The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-06

to assist. and the people OF his city
can ook forward to the ever as a
great musical treat. The choir II an
excellent organization and IL being
carefully trained under the direction
OF Miss Herzig.
The Northern Pacific Is building a
double track in front of the passenger
depot. This was a great necessity. as
heretofore trains nave been held on
the main line while switching was
being performed.
The u. T. ID. Handy Klub was de-
l~ightfully entertained II the home of
Miss Harriet Mallon Monday evening,
n the gentlemen were invited on this
occasion. The old time Halloween
games were INDUCED in and a general
good time was enjoyed by all. Light
refreshments were served.
The ladies aid society OF the Congre-
gational church viii meet with Mrs.
v. +. Clark mex Wednesday afternoon.
A full attendance Is desired. as the
missionary meeting of the society will
be held at the same time.
The ladies' OF st. Andrews guild will
hold their regular annual fair en- Mon
day. Nov. n. This event Is always
looked forward to with a great deal
OF pleasure by many. and. Of course.
IL Will be a great success In every way.
Frank Rife. who vas stabbed by An
tonic Brunette last week. has sufh-
GENTLY recovered to be able to be
around again.
NJ. NJ. Craig. state organizer OF the
Knights Of Labor. arrived in the city
Tuesday and went to Aldridge. where
he will effect an organization OF that
order.
William Hamilton returned from the
Guide ant during the week,
where he purchased a bunch OF cattle.
which he will drive to his ranch on
the Upper Shields river.
Martin Wilson has resumed his old
position as ~yardmaster here. Mr.. Pur-
dy goes back to his Did position as night
yardmaster. while w. +. Cunningham
will act as day foreman.
John O'Hearn. a laborer i'm the n.
II. car department at the shops. was
injured by a skid falling on his foot
Friday morning. DIR. Alton rendered
the necessary attention.
Sam Geyser. an employe of the
Northern Pacific, fell from the coal
docks n sustained a severe sprain
to his back. He will soon be able to
be about again. however.
The Episcopal Choir guild will be
entertained this evening at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. George Geer by the
Misses Wayne Wheatley and Edith
Wilson. Refreshments and a few rev
and novel games will be INDUCED In.
Herman Orschel leaves Saturday
morning for kirksville. Mo-. where his
family is at present residing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Aitken came
up from Big Timber Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Aitken returned Wednesday. but
Mrs. Aiken will remain here for two
weeks visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Grace Martin departed for
Butte Wednesday evening. where she
will enter a business college for a few
months.
Miss May Baxter has accepted n po-
sition as TEACHER OF the school II Mer-
rlll. Sweet Grass county.
The family Of J. r.. Seese. dispatcher
of the Northern Pacific office. arrived
from Winnipeg the past week to make
their home i'm this city.
T. II. Gaffney came down from Frid-
ley Tuesday, having just closed a sue
cesful term OF choOl I'm that district.
y Chautauqua circle was organized
at Aldridge last week with Prof. NJ. A.
Mcleod as president and Miss Julia
Early, secretary.
The Cokedale committee have ar
ranged for a grand election dance 10
be given at Cokedale Friday.