The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-27

ments for several months. and the first
time the girls ave worn SUPPLIES and
cottas. The choir was composed OF
about forty choristers. and the ser
vice was a very beautiful one. thanks
to the ~organist, Miss Parkins. n Rev.
and Mrs. +. b. Lewis.
The State Housekeepers' society met
in the Guild rooms Of the Episcopal
church on Monday afternoon. A very
interesting paper on Thanksgiving
Menus was read by Mrs. v. A. Cock
rill. who also gave an interesting ac-
count of an old southern Thanksgiving
dinner. The ladies' all discussed the
Thanksgiving dinner proposition. and
the meeting was very interesting. After
Christmas. Miss Harkins OF the college
will give practical Illustrations In
cooking. There were about eight ladies
present.
The Ladies' and Girls Guild Of 81.
James Episcopal church will give a
church fair on the 7th. sth and 9Th of
December. These fairs are always OF \
first class character. and . great deal OF
pains 10 always given to make them a
success This years promises to be
better than the former ones. and some
new features will be introduced.
The 7-year-old son of A. Il. Bush,
of Church street. died on Tuesday
quite suddenly. of m-embraneous Group.
The Utopia Whist club met as the
guests OF Miss Gertrude Luc last FRI
day evening at her home on Black
street. The evening was pleasantly
with Miss Cantweli securing the
ladies' prize. a pretty little biscuit china
igure. and Mr.. Jackson the GENTLE
mans prize. q cigar case. After the
prizes had been bestowed on the win
ners. refreshments of an elegant char
acter were served 10 the club and its
guests. who were Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Tudor. n DR.. Whitefoot.
Another well known character passed
away on Sunday. Dick Mcdonald came
to this country In 1864. having been n
slave for many years. and ever since
has been a respected citizen of Boze
man. He was known by all and greatly
honored as q man who was an up
right man with q kind heart. His fun-
eral tool place on Tuesday. He leaves
a wife and two daughters to mourn
his loss.
Many expressions of regret were
heard in Bozeman the last few days
regarding the sudden death OF Mr.. w.
4. Bond. OF the business department
OF the Standard He was well known
and greatly liked by a lumber of
Boseman people. who have had the
pleasure of his acquaintance in former
years In business n social ways.
Mr.. and Mrs ~. A. Switzer OF En-
rs are visiting Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ.
Bull ais week for q few days.
Congressman Hartman. w. 8. Hart
q George o and others went over
to Butte on Friday morning to take
part in h case OF Congdon vs.. Oids
ct al
Verge Warren left for the east on
Friday for a months visit.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs ". o. Peck.
a daughter. on the 23rd-
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. s. Z.
Long die or Sunday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. J. Branden-
burg. a son. on the sth.
Thomas Stevenson. of Livingston.
was over for Thanksgiving.
Mrs w. c. Stewart and two children
left Monday night for a two months
visit to Kansas City.
Cliff Waite arrived In Bozeman the
early part of the week for a few days.
Sherman Phillips returned from his
eastern trip last Saturday.
c. w. Hoffman was In Butte for
several days this week
Mr.. and Ms. u. +. Maiden. and Miss