The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-01
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wyoming in a few days to spend some
weeks.
Mrs. =. Il. Moss and children depart
ed on Thursday evening for Salem.
ore, where she will join her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. woodson, and her eldest
son and daughter, who have preceded
her.
o. F. Goddard has begun the erection
| OF a handsome residence on Thirty
first street north. which IL is expected
| will be ready for occupancy about the
| mlddle of October.
Mrs. Becker and little son. Edgar,
| left on Wednesday for Crow agency 40
/ join Major Becker. h house on
| Thirty-irst street which they have
Just vacated will be occupied by 4. /.
Boardman and family.
y. h. Mitsche was away for several
days this week. visiting various points
in Carbon county.
Lee Jacobs of Highfeld was in town
this week.
The camping party. consisting OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Ross, Miss Rene Neon
nell, Messrs. Theodore Griggs and w.
.. Allen. returned from Pryor creek the
end of last week.
The wedding OF Joseph ID. Rocheck
n Miss Nellie Cusick occurred at the
residence of MIR. and Mrs. Alex Goss
last Sunday afternoon. Rev. A. Cars
well performed the ceremony. Only a
few intimate friends were present. The
bride wore a very becoming costume OF
gray silk. Miss Mamie Gillen acted as
bridesmaid and John Sparkling attended
the groom as best man. After the cere-
mony an appetizing collation. was
served. The happy couple, who have
the best wishes of all their friends. have
gone to housekeeping on Thirty-fourth
street.
A. J. Sayer returned from an extended
- -
company this week.
John Thurston, a stockman of the
Clark's Fork valley. was in town this
week.
r.. ID. Toole is building an extensive
addition TO his residence on Twenty
ninth street.
DR.. SeIbrede left Sunday morning for
Omaha. where he will attend the Trans
Mississippi exposition.
l.. II. Foster and ]. j. Mccormick
spent several days in Bozeman this
week.
The funeral OF George Warren, who
was cook at the ranch of Robert Steere.
occurred on Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock. The deceased was about 5S
years old and was well known among a
number OF the ranchers OF the valley.
He died at the county hospital on FRI
day from the effects of a parslytie
stroke.
MIS-. "a. n. Lee. WHO mas Dtei Aht
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. IL. NJ. Allen for
the past few weeks. left on Saturday for
7 Ohio. where she will visit relatives.
Mrs. +. Il. Thoms is visiting friends
in Spokane.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Congregational
church met at the hospitable home of
Mrs. c.. NJ. Child on Wednesday after
noon at a Gladstone meeting. Every
I one was invited and a goodiy crowd
I, gathered on the pretty lawn and en-
! joyed the fresh air while listening to the
. able papers delivered by different mem
bers of the society, and several ladies
outside the church. At 5 o'clock light
refreshments OF ice cream and cake
. were served. Before dispensing our ma
tional anthem. America" was pro
posed and sung with a hearty viii bJ
all.
Mrs. I. c. Armitage chsrmlngly en-
tertained a number of ladies las
> Wednesday at her ranch home neal
= Billings. The guests arrived IN th'
forenoon and stayed all day and en-
= joyed themselves greatly. Those WHIT
:. were present were: Mrs. |. ID. O'Don
! nell. Mrs. ]. r.. Goss. Mrs. J. II. Cal
houn, Mrs. William Bireiy, Mrs. Crum
! Mrs. r.. Il. Hastings and Mrs. Il. w
= Toole.
q Ms. Rademaker and daughters return
n ed last week from a visit with Mrs
IS Rademaker's sister. Mrs. O'Neal.
Ie Misses Lille Linton and Mabel an'
" Ruth Mills are visiting friends II
le Laurel.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Halbert left 10
g the ranch on Monday morning, after
y weeks visit in our city.
IL l. p. Southworth of Nebraska Is II
n town.
al e. $. Bishop OF Denver. who has &C
J. cepted a position with the BurlingtoI
81 at this place. arrived with his family o
lie Friday evening.
pr Mr.. and Mrs. Stratton have remove
from Thirtieth street to the new Lau
X rens house on Thirty-frst street soutf
The house which they have just vacate
al has been rented by J. b. Elliot OF Higf
or field.
n. Mrs. II. b. Segur and children wi
n: leave this week for an extended Wis
n with relatives and friends In Nebraska
y: Hon. O. +. Goddard was a Miles CT
visitor this week.
e. Sam Gordon of the Miles City yellow
in stone Journal passed through Billins
on Saturday morning on his way hon
+. from Helena.
on Rev. Mr.. Clark departed this mornin
m for Dayton. Ohio. where he has bee
as called by the sad intelligence that h
"a mother and sister and Mrs. Clark
- mother were all dangerously III.
ay c. II. Barston and little daughter, LII
"A zie. left Wednesday morning for Gro
go agency, to be zone a week
ng
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