The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-17


nay ana BEAUTIFUL designs. The re-
mn1ns were followed to the grave by a
0sGe OF people. Mrs. Sales
VA the mother OF ex-County Recorder
walter 8. Sales. Allan Sales. Mrs. Per-
-. Mary Sales and Reno Sales. all of
whom. together with her husband.
Charles Sales, h leaves behind to
mOurn her loss
The usual Easter Sunday school fes-
tfvol was given at the rectory of st.
James church on Tuesday afternoon.
Thu event commenced with a short
service in the church, accompanied
with singing and music. and hen all
b little folks and some big ones ad-
Journed to the rectory. where al
popcorn and the like was distributed
to the hungry ones who. from the guam
tity Of cake disposed of. evidently had
been anticipating the event.
The 8. ID. q l.. society met at the
home Of Mrs. White on Tracy street on
Tuesday afternoon. The usual history
on Cuba as Ii Was and al Ii Is" was
read by Mrs. Robert Fransham. fol-
lowed by questions out of the question
box, ending with refreshments of an
elaborate character.
The Relief Corps gave a reception in
honor OF Mrs. Edsall. department presi-
dent, and Mrs. w. II. Tracy. depart
ment secretary. on Saturday afternoon.
that being the last meeting before the
annual convention at Missoula in May,
when the two ladies' terms of office ex-
pire. Songs. r~ecitations n refresh
ments were the principal features of
the afternoons entertainment.
Mrs. Bessy entertained a few friends.
moetly young people. at her home on
Nendenhall street Thursday evening.
About 20 young people were present
and enjoyed a very pleasant evening
with games and amusements of vari-
u kinds, ending with h usual re-
freehments.
The City Union of Young Peoples
societies met at the Presbyterian
church chapel on Tuesday evening and
elected the following officers for the
ensuing term: DIR. Featherstone of the
Presbyterian church. president; w. w.
president: Mrs. Featherstone Of the
Baptist church. secretary; Miss Addie
Brandenburg of the Christian church.
treasurer.
The Bozeman Camera club at its
meeting a week ago was offered rooms
in the college buildings by DIR. Reid.
This will be a great advantage for the
club, as otherwise IL would have been
under the necessity Of hiring a room
elsewhere. An assessment OF 25c was
levied upon the members for the pur-
pose Of paying the expense of the club
up to the present time.
Thomas jackson and Ira NJ. Marshall
of Harrison were in town on Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. G. L. Anceney OF Elk
Creek were In town a day or two this
week.
A. A. Allen of Missoula was in the
city on Sunday.
A. r. Fisher of Red Blum spent Sat
urday in the city.
C. r. Woodwork Of Missoula was a
visitor in the city on Saturday.
s. B. Roberts was In town on Friday
from Big Timber.
H. J. Horn. tr., was up from Livings-
ton on Friday.
s. w. Coilet. of Anaconda was In
town on Friday.
s. ]. Seal OF Helena registered at the
Bozeman on Tuesday.
BENJAMIN Bisel has been very sick
this week but Is now somewhat better.
John Dora of Logan registered at the
Bozeman on Thursday.
c. j. Duffin of Manhattan was In the
city on Wednesday.
f. c. Kinney and Miss Kinney were
in the city or Saturday.
II. S. Howell of Helena was I'm the
city on Wednesday.
Frank ii. Pilling of Helena registered
at the Bozeman on Wednesday.
Frank Rennie of Pirestone Springs
was in town or Wednesday.
]. H. Dickson OF Willow Creek was
In the city on business on Tuesday.
H. b. Hoppe of Cinnabar was In
Bozeman for a few days this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Miller of Belgrade were
In the city on Sunday.
8. w. Gebo of Gebo was In the city
the early part of the week.
q. Y. Patten. court stenographer. is
spending a few days in Butte this week.
George Van Fleet came up from Big
Timber last Sunday.
Al Winters arrived from Galveston.
Tex. on Monday inc has Invested In
q farm and will make Montana his
abode in the future. Mr.. Winters was
a former resident OF his state and can
not find its equal.
Charles Isle Of the Avant Courier
left last Saturday for his old home In
Nebraska on a short visit.
samuel Collett of Anaconda was In
Boxeman on Monday on his way To WIS.,
II his parents on Camp creek.
Arthur Allan of Missoula has accept
ed a position in the Golden Rule store.
o.. f. Meyers has gone to take a posi-
ton in Missoula and left on Monday.
Arthur Cutting, manager of the Boze-
man opera house. made a trip to Liv-
ingston or Thursday.
DIR. Waters went 10 Anaconda this
week. returning on Thursday.