The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-22

and Lou Clark. having zone to the war.
The mayor in delivering the certificates
made some very appropriate remarks.
The second part of the programme was
III rendered as follows: Vocal solo.
"Bedoin's Love Song" Professor Cur
rier: corpet solo. Grand Fantasia"
Robin Adair. Northumberland: finale.
America. !" band. The concert was one
of which the band may well feel proud.
and IL Is to be hoped that they will
soon give another exhibition of their
powers.
The ladies of st. James guild gave
a waffle social in the guild rooms of the
church on Thursday evening from $50
to 10. There was plenty of syrup, the
waffies were nice and hot. and the
buyers of these delicacies seemed to
enjoy themselves very much
The Young Peoples societies of Boze-
man are making extensive prepare
tions for the coming convention Of the
E~ndeavorers in this city on June is
and IL. The committees have been
holding sessions and meetings and the
arrangements are fast approaching
completion. There will be some first
class speakers from all over the state.
musical programmes and other inter-
esting features during the session of
the convention. The programmes will
be printed shortly, -es"@
One of the college societies has Sc
cured the opera house for one evening
the latter part Of May when Bob Bur-
dette will be on deck to make the peo-
pie laugh and cry alternately
Very nearly 200 people took advan-
tage of the excursion to Helena last
Sunday and had a jolly time. Some of
the excursionists were a little tired on
Monday, but happy.
Mrs. Lester >. Wilson is a visitor in
the Capital City this week.
William Mitchell of Ennis is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Tudor.
Mrs. and Miss Richards of Central
Park were visitors in the city Sunday.
John Ingram has gone to Townsend
on business.
j. C. Aud, and commissioner. went
to Hunters Hot Springs to see "A friend
from Glendive on Monday. -1S-
e. c. Kinney OF the West Gallatin
Irrigation company was in the city on
Tuesday.
John Maxey has gone to Pony with
his ore wagons to commence hauling.
Mrs. Elmer j. Carter went to Pipe
stone Springs this week to try the
baths.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Reynolds returned from
Walla Walla the first of the week.
w. T. Shaw. assayer of the Gilt Edge
mine. is in the city. having come over
for a short time to visit friends and
get over the effects of a slight poison
ing, which has affected his health
somewhat.
DR.. Wilcox and Roe Emery went
over to the Bitter Root last week to
measure the streams in that section.
Mrs. Brewer. wife of Professor Brew
err. left for the East last week. The
professor will follow as soon as the
college ends it's sessions.
Messrs. Meyers and Hanson left on
Sunday morning for Billings to join
the rough riders.
Herman Bindewald left on Sunday
for Fort Tampa to take charge of the
ordnance store of the United States.
Herman Moisture has taken the posi-
ton lately held by Mr.. Meyers i'm the
Gallatin Valley Mercantile company's
store.
E. L. Boardman, editor of the. Car
bon County Sentinel. was in the city
on Sunday. r..-
w. l., Holloway made a trip to. Hell
ena on Wednesday or legal business.
Il. F. McNair of Great Falls was in
the city on Friday.
C. F. woodman of Butte was in the
city on business on Friday last.
Fred b. Williams OF Beattyville, KY,
arrived in the city on Friday and in
tends to make the Gallatin his home
for a while.
DIR. Harding and Mrs. Harding were
in the city from Chestnut this week.
]. j. Lown of Red Lodge was in the
city several days this week.
p. ]. Nelson of Livingston registered
at the Bozeman on Monday.
r. H. Johnson Of Helena was in the
city o Monday.
S. w. Gebo of Gebo was in the city
most of the present week.
r. H. Dean of Helena was in town
on Tuesday.
]. H. Gallop of Gallop was in town
to see his old friends this week.
% j. l.. Adams of Gable registered at
the Bozeman on Wednesday.
H. Orshel of Livingston was a visitor
in the city on Thursday.
L. H. Van Dyck of Horn was in town
on Thursday.
Miss Culbertson is visiting friends in
Helena.
Mrs. Rachel f.. Creek is visiting her
daughter In Spokane. Wash.
The little daughter of Rev. IN Mrs.
McHargue has been very sick with the
scarlet fever and is not expected to
live. - 90 1oifstv ssr7
Allan Shay was owe from Red Bluff
on Sunday for some repairs for the
mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 8. Davidson. ac-
companied by Miss Cantwell and Pro-
fessor Cobleigh, went over to Living
ston on FRIDAY TO stay over SUNDAY
They will bring back with them Miss
Rowell and Miss Ballinger, who will
VISIT here for several weeks.
Mrs. j. p. Martin has been quite sick
the past week with quinsy.
Miss Mary Gardner is visiting friends
on Sixteen Mile this week.
George Wilson left on Thursday
morning for Castle for a short visit.
James Bowers was in the city from
his ranch on Thursday.
A number of young society. people
contemplated going oyer- to. Trail creek
to visit the Misses Maxey on Friday
and stay over Sunday. but the weather
was too inclement.
W. A. Buzzard and Thomas Neves
made a trip ove the mountains to
Livingston on Monday. returning on