The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-04

evening at the opening Ior the Sedsoh
at the opera house. The troupe is a
good one and their work splendid from
start to finish.
Mrs. Wilson. Miss Cummings. Charlie
Sacket and Lew Wilson have been
camping for the last week up the West
| Gallatin canyon and killing a number
of fish.
A party composed Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charlie Backus, young Charlie Backus.
John McDaniels and Miss Latta went
up the West Gallatin canyon a week
ago last Sunday and returned the end
of the week after having spent a very
pleasant week camping and fishing and
taking pictures of the places Of inter
est, which are many. along the route
They had an interesting ride down the
canyon with a broken tongue to their
rig, which nearly caused their over
throw into the river several times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton and Miss Hat
tie Street returned from their sum-
mer's camping in the West GaIatlh
canyon on Logger creek. Their camp
will long be remembered by All the
visitors at Camp Fletcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. William lines went up
the West Gallatin canyon last Satur-
day on a visit TO the family or MT.
and Mrs. Walter Hartman, who are
camping near Camp Fletcher.
Lew Wisner returned from the west
Gallatin canyon ~ Saturday. He mas
been surveying for the county and su-
perintending the construction Of the
new road.
Mrs. service of Sioux Fails, Iowa, ar
rived this week on a visit 20 MT. ana
Mrs. Myron Ferris. She viii take back
little Miss Ferris with her when she
returns.
Corporal Harry Patterson OF the LIST
Montana volunteers arrived In Boze-
man on Thursday on his way nome 10
Manhattan. He said he saw private
-, - ~ Iy,,-aa n fau~ do NG
ago and reported him in good health.
Patterson was discharged from the reg
iment before II left for Manila on ac-
count of sickness. and looks quite III
now and needs Montana's pure air to
recuperate him.
Mrs. F. r. Lewis and Miss Alice Lew
is have returned from their trip to san
Francisco and other points OF interest
in the West, and have spent a very
pleasant and enjoyable vacation.
DR.. Archibald Gardner returned TO his
home in New York this week after
spending a few short weeks with ms
relatives in Bozeman.
Mrs. Martin McLea Of Virginia City
and her children are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Cleveland for a few days.
DIR. c. Il. Mccoy of Franklin, n. c,
has purchased the practice of DR.. Mil
Ter at Belgrade and is now located at
that point. DIR. Miller VIII go 10 Sher-
idan.
Congressman Hartman went to Red
Lodge the last Of last week TO speak TO
he silver republicans.
Mr.. AuIi If Helena, formerly OF Boze-
man, was in the city this week.
Rev. Father Warning OF Dubuque,
Iowa. who has been sick for several
months at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. c. Mccarthy on Grand avenue,
was moved to st. Johns hospital, Hell
ena, last Friday. He has a severe at
tack Of typhoid fever.
Miss Mckee Of the High school re-
turned home on Thursday evening nom
Indiana so as to be on hand Tor the
opening Of the school on Monday.
Miss Jones of the High school re-
turned from her vacation I'm Wisconsin
last Saturday.
Miss Sadie Shaw left on Thursday
night for Lincoln, Neb., where h will
enter school. She will be absent for
two years.
Miss Alice Martin returned home
from a six weeks visit to Helena or
Friday.
Mss AdeIia Luse has tten appointed
, elCCutionist for the High school. Miss
Luse is the first teacher Of this kind
ever employed in the Bozeman public
schools.
Miss Macy Nelson. daughter of NJ
" and Mrs. Marsh Sels5l. went to Big
( Timber on Monday on a visit to Mr.
John Asbury.
Miss Carrie Jones Of Blockton, Iowa
} arrived last week and will teach schoo
, in district No. IL.
E Henry Whitbeck has been very sicl
? for the last week or two but Is now OF
T, the road to recovery.
! Rev. Comfort and his wife spent Sun,
day at the camp of Mrs. Fletcher.
Misses Shipman and Waterman o
, Chicago, who have been spending som'
v-aAlrg at Tar1n Thatcher left for thp1
home this week.
! "Stenographer Patten returned HON,
. from the park on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bisel returne,
from a three weeks visit to the judith
this week.
, Rev. O. O. Smith Of Traer, Iowa, re
r turned home the last Of the week afte
e having visited his nephew, n. o. Jones
g and making a trip through the park.
Cliff Waite came down from his min,
ing occupations'in Madison county thi'
week to take in the sights of his ole
home and see his numerous friends ono
2 more.
- Mrs. Mary Foster and daughter ar,
= visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William WEIGH.
= Mrs. NJ. l.. Hoyt and family returne,
! from Billings on Monday.
= Major Anderson paid a visit up to tn,
v camp of the mineral land commission
e ers this week.
Mrs. TAFT and children passed a rev
= days at Camp Fletcher i'm the Gallatii
h canyon this week.
Governor Richards and family. afte
? spending the summer months in tn
a Gallatin canyon, near the camp of Mrs
d Fletcher. broke camp on Thursday &
! return to Butte for the winter.
d Miss Ida Reynolds OF Castle is visit
Y ing in BOzeman. for a few days.
O Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Fielding returneI
n home from the East this week. Mrs
Fielding has been away for a humble
of months. and Mr.. Fielding took hi
J. vacation in the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kyle returned t
p Helena the beginning of the week, afte
! spending a few pleasant weeks cam
!. ping.
u Professor Currier and W. hewitt weu
: up to Bracket on "wednesday for a feI