The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-23

From a passenger on the west bound
train this week Roundhouse Foreman
w. o. Mallahan received information of
the whereabouts of John Livingston.
who held the position Of bridge superin
tendent on this division before the pres
ent incumbent, John Graham, took the
place. Nothing had been heard from
Livingston for several years, and his
friends in this city will be glad to learn
that he has a position in Spokane,
Wash. as superintendent of bridges for
Spokane county. He is a brother of
County Treasurer Livingston. and is
well known among the older employees
on this division.
The Epworth league of the Methodist
church held meeting Friday evening
and elected officers for the ensuing
quarter Those elected were: Presi-
dent, Miss Alma Evans: first vice-pres-
ident, Bessie Lyal; second vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Andrew Seiberg; third vice
president, Vivinne Hunter; fourth vice
president Maude kearns. Claude Nor
ris was elected treasurer and Lea De
GrOat secretary.
The next meeting Of the Livingston
University club will he at Rev. V. F.
Clarks, Tuesday evening. April %. The
Greek period will be the subject of the
evening. The topics are assigned as fol-
lows: Macedonian PERIOD Mrs. Har-
vey; Greek Civilization" A. Mayne:
'Stoics and Epicureans," Mrs. Coyan;
"Alcibiades," Mrs. Clark; Alexander
the Great" Mr.. Coyn; Greek Litera-
ture,' Mrs. Hunter; Sparta Mrs.
Tregloan.
John Guile and wife arrived in this
city the first of the week from Pitts
field, Mo-, where the couple were mar
ried on the 18th inst The lady who be-
Mrs Grille f1rmar1V Miss
Cora Pitts, and left her Missouri home
to share the fortunes of a prosperous
rancher of the Shields River valley in
Montana. The couple will take up their
residence on the grOOms ranch, north
of this city, where Mr., Guile has resided
for a number of years and where he
has made pleasant home and accumu
lated considerable of the worlds goods.
Martin Wilson. former yardmaster at
this place, arrived in this city the first
of the week and went to work as yard
master at this place. where the duties
of such an official have become so ardu-
Gus that the services of an expert at
the work is required. He had been away
about four months in Minneapolis and
will be Joined by his wife and children.
who are now in the East, in a few
months.
A party of ladies representing the
I-duleS u tHe MuttdOeeS rouge ol tllS
Guy departed IhuiSaay afternoon for
Butle' where they Will attend the state
grand lodge of that order. which is
pretty numerously represented in this
city. Among those who will represent
the lodge at the Butte gathering are:
Mesdames Mallahan, Geer, Bailey, Leo
pold, Towne, Davis and Wilson.
c. r. Murdoch was in the city from
contact Wednesday ana thursday OF
TINS Week He reports Favorable out
look Tor the camp ana predicts good
year Tor the mines IN mat vicinity. MI.
Nurdoch IS the same genial gentleman
ana up-to-date business man That his
success IN FORMER years mas proved nm
and he is dong well in the Contact
country
Judge oentef circulated petition the
1lrst OF the week ana gathered quite
donatoa 'or the reii"i or the FAMILY OF
John n. boneofiSAt, whose nome on
the bou'der was burned recently With
o't ms uIahce 10 cover the loss.
oie l. Esp ana Am"lla Irorgard We're
married IN thls city by NeV Mlckle OF
the MetheulSt rhurrh saturday. Both
paFtleS were from 8lE Timber, the
groom being prosperous ranrnman in
'he country east 81 the ap.ta or Sweet
EFdS< county, re marriage ceremony
WIS performed al me gafh hol"l IN TINS
CITY.
ne 9jtn anniversary or ire or@anlza-
non 81 the order "f ODD t'@ll 1Wshir in
me t.hltSd Sta'rS VIII ne celebrated i'll
u httiH& manner a. oid "e!loWs nall
IN the Niles pINk, M2nGay evening.
n" ''un feiIJWS ana thoir families CT
the CITY VIII De present ana lh' affair
Is expected TO ne one ol the events OF
IN. lodge WolE 81 the year.
$500
coming week at Hefrerlin's opera