The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-27
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as. past commander; j. r. Norville.
noble commander; J. H. vreilman.
captain: b.. T. Bowman. eminent
scribe: Bert Mccoy. chaplain: DIR. F.
NJ. Wilson. treasurer: Dug ellis. N.
S.; Mrs. Emma Norville. A. c.; Mrs.
j. II. Vreilman, Mess. and W.: j. NJ.
Box, picket: C.. b. Copeland. sentinel.
The organizer, who Is accompanied by
his wife, is in Sheridan in the interests
Of the order.
Miss Abbie Morris of the Beaverhead
valley was united in marriage Wednes-
day evening Of this week to Joseph l..
Pearson OF Lyon. in the Madison val
ley. The vas performed by
Rev. r.. H. Reed at the parsonage. The
bride is one of Madison county's popu-
lar teachers and the groom is a well
known citizen OF the Madison valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson departed imme-
diately for the home Mr.. Pearson had
prepared for his bride.
Misses n Simpson and Cora Hay
wood, two charming young ladies' or
Sheridan who were en- rout to Boze-
man for a visit with friends, were COM
PEELED to remain in town Monday night
owing to the severe cold weather. Inc
young ladies resumed their journey
and ere this are telling their Boze-
man friends about their experience
with a Jefferson valley blizzard.
Superintendent of Schools G. w.
Birchard drove down to Whitehall
Thursday to meet Miss Jennie Renni-
ger OF Rochester, N. Y. She is an old
friend Of Mr.. and Mrs. Birchard and
will spend the summer with them. Miss
Renniger was an old classmate of the
professors i'm the normal in which he
graduated, and she completed the stud
les Of the same school a year later.
The Ladies' Amity club met at the
home of Mrs. l.. A. j. Pease Saturday,
March 10. There was not a very good
attendance, as several of the members
are indisposed. The interest of the
meeting made up for he lack of at
tendance. The club has begun to read
American literature from the early
writer's. The work is divided into three
periods, from the first noted writers VI
to the present day. This study will be
instructive as well as pleasant and vii
be very beneficial.
william Clynch of Butte and Miss
Mamie linn of Sheridan were married
at Virginia City Wednesday ano
passed through town Saturday on theii
way to Butte. where they VIII make
their future home. Miss Zinn has made
her home near Sheridan for severa
wears and her many friends wish hel
long life and happiness. 90.
The literary society of the pubic
school elected the following officers Fri
day for the ensuing term: President
Miss Carrie Smith; vice president, mis-:
Lillian Eastman; sergeant-at-arms
Miss Flora Drehmer; critic, Gilber
Wheat.
The public soon will hay the pleas
ure of witnessing a play that Is II
preparation by some of the local talent
! The amateur actors are under the in
structions of Postmaster Gardnel
> Pease and are rehearsing regularly.
Hon. James NJ. Page is spending {
few days at the county seat this week
Judge T. p. Gould was a visitor a
Virginia. City Saturday.
A. H.. Barrett, after spending a few
days in this vicinity. returned TO BUTT
on Wednesdays stage.
Bryant Owsley passed through tow
Saturday en- route to Virginia CITY.
Miss Carrie Smith. a teacher in IN
public school. is reported very sick.
Mrs. e. NJ. Wilson. who has been sici
the past week, is reported much better
Born. at Sheridan. Mont. March u
to the wife of O. +. Wright, twin girls
Superintendent Wiley Montjoy or IN
orphans home is in Helena this week