The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-16


Gary. president. John +. Gary, first VICE
president: John |. kountz. second vice
president. George g. Merganstein, r. and
G. s.; j. T.. Tlrich. financial secretary
Henry TopeIs treasurer; James Arnold,
marshal, Charles u. Davis. chairman ef
r. &. Lewis J. Arnold. !. =; Albert Corr
coran. %. :.
The Maverick club, one Of the organiza-
tions Of Bozemans society FOR the last
three or four years. and the only dancing
club that has stood the lest Of time, was
reorganized last week and gave its first
dance Of The season last Friday evening.
The club starts out with a membership OF
over 15. and will probably reach the nalf
century mark before long. The dance last
Friday night was well attended and many
well-known faces were 20 he seen among
the crowd who seemed to enjoy the Sc
ductiNe dance much as ON the first
lance given by This club some years ago.
The younger members of the Iehrkind
family gave skating party last Friday
evening To Il number OF their friends ana
acquaintance. The evening was spent III
gliding over the ice 1T high speed. COLI
sions and other necessary adjuncts To
skating party, and when all We're tired OF
this enticing and fascinating pastime the
young people adjourned to the residence
te enjoy refreshments consisting of cake
and ginger beer and other edihes, etc,
of light nature. From the noise and
laughter in the vicinity of the ponds at
the bdGk OIL the brewery the dlidir was "a
perfect success.
The Uniform Rank. X. r. division No.
Z elected their officers for the coming
term on Wednesday evening as follows;
Captain, j. l.. Newberry: first lieutenant.
f.. II. Schumacher; second lieutenant. A.
NJ. Rrandenhurg; treasurer, Jonas Hen
derson: Senior Knight recorder. Horace
Cleaveland. The officers will be installed
on the 18th Of February.
on Saturday last number of friends
and relatives of Mrs. Janet Van Allen
met at the residence Of Mrs. Davis W ill
son. her daughter. II was a gathering for
the purpose of celebrating Mrs. Van Al
hens birthday, and gave an opportunity
for those who hold Mrs. Van Allen in
great cs'tec To present TO her something
more than the usual expressions Of con-
graduation and well wishes for the flu
ture The presents were both substantial
and beautiful and the pleasant afternoon
spent will long be remembered by all who
We're present at the gathering,
4. G. Tate. supreme master workman
of the \. .. l.. w, and citizen of In
coin, Neh,. delivered Il lecture in the OPP
era house last Thursday evening To "A
large audience, who listened 10 his many
remarks with great attention and inter-
est. II Is not often that Bozeman people
have an opportunity Of listening To such
"a magnetic and interesting lecturer.
Robert ESgar, sr., who resided i'll Brod-
ger canyon, died on Tuesday last of drop
- and other ailments OF complicated
nature. The funeral took place on
Wednesday. the funeral sermon being
preached by Conner Reese at the Reese
Creek church at $50, after which MIR. Es-
gar was laid to rest In the East Gallatin
cemetery, Mr.. Esgar was man who
was we'll known to the citizens of Boze-
man and surrounding country, and his
death will entail loss To the whole
community. He leaves a widow and a
large family Of grown sons and daugh-
ters.
The following officers of Bridger Camp.
No. 62, Woodmen of the World We're in
stalled with appropriate -eeremonies last
Wednesday evening: w. N. Boyle. con-
sui commander. Charles Rufner. advisor
lieutF uant; II. A. Maxwell, banker: George
". .Eliis. clerk, Thasnas Dnrham, escort
j. -. Border watehman; A. Erandley,
sentry; W. +. Wilkin, manager. This or
der seems 10 be growing more rapidly
than any other In the city and the broth
crs have opportunity of witnessing in
tttations every week
Master Ralph Mecomb entertained a
/ number Of his friends at the home of his
parents on Babcock street last Thursday
evening. A very pleasant evening was
spent by The young people with game
and other juvenile pastimes. During the
course Of the evenings fun refreshments
We're served to the guests. who numbered
| about 20.
/ Gockrill at her residence on Babcoek
i street last Friday evening to number OF
her lady friends, Among those who were
j invited were: Mrs. Nelson Story, Mrs.
/ Lester $, Wilson. Mrs. James Martin,
/ Mrs. Davis Wilson. Mrs. Marshall Mrs.
/ r. Quaw. Mrs. Clinton, Mrs J. II. Martin
i and Mrs. Benepe.
Eugene Hoffman went to Helena on
| Monday for the purpose of getting admit
i ted 10 practice law In the courts of the
/ state of Montana
W. S. Hartman went 10 Helena on last
/ Wednesday on legal business.
Andy Gowen Of Duncan returned on
+ Thursday morning from a visit to the
state of Missouri.
i Hugh McElroy went To Helena on Tues
/ day morning on business.
Louis kreuger left on Monday to spend
j a few weeks III California.
George l.. Ramsey and family left on
/ Tuesday morning for Helena. where Mr.
/ Ramsey will assume the office of cashier
j Of the new banking institution Lately
i started in that city.
Mrs. James Ponsford is visiting hei
/ daughter Mrs. Walker IN Helena.
W e. Wyman, the well-known travel
ing man. was in the city Tuesday.
Miss Maud Wellixer Of Sappnston was
IN the city on Friday.
] .. ". Mason of Hamilton was a Vsi
! tor in Iozeman on Tuesday.
| Mr. and Mrs james Ashcroft Of Leth
bridge, Il. G. registered at the Bozemaf
! on Tuesday.
Miss Katy Coleman came up from 1.iy-
/ ingston on Thursday.
2. II. Pernot left for Indiana last sun
day morning. He will join his family
who are staying in that state, and vii
/ return TO Bozeman about the middle 81
i February
Mrs @. S Piper WAS up from Sapping
ton on Friday last.
Miss Mary {. Lewis returned TO Dillon