The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-01
IN LIVINGSTON.

Livingston, Feb. 29.-Park countys
! delegation to the immigration conven-
ton which is to meet at Helena March
10 was completed this week when May
or Harvey appointed E. c. Day, w. e.
Thompson and George H. Wright. Gov
ernor Richards selected George Alder
son as delegate at large. The other
delegates are e. H. Talcott, A. j.
Campbell, T. s. Ash, A. B. Mendenhall
and Charles Sargent. This makes in
all nine delegates, and as they are all
Z gentlemen of liberal views, practical
knowledge, thoroughly posted on the
resources of the state, both developed
and undeveloped, and strongly in SYM
/ pathy with any movement which will
| tend to upbuild the state, IT goes with
/ out saying that they will be influential
In the councils of the convention and
be of material assistance in outlining
the best methods for achieving success
in the objects for which the convention
is to meet.
( Miss McAnelly, the county superin-
| tendent, examined the following appli-
cants for teachers certificates last
week: Maud Mcguire, Margaret c.
Vance, Grace Cuisine and James Cor
don. Certificates to teach were granted
to the two ladies first named. The fol-
lowing applicants were also examined
for higher grade certificates; Nora
Prewett Jessie Shaw, Evelyn Jacobs,
Matte Chapman. Josie Richmond, Fan
ME George and NJ A. Mcleod.
Clarence S. Bliler of Shields river and
Miss Clara G. Coe of Myersburg were
united in bonds hymeneal Tuesday
evening. The ceremony was performed
at the home of Mr.. and Mres. z. NJ
Sybert by the Rev. ]. A. Jenkins. A
select party of friends was present
The groom belongs to that class of
sturdy yeomanry for which the Shields
River valley is noted, and the bride Ia
Of he .1I,a afx,er -.
ton.
Cards are out announcing the be-
throthal of Elizabeth T. Refill and Har-
Ian p. Bristol. The marriage will take
place at st. Paul next Wednesday. The
bride was formerly a resident OF this
city and highly esteemed among a
large circle of acquaintance.
The ladies of the Alpha lodge, Degree
of Honor. are looking forward with
considerable pleasure to a progressive
conversational which will be held at
their lodge rooms Thursday evening
next.
Mrs. A. P. Stark will have the pleas
ure of welcoming the ladies of the Vel
lowstone club at her hospitable home
next Monday evening.
A coterie of healthy youngsters put
in their appearance this week, in order
to make some necessary preparations
for supplying leap year demands about
the year 1916. Young man No. l took
apartments at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Vanham and his name ap-
peared on the register for the first time
Feb. 81 No. arrived one day later
and engaged board and room at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Colvin.
No. 3, being of an Hebraic turn of
mind, selected the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Isidor Roth as being the place
most suitable to his tastes. Arriving on
Feb. %, Washington's birthday will
hQnCAfnrth invested a
significance than ever. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank L. Carey of Duluth, formerly of
this city. will fully agree with that
statement, for son was also born to
them on the same day.
After holding their regular meeting
last Thursday, the ladies of Farragut
Relief Corps adjourned to the home of
Mrs. J. Skillin to partake of dainty
repast and while away few hours In
mutual enjoyment.
The ladies of the Eastern Star will
give a social next Wednesday evening
at the Masonic hall. Coffee and cream
will be provided at the hall and each
lady Will contribute a basket lunch for
two.
Mrs J. c. Villas will do the honors of
hostess next Wednesday for the ladies
of st. Andrews Guild.
Mrs. ]. r. Hathorn returned this
week from a short visit with her son.
F. II. Hathorn, the rising young attor1
ney of Billings.
Mrs. NJ r. Hurd of Minneapolis is in
Livingston on q visit TO her mother and
sister. Mrs. Berry and Mrs. II. w. Bling
ham.
Mrs. w. F. Shead of Tacoma arrived
in LIVINGSTON this week for a short
stay among friends and relatives.
c. w Savage, who still retains his
residence at Miles City. was down there
this week attending to his duties as
mayor and incidentally looking after
the affairs of the MacQueen hotel,
which he still has the management OF,
as well as the Albemarle of this city.
F. Goughnour is off to Missoula again
looking after his numbering interests
in that county.
A. Carter. the Crevasse mining man.
is putting i'm a few days in this city.
awaiting the resumption Of operations
by his company.
A. y. Welt returned from Chicago
this week. where he had been on bust
ness connected with has gents furnish
Hon. A. l.. Babcock Of Billings was in
town yesterday on business connected
with the incorporation OF EabcCek &
Miles. Notwithstanding the promi-
nent mention of Mr.. Ba1cock's name as
the republican gubcrnaturial nominee
next fan. the gentleman disav1ws any
active candidacy on his part Yet 10 is
quite probable that if she republican
convention shall r,CurE i-e the eastern
part cf the state iu this regard. The
senator from Yellowstone county VIII
be the nominee Tor 80. lruor