The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-01
In Livingston.

q LIVINGSTON. Dec. 2s.-St. Bernard
commandery No. 6. Knights Templar.
at their regular meeting Wednesday
evening. elected the following officers
for the ensuing term: w. f. Thomp-
son. r.. c.; c. A. McCune, a.. Alex Liv-
ingston. &. c.: Rev. J.. +. Pritchlrd,
p; DIR. r.. ID. Aiton. :. W.: ID. a. Me
Cav. J. w; J.. A. Savage. treasurer;
j. c. Villas. recorder.
Park lodge No. IL. I. O.. q. F.. and
Faith lodge No. Is. Rebekah. will
hold their point Installation Monday
night aLtheir hall. All fellows and
their families are invited to be pres
ent n participate In the ceremonies.
Frank Watson. deputy county clerk
n recorder for the past two years.
departed for Mercor. Utah. Tuesday
evening. where he will accept a posi-
tion with the Boston x Mercur cid
Mining company under Superintend-
ent Whitney. formerly OF this city.
Judge ID. J. Rose win depart the first
of the yea for a visit to his parents
at Souris. Manitoba. He viii also visit
in the Eastern states before returning
to Livingston. He viii then take up
the practice of law in this city.
A letter received from Alvl Mayne
states hat he Will extend his western
trip To Honolulu, for which port he
sailed last Tuesday. He expects to be
absent for several months
William Morrison. an employe of the
electric light syetem. cut his hand bad
iy the first OF the week while working
on the lire.
An infant son of Mr.. aud Mrs. John
DOugherty received a severe injury
Saturday by falling from a high chair.
One of the child's hips was dislocat-
I'd and a number OF bruises received
by the fall.
Miss Ida Fitzgerald Of Gardner is
employed at the postofiice i'm the gen
eral delivery department.
Miss Amber Shsfer is recovering
from an attack OF grippe which has
confined her to her home for the past
10 days.
Justice of the Peace Frank Bender
viii occupy the Office formerly occu-
pied by Judge Rose, after the first of
the year.
Professor +. $. Monical. Miss Cham
bers and Miss Maud Tinsiey departed
for Helena Tuesday evening To attend
the meeting OF the state Teachers as
ISOLATION.
l.. l.. Armitage. formerly of this City.
came down from Helena Sunday with
Chancellor Iliff and is assisting at the
meetings held at the Methods church
during the week.
Lieutenant II. :. Hawkins OF Fort
Yellowstone VIII be transferred to a
command at WEST Point, n. Y. the
first Of the year.
Senator and Mrs. w. ii. Campbell de-
part tonight for Helena. where they
will remain during the session of the
state legislature.
George Anderson. editor of the Post.
and his estimable wife departed for the
Pacific coast Monday evening. They
will SO as far as san Francisco and
expect to be absent about a month.
a letter from Harry Mallon received
by his parents locates him at Havana,
where he is employed by the govern
ment as a packer.
NJ. J. Wells. while out fishing Tues
day. attempted TO cross the Yellowstone
on the ice and broke through. He was
rescued by his companion none the
worse for the accident.
W. H.. Armstrong. an emplOye of
the Northern Pacific shops. departed
for Minneapolis Monday to make his
home I'm that city.
The family Of G. j. Thurston. an EN-
ploye of the Northern Pacific shops.
arrived i'm the city Sunday from Brain
erd. Mimi. and have taken up their
residence in the Wilson property on
the north side.
Miss Alice Chambers. who has been
} attending the state normal school at
Dillon. is home for the HOLIDAYS. Miss
Chambers graduates from the teach
ers' department of the normal next
June.
Miss Maude Conway departed We'd
nesday evening for her home in Man
istee. Mich. via Salt Lake. stopping
at Chicago en- route.
Dr.. r.. NJ. Leslie spent the holidays
visiting with his parents at the state
capital.
Miss Josie b. Duke of Butte Is spend
ing the holiday vacation with Mrs. NJ.
H.. Lashorn in this city.
J. J. Boyce. foreman Of the Northern
Pacific boiler shops at Missoula. is Wis
iting with John Everett i'm this city.
Mise NJ. l. Bryce of Helena is spend
ing the holidays with Mrs. Nandoren
in this city.
The Aldridge Miners union will give
a dress ball New Years eve, Dec. 81, at
the Union nall.