The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-12

taken out recently which showed free
gold all over it's surface and was esti-
mated 90 be worth more than 500.
An agreement for the sale OF the Legal
Tender extension quartz lode for $500
was filed for record during the past
week. The agreement Is made by n. X.
Sowash. John Howell. and A. r. Clawson
to convey title to Henry Yeager. trustee.
of Helena. and Is assigned by him TO the
Bear Gulch Mining company.
H. II. Sowash and James Terrell have
gone TO Crevasse mountain 20 represent
the M~acCauley and other properties In
that locality.
A telephone line Is being constructed
from the Bear Gulch company's office TO
the Cinnabar depot. which. when COM
| pleted. Will be a great convenience to the
officials and residents OF the camp.
The Bear Gulch company ~contemplates
the erection OF a commodious new hotel
in the near future.
A detachment OF 10 privates and two
non-commlssioncd officers came down
from Fort Yellowstone Thursday evening
en- route TO Fort Assinniboine. where
they will be stationed temporarily.
Al the regular meeting OF the fire de-
partment held Tuesday evening the res
~ignatioh of Lee Eisenberg was rendered
and accepted and Harry McCue was elect
ed to succeed him In that position. Frank
Beiey was elected as vice president to
succeed Mr.. McCue.
Miss Landon has arranged to give an
other recital at the NJ. d. church next
Friday evening. Dec. 10. Miss Landon Will
be assisted by the best local talent and
the event Is certain to be a rare treat to
her patrons.
Mrs. Prewitt very nicely entertained a
few friends at her home on Second street
Tuesday evening. The evening was spent
In games, conversation and music. fol-
| lowed by "A delightful lunch.
At the regular meeting of Faith Lodge,
Daughters of Rebekah. held ON Monday
evening. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: Noble
grand. Mrs. s. g. Pierce; vice grand. Mrs.
a. Dennis: recording secretary, George
w Potter: financial secretary, Mrs. q.
NJ. Wilson; treasurer. Mrs. George 7.
Chambers: trustees. Mrs. A. Van Brock
lin. Mrs. n. Frank and Mrs. 8. G. Pierce.
Preparations are being made for the
annua convocation of the bodies OF Scot
fish Rite Masons In the valley of Living
ston during the month of February.
Earl Mortimer. the s-year-old son of
Mrs. Carrie Mortimer. was quite seriously
bitten by a dog last week.
The family OF Engineer Nelson arrived
from Fargo during the past week and Will
occupy the Nesbit dwelling on Fifth
street.
Allan Watson. former time-keeper I'm
| the IntSltT mttntillt , biii'ts NilAfT i'h
San Francisco that he will sail on the
steamer Coptic on the 18th inst. for Hong
Kong. and will complete "A tour around
the world before returning to Livingston.
Frank Stevens OF Castle has opened w
a restaurant on Main street.
Mike Rolla, the slayer Of Servio Cor
tese at Horr on the 9Th of last March.
has been granted "A new trial by the SUI
preme court. Rolla was convicted of muir
der I'm the second degree at the April term
of the district court I'm this county and
was sentenced to 80 years i'm the peniten-
tiary.
The st. Andrews church choir held
their monthly social AT the rectory on
Thursday evening and Il was "A great
success. About ~ were present. Progress
sive celebrities was the interesting fea-
turc of the evening. Mrs. II. =. Masters
captured the lady's prize and NJ. J. Wells
the gentleman's prize. Delicious refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Pritchard
and Miss Burg. I%mpromptu musical Sc
~lections were given by Mesdames Benni,
and Carr and Miss Wheatley.
J. l.. DeHar was summoned by tele-
gram Thursday to appear in the district
court at Red Lodge as "A witness I'm the
case OF the State vs.. Savage, now on trial
I'm Carbon county.
The annual meeting of the mobiles of the
Mystic Shrine. Algeria Temple. held in
Helena Thursday, was attended by T.. a.
Scheuber. John Everett and Charles How
ard Of Livingston. They were accompa-
MED by s. X. Foshel of Fort Yellowstone.
Wyo.
" Lodge. No. 10. knights OF
Pythias. announces its annual ball to be
held at Hefferlin's opera house ON Wash.
ington's birthday. Feb. %.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist
church viii meet next Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Stoel. on Main street.
A meeting of the school board was held
"Wednesday evening. The resignation OF
Miss Alma Evans was rendered and ac-
cepted and Miss Fannie George was
elected TO til the vacancy. The board de-
cided to close the schools for the holiday
vacation from Dec. q to Jan. }.
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