The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-20

the Rocky Mountain club held last
Saturday evening the following ofhcers
were elected for the ensuing term:
President. w. II. Yeaton: vice presi-
dent. Frank Wright: secretary AID
treasurer. Z. NJ. sw~indlehurst- Presi-
dent Yeaton appointed the FOLLOWING
members TO serve on the executive
board: III. ]. Horn, J. c. Villas, A.
Amundson. A. Welt. d. j.. Rose, Frank
Watson. 8. NJ. Parks and b. L. Sper-
ry. The board Is arranging TO give q
series OF card parties TO be held twice
a month. The work OF preparing for
the grand annual masquerade on New
Years eve In already under a and
IL Is the intention Of the management
TO make this affair the great social
event OF the season.
Miss Bessie Tolhurst entertained a
number of her young friends Saturday
afternoon In honor Of her eighth birth
day. Games and refreshments con-
tributed to a delightful event.
George White. superintendent OF the
Trail Creek mines. arrived from Great
Falls with his family during the past
week. They Will occupy he esbit res
idence, corner Of Third and Clarke
streets.
John MelIott Of Gage creek was buck
ed from a horse Thursday and had W
ribs fractured. He was X to Hunt
er's Hot springs and DIR. Allen of
this city was summoned to render
medical assistance.
Miss Laura johnson and Miss Pearl
Warford will entertain h Baptist
Union Aid society Saturday afternoon.
Nov. 10. from 2 to 8 o'clock.
Mr.. n Mrs. Koehler have o
from Helena to this city. where they
will reside for h winter. They Will
occupy the Sommerlad residence.
Next Wednesday evening a social
dance will be given by the members OF
Alpha lodge Degree OF Honor at the
Ffremen's hall. The occasion promises
to be a very enjoyable affair.
The motive power for the new -four
ing mill was turned on last Friday aft
and worked the machinery OF
the mill very satisfactorily.
William Brown of Gardiner was In
the city during the past week. He has
accepted a position with the govern
ment as a packer and will go to the
in a few weeks.
Mrs. Conklin. a purity worker OF ma
tional repute. will lecture in this city
Nov. 20, "a n 25.
Rev. Rumohr. NJ. z. pastor Of the
Upper Yellowstone circuit, was In the
city Saturday. He reports that ar
rangements are about completed for
the erection of a church at Pine creek
shortly.
A petition for letters of administra-
ton was filed Monday asking that
Frank Gibson be appointed admins
traitor Of the estate of Walter Laven-
der, who committed suicide on mis-
ranch in the Shields river valley on
the 14th inst. Lavender has $3.50 In
cash when he died and the estate is
alu at $3.50.
While the performance of Daniel Sui
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Heferlin's opera house last evening
the leg of one Of the stoves in the rear
Of he stage fell out. causing 1t to top
pie over. The burning Goals were
spread over the floor. but were prompt
ly put out without causing any con-
fusion.
L. III. Van Dyck, county commission
er, came down from Horr Tuesday
evening to attend the post election
meeting of the county board.
Engineer Harry McLees of the North
ern Pacific. who has been running be-
tween Logan and Helena for some time.
has returned to this city on account of
sickness which will lay him up for a
week or two. y
An appeal was taken Monday from
Judge Roses court to the district
court in the case OF Lay VS.. Flockhart
which was tried here three weeks ago
aAiu utNidtu III idNOt Va Al teACiddAts
The case will be tried al the January
term of the district court.
A case in which Dan Maxey charg-
ed A. b. Cook with breaking into u
tuated on some coal and on
which the plaintiff had filed was
In h justice court Saturday.
The jury returned a verdict of tot
guilty and taxed the costs of the case
10 the complaining witness.
IAhn IA a Vntl-LnnDvn Shtnt1G
river rancher. was in the city during
the week making arrangements to re-
move his family to this city for the
winter.
County Assessor Zed Daniels made a
business trip to Billings during the
fore part of the week. 'D
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Connop have
decided to spend the winter In Wash
ington. d. c., and will depart for that
place the latter part of this month.