The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-29

! A recital was given by Miss Calvin
and the pupils of the musical depart
| ment on Thursday afternoon Of this
| week. A number of excellent selec.
| tions were rendered by the pupils of
| both instrumental and vocal charac.
| ter.
| The Woman's Relief Corps had quits
a pleasant little gathering last Satur.
day in honor of the newly elected and
initiated officers for the year 1899. Pc
treshments of a delicious character
| were served during the afternoon after
the business of the order had been dis
| posed Of
| w. B. Benham, who for number Of
| years conducted a store for sporting
goods, guns, ETC., and who was one of
| the crack shots of troop b and carried
Off several trophies, is now afflicted
| with creeping rheumatism. On Friday
| or last week he was sent to a hospital
in Minneapolis to see if anything could
| be done for him.
"Hogan's Alley" was given in the
opera house on Wednesday evening Of
this week. There was a very fair at
tendance and the production was also
fairly good. "Ole Olson was given last
Friday evening, but there was not SO
much interest taken in this play as
formerly and consequently the attend
ance was not very large 1t is expect
ed that Lincoln ]. Carriers Remember
the Maine will play to a large audi
ence on Saturday evening.
Bozeman has quite number of whist
clubs, and as far as is known only one
has name-the Utopia. There are
| three others for the benefit of married
| folks only. These clubs have no names.
There is one that has been organized
for several years, once unwit tingly
called THE Old Married Folks Whist
Club" but only once. The next if it
oh no CD
The Middle Aged Married Peoples
Whist Club" This would be appro-
pirate so far as the gentlemen are con-
cerned, but as to the ladies-never.
There seems to be no objection on the
part of the third club to be called "The
Young Married Peoples Whist Clup,'
but it appears to make the other two
organizations feel quite elderly, and so
they all have to be called THE Whist
Club The vulgar public have been
heard to call these clubs. who dsdain
names, THE Old" 1.-THE Middle Aged"
and THE Young" married peoples
clubs. The last is probably the only
one that is anywhere right, as it is
formed almost entirely of young
couples who have been married lately
1t is to be hoped that these organiza-
tions will name themselves for conven-
fence, if nothing more.
John johnson, who has been attend
ing cOfleSe, leIl lot spokane, WASH, On
Saturday to attend college at that
place.
Manager Hall of the Gallatin railroad
returned from ST. Paul this week.
County Attorney w. R. C. Stewart
made a trip to Livingston this week
A. p. Stark of Livingston was in the
city last Saturday
Hon. John Walsh paid a visit to his
home city last Saturday, returning Sum
day.
Charles Angus of Livingston was over
last Saturday to take a part in The
Elks' jollification.
Geologist and Mrs. Storr left last Fri
day night for Denver, being called
there by the death OF Ex-Governor
Cooper, Mrs Storr's father.
Sam Jackson, deputy United States
marshal, was in the city last Saturday
on the business of the law and took in
the Elks, or rather their fun, on the
side
Louis Bonn left last Friday evening
for Two Rivers, Wis, being called there
by the death of his mother.
The younger element of Bozeman's
population have had to contend with
whooping cough and the grip, and now
it is the measles.
Frank E. Jones of Townsend was in
the city on Thursday.
c. A. Mearler of Livingston was in
the city on Monday.
z. C. Culley of Miles City was in
town on Monday of this week
Rev. Martin Mertz of Helena was in
town on Monday.
]. E. Bowles of Boulder was regst-
cred at the Bozeman Tuesday.
Miss Evelyn Weise Of Boulder was in
the city on Tuesday.