The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-11

sandwiches, cake and other good things
comforting to the inner man in the
way of solids, and in the meantime a
key of pure water from the brewery of
julius Lehrkind the best brewing, and
also several cases of mineral fizz, We're
used to lend an additional relish to the
edibles. The knights little repast was
enlivened by several speeches of first
rate character by different members,
and the hour for retiring was an early
one-on Thursday morning. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Gus Nor
ton, commander; Frank Warburton,
lieuteLN>lt commander; c. Weiss. SER
geant w. WEIGH chaplain; past COM
mander, j. L. Stats; record keeper,
George Pease; M of A.. M. ]. Mullen;
1st M. of G., c. Lundwall; I'd M. of G.,
J. Rooney; Henry Topel, sentinel; H.
Rice, picket; DR.. Foster, physician.
The Ladies' Social, Domestic and Lit
erary society met at. the home of Mrs.
Weber on Wallace street on Wednes-
day afternoon of this week in usual
session. There was good attendance
of ladies and the meeting was very
much enjoyed. After the business of
the society was disposed Of Mrs. Green
treated the company to a song, Mrs.
Weber and Mrs. Green sang duet
and very interesting paper was read
by Mrs. Huffman on housekeeping
Mesdames Baker, Bulen and Clark also
read some very interesting little pro-
auctions, and then Mrs. Davis recitad.
Current events were then taken up and
discussed, the spelling lesson gone
through and the questions in the ques-
tion box answered, after which the la
dies returned to their homes, to meet
again in two weeks at the home of Mrs.
Clark. This society always has a good
programme and the afternoons twice
month are full of interest to all the
members.
Miss Mamie Kountz was treated to a
very enjoyable surprise party last Sat
urday evening at the home of her par
ents on Church street by number of
her Oriends and school fellows. The
young people passed the evening very
pleasantly with games of different
kinds, the happy event being brought
to a close with dainty refreshments be-
ing served.
The marriage of Leroy w. Emery,
the only son of Director and Mrs. EN-
cry of the experiment station, has been
announced to take place on June IA at
5S5 Portland avenue, st. Paul. He will
then wed Miss Florence Garrard,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram D.
Brown of that city. After their mar
riage the happy couple will locate at
Brdger, in Carbon county, Montana,
where Mr.. Emery has business inter
ests.
The Bozeman school district trustees
employed the following teachers for
another year: Superintendent w. e.
Harmon, Olive r. Jones Addie Bran
denburg, Alice Lewis, Ola Ferguson.
Jennie Cowan, Alice Williams, H. S.
McElroy, Mary Hickman, May Bull,
Eleanor Ferris, Letta Hanson, and an
order was passed to employ Professor
Swan if the county High school is not
voted.
Miss Blanche Mackenzie entertained
a few of her friends at whist last Tues
day evening. The party was given at
the Mackenzie residence on MendenharI
street and was very pleasant event
in society's annals. Whist was the
game of the evening and was played in
dustriously for some time. Refresh
ments were served during the evening,
The following were present: Mr.. anu
Mrs. Elmer Ray, Miss Nettie May,
Alice Gage, May MaXey, Gertrude Luce,
and Messrs. Hoffman, Currier and Nc
Cornick
Miss Sallie Stewart left on Monday
morning of this week for her home in
Kansas City She has severed her con-