The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-03

op were Mrs. Lyon. Ida Lyon. Grace
Nichols. Ernestine Nichols, George
Nichols. l. ID. Howard. Winnifred Fer
ris. Lena Armstrong. Carmilla 0ott-
schalck. Morella Morse, Emma Oak
wood, Lucilla Quaw.
The white term or the Sprfnghill
schools was brought to a close last
Friday night with an entertainment of
an elaborate nature. The principal
part Of the programme consisted of a
play. 'Out in the Street." the charac-
tiers being represented by O. w. Smith
as Colonel Wayne. Miss Rosa Grouse
as Mrs. Bradford and f. A. Scheytt as
North Carolina Pete. all Of whom
showed a great deal Of theatrical abil-
ity n ready tact. The rest Of the
programme was very entertaining and
was greatly appreciated by the audi
ence, who filled the school to its ut
most capacity.
The Presbyterian Sunday school is
now divided on account of lack Of
room. DIR. Teatherstone taking charge
Of the morning division and George
Wilson the afternoon.
The first bicycle club w organized
In Bozeman was formulated at the
home of the Misses Cowan on Prohibit
ton row a short time since. The club
has a membership roll at present of
about 20 young people, who have Sc
lected a very appropriate name. taking
into account of the city ordinance with
reference to bicycle riders. and the
many months in which 1t Is impossible
to ride on account of there being nc
paths. the name being THE Pathfinder
club" The following is a list of the
officers elected for the year: REM
Sales, president: Miss Jennie Cowan.
vice president: Miss Hattie Parkins,
secretary. and L. l.. Howard. treasurer.
The cOlOrg solectod haino nnrDla and
white. which each member of the or
ganization will have to don when the
club takes its semi-monthly rum into
the country during the summer months.
The w. r. c. gave a very enjoyable
and pleasing surprise to the members
of the G. A. r. at their regular meet
ing on Saturday night. The affair was
a complete surprise as the members of
the G.. A. X. did not know anything
about the matter until the ladies
walked in on them. REGULATIONS. songs
and refreshments were INDUCED in.
The Ladies' Social. Domestic n Lit
erary society met at h home of Mrs.
Hill, at the depot. on Tuesday after
noon last. The afternoons programme
consisted of the regular study of pre-
historic events and comments on the
subject by the ladies, the discussion of
questions from the question box. ard
also of current events. A paper on the
care Of the hair was read by Mrs. Da-
Wis, and also a very interesting one on
the Yellowstone park and how 1t was
made, was read by Miss Whitbeck. The
session of the club was brought to a
close with the service of refreshments
of more than ordinary delicacy by Mrs.
Hill.
The opera house has been open to the
public the last week to hear two very
interesting plays, one of which was
.sofl ~ ,v,tI ~ alA- T,rr,
Murphy, as hero; Inc the other Katie
Putnam i'm "A Texas Steer Katie
Putnam always draws a big house and
is a general favorite with the people
of Bozeman. with many of whom she
is personally acquainted, and Tuesday
night the opera house was crowded
with people to listen to a very enter
tanning play well acted from start to
finish.
C.. c. Fuller came over from Gable
last Sunday and left this week for Ster-
ling, where he will work for several
months.
Alley Shay left Thursday morning
for Red Bluff for the summer
Miss Minnie Haunson's uncle, M. A.
Yancey, of Minneapolis, passed through
Bozeman this week on his way to the
coast.
Mrs. Ernest Scheumacher's mother is
visiting her his week.
Mrs. c. c. Fuller is sick with the
grip.
Mrs. Bailey of Livingston is visiting
Mrs. Owenhouse this week.
Eugene Hoffman has been sick with
the grip this week.
w. Provinse went to Red Lodge this
week on a visit to his parents.
Miss Carlyle Is very sick this week.
r. L. Dawes and Mrs. Dawes of Bel
grade were in the city on Tuesday.
Peter LeBeau of Salesville was in
town on Tuesday shaking hands with
friends.
]. w. Roland of Logan registered at
the Bozeman on Tuesday.
w. A. b. Jones of Helena was in the
city on Tuesday.
j. A. Riddell of Butte was a visitor
in Bozeman the early part of the week.
F. w. Martin of Willow Creek was in
oil Monday.
X. M. Lear of Miles City spent Mon
day in W
Fred T. Butler of Toronto. Canada,
in Bozeman on Monday.
f. H. Cooney. the Standard canvas
ser. was in the city last Friday n
Saturday.
w. J. Dickson Of Newcastle, Pa. was
in the city on Wednesday.
John England of Logan was in town
Wednesday.
f. c. Kinney Of Manhattan was in
the city. on Thursday.
Miss Lydia Williams. Miss Grace
Woodward n Miss T. f. Woodward
of Willow Creek were visitors in the
city on Tuesday.
Isabel Bocardi Of Butte registered at
the Bozeman on Tuesday.
John Franey of Three Forks was in
Bozeman on Tuesday.
A. l.. Love. the new register of the
office. arrived from Livingston on
Tuesday to become familiar with his
before Mr.. Blakeley leaves.
DR.. Stafford of Pony was over from
that section of the country on Tuesday
visiting his son and daughter.
w. S. Gasway of Chimney Rock was
in town on Tuesday.
f. F. Johnson. James A. Johnson and
j.. c.. Mccarthy went to Gebo on Thurs
day to attend the first meeting of the
Coal company of which they
are the principal owners and stockhold-
ers.