The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-23

Pierce, Stanton, G. D. Pease, Nc
Naughton, Congdon, Nichols, Hunter,
Pinney, Wylie, Thorp, G. Wilson, Frid-
ley, Stats, Edsall, Livingston, Finley.
Davidson, II. G. Cockrill, Noble, Han
cock, Baker, Bennett. Mills, Emery,
Frazier, w. S. Williams, w. H. Will
Jams, Stevens, Nutting, Rea, L. A.
Luce. Steel, A. E. Maynard, Koch,
Traphagen. 4. D: Ridgeway,. Sutton,
rill, Roescher, Ferguson, Brook Mar
tin, Hoyt, Busch. George Safely, H. M.
Kirk, John Mcdonald, G. Flanders,
Holloway, Gardiner Holms Kirschrier.
J. H. Baker. A. Brandenburg, Burr
Fisher. c. Anderson, G. Anderson,
Eschenbacher sanborn. Lamb; Misses
Bessie and Mabel Mills, Edna Fridley,
Bell Stanton, Carrie Stats, Helen
Hancock, Sallie Batterton. Ellen Be
nepe, Ballinger, Harkins. Stockinger,
Suprenant, Davis, Frazier, Addie Peck,
Cantwell, Brewer, Nutting Cameron,
Woodland. Jones, Stevenson, Luce, An
ceney, Cooley, Travis, Lentz. L. Fish
er, Stanton.
The semi-monthly meeting of the
State Housekeepers' Society took place
in the guild rooms of the Episcopal
church last Monday afternoon. The
programme was san unusually interest
ing one. and included historical pa
per by Mrs. Thomas Lewis on THE
Early Day Stage Line" Mrs. Williams
read an interesting paper on cereals,
followed by discussions on the subject.
Mrs. George Nichols gave the society
recipe for delicious breakfast cakes.
and then Mrs. Chambliss demonstrated
the way to make hot waffles. the Illus
trations being partaken of with maple
syrup by the members The society
then adjourned until the last Monday
in October.
Miss Beatrice Freeman and Master
Kinney freeman entertained number
of their friends at whist last Friday
evening. There were eleven tables and
the contest fer the prizes was quite an
mated Miss Evelyn Corcorar. how
ever, carried off the ladies' prize. after
playing a game with Miss Edna Lewis.
with whom she had tied the nr:Ze be-
ing a pretty belt buckle. The gen
tlemen'1 prize, pair Of sleeve buttons,
was won by Mr.. Lehrkind Music:
songs and other amusements were en-
1oyed after the termination of the
games During the evening refresh
freshments Of dainty character we're
served to the guests.
A number of young people met at the
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Walsh
on Monday evening Of this week and
spent very pleasant evening with nu-
sic of both vocal and instrumental char
acter. fortune telling and other similar
1iIluScHieitS, eiliiflS WIN an snJOya Die
feast on light refreshments. Those who
were present were: Misses Maud Mar
tin. Gertrude Luce. Blanch Mackenzie,
Ola Ruffner, Nettie Maxey. Alice Gage.
Helen Langhorn. Alice Martin. May
Maxey, Dorothy Suprenant Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Ray, Messrs. Sam Menden-
hall. John Maxey, Eugene Hoffman,
Mccormick, Patten
On Tuesday evening an impromptu
party was gotten UP by several ladies
and gentlemen at the gymnasium rooms
in the Courier block. A very enjoyable
evening was passed with dancing and
other pleasant events There were
about Is present.
The Gymnasium club met in usual
session in the Courier block on Wednes-
day evening. The ladies are getting up
a drill under the efficient instructress.
Mrs. Award, which they hope to ask
few friends to witness some time in
the future
The ladies of the w. C. T. L. met in
regular session at the home of Mrs.
Rich, on BoZeman street. Thursday.
There were the devotional exercises.
business meeting and the financial re-
port of the convention last week read.
The meeting was well attended.
On Thursday afternoon little Miss
Dolie Holler celebrated the seventh an
niversary of her birthday by entertain
tie folks played juvenile games and en-
joyed themselves generally, especially
when the refreshments were served
There was meeting of the Union
Missionary society at the home of Mrs.
Featherston last Friday for the purpose
of arranging programme for its an
nual meeting in November. An inter-
esting programme was arranged for at
ternoon and evening sessions, to take
place in the Methodist church. Among
other things will be a supper in the
Presbyterian church house from to I
o'clock.
E. B. Laume of the Bozeman Milling
company spent Thursday in Butte.
United States Land Office Receiver A.
J. EdsalI was in Butte this week.
DR.. Foster returned the middle of the
week from his trip to Minneapolis.
Hon. c. S. Hartman started for the
East on flying trip to Chicago and
other cities on Wednesday.
]. B. Collins of the United States gov
was in the city on Monday to see the
forest rangers, NJ. Langhor and II.
Cleaveland.
David Marks of Helena was in the
city several days this week on the
Bozeman Chronicle deal
Mrs. N. B. Smith and Mrs, G. Smith
of Logan were visiting friends in the
city this week.
Walter S. Hartman spent the week in
the Western part of the state on legal
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. McCannon return
ed on Thursday from a months visit to
Salt Lake.
Charles Anderson. for some time bust
ness manager and editor of the Avant
Courier, Is now in Spokane. Wash,
where he will soon graduate from the
college as full-f1edged assayer
A. A. Braten returned from Pony the
middle of the week after spending sew
eral days in that town on business
matters.
Director Emery of the experiment
station went to Minnesota on Thurs
day morning of this week
Charles Marble of Cinnibar was a
visitor in town on Thursday. prepar-
ing to take out some gentlemen from
the East on a deer hunt
Geologist Storrs returned from trip
to st. Paul and Chicago the beginning
of the week.
IoSepb KOuptz returned from, fbi-