The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-20

Sadie. A number OF games were en-
joyed as only children, not yet con-
scious of the trammels of social envi-
ronment, can enjoy them. A dainty
luncheon of toothsome viands was
served at 8 o'clock. after which the
happy little misses departed to their
homes. Among Miss Sadie's guests
were Misses Helen Hatch. Sallie
Brown. Marion Nicholson. Beulah Blu
sha, Lucia Merrielees, Myrtle Bailey.
Mabel Blakesly. Grace Pound and Will
lie May DORIS.
on Friday evening Mrs. A. T. KEEL
logg and her brother. Mr.. Budd. enter
tanned a party of friends at Mr.. Budd's
home. Progressive hearts proved a
most enjoyable feature of the evening.
The score In a number of cases being
very close and resulted in a tie at the
close of the game etwee Miss Blake
and Mrs. Harvey Bliss. The cards
were cut and Miss Blake became the
recipient OF "A beautiful gold pen. while
Mrs. Duff was consoled with a rubber
rattle and Truman Lamphear was
made to forget his woes and i'll luck in
toying with a rubber doll. A sumptu-
Gus repast was served, n all voted
the evening a thoroughly enjoyable
one. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Huott, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ryan.
MIR. and Mrs. Harvey Bliss. Mr.. and
| NifS. L. LdlflDntdIs MI. anu liz TIdIlh
Lee. Mrs. Dun. Mrs. Martin. Misses
Maria Lamphear. Eva Dana. Jennie
Martin, Ada West. Matte Blake. Lola
Blake. Maggie Anderson. Maggie Ir-
vine. Messrs. j. King, George Van
Fleet. louis Martin. w. Irvine. Charles
Cellars n w. f.. Bennett.
Rev. Pritchard of Livingston con
Quoted services at st. Marks Episco-
pal church on Sunday.
/ Pew Rnztkpf.E nf the First CnnUra-
gational church of Big Timber con
Quoted the regular monthly services at
McLeod on Sunday last.
James Duffy. the American fork
sheep man. is spending several days in
Big Timber.
At the close of the rifle contest last
Saturday, the score stood as follows:
IL. o. Kellogg 80. E. NJ. Hall "a. J. 4.
King 100. NJ. Cox 81, a. L. Kellogg
81. W. j. Hannah SO. j. White SO. ]. w.
Bailey IS. Roy Skillman 40. w. Irvine
10. L. G. Olmstead AZ, w. A. Moore liz.
". Irvine 80. Elmer Judd SO. Dick Budd
80. A. T. Anderson 100. sydney o 20,
William Budd Is. Alfred George %. e.
". Skillman IS. j.. Il. Beeson g.. Mixing
81. Il. Vestal 10.
IN F. day evening County Treasurer
w. o. Clark m Mrs. Clark entertained
a number of their friends and neigh
bors at their home on Second e
The spacious and pleasant rooms are
particularly well arranged for enter
tanning, and IL is always a pleasure &c
be a recipient of their well-known hos.
pitality. Alternate tables OF crokinols
and dominoes comprised the entertain
ment, played as progressive games
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. III. NJ
Hatfield. Mr.. and Mrs. J. j.. Cameron
Mr.. and Mrs. William Budd. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. A
j. Farnsworth. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sew,
erance.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Gillette of Nc
Leod are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. q
Clark. on Second avenue.
Mrs. Robert McClatchey of Fish creel
spent a few days in town last week
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. o. Nj. Hatch
X. j. Mcconnell of Mcleod was II
town during the week. looking afte
court business.
Cour has been in session a week an
an unusual amount of business in con
nection Herewith has called a larg
number of people TO the city.
The Children's home. located in Hell
ena. was represented here a few day
] age by Miss powden. who gave an ad