The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31
SOCIETY IN LIVINGSTON.

Livingston, Oct. 27.-The residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ash. OF Mammoth Hot
Springs, was the scene Of a very pretty
weddInG sunday afternoon. when Alex
ander Lyail and Mrs. Barbara @. Hen
derson-Swansen were joined in bonds
hymeneal. The ceremony was performed
in the presence Of a few invited guests
by the Rev. ". r. Clark. pastor OF the
Conversational church. OF this city. The
groom Is well and favorably known In
Livingston. having resided here for a
number OF years. while the bride IL a
charming lady. the sister OF Mrs. Ash
of Mammoth Hot Springs.
A lodge of Modern Woodmen was or
ganlxed in this city last Thursday even
ing by f. +. Sprague OF Billings. The
following ofncers were elected: o. NJ.
Hererlin. venerable consul: c. A. Caul-
kins. worthy adviser: NJ. l. Hickman.
clerk: r. A. Scheuber. excellent banker;
J. II. Profitt, ~watchman: @. w. Cham
berlin. secretary: q. II. Joslin, escort;
&. r. Leard, camp physician; Otto East
man. chief forester: A. w. T. Ander-
son. f. c. Baxter n H. j. Wolcott.
board Of managers. The new order
promises TO be q fourishing camp In
this city. The charter membership has
been increased to 80 during the week.
c. r. Murdoch. the Boulder mining
expert. who has been In Boston for
some time past. returned home Monday.
He has been In the east In the interest
of the camp and no doubt his visit Will
prove a great benefit to the undeveloped
mines OF the Boulder district.
N. ]. Malin received q check this week
from the United States government to
cover his part OF IN reward for the
capture of the men who held up the
stages OF the Yellowstone Park Assoc
iatfon about a year ago. The men were
taken to Cheyenne and convicted.
Otto Lemm. VINO holds q position a.
night operator at Muir. was in h city
during the week. He will spend a few
days at Hunters Hot Springs. and will
Their depart for Tacoma on a few weeks
vacation.
A piano was purchased this week for
the rooms of the Livingston hre depart
ment. The club rooms viii be fitted up
in elegant shape and II will not be long
before h boys will have the finest
quarters OF any fire company In the
state.
A smoker will he given at the Rocky
Mountain club rooms mex "Wednesday
evening. Cards will be the feature Of
the evening. after which, light refresh
ments viii be served. II former events
are any indication. those invited Will
look forward to the event with great
anticipation.
Captain w. G. Dutton. state lecturer
dist church on Rock Greek last Satur-
day and Sunday evenings Mon
day evening he organized a
lodge OF Good Tempiars which
starts out with a charter membership
OF 80. The following officers were elect
ed: Horace Kelly. chief templar: Miss
Covfngton, vice templar; q. Cundiff
past chief templar; Abraham Wells
chaplain: Miss Goddard. secretary; II.
%. Kenney. marshal: Miss Mona Cole.
deputy marshal: Minnie Gibson, hnan-
cial secretary; Samuel Shepard. SEN
tinei.
Mrs. George Geer and Misses Wayne
wheatley and Edith Wilson went "a
Helena wednesday evening to spend q
few days.
w. I. Haslam. VINO has been engaged
in government road work in the vicinity
OF the Yellowstone Park. arrived In the
city "Wednesday evening. He reports
that a good road has been constructed
from @ point near the Thumb OF Lake
Yellowstone and washeka to Jackson's
Hole. Captain Sanford of the United
States engineer corps was In charge Of
the work.
Conductor r. c. whaien OF mis- city
and Miss Anna Schabarker OF Bozeman
] were WdITltu NJ SntENloN oh otboo
last. The couple will probably maxi
their home in this city.
Green Blakeiey was In the city Satur
day from his ranch on the Boulder. HI
reports things pretty lively In the dif
fASent mining camps on that strea1
and that there win be considerably
work performed on the properties be
fore spring. The War Eagle claim hai
been bonded TO New ork parties. wit
..fft -A1u L,,.a a (neaA ~ aknnf IN maj
at work upon II.
Harry Bush. who Is at the head = Tn
Bear Guich company. was In the cit!
during the week on his way to New
York. He reports the Bear Gulch prop
critics turning out much better thar eS
pected.
Khurum LODGE NJ Perfection. No.
Scottish Rite Masons. held lis electi'
OF oficers last Tuesday evening. tn
following were chosen: Venerable mas
ter. w. f. Thompson: senior wsrder
w. j. Glass: junior warden. Dan Short
orator. c. W. Hickman: treasurer. n
III. Lashorn: secretary. s. M. Nye: al
moner w. G. Simpson.
workmen have been engaged durin
the week moving the partition betwet
the stores recently occupied by the Feri
Drug company and Mrs. Werntz's mi
iinery store. n places will be mad
into N store and will b occupied b
Sax & McCue about Nov. I.
Mrs. walter Towne departed for Ar
aconda Sunday evening. where she wi
reside in the future. Mr.. Towne havin
accepted a position as engineer on N
Montana Union.
c. A. TRAIT. a Northern Pacific brak'
man. fell from the caboose of his trai
Wednesday at Columbus and severe
pralned his back. He was taken 20 n
Mlssoula hospital for treatment.
John Jervis. a recent arrival fro
Victoria, r. c. secured a license. Tue
day. TO open a saloon at Bear Guic
Mr.. Jervis Il Interested with Heller
; parties in mining property in that az
] trict.
ID. X. Buchanan returned from
hunting trip Sunday in the vicinity
. Cooke City. He brought back three e
as the result % his trip.
Melvin Rumohr. who is In charge
: the Livingston circuit OF the Methodi