The Anaconda standard., 1899-07-30

Lewis Gertrude Luce and Messrs Fred
Wilson and Charles Chisholm
A few friends gathered at the home
of Mrs. J. p. Martin to see their old
trend, Maurice Langhorne of Helena,
on Wednesday evening. Mr.. Lang
horne was formerly a resident of Boze-
man and has been spending a few days
with his old friends and relatives this
week The evening was passed in a
social way. among other things being
candy pulling match and a warm
game of red-hot handkerchief, all of
which kept the young people in a good
frame OF mind until ABOUT midnight.
Those who were present were the fol-
lowing ladies and gentlemen: Misses
Maud Martin, Alice Gage Blanche
Mackenzie, Shaw, Alice Lewis. Flor
ence Foster, Matte Gardner, Dorothy
Surprenant and Messrs. John Maxey,
Sam Mendenhall, Charles Chisholm,
George Patton, Fred Wilson, Collins
and Professors Shaw and Cobleigh.
The following is list of the tourists
who started last week with the comp
ing outfit of Blankenship & Co. from
Cinnabar: Z. E. Lowe of the Helena
Independent; Rev. e. E. TarbiIl, Chey-
enne. Wyo. Wesley Tarbill, Williams
port, Ohio; Jesse McKeveen, Sheridan,
Iowa; Ida Bean, Mrs. Shields, Mrs.
Kroalin and Mr.. Geopinger OF Iowa;
]. Michael, Eagle, Neb.: Mrs. L. b.
Newell, West Point, N. Y; e. G. Pease
and three friends, Des Moines, Iowa;
Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Zimmerman, York,
Neb.; C. A. Nye, Moorhead, Mimi; A.
Fl. Van Havenberg Chicago; H. c. Van
Havenberg, Eau Claire, Wis: Dr. anC
Mrs. Chappell, Eau Claire, Wis; Mr..
Clubbell and Mr.. Goodrich, Wisconsin.
A number of young people gave
dance in the Arrnory hall last Saturday
night in honor of some visitors. An
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joyed. as the evening was cool and the
music good, two essentials to good
dance.
Mrs. Charles S. Hartman entertained
about Is ladies last Thursday after
noon in honor of Mrs. lines Of Butte,
wife of John lines, ST., Mrs. Hartman S
father. The pleasant event was in the
form of q luncheon.
Judge Armstrong returned from
Townsend last Friday. He had been
holding court at the county seat Of
Broadwater for several days as well as
fighting mosquitoes.
Maurice Langhorne and Eddie Rich
made trip to Mystic lake on Tuesday.
They had to go on horseback, as the
road, which has never been very good.
has been completely washed away.
They enjoyed very pleasant trip and
encountered plenty of flies, mosquitoes
and rough roads.
Rev. Mr.. Wormser was in the city
this week and was accompanied by his
cousin, A. j. Wormser of Amsterdam,
Holland. He is a member of the city
council of that city as well as being
the editor of one of it's leading news
papers. He was greatly impressed with
the beauty of Montana and surrounding
country.
Hon. Charles s. Hartman, accompa-
MED by his brother, Walter s. Hart
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Hon. White Caldwell and incidentally
to catch a few trout on Monday of this
week, returning on Wednesday morn
ing.
Ex- Governor Richards and family are
camping UP the West Gallatin canyon,
close to the summer camp Of Mrs.
Fletcher.
Among those who were at the
Fletcher camp last Sunday were c. w.
Draper and E. H. Fisher and his fam
lily.
Hon. Charles S. Hartman went TO
Butte on Thursday morning on bust
ness.
Miss Luce, accompanied by Miss
Geneva Cook went to Ennis to visit
friends last week.
Professor Coblefgh of the college has
returned from his vacation on the Pa
cific coast.
Attorney A. j. walrath of Manhattan
was in the city on Tuesday of this
week
Professor Traphagen returned from
California the first of the week.
c. C. Fuller has accepted a position
with the Bozenan Milling company and
is their travelling representative.
w. r. c. Stewart, county attorney,
made a trip down to Billings last Sun
day.
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on business connected with his camp
ing parties.
Mrs Roy Martin returned from a
visit to Helena on Sunday morning.
Maurice Langhorne of Helena has
been visiting relatives in Bozeman this
week
Misses Lucy and Winnifred Kinney
have been spending their vacation in
the city.
Miss Alice Gage returned from Hell
ena on Sunday morning, having spent
week in the capital city as the guest of
her uncle. Hon. Sam Langhorne.
Miss Mary Gage returned home this
week after teaching four months
school on Spanish creek.
w. w. Wylie was down from the park
this week hunting up some stray horses
which had got away from some of his
camps.
Miss Shaw. sister of Professor Shaw
of the experiment station, has been
spending several days this week with
her brother. She has been to the coast
and is now on her way home to Can
ada
Attorney w. S. Hartman went to Hell
ena on Friday of this week on legal
business.
Maurice Langhorne left for his home
in Helena on Thursday morning.
Mr.. Jacoby, representative of the
Standard, was in the city on Thursday.
The funeral of Thomas Keown, vino
died last Thursday night from an over
dose of laudanum, took place on Sun
day afternoon last. The deceased was a
member of Pythagoras lodge, Knights
of Pythias. of Bozeman, the members
of which organization followed the re-
mains to the grave. The deceased was
about So years old and much liked by