The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-23

NTH birthday last Monday By enter
tanning seven OF her little friends. The
small folks had a most enjoyable aft
ernoon and wish there were more
birthdays than one . year..
On the 18th the school children OF
the East and West side schools cele-
brated Lafayette day. Each room
had q suitable programme. consisting
Of songs. recitation and readings con-
corning the distinguished foreigner
who played 90 great q part In American
history. In addition to the programme
a collection was taken up. amounting
in the neighborhood of 81 for each
room. the proceeds to be used to build
a statue of Lafayette to cost $3.50, 900,
to be unveiled on the Fourth OF July,
1900. United States day at the Paris
exposition. The $3.50. 900 In to be con-
tributed solely by the school children
of the United States.
State Architect HARE was In the city
last Sunday to inspect the work on the
city jail.
Henry Altenbrand was in the city on
Tuesday on business connected with
the paper and pulp manufacturing
plant.
w. d. Flowers was over from Jeffer-
son county last week for a short visit
with his family.
Mrs. Perry and her sister. Miss Sales.
have gone to Michigan for a few
months.
Director Emery accompanied Mrs.
Hass to Billings last week. where she
left him and went on to Omaha.
Mrs. James Hammond N her sis
ter. Miss Margaret Anderson. left last
week for Chicago n Kansas.
Mrs. Breckenridge and daughter Of
California are visiting DR.. Reid Of the
college. =,
r.. B. Chisholm Of Manhattan was
up on Monday night to hear Hon. A.
]. Campebil. Edwin Norris and Con
gresham Hartman at the opera house.
Perry Knowlton vas in the city from
Flathead this week for a few days.
Hugh W. Livingston. brother of w.
w. Livingston, arrived last week from
Ohio for a short visit in Montana.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Davidson
on the 18th of October. a girl
L. Ringwald and Howard Welsh of
Gebo were in the city this week on
Mr.. and Mrs. James Robinson now
Of Bear canyon, formerly of this city,
are rejoicing over the advent of a girl
who. came to gladden. their home on
Thursday. the 18th of October.
Father Coopman was in the city a
day or two this week looking after his
charge here.
w. f. Warren, brother of Lee War
rem. was married to Effie Gum on Mon
day evening of this week by Rev. j.
N. Mclean of the Presbyterian church,
the ceremony being at the parsonage
or Grand avenue.
Mrs. ]. c. Carter is quite sick with
typhoid fever.
Col o. p. Chisholm is recovering
from his sick spell and is able to get
around again.
A. Fisher of Red Bluff was in the
city visiting friends this week for a
day or two.
w. A. Harrison of Big Timber was
registered at the Bozeman on Monday.
c. Emmerick of Glendive was a Wis
itor in the city on Tuesday.
p. j. Perry of Manhattan was up to
hear the speaking on Monday evening.
Ned Latta, William Alexander and
ID. TAFT went to attend the firemen's
convention In Butte this week.
Miss Kate Sheridan and Miss Lentz
went to Anaconda the fore part of the
week to attend the grand lodge of the
R~ebekahs.
Mr.. Conrad of Cascade county was
in the city the latter part of the week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Algie Bran
denburg on Tuesday, Oct. Is, a daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Judge Of Logan died on We'd
nesday morning. Her remains were
sent to Minneapolis for interment.
Manager Hall Of the Trail Creek rail-
way is home from Milwaukee.
Mrs. Z. c. Waters of Livingston is
visiting Mr.. n Mrs. w. w. Wylie for
a few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. b. Walton of Meadow
creek visited Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Cleave-
land the latter part Of last week for
a few days.
DIR. Chamblis has been on the sick
list for several days, but is now around
again.
Mr.. Palache OF San Francisco was
in the city OIL Monday on insurance
business.