The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-16

| the week. Miss Bryant stopped over at
| Park City on her return. visiting for a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. T. C.
| Pound.
Mr. and Mrs D. r. shiveIy of Dillon
| have taken up their residence in Big
| Timber, Mr.. Shively having accepted a
| position as bookkeeper in the Northern
! Pacific freight depot here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer MCClelland of
| Deer Lodge. who have been visiting in
| Big Timber. are so favorably impressed
| with the town that they have conclud-
| ed to make their home here and will
take up their residence in the Hatch
house on Mcleod street.
| Mrs. Abbie Urner and Frank Urner
| of New Jersey, mother and brother of
| Benjamin trner. are visiting the latter
| at his home in Melville.
| County Superintendent Eva l.. Dana
| has returned from a visit with her
! brother. who lives on the Rosebud river
| near AbsarOkee
| Rev. c. G. Belsheim of Albert Lea,
| MINI, and Professor Glosoe of the u
! G. seminary Of Minnea polls are at the
| Melville settlement just now. the guests
! of Rev. l. f.. MADISON. The gentlemen
| will visit in Montana for some time
| and make a tour of the National park
! before returning to their homes.
Lee Smoot Of Mcleod was among
the Big Timber business visitors the
/ " N.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Moore and
young son of Big Elk were in Big Tim.
Der Monday visiting friends.
+. D. Smith of BOzeman was in this
town Tuesday attending A meeting Of
the directors of the Big Timber Nation
al bank.
James W. Mccain of the woolgrow-
ing firm of Mccain Bros, Myersburg
Mont, has been in Big Timber the past
week looking after the baling of his
wool clip.
Mrs, viii I.iddell is in Columbus.
! Mont. visiting for a few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Stocker are
! in town from the Lake basin, where
Mrs Stocker has been visiting with her
sister Mrs. Bert Shorey.
Miss Fem of Helena, sister of Mrs
| John MCNey of Merino. has been in
Big Timber the past week, a guest at
| the Grand
George Taylor Of Fish creek arrived
| in Big Timber the first of the week
from Scotland, where he went last fall
on visit. Mr., Taylor was married at
| Aberdeen, Scotland, last March to Miss
| Ann Strahan. Mrs. Taylor accompan-
| led her husband on his return. Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor left for their Fish creek
ranch Wednesday,
Mrs. F, o. Maerdan and Miss Clara
Barrett of Indiana, who is the guest of
NFS. MderuldI, were III Dig llmDer
the first Of the week visiting friends. ,
Mrs. f. J. Bardwell returned the first
of the week from st. Paul, where she
had been visiting friends. Mrs. Bard
well was accompanied upon her return
by her sister, Miss McCune of Mime
apolis.
J. C. Harrington, who has a fine sheep
ranch on Fish creek, was among the
woolgrowers in town the past week.
James Profit, who is on the Livings-
ton police force and grows wool on the
side, was in Big Timber Tuesday look
ing after the marketing of his wool
clip.
Louis Martin made brief visit to his
home in Bozeman the first of the week
Tom Ryley, the woolbuyer who has
been sick and confined to his room at
the Grand for the past week, has so far
recovered that he was able to go Tor
a drive behind the fine roadsters of
Mine Host Bliss of the Grand Monday
Peter Wormser was in from Wormser
City Tuesday.
Miss Norma r. Adams of Seattle is
visiting her grandfather, Newton Budd
of this town, this week.