The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-10

lard Daily, Eddie Farrell, BERTHE Ket-
terer, Mary Newton. Barbara Sutton.
Nita Farrell and veda Ferguson
A very pleasant little party was given
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. s.
Dawes. on Lamme street, last Friday
evening. Some twelve young people as
sembled and passed the evening with
games of an amusing character. the
party being brought to a close by re-
freshments OF a dainty character being
served.
John T.. Lay of S~aIesville died last
week al appendicitis. Mr.. Lay was
about 40 years old and q well-known
and respected citizen. having lived in
the valley for a umbe of years. He
was buried last Thursday n his fu-
neral was attended by a large Number
of his friends and relatives.
The services in the Episcopal church
on Easter Sunday will be of the usual
choral order. Morning service. COM
munion and sermon at IL and also
evening service. A very fine musical
programme has been arranged for both
services.
ranch. two miles from Bohemian. on
Wednesday morning between the
hours of 2 and 4. at the age of GA years:
his demise in the fulness of years add
ing another name to the long roll of
the older generation of Gallatin county
VINO nave entered the great beyond.
His death was n that was unex-
pected. as he went to bed apparently
in fair health OF Tuesday evening. but
grim death laid his cold fingers upon
him and stopped the beating of an en-
feebled heart, n he died apparently
without a struggle or a tinge of pain.
Mr.. Bostwick had lived in the Gallatin
valley since the days of "a and is one
of the first settlers. He came from
Colorado, where he had also been one
Of the first in that state to blaze the
path of civilization. He was born in
the state Of Ohio "a years g and So
la nearly reached the allotted age of
man before he was called hence. He
leaves behind him a widow and six
children, namely. Mrs. S. i. Border,
Mrs. Ada r. Roberts. s. A. Bostwick.
Mrs. NJ. Vessel. Mrs. Stranahan and
Mr.. H. Bostwick. The funeral took
took place from the Presbyterian
o'clock and was largely attended by
friends and relatives, who were anx-
ious' to a a last tribute to one who
was generous and kind and greatly es-
teemed by all who knew him.
Mrs. Ray, mother Of J. s. Ray of
Naponee, Iowa. Mrs. A. G. Henynen,
Miles. Iowa, Mary E. Stevens. Lake
City, Iowa, Mrs. J. H. Taylor. Z. b..
Ray and F.. NJ. Ray of Bozeman. died
at the home of her daughter. Mrs. j.
III. Taylor, on Sunday evening last at
1918. Mrs. Ray had been in pool
health for four or five years and lately
had been confined to her bed entirely.
She has been a resident of Bozeman for
about seven years and has resided with
her son +. M. Ray, and her daughter
Mrs. j.. II. Taylor. most of the time.
The funeral took place on Tuesday
afternoon from the residence, the SER
vices being of a very simple but i'm
nrQSGlNG Rhara0fpr
The Maverick club gave it's usua
dance last Friday evening in the arm
DRY hall. when about 20 couples danced
for several hours.
Mr.. Peter Koch delivered a lecture
on Tuesday evening at the Christian
church, entitled plain Tales From the
Hills" and the lecture was an account
of a trip through the mountains in
search of glaciers near the Yellowstone
National park n also of the expe-
riences of the party in the park. This
was another of the free lectures deliv-
cred every two weeks the past winter
by the faculty and members of the COL
lege.
L. Walker left for his home in Park
county this week after having been at
the college the greater part of the win
ter.
w. S. Hartman spent several lays in
Helena this week, having business be-
fore the United States district court.
Mrs. j. Smart of Willow Creek passed
through Bozeman a few days ago on
her way East for a visit.
Mrs. Hubbard Of Livingston. mother
of Mrs. E. ]. Owenhouse, is spending a
few days with her daughter.
d. F. Williams left for his home in
Radersburg last Sunday.
Attorney G. +. Sutton returned
from an extensive Eastern trip on
Thursday. confirmed in the belief that
there is no place like Montana.
Z. r.. Purnell left for Butte and Seat
tie on Sunday n will not be in Boze-
man again for several months.
w. H. Sutherlin of the Rocky Noun
tain Husbandman, White Sulphur
Springs, was in the city on Monday on
business connected with the Omaha
exposition matters.
Mrs. George Lowe has returned from
Helena.
Mrs. II. A. Rowland of Livingston
registered at the Bozeman on Monday.
Joseph u went to Pipestone to
look after the Columbia property.
NJ. j.. Devan of Central park was a
visitor i'm the city on Monday.
T.. p. Mcdonald of Gebo was in the
city on Wednesday.
Al Orion of Butte was in the city a
day or two last week visiting his FAM
lily.
Frank Dunbar of Gallatin was in the
city last week.
A. j.. Walrath Of Great Falls. for
merly county superintendent of Gala