The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-24

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monthly session. An extensive pro-
eramme had been arranged for the
day and one which was full of inter-
esting topics. The different subjects
being given by Mesdames Benepe,
Aud. Cook. Walter Cooper. Brewer.
Award. Miss Cantwell and Dr.. Tudor.
The ladies have been invited to go out
to h college buildings and inspect
them and will do SO before the next
meeting.
Mrs. John Carter and family and
Miss Aline Anceney are in the city.
They will rem a house and spend the
greater portion of the summer In Boze-
man. They have been in California for
the winter n have just returned.
The hremen gave a dance in the Arm
Dry hall last Friday evening and al
though ii was not generally known or
advertised as a public dance, a num-
Der of people enjoyed the evenings
pleasure. dancing being kept up until
an early hour on Saturday morning.
Miss Travis entertained a few friends
in her apartments In the Bozeman last
saturday evening.
The Contemporary club met with
Professor Currier in h parlors of the
Bozeman last Tuesday, the members
OF the faculty and q few guests being
present. Music and other entertaining
features were INDUCED in during the
course OF the meeting.
The Maverick club met as usual in
the Armory hall or Friday evening and
tripped the light fantastic until the wee
sma' hours. There were about the
usual number of members and others
present n a very enjoyable evening
was spent.
w. r.. Black of Red Bluff was in the
city on business Tuesday.
Mrs. T.. G.. Atteberry has returned
from nm ovton1oI LSoctarx srir
j. Epstein of Butte was in the city
on Tuesday.
James Forrestall went down to Lo-
gan on Monday to excavate some fos-
sils for the government exhibit at the
Omaha exposition.
+. w. Glow of Livingston. formerly
of this city. was in town on Tuesday.
James Anerson of Toston registered
at the Bozeman on Tuesday.
Mrs. Culloden has returned from a
visit to her relatives in Kentucky.
Miss McTaggart from Canada is Wis
iting her brother. James McTaggart, Of
Chestnut.
Attorney A. j. Campbell of Butte was
a visitor in the city this week on legal
business.
Thomas Stevenson was IN the city
several days the past week. He has
just from a severe illness
and will resume his duties in Superin-
tendent Horns Office at Livingston in
a few days.
Stillman Huling of Central Park was
I'm the city on Wednesday.
Mrs. Alice Langhorn of Helena came
over on Thursday to visit her mother,
Mrs. LEONARD, who is very sick. Mrs.
Leonard is also the mother of j.. II.
Taylor and Mrs. Rich.
Mr.. N Mrs. II. c. Freeman of Hell |
n were in the city oil Wednesday.
e. F. Sawyer of Lombard was in the
city on business several days this week.
, F. n. Hutchinson of Galiop was i'm
on Tuesday. |
s.. w. Curtis of Great Falls was q
visitor in the city on Monday.
The mother Of James Keown has been
very sick the last week.
Wick Morgan returned on Monday
from a visit to his old home in Kansas
greatly benefited in health by his win
ter's visit.
F. c. Dayton. j. A. Brown. p. c. Ed
gar. S. F.. Scott and other were i'm
town on Monday from Livingston at
tending the trial of the men who
created such a disturbance near Man.
haitian on a tea train last week.
E. b., G.. A. and w. l.. Sheppard of
were in Bozeman on Monday
last on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tice of Logan
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+. ID. Booker of Spanish Creek reg
istered at the Bozeman on Monday.
C. f.. Mcneil of S%pringhill was a Wis
tor in the city on Sunday.
c. f. Alvord Of Butte registered at
he Bozeman on Sunday.
T.. H. Barton of Sedan, the leading
in his section, was a visitor
In the city a day or two the last week.
j. N. Tolman Of Dilworth was in
Town on Sunday visiting friends.
Mrs. II. G.. Phelps left on Tuesday for
4 visit to her mother.
Miss Maud Deacy of Twin Bridges
S a visitor in the city.
M. Ford of Gardner was in the city
IN Saturday.
Mrs. L. S. 0torrs has returned from
/ visit to enver
James Keown made a trip to Liv-
ngston on Thursday.
Colonel Carter of Red Bluff. the well
mining man, spent several days
n Bozeman this week on business.
Mrs. Griffin has been very sick the :
few days.
v. A. Cockrill has returned from a
rip to Helena n other towns in the
tate.
Charles Patterson was in the city on
Thursday on his way home from the
tate normal, which he has been at
ending this winter.
Rev. Bennett and E. H. Fisher made
visit to the Madison for several days
asst week.
Mrs. Wagner has been very sick for
everal weeks.
Director Emery returned from Hell
ma last Sunday.