The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-21
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the school in the Dodge district, Wis
tied her home in Bozeman last Sunday.
Mrs. e. e. Clark, Mrs. Ingrahm OF
Miles City, Z. M. Hall. Louis Martin
and G. N. Slsillman visited Hunters
Hot Springs Sunday.
Attorney Sydney Sanner will leave
next week for Miles City to accept a
law partnership with Judge Milburn of
that place. The people of Big Timber
wish Mr.. Sanner every success and re-
gret to lose him. He is young man
of the most scholarly attachments and
a public speaker of the highest ester orde ,,s
and in the broader field to which ne
goes will doubtless receive the recognl-
ton his abilities merit.
Attorneys Fox and Barbour and a
large number of witnesses We're in
BoZeman the past week in attendance
upon the land office there in the trial
of a land contest case in which w. A.
Harrison seeks to have the patent of
Hermann Utermohl's desert claim an
nulled.
Agent Carney of Springdale was
among the Big Timber visitors the past
week.
Mrs. e. B. Clark and Mrs Ingrahm
are visitors to the state capital at pres
emit.
A. 7. Farnsworth, for several years a
resident of Big Timber died at his
home last Friday after protracted ill
ness. The funeral took place Sunday
at the local cemetery and was largely
attended. Rev. J. B. Lister of the NJ
E. church conducted the funeral serv-
ices.
Will Irvine made trip to Butte the
past week and disposed of some min
ing machinery taken from the old
camp at Independence.
County Commissioner Cornell was In
town from his Mcleod ranch the first
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Kent of Gray Cliff
were Big Timber visitors Monday.
The little daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
George Muncaster of Mcleod died last
week after protracted illness, and the
body was brought to Big Timber and
inferred in the local cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bliss and Mr..
and Mrs. George Van Fleet drove to
the springs last Sunday returning the
same evening.
Sheriff Joble of Meagher county was
in Big Timber Sunday on official bust
ness. 4"
Ex-Mayor Harvey of Livingston was
among the business visitors in Big
Timber the first of the week. Mr. Har-
vey is the largest cattle owner in the
Shields river country and has the fin
est ranch on the river.
Rev. J. F. Pritchard. rector of st.
Marks Episcopal church, has gone to
Winnipeg, Man., to attend the ordina-
ton of his brother. Consequently there
will be no services at ST. Marks church
until Sunday, the 2Sth inst
Ronald Mirrielees, who has been at
tending school at Helena. returned to
his home in Big Timber Friday morn
ing.
Benjamin Urner, manager for the
Melville Mercantile company at Mel
vile, Mont, was a visitor in Big Tim
Der Tuesday.
Frank Beley of Livingston was look
ing after business interests here the
first of the week
Richard Cosgriff was in town from
Gray Cliff Tuesday.
County Clerk Moore County Attor-
ney Hall, Al Harrison and Agent Bard
well of the Northern Pacific went to
Bozeman Wednesday in response to a
subpoena commanding them to attend
and give evidence against one Howard,
who swindled this county and Gala
tin county by importing coyote hides
and securing the bounty on them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lahrie weresin from
then: LeboAc k4ranch Thursday Mrs.
Lahr1e departed the same evening for
Helena to- visit two of her children.
who are attending school there. 4, :.
Attorney Sydney Fox departed YES
terday to visit his home in Red Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Kellogg and Mrs.
Easterbrook, father. mother and sister
respectively of H. o. and A. T. kellogg
of this place. are here from Vermont
on visit and will remain for some
time. -