The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-16
In Livingston.

Goughnour. assisted by Mrs. Charles
Connop. delightfully."- entertained the
members of the U. T. ID. X. X. club
and their gentlemen friends at her
home in Riverside. Saturday evening,
in honor of her guest, Miss Fairchild
OF Missouri. The event vas I'm the ma
ture Of a birthday surprise party TO
Miss Fairchfld. The fore part of the
evening was spent in candy pulling.
after which music, vocal and instru-
mental solos and guessing games were
INDUCED in. n a general good time
was enjoyed by all. Those present were:
Mesdames Connop. Go~ughnour and
Masters. Misses Ballinger. Roweli,
Chambers. Quigley. Baxter. Stevenson,
Krieger and Ferte. Messrs. Connop,
Masters. Goughnour, McCue. Sperry
and Leslie.
A very pleasing feature of the week
was a surprise party given to Miss
Matte Mckee at the home OF Mrs. Ed
kean Wednesday evening. An excel
lent musical and vocal programme had
been arranged for the occasion, as fol-
lows: Mandolin and guitar duet by
Messrs. Hunt and Joslin: vocal and
piano solo by DIR. Leslie: vocal solos
by Mrs. Wertz. Miss wheatley and Mr..
Joslin, and a recitation by Miss Nc
NN ,ht RAfEtIN a a ~
ough good time. Delicious refresh
ments were served. Among those pres
ent were: Mesdames Poorman, Joslin,
Werntz, Kean, Leopold. Heath, Bean,
and Confarr, Misses Wheatley. Joyce.
Bird. Loeber. Early, Steel and Mckee,
Messrs. Potter, Watson, Leopold, Sper-
ry. Swindlehurst. Phinney, Rose, Sax.
Marshall. Cunfarr, began, Joslin, Hunt
n Leslie.
matrimonial a,.o,. .z--
this week was the marriage of Walter
Anderson. editor of the Red Lodge Pick
ct, and Miss Anna Barofsky, a charm
ing young lady of BoZeman. The we'd
ding was a quiet one and took place
at the Anderson residence, on the North
side. Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
Judge Henry officiating. A.. NJ. Alder
son acted as best man and Miss lawn
Wheatley as bridesmaid. Only a few
intimate friends of the Anderson fam
lily were invited. After the ceremon
was completed and congratulations ex-
the bridal party sat down to a
sumptuous wedding dinner. The hap
Ply couple left on Monday mornings
train for Red Lodge. followed by the
best wishes of a host of friends.
The teachers institute has been the
chief event I'm Livingston during the
past week n there are here such
tduNdNblH as IL. H.. SANDERS.
president of the state normal school at
Dillon; and DR.. Van Scoy of the Nom
tana Wesleyan university of Helena.
Miss Anna McDermott. the popular
and efficient county superintendent, is
in charge. The work has been on the
line of instruction and suggestions from
the educators above mentioned and a
general discussion of pedagogical mat
tiers. The teachers in attendance are:
Mrs. r.. NJ. Hunter, Pear Lovely, Wv
ienne Hunter, Mabel Mortimer. Har-
riet Mallon., Dora Goddard, Ethel Gar
diner. Hattie Adams, Mrs. Nora Col
win, Maud Kinds, Josie Richmond. Ma
RE Johnston. NJ. "A. Mcleod, Louisa
Giesdorf. Alma Evans. l.. ID. Glenn,
Chambers, lola Ouigley.
Grace Swan, Addela Zimmerman, Jen-
ME Simpson, Robert Mcclellan. Mrs.
Miller, Belle Morton. Julia Early, Jes-
sic Shaw, Rose Conway. Minnie Foss.
George. Maude Tinsley. May
Baxter. j. l.. Wells. John Carr, Mar
garet Vance and Mrs. j. b.. Baker.
The funeral Of Walter Pring. the O.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Of Stacey, Custer county, took
place Tuesday afternoon in this city.
The boy met his death in a peculiar
manner, while touring the park with
his parents and a party of friends. on
he 9TH inst. the party arrived at Nor
ris Geyser basin. and while the boy
vas playing around near one of the
he fell into a hole Of boiling
n was terribly scalded. He
until Saturday morning, when
he died at Mammoth Hot Springs hotel.
rev.. Nickel Of the Methodist church
,ficiated.
George Colpitts. who left Livingston
Alaska last January, returned to
his city Saturday morning, richer by
line months Of experience in the swift
st country on the Western hemisphere.
IN accident to his right arm compelI-
ID him to return sooner thar he other
wise would have done. Anyway, he
$ mighty glad TO get back. He will
inter- the blacksmithing business with
Robertson again as soon as he is
Ible.
A basket social and caro- party will
'e given by the ladies of the Eastern
tar In Masonic hall Wednesday even
ng. Oct. 9.
Miss Emma Allison Of Miles City.
ne Of the parry which went through
he park last week. and whose plea
were cut short by the accidental
cath OF Miss Allison's nephew, re-
TO her home Wednesday.
kalbin Breakstad. son of Mr.. and
irs. j. Breakstad. died Wednesday
forming, aged 3 years. The child was
victim Of some unknown kind of
olson, and the physicians are at a
,ss to know the rea cause of the
hild's demise.
James Shields. the man convicted
lst week in the district court of as
ault in the third degree. was sentenced
y Judge Henry Saturday to four
in the county Jail and assessed
fine of $3.50. He was convicted OF fir
lg a rifle at a couple of his n~eighbors
uring a quarrel.
Mrs. ]. A. Brown received a telegram
announcing the death of her
ither, Major 5. Ii. Wyman, who re-
ded at Tacoma, Wash. Major wy
ian is well known here. having resid-
I In the West for a number of years.
.e was for a long time connected with
he government In the capacity of In
agent.
County Commissioner Ebert went I'D
Cinnabar Thursday morning and
i'll let contracts for road building
and around Aldridge and Bear
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