The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-30

of Honor and w e. + L. During the
past year she had been a great sufferer
in body, but her faith and her patience
were always greater than her pain. She
leaves a husband and four children.
rich with the legacy of faithful wife
and mother. The deceased was born in
New York state in 1885 and with her
husband removed to this city from
Minneapolis in 1882
A reception and banquet was given
by the local lo,jge of Woodmen at the
X of p. hall Wednesday evening in
honor of Messrs. George w. coipitts
and Henry Lambert, members of the
order, on the eve of their departure for
Alaska The event will go Ia mark an
epoch in the history of the lodge.
Hefferlin's opera house was bril-
liant scene Tuesday night, the occasion
being the dance of the Livingstone vol
unteer fire department. There were
$50 people in attendance and the event
was a blazing success. which the eff
cient fire department could not have
subdued had they so desired
A knights of Labor assembly was or
ganized here Monday night with 80
charter members. The name adopted
was Rocky Mountain assembly. The
institution exercises We're conducted by
State Organizer William Cragg.
Professor and Mrs. Monical, assisted
/ by Mrs. II. J. Miller, entertained the
| teachers of the public schools at a re-
| ception at the Monica1 residence on
| Friday evening.
| A social dance was given few even
| ings since at the residence OF James
! Millegan, four miles east of town. II
1 drew out quite an attendance from TINS
! city.
| The funeral of Narian Grannis. the
/ 1O-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
| Grannis. occurred from the family resa-
dence - the 21st inst. Rev. j., K.
| Pritchard officiating. G0
The worthy matron of Orient tnapter
| No g. O. Il. s. has been notified that
! Mrs. Lucy Railsback, grand worthy
! matron. will visit Orient Chapter on
Wednesday, Feb. 3, 1898, and will eN-
emplfy the work.
Mrs George Welcome of Horn re-
turned Monday from Hunter n. D.,
| whittier she was called to attend the
funeral of her mother Mrs +. MacGib-
bon. year ago Mrs. MacGibbon made
an extended visit with her daughters
on the Upper Yellowstone. Mrs Wei
come of Horr and Mrs. Parker of Gar
| diner She was "a years of age at the
time of her death, but so gently had
time dealt with her that she bore nt
traces of such an advanced age.
Miss Maude stanton of Springdals
visited friends in the city this week
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 5. Taylor of Horl
have been making a visit of seNera
days in Livingston.
c. S. Samsel of the Golden Rule ha.
gone to New York on "a business trip.
r. s. Ash is in Chicago this week OF
business.
c. w. Jackson and II. II. Walwortl
of Helena are in the city.
A. N. Veit of the Bell clothing hous
departed Sunday on trip to Chicago.
E. Il. Rapley of the Northern Pacif
freight office has gone to Kansas to &C
company his wife on her return home.
County Commissioner l.. III. Van Dycl
of Horn was in town this week on Off
cial business.
A. w. Miles, president of the boar
of trade, made trip to BoZeman Thurs
day.
Assessor u. H. Daniels has gone t
Helena to attend the meeting of tn
assessors of the state.
+. C. Culley has returned from Mile
City.
Rev V. F. Clark paid a visit to HoT
and Aldridge this week.
w A. Hall of Cinnabar has gone Eas
on trip.
County Commissioner n. Ebert re
turned from an extended trip to Mil
waukee and other Wisconsin cite:
which he had not visited before in
years.
H. d. Hefferlin has departed for Ska
quay and will be followed in about
month by Mrs. Hefferlin.
Editor George Anderson of the Pos
has returned from a trip to the Paciii
coast, considerably impoved in health