The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-14
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Templar avenue last Friday and Sat
urday evenings. Copies of pictures of
many famous artists were on exhibi-
ton, among them being copies of works
by Alice Stevens. Gibson. Taylor and
others. The representations were eX-
ceptionally good and called forth
great deal of praise from those who
were fortunate enough to be present
Ice cream and cake were served during
the evening. An admission of 10 cents
was charged to defray expenses and
swell the treasury of the guild. The
sum of about $50 was realized from the
enterprise.
A waffle social will be given by the
ladies of the Episcopal church guild on
Monday evening. Feb. =. Ten cents
viii be charged for a waffle covered
with syrup and a cup of coffee.
The Maverick club gave their regular
semi monthly dance last Friday even
ing, which was quite success in every
way. Some 80 couples were present
ana danced until the early hours of
Saturday morning. After the dance
little party composed of Misses Nettie
Maxey, Blanche Mackenzie, Alice Gage,
May Maxey, Josie Van Tassell, Stella
Flowers and Messrs. Howard Kirk,
Bert Maynard, Leslie Gage, John
Walsh George Patten and jenkins, adj
journed to the home of Miss Blanche
Mackenzie and partook of an oyster
supper. which was very pleasant end
ing to very enjoyable dance.
The S. ID. l.. society met last week at
the residence of Mrs Bulen on Church
street, and elected officers for the en-
suing year as follows: Mrs. Il. b. Wis
ner, president; Mrs. FL. Il. Baker, vice
president; Miss Whitioek, secretary;
Mrs. Bulen, treasurer. After the ardu-
Gus work of the afternoon was COM
pleted the ladies were served with re-
freshments of an elegant description.
About 80 of the members of the sixth
grade who We're the pupils of Miss Ad
die Brandenburg last year, met at the
home of Mr.. Thorpe on Grand avenue
last Saturday evening, and then went
to the home of Miss Brandenburg in a
body in order to treat her to a surprise
parry. The evening was a very enjoy
able one being spent with games Of all
kinds, then refreshments We're served,
then some more games, followed by
music and the singing of Norwegian
songs by some young ladies. The sur
prise was a success in every way and
was greatly enjoyed by all the young
people.
Is. SIR started for the Klondike this
week.
Mrs. Alex Profit of Manhattan is Wis
iting Rev. +. b. Lewis for a few days
this week.
w. Crank. formerly of the Golden
Rule store, has accepted a position with
the Gallatin Valley Mercantile COM
pany.
"A Bachelors Honeymoon" which
was presented to the Bozeman people
at the opera house on Wednesday eve
ming of this week, was one of the best
| pieces that has come tC town for long
! time past. The plot was not a deep one,
| yet the audience was kept in a contin-
| ual roar of laughter from start to fin
| ish and all expressed themselves we'll
| satisfied with the entertainment.
| Attorney T. j. Walsh of Helena was
| in the city ON Monday to attend the
opening of the district court for the
term.
w. A. Roland of Logan was in the
/ city on Wednesday.
i Charles Sears and Mrs. Sears return
I ed from Canda on Saturday last.
| James a. Johnson was in Helena last
! Saturday on business connected with
| his mining enterprises.
Miss Maud Martin has returned home
| from Helena after several weeks visit
| to friends in that city.
Horace Martin, son of l.. Brook Mar
tin, returned home this week from
Michigan, where he has been attending
| school. He will enter the college and
! pursue his studies in Bozeman.
Hon. Nelson Story returned from Los
Angeles last Sunday.
Mr. Locke formerly manager of the
| McDermott of Butte, WAS in the city on
Wednesday on business and pleasure.
Howard klrk left last Saturday
morning for Newcastle. Pa, after a
short visit of two weeks to his relatives
in this part of the country.
Charles Dilworth, brother of Mrs
Van Allen and Mrs. a. X. Yerkes ar
| rived from Red Lodge d few days ago
en- route for Missoua.
Mrs. Lawson Matthews left on
! Wednesday for a visit to her mother
Mrs. Sartain of Miles City.
n. Stiff has gone To East Flathead for
a short visit.
DR. G. r. Wells of Livingston was in
i the city on Wednesday.
Thomas Jackson of Harrison was in
the city on Wednesday.
Charles Hall of Helena registered al
the Bozeman on Wednesday,
w. {. Crumm of Helena was a visitor
in the city on Monday.
w. Foerschler of Butte was in Boze-
man on Tuesday.
Rev. Van clarenbeck of Billings was
in Bozeman on Sunday and held serv-
ices in the Catholic church.
Charles Knapp of the Minneapolis
Tribune was in the city on Thursday
Mrs. i. &. b. Hill is spending a few
days with friends in Logan this week
j. j. McGettigan of Butte was in the
city on Wednesday.
II. s. Howell of Helena was in Boze-
man on Wednesday.
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