The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-07

not hold their usual semi-monthly
meeting on Monday afternoon. only
few ventured out, but not er1'ign to
make a quorum and so no meeting was
held.
Miss Ida Fell, daughter of Mr.. ard
Mrs. Charles Fell, gave party 10
number of her small friends last Mon
day evening. There were about 20
young people present and an unusually
good time was enjoyed by ell. Among
other amusements of the evening a
guessing contest of the pictures Gf eacn
of the young guests was INDUCED in,
each one having brought the first pie
ture of himself or herself to the party
Refreshments were servad during the
evening to the joyous company, who all
went home delighted and tired.
The Montana Society OF Natural
Science held a belated meeting III TIE
parlors of the Hotel Bozeman on Thus
day evening. The Elks' banquet ns last
Thursday made it imperative 70" tie
date to be changed.
A very interesting scientific pro-
gramme was rendered during the even
ing to a gathering of a few of the 'lov-
ers of scientific subjects.
Miss Alice Martin will teacn school
near Big Timber. commencing next
Monday. Miss Martin is one of the
graduates of the BoZeman high school
ana mas also Attended IHe college, ~
she is well fitted for her avoca.:cn in
life.
Last Saturday night the students Ec-
longing to Miss Brewers class gave a
little entertainment in her honor in the
class rooms of the college building on
Capitol hill. The class and it's nonored
guest spent a very pleasant ana enjoy
able evening with popular amuse-
ments.
One day last week the Arena Literary
society performed the last offices over
the remains of the Clolian society (the
lady students society, which has Just
given up the ghost. A solemn process
sion Wended its way through the cor
ridor of the college and down into the
black depths of the basement and there
after reading Suita BILE funeral services
a rag doll representing the CHolians,
was laid to rest. The scene was an inn
pressiVe one and the tears for the dear
departed We're copious. The Arena is
now the only society of the college. 1t
was the first, the best and it is still on
top and lasts when others fall.
county Commissioners E. P. Durnen
of Winston. F. l.. Carrie of Townsend,
both of Broadwater county; County
Clerk and Recorder B. S. Coad and
George Lambert of Townsend were all
in the city on Wednesday in connection
with law suit brought by the COM
missioners against the county clerk
with reference to whose right it is to
employ men to index the records for
Broadwater county, and other matters.
j. NJ. Malin of Logan was in the city
on business Tuesday.
Mine Hest Gates of the Grandon no.
tel, Helena, was in the city this week
for a day or two.
H. Hoffman of Butte was in the city
for visit this week.
Colonel Lloyd Of Grigsby's rough rid
in hn pit law -.
short visit.
Attorney Goodman of Townsend was
in the city on legal business Wednes-
day.
Attorneys c. M Gum and N. B.
Smith of Helena We're in the city last
Friday on matters relating to the Mon
tana Railroad company, in Meagher
county.
State Superintendent Carleton of Hell
ena was in the city on Wednesday look
ing after case in the district court
from Broadwater county.
Hon. Charles S. Hartman went to
Butte on Wednesday evening on bust
ness.
Rev. Frank B. Lewis took a trip over
the range to Livingston this week.
Matt M. Black of Fridley was Wis
itor in the city on Thursday of this
week looking up old friends and ac-
quaintances.
Mr.. Lombard of Castle spent the
greater part of the week in the city
on business matters.
Thomas H. Rea of Rea & Co. went to
Butte on business this week.
MIS- Grace Fisk Bryan of Helena
was a guest of Mrs. A. X. Yerkes last
week for a few days.
B. f. Stanton went to Livingston the
beginning of the week on Masonic bust
ness.
A. Davidson of Butte was in the city
on Thursday on business
Frank l.. Benepe returned from his
trip to the East in quest of health on
Sunday. and is much improved by his
visit.
Mrs. Charles Bowers went to Living
sion on Sunday last to visit friends
Charles Shearer of the Helena indie
pendent visited his mother in the city
this week for day or two
Mr.. and Mrs. Storrs went to Red
Lodge on Monday and returned on Fri
day of this week.