The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-20

High school will be in charge of Prin-
| cipal F. s. Monical and Mrs. Georgia
| Miller, assistant principal
| A party of relatives of County Com
| missioner Ebert departed for a trip
! through Wonderland yesterday, accom-
panying Mrs. Ebert, her daughter Flor
ence and her sons Frank and oliver.
| The party consisted of Miss Florence
Lasson niece of Mr.. Ebert, who has
| been visiting with the family for the
| past month; Edward Ebert, nephew of
| the county commissioner, and George
Laundre. wife and two daughters. The
| party are all from Mr.. Ebert's early
home in Wisconsin Edward Ebert
was member of the LIST Alabama vol
| unteers in the late unpleasantness with
| Spain, and is making the trip to the
West to recruit his health, which suf-
| fered considerably from the rigors of
army life. The party will make the
| trip by team, and will be gone about
| two weeks
| Friday evening of last week the vol
| unteer fire department held a social
| dance at their rooms in the city hall.
The affair was largely attended and
was the success which all social efforts
| of this excellent organization are sure
| to be-
The Misses DAILY, daughters of Marcus
| Daily of Anaconda, spent Monday in
this city the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
! II. j. Harm. The young ladies We're de-
| layed on their journey home by an ac-
| cident to their special car, which had
to be set out at Glendive for repairs.
| They We're returning from an extended
| visit abroad
| Rev. j. A. Jenkins of Anaconda, pas
tor of the Baptist church at that place,
| is in the city this week. Rev. jenkins
| arrived in the city Monday and spent
the larger part Of the week on hunt
I
| son and a Mr.. Allen from the East. The
| party reports that birds are much too
| small this time of the year, and later
| period of the hunting season VIII al
| ford better sport.
Mayor John IT. Smith made trip
| into the rural districts yesterday armed
| with a breech- loader. His excursion
was hardship on the feathered tribe,
which he slew right and left Mr..
| Smith says the birds have been stunted
by the backward spring and are not
large enough to furnish good sport. but
may come out better in a few weeks
| A circular has been issued by the
evangelists, who held forth nightly in
the tent near the court house, apprisng
| the world that the end of the world is
| near and quoting copiously from Rev
| Citations to prove the statement. An in
| vitation is extended to all to come and
hear this peculiar gospel preached, and
|
all who doubt that the destruction of
| the cosmos is imminent.
The meeting of the Yellowstone club
| to arrange for the course of reading
! for the coming year has been indefinite
| ly postponed owing to the fact that
most of the membership were engaged
| in vacation excursions or busy with
other duties. The meeting will be held
| at a later date and the course Of read
| ing planned for the winter.
Superintendent of the Water Works
| Company f. C. Ross departed the lat
| ter part of the week for Columbus,
| Ohio, accompanied by his wife. Mrs.
| Ross will remain in the East to receive
medical treatment, and Mr.. Ross will
| return to this city in a couple of
| months. The couple took passage on
lake steamer from Duluth, and will
make the trip to Cleveland, Ohio, by
| water.
The Ladies' guild were entertained at
the home of Mrs. G. r. Wells yesterday
| afternoon.
c. b. Van Hansen of Butte, railroad
employe on the Oregon Short Line, was
| in the city Sunday and went to the
Boulder by way of Big Timber to look
| after his mines at that place. van
| is we'll known in Livingston, and at
one time used to run out of this place.
| He was greeted in a cordial manner by
| all his od-time friends, for Van is
a prince.
H l.. Hamilton of Cinnabar was in
| the city from his home on the Upper
| Yellowstone Saturday.
Mrs. J. N. Machan of Bozeman was
among the arrivals from the West Fri
| day.
A. M r. Anderson of Fridley was
| odwn from his home in the Upper yell
| lowstone metropolis Saturday.
j. A. Winslow of Mammoth Hot
| c. tLn wi Got
urday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Mcdonald Of Butte
were in the city Saturday.
J. NJ. Hathaway of Helena was in the
city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Summer of Clyde
| Park registered at the Albemarle Sat
urday.
j. Killorn and Miss Kate Killorn of
| Clyde Park were in the city Saturday.
| T r. Mcleod of Missoula was among
Saturdays visitors in the city.
Mrs. Wilson of Clyde Park was in
the city the latter part of last week.
Mary Bliler and Miss Bessie Bliler
| of Myersburg was among Saturdays
visitors from the North.
| G. S. Killorn of Clyde Park was among
| Saturdays arrivals in the city.
| M. A. Holem of Cinnabar made a bus
| mess trip to this city the latter part of
! last week.
| W. II. LlNeZey was III the CITY Sdl-
urday from Myersburg.
Anna L. Medin, Belle F. Crangle and
Mrs Marco composed a Butte party
which registered at the Albemarle
| hotel Sunday.
Miss Maggie and Matte Davis were
in town Sunday from their home in
| Bozeman.
Miss Cassie Robinson of Bozeman was
| among the visitors from Gallatin .coun-
| ty in the CITY Sunday,
Johnathan Sewell of Carbonate was
up from the new coal camp of Carbon
county Sunday.
j. H. Daily of Miles City was in town
! the first part of the week from his home
| in Custer county.
| Tracy Tibbetts of Bear gulch came
| down from Jardine Sunday on business
| E. w. Ray of Helena came over from
| the capital on business Monday.
| Mrs. NJ. r. Wilson is making a tour
| of the park this week.
Judge Frank Henry went to Big Tim
| Der this week to join a hunting party