The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-31

which was written. Santiago de Cuba
Cervera's feet has gone" A very
graceful little swan foated around upon
the apparently peaceful harbor. The
plates of each guest were guarded by a
little boat filled with sailed almonds.
with a souvenir flag stickpin attached
TO each ones mast. and on the plate
itself was a FISH sandwich tied with
ribbon n encircled with a finny quo
tation. The name of zach person was
also written on fish scales Of about two
or three nche in size. The several
dishes were very appropriately
for the occasion. the coffee at the close
OF the luncheon being served with a
small turtle riding on a small piece Of
suger found in the saucers. The
guests were as follows: Mesdames Hig-
gins, Award. Adams, Benham, Robin
son., Featherston. Miss Bogert and DR..
and Mrs. Henshall.
The following officers were installed
at the last meeting to look after the
affairs of the X. O. T. NJ. lodge for the
next six months: s. X. p. C.. Leslie f.
Gage; 5. X. c.. Henry Rice: :. X. 1t. c..
J.. l.. Stats: s. X. II. and F. X, George
ID. Pease: $. X. S, John Bauman: $. X.
c., w. II. WEIGH: 5 X. NJ. A. T. Miley:
$. X. LIST VI. G.. c. Weise; 5. X. End NJ.
of c.. w. Ross: :. X. sent. Henry To-
pei; b. X. picket. Henry Anderson.
Mesdames Award and Benham gave
a very enjoyable party at their camp.
named DOVE" on Manila heights. in
everyday. common Bridger canyon, in
honor of Mrs. Adams. who is visiting
here from Toronto. The event took
place last Saturday and was called a
clamshell tea. the fresh water clam fig
uring very largely in the tea. or rather
his shells dio. as they were used for
name cards n bon-bon dishes and the
like. The several tables were decorated
with handsome flowers. one being
adorned with asters and the other with
harebells and ferns, with pretty center
pieces adorned with grape leaves. The
good things to eat were in keeping with
the rest of camp life and a splendid
time was enjoyed by all present.
A merry party of p~icnickers went out
to the Ferris Hot Springs on Wednes-
day. where a very pleasant day was
spent l%ounging under the shade of the
trees and other summer outdoor diver
sions. The party was composed of the
following people: Mr.. n Mrs. Walter
Cooper and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. c..
DER and son, Mr.. and Mrs. f. h.
Lamme. General and Mrs. Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Fielding. Mr.. and Mrs.
Myron Ferris, Professor and Mrs. Chan
dler. Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Luce, Colonel
and Mrs. Chisholm, Perry Chisholm.
Fred Wilson n Clinton Lamme.
The Bozeman band is going to COM
mence its weekly outdoor concerts on
Friday evening. These concerts We're
greatly enjoyed last year by the com
munity at large and il is to be hoped
that they will be continued for the rest
of the summer
In response to the message of Presi-
dent Mckinley. appealing to the people
to pray for the success of American
and render thanks for past vic
tories, the Presbyterian church was
decorated with national colors and
General Wilson read the presidents
n appropriate services
were held in the church last Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robinson. accom-
panied by their daughters. Misses Ed
ma n Norah Robinson. left on Satur-
day for the Fletcher camp on Logger
creek, West Gallatin canyon. The rest
the party was composed of Mr.. Les
lie l.. Gage and Messrs. Spar of Bel
grade. They will return home on Mon
day.
The marriage of Miss Sallie Chris
man to Mr.. r. II. Dean Of Townsend
took place on Monday morning at the
home of her mother on Church street.
The ceremony vas performed by Rev.
Davis Wilson of the Presbyterian
church at $50 in the morning, after
a wedding breakfast was served
to the guests. Only a few of the inti-
mate friends of the bride and groom
were present. among whom were Mr..
Dean, treasurer of Broadwate-
county; Miss Dean and Mr.. and Mrs.
Dickson. The young couple left on the
county limited for Lombard,
their honeymoon. The bride was a
lady who XNaS tnixarea1Iu lE.l I
BY her many friends in Bozeman. and
Dean is a prosperous young busI-
ness man of Townsend.
The family of Mr.. Peter Koch. cash
er of the BoZeman National, went L.
he Gallatin canyon on Thursday, and
will be Joined by Mr.. Koch on Satur-
lay.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
Ddist church met at the home of Mrs.
Thorpe on Grand avenue last Wednes-
afternoon TO transact the usual
business of the society.
The following ladies and gentlemen
Composed the last party of tourists
With Il. V. B~lankenship in the Yellow
tone National park: MIR. and Mrs.
George ID. Harrah, Newton. Ia; Mr..
md Mrs. J.. C. Cobb. Odessa, Mo. Mr.
md Mrs. j. H. Christy. Odessa. Mo:
Kisses Julia Cobb. Ola Ferguson Of
6OLemdn. Nefcena refers OF Helena,
Bourke, Jose Talbot. May Med
of Butte, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Mr.. n Mrs. w. II. Black
4 Butte, Henry Straw of Billings,
iessrs. Gary and George Morganstein
Bozeman and DIR. j. o.. E%ppright Of
Mo.
Judge Armstrong, Mrs. Armstrong
nd family. and Miss Fannie Lamme
eft on Thursday for Mrs. Fletcher $
amp on Logger creek. vi the West
canyon, the now popular re-
of Bozeman people wishing to get
few days rest in the mountains with
ut the necessity of taking their own
amping outfit. They will spend the
of the week and return the early
art of next week.
Two vehicles filed with citizens &c
livingston drove over from that city
n Wednesday and took in the sights az
he town and spent a very pleasant day