The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-22
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Special Correspondence OF the tandard
Livingston. Oct. 2o.-Mrs. and Miss
Wakefield very prettily entertained o
number Of their lady friends at the
Albermarle hotel Friday afternoon.
The parlors had been tastefully decorat-
ed for the occasion with potted plants
afternoon was q musical guessing con
test. A Regina" music box was
placed in the cente OF the room. and
as each piece was played the
ladies were to guess the name
of 1t. A card for 30 numbers
was provided and the lady naming cor
rectly the greatest number OF pieces
rendered received the prize. The head
trophy was won by Mrs. Beaupre. the
the third by Miss Healy. After the con-
test the following excellent programme
was rendered: Solo, Miss Herzig: solo.
Mrs. Bonnie: piano solos by Mesdames
Ball. Carr and Beaupre. The hostess
served a delicious lunch at the conclu-
sion OF the musicale, consisting OF
chicken salad. Saratoga potatoes. olives.
o rolls, cake and coffee. The follow
ing were present: Mesdames Daniels,
Ferte. Campbell. Villas. Smith. Bonnie.
Beaupre, Schlosser. Crippen. Connop,
Masters, Alton. Ball. Carr. Wetzstein.
Johnson, Burg, King. Wells. Sherman,
McLaren, Chambers, Lashorn. Misses
Fairchild, Mallon. Ferte. Stephenson.
Healey, Chambers. Herzig. Krfeger.
Morris.
The ladies' aid society Of the Con-
gregational church will give a dinner
on Friday, the 18th inst, In the
Schmidt building. The affair will be
a modern war of roses. a certain num-
Der wearing red roses n q hike num-
Der wearing white roses. The two fac
tons will contest TO see which can
make the greatest amount of money
for the society.
Bruce vaupel. the young son OF Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Vaupel. fell and broke
his arm at the elbow while playing In
the yard at their home last Friday.
lie is doing as well as car be expect
ed.
Chief Of Police Nelson went rel to
Butte Sunday to put in the week at
tending the state convention Of fire.
men. Louie Hansen is acting as mar
shall during his absence.
Mrs. j. f. Swindlehurst charmingly
entertained a few OF her lady friends
Thursday afternoon at her pleasant
home on Yellowstone street. Progress
i've domino whist was the feature Of
the afternoon. The prize was
captured by Miss Johnston. Light
refreshments were served. Those pres
ent were: Mesdames Daniels. Roth.
Schlosser. Johnston. Masters. Stephen
son and Carr and Miss Johnston.
Mrs. Frank Huot entertained a par
ty of lady friends at 5 o'clock tea
Tuesday afternoon. A very enjoyable
time was had by those present.
The young child of Mr.. and Mrs. DR..
Pierce had the misfortune to severe
ly burn one of it's hands Friday morn
ing. The injury was promptly attend
ed to and n is hoped no serious re-
suits will follow.
1t is reported here that the Republic
mine at Cooke City has been sold TO
Boston parties for a good price. The
Information is not authentic. but il
reasonably reliable. This means a great
deal to Cooke City. as the parties who
are reported 10 have purchased the
property are I'm a position TO work IL
to its fullest extent.
County Commissioner Ebert returned
from Cinnabar Friday. where he went
TO let contracts for DAD repairs. Con-
tracts were let to Lawrence Link and
Frank jerks of C~innabar.
Geo. w. Border OF Bozeman appear
ed before the board OF medical exam
liners Wednesday and was examined
for an original pension. Albert a
penter. also OF Bozeman. was before
the same board seeking an increase.
Bernard Hicks. who is employed In
the Trail Creek region, was In the city
during the week. He reports the rail
road from Chestnut to r creek
progressing favorably and will be com
pleted shortly.
The postofiice authorities wish to in
form the people of this county that ths
postofice at Bryan has been discontin.
ued and that the mail will now be dis
tributed at the Livingston Office.
Albert Snyder Inc Leola Porterfelt
were married at the Methodist parson,
age Friday evening. Rev. l.. II. Mickl'
officiating. The groom In an enterpris
ing young man OF Fridiey and tn
bride is a young lady OF Ashley. o
They will make their future home a
Fridley.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. william
Carr was the scene of a pretty bu
quiet wedding Sunday afternoon, tn
occasion being the marriage of Seth NJ
Kelley, a weil-known resident OF tn
Upper Yellowstone, to Miss Edith Con
nelly. q charming young lady who re
Gently arrived from Philadelphia.
Emil Ferte, who has e employed
with the Parchen-D'Auchel Ddrug com
pany of Butte for some months past
arrived In Livingston Tuesday. He I
now preparing to open a general drul
store In Butte, M VIII remove tn
Ferte pharmacy here to that place.
While making some repairs TO tn
Hefferlin residence Saturday after
noon r. s. Hornbeck fell from a scat
fold and severely sprained his snkle
He had a lucky escape from wha
might have been a serious accident.
At the home OF the brides parent
on the Upper Yellowstone. Sunda.
evening. Albert Freshman and Mis-
Grace May were Joined in the bonds O
matrimony by Rev. r. Livingston.
large number of invited guests wer
present. and after the ceremony ga
down 10 a sumptuous wedding supper
The young people will make their HON
at the groom's n on the Upper Vel
lowstone.
J. ". Hulse and wife and Mrs. Rine
valid came down from Crvasse Tues
dsy afternoon. The two ladies LEI
"Wednesday morning for Mount Vel
non. o.. where they win spend som
time visiting relatives.