The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-29
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Wakefield, johnson, Quigley and NAL

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9 The firemen's bali given at the Hef-
sIferlin opera house Wednesday evening
was one of the best ever given in the
s~.city. There was asfarge attendance and
Everybody thoroughly enjoyed them
s-selves. The Grand march was led by
Mr.. and Mrs. Wentworth, and was par
@.ticipated in by about go couples, the
music furnished by the opera house or
Sschestra was excellent. Supper was
SSservcd at the Park and Opera House
restaurants, after which dancing was
resumed and continued until late hour
I'm the morning.
- Mrs. William Carr very prettily en-
-tertained a few of her lady friends at
her home on c street Thursday after
moon In honor of her guest, Mrs. w. d.
cameron of Chico. Progressive hearts
were INDUCED in, the first prize being
captured by Mrs. w. D. Cameron, the
ssbooby prize being awarded to Mrs.
sssWilliam Carr. Impromptu musical Sc
Elections were rendered by Miss Hersig,
MRS. McCue and Mrs, Carr, followed by
ga delicious lunch. Those present were:
s~Mrs. w. D. Cameron, Mrs. w. P. Null
holland, Mrs. c. Burg. EEnestine Burg,
8 Miss Herzig, Mrs. H. McCue Mrs. i. E.
SsFerte, Mrs. Dan Short Mrs. Fred
Brooks and Mrs w. J. Glass.
Mrs. George HI. Wright gave a social
sSparty Friday evening complimentary to
Mrs Charles Bowers and Mrs James
$<keown of Bozeman, who are visiting in
: Joyed, after which dainty lunch was
served. The prizes were captured by
Mrs King and Mrs. Horn. Those pres
Sent were: Mesdames Ash, Bonnie. Ball,
Bowers, Crfppen, Horn, King. Keown,
SsLashorn. Miles, McCune and Villas.
e. e. The Northern Pacific will create the
Soffice of trainmaster on this division as
&soon as the construction and repair
work opens up in the spring. There
will be about 20 work trains engaged
sin track and bridge work during the
acoming season, and considerable at
&tention to train management will be
I necessary on that account. 1t is not
2Eknown at present who the new officer
will be.
ST. Andrews choir will give a must
!. Gale in the Firemen's hall on the even
ing of Jan. 49, The best talent in the
city will take part and an excellent en-
tertainment is assured.
Frank Steinbeck of Cokedale was
brought down from that place by Sher-
iff Young Monday. He is of unsound
mind. The unfortunate man has a wife
and several children. The county de-
cfded to send them to Pennsylvania,
where they have relatives. This plan
is considered cheaper than sending the
man to Warm Springs and keeping his
family as county charges.
Mrs George Anderson, assisted by
Mrs, J. p. Mallory, entertained the
Ladies' Aid of the Congregational
church Wednesday afternoon at her
home on the north side. There was a
good attendance and all had an enjoy
able time.
An action was begun in the district
court against Charles GARNER, city
treasurer, by the Water Works COM
pany of this city, represented by Gull
len, Day & Cullen of Helena. The ac-
ton Is brought to compel the city to
for $1,10O instead of per cent, as the
city council had decided to pay.
Charles F. Bruckert, a prosperous
young rancher of Lat, and Bertha May
Brown Of Toston We're married at the
M. E. church parsonage Tuesday by
Rev l.. H. Nickel. The happy couple
will go'to housekeeping at the groom's
home on the Upper Shields river.
motion for a new trial was entered
by Attorney j. r. Smith in the case Of
the state VS.. Dougherty when the YER
dict of guilty was brought in, and SEN
tence was suspended until next Tues
day, at which time the motion will be
argued before the court.
Tuesday Drs. Alton and Cogswell am
putated the leg Of a county charge
named Meigs. who was brought in from
the Boulder some time ago and resides
in Riverside. The limb was taken off
above the knee.
Edward Bloodgood and Rose Roberts
We're united in marriage Wednesday at
the parsonage of the NJ. z. church by
Rev. Nickel They will reside at the
grooms ranch on Willow Creek
new cross made of galvanized iron
was erected on the steeple of the Catho-
lie church Wednesday by Nolan Bros,
to replace the one which was blown
down short time ago.
Rev. J. F. Pritchard reports that at
recent meeting held at Fridley it was
decided to erect an Episcopal church
at that point. M. M. Black was chair
man Of the committee and A. w. T.
Anderson secretary. A building COM
mittee composed of Rev. Pritchard NJ
NJ Black, Charles Smith and Fred
Bother was appointed. Mrs. NJ M.
Black headed the subscription list with
site for the new church and sums of
money aggregating s400 We're sub
scribed on the spot The work of con-
structing the new edifice will be pushed
to completion and the building will be
ready for occupancy by the middle of
the summer.
Hamilton & Herald will open a new
meat market on Calendar street, in
the rear of A. W. Miles store on
Thursday next.
Ben Sheffield departed for Chicago
Saturday to accept position with the
Rock Island railway.
Mrs. Thomas Ash entertained a aum-
Der of lady friends at her home Tues
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. Charles
Bowers of Bozeman.
Miss Pearl Lovely began term of
school in the Summers district Monday
y j. w. Stoel is reported seriously i'll at
his home on South Main street
There will be a special meeting of
Faith Rebekah lodge Monday evening,
Jan. 80.
George T. Young made trip to Deer
Lodge Saturday with Marion Dilroy,
who was consigned to the penitentiary
by order of Judge Henry
Conductor w. N. Cook came over
from Elkhorn Monday, where he has
been running train for some time
He has been transferred to the main
line.
County Treasurer Livingston has
been on the sick list for the past week
with an attack of La Crime