The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-01
In Bozeman.

| Bozeman, April 3O.-The past week
in the circles of society in Bozeman
has not been very gay. Quite a num-
Der of deaths have taken place, which
has consequently cast somewhat Of "A
gloom over a number of households.
The declaration of war has been an
other source of unrest, which has pre-
vented people from taking part in the
usual indoor amusements. But per-
haps the main cause is to be fouaI in
the lovely weather that has prevailed
for nearly two weeks, affording Il great
inducement to people tn take advant-
age of IT and spin out into thu coun-
try on a bicycle, or in their buggies.
Society events are on the wane
will remain so until the cold weather
sets in again.
The Odd Fellows held their 18th an
niversary celebration i'm their hall last
Monday evening and they. together
with the Rebekah sisters and friends,
spent a very enjoyable evening. The
sisters prepared an elegant banquet,
which was heartily partaken IF by al.
Quite an interesting programme of
speeches and music n other ever is
was given.
The Lady Maccabees gave II grab
bag social i'm the odd Fellows ta.l ."st
Tuesday evening after the t"I,', ar and
business part OF the u sessi, n
had been disposed of. TIE adde's, so
gether with a number of the knights
n their friends and relariVcJ, spent
a very pleasant evening" The amount
realized was about ST..
DIR. and Mrs. T~raphagen celebrates
their 18th anniversary If their vel
ding last Monday evening by giving a
party to the members % the faculty.
the executive board and a. few frien is.
,,.f, th, axnntF.y tna fTntlatra ,,l3n
club arrived on the g ene and enter
tanned the doctor and Mrs. Trdpha.--n
and their guests with sweet vocal
music for some time. Tn club We're
invited i'm the house and hell II dis
pose of the good thilSs That were pre-
pared for the guests.
Mr.. 1. Leonard. after q IONS illness,
died last Monday evening at the homo
of Mrs. Rich about 10 O'Clock at the
extraordinary age of 50 years, her de-
mise in the fullness of years adding
another name to the long roll of the
older generation of Bozeman residents
who have passed away to the great
beyond during the past few months.
Her death had been expected daily Tor
several days, and loving friends ana
relatives realized that II could have
but one termination. and from an I'M
conscious state she passed Ia her death
painlesly and TRANQUILITY, a fitting end
ing to a life of singular beauty
devotion to the peaceful duties OF the
domestic sphere. Mrs. Leonard was
born i'm Barnard, Vt. July %. 1905. and
i'm 1928 she married Mr.. Taylor. The
children by this marriage were Eliza
beth. Mrs. Rich, Hopkins, j. Taylor
and Latte, who died soon after the
death of her father. in 1888. In le4i
she married Mr.. Leonard, Mrs. Alice
Langhorn and Helena being
the issue Of this marriage. NJ tn" Z
of 20 years she made her first trip out
to Montana. travelling by stage ara
other conVeyanccs, and alone. she mas
been a resident of Montana for more
than 20 years. The funeral took place
from the home of Mrs. Rich, on Boze-
man street, IN Tuesday afternoon. ara
the remains were followed to the grave
by quite "A number Of m~ourners. MrS.
Leonard was "A member OF the Pr"Sh'-
terrain church. and the services ION"
Quoted at the house were very impr,s-
sively rendered by Rev. Davis Wilson
and Rev. Mclean.
The Epworth League of the Metho-
dist churCh held its usual election 81
officers last Tuesday evening. when me
following were elected for the next
term: President. Miss Kate Sheridan;
first vice president. Miss Ora Critten-
den: second vice president, Miss Ia't'
third vice president, Mrs. Westphal;
fourth vice president. Ellen Lundwail;
secretary, MISS Miller, tfedsuiei' Hi"H'
. Hattie street.
; The officers of the City Union RET
this week and made arrangement io'
: inviting the different leagues OF the
: city to participate in the events tha'
r will occur during the state convention
: of the christian Endeavor, 10 TAX
= place i'm Bozeman in June
A surprise party entered the nome oi
5 MIR. and Mrs. w. II. G. stewart OF
, Grand avenue last Friday evening "
honor of Miss Mamie Armstrong. rhs
party consisted Of about 2S young reo-
\ pie, who passed a very pleasant even,
, ing nlaying games of every KIM ano
: description. the affair being orousn'
to a close with refreshments oeine
, served.
\ The date of the Bozeman band CON
cert is set for May 20. when the boy,
= hope to dispense some very swee'
A music for the benefit of those VINO i'N'
: music. especially when IL Is free.
Mrs. a. g. Young died last Saturda
of fatty degeneration of the heart
h had been quite sick for some htti'
time. She leaves a husband ana quit'
a family of small children Tn 'hourt
her loss. The funeral took place -I"h
the residence ON Bozeman ;treet 'as'
= Tuesday afternoon at . O'Clock.
q General brennan has been a traVeie
= between Bozoman and Helena neari.
n all the time during the past 10 days
J. J. Mccormick OF Billings was II