi-
dence on the north side yesterday.
Mrs. w. F. Sheard has concluded her
visit here and returned to her Tacoma
home.
Mrs. w. r. Webster and son departed
for Red Wing, Mimi. Thursday morn
ing. in response to telegram announc-
ing the serious illness of Mrs. Webster's
father. They will not return. as Mr..
Webster will soon leave Livingston and
locate in St. Paul.
Miss Scare, sister of III. L. Scare, ar
rived from Minnesota a few days ago
and intends to make her home here.
r. s. Holden and wife of Big Timber
spent Sunday in Livingston. Mr..
Holden is foreman OF the Pioneer.
Judge Z. c. Culver and l.. p. Richard
son of the Upper Yellowstone are in
the city to-day.
Editor Aitl1en came up from Big Tim
Der last night and visited with his
brother. Robert Aitken. the Shields
river rancher and man of letters.
=. GoUghnour is back from his trip TO
Butte. Anaconda and Missoula. He
says the agitation for a local train on
the Northern Pacific is a move in the
right direction and should be pushed
along.
w en- Eesth l. Certain.
4 rrfsnr had died very suddenly The