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

P. Bronze; first and second grades, Jen-
ME Simpson. East building, sixth and
seventh grades, Anna McDermott;
fifth and sixth grades, Vivienne Hun
ter: third and fourth grades, Harriet
Mallon; second grade, Minnie Foss;
first grade, Nora Colvin. North build
ing, Mrs. Eva Hunter. Janitor elected
for west side, Martin Rostrum; for east
and north sides. laid over.
Wilson d. Smell and Fife G. Darroch
were united in marriage at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Holiday Thurs
day evening. The wedding was a quiet
one and was performed in the presence
of a few relatives and friends of the
couple. Rev. V. f. Clark performed
the ceremony which united the couple
in Hymen's bonds. The groom is an
enterprising young ranchman. who for
the past year has resided in the Shields
river valley, and the young lady who
became his wife is a sister of Mrs.
Orion F. Holiday and has resided at
the home of the latter near Clyde Park
for the past year Both the young peo-
pie have a host of friends who join in
bespeaking for them a happy and pros
porous married life.
Last evening the hospitable home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brooks was the
scene of a brilliant event in which over
half hundred people participated. 1t
was a ladies guild party and the mem
berS of that organization were enter
tanned with series of games of domino
whist, Toasted on dainty refreshments
and permitted to trip the light fantastic
to the enliVening strains of excellent
music. The affair was eminently salts
factory to all concerned, and as an
event of social gayety, will long be re-
nlembered
Herbert P. Thrall, wife and daughter
Francisco on visit to Senator Camp
bell, Mr.. Thralrs cousin. The latter
gentleman is general superintendent Of
railway mail service for the West and
Northwest. and his jurisdiction takes
in Alaska and the Philippines. Mr..
I Thrall and a party arrived in the pr
vate car of Second Assistant Postmas-
ter General ShellenbIrger, who was on
his way East from a tour of the Pa
Cific coast states.
The Eastern Star met last evening in
their lodge room in the Miles block and
among the pleasant features of the
gathering was the presentation of beau
tiful ornamental pins and badges to the
past matrons of the lodge. The en-
blems We're three in number and We're
designed for Mrs. Henry Frank, Mrs.
John Martin, jr.. and Mrs, S. NJ, Nye.
The presentation was made by 5. NJ.
Nye on behalf of the lodge and the re-
cipients of the honors rendered respond
ed in fitting manner
At the semi-annual election of officers
of the L. O. O. f, Monday evening the
following officers We're chosen: Noble
grand, Pehr Wendell: vice grand, A. s.
Robe rtson; secretary, Charles Angus;
permanent secretary. George Potter;
treasurer, George II. Chambers. In the
Rebekah lodge Mrs Dennis was elected
noble grand and Mrs. j. f. Mallery
vice grand. The officers elected hold
their positions for six months.
Died-At st. Paul, Mimi, April 90
1899 Lizzie M. wife of Thomas Shells
of Livingston. Mont. Mr.. Shiels, who
has been stopping out on the Mission
for the past few months returned to
the city this week and received the
first intimation of his wife's death.
Yesterday Judge Bender united in
marriage in the parlors of the voIun-
teer fire department, William f. Lyon
and Agnes Stewart The contracting
parties hail from Minnesota and Mich
igan respectively, and intend to make
their home in this city. The groom il
a blacksmith and is employed at Burn
hams shop on lower Main street.