The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-08
In Sheridan.

j, 1899, daughter was born to the wife
of Charles Bjofk III Sheridan.
Tuesday last week Mrs. Harry Howe
had the misfortunel'to break one of
the bones III heis left arm. the accident
being caused BY a fan on the ice.
| Fisk G. Ellis teacher of the Duncan
| school. returned from Helena Saturday,
where he had been i'll attendance on
| the meeting of the State Teachers as
| Socia ton. .. .s..l
J. E. Akin of Butte was registered
at the Ruby hotel during the week.
! At a meeting of Sheridan lodge No.
81, "A. Q. U. W.. held Monday evening,
| the following officers were installed to
serve for the ensuing term: NJ. W..
| Harry Foster; O., Charles CHASER; t.,
| William Halse; recorder, George w.
| Rightenour; guide, Alfred Halse; l.
| W., r. S. Mcintyre: o. W., Ben Golden.
After the ceremony of installation was
over the doors of the hall We're thrown
cper to the families and guests of the
| brethren, who gathered ia goodly nuns
| bers to enjoy the entertainment pro
vi.led for their, amusement. Among
these who helped entertain the crowd
were the following: Song, Love
O. God Shave,,, John Y. Baker: reci-
| tation. Pull Your Own Weeds" Ja,nes
Galusha; recitation, Dutch Twins
Lewis Bullerdick; song, Daisies Won't
Tell,' Misses Mary and Esther Chris
| Jensen; song, Three Wishes" George
Zeigler; song, THE Ancient Man,
| Harry Foster; song, Banks of the
| Wabash" Miss Florence Marshall, .
Harry Foster and Orle Estlin. At THE
point the committee on supper an
nounced that it would take an inning
and a bounteous supper was passed
around. After supper dancing was in
| dulged in for a few hours, one of the
most pleasant features of the evening
being IAN old folks quadrlle,' which
was INDUCED in by all the grandpas
| and grandmas present.
| The NJ E. Sunday school, having
| been compelled on account of Sickness
to defer their Christmas tree enter
| tainment, gave an interesting pro-
gramme to a crowded house New
| Years eve, at which 1870 presents We're
distributed. At the reorganization Of
the school, which occurred a short time
| ago, the pastor, r. P. Smith, and wife
were elected superintendent and as
sistant: Drew Boutwell,, secretary;
Mrs. Simpson, treasurer, Mrs. III. Voc,
librarian; Mrs. May Thomas, organ
| list; Richard Taylor, chorister and
George Brown, for blackboard work.
| One new teacher was added, Miss Rit-
| tie Marshall, who will have charge of
| the primary class for girls
| DR.. and Mrs. J. HI. Miller entertained
a number of their young friends Thurs
| day evening at whist in honor of Hiss
| Hattie and William Parkins of Boze-
| man, who are the children of Mrs. j.
H. Miller, jr. The ladies' first prize.
| a handsome jewel box, was won by
Miss Parkins, and Frank Carey won
| the gentlemen's first prize, a card case.
The boobies We're carried off by Miss
Carrie Raymond and William Parkins.
| Those present We're: Misses Katie
O'Brien Mary and Rachael Cfsler, Net
tie Rossiter, Carrie Raymond Hattie
Parkins Messrs. Frank Carey, Fred
| w. Allen, Eugene Means, Theodore
Haviland, Drew Boutwell, and William
Parkins.
AT the meeting of Samaritan lodge
No. 10, +. o. o. F.. held Saturday even
ing, the following officers We're elected
to serve during the ensuing term: No
| BILE grand, Sam Ogden: vice grand, Q.
! F. Wright: secretary G.. E. Wright;
| treasurer. Charles Walter.
| AT the last regular meeting of Myr-
tie lodge No. s, D. of H, the following
officers We're elected to serve during the
ensuing term C. of H., Priscilla Whis-
man, l.. of H., Amelia Halse; c. of c.,
Mabel Chaser; trustee for three years,
/ Fannie Martin; medical examiner,
George w. Rightenour.
! w. j. Ennis, accompanied by mis-
sister-in-law, Miss Flora Davis of Vir-
ginia City, was in town Monday on his
way to Dillon, where Miss Davis will
resume her studies in the state normal
Peter J. Clifford, after few days
visit to Butte friends, during which
time he visited the lively camp of Gar
net, returned to Sheridan Saturday
John P. Beardsley, of whom rumor
has it that he is soon to lead one of
the fair maids of Sheridan to the n.y.
al oil in "a
after his furniture and household fix
lures, returning Saturday.
G. E. Miloy and family. who have
been residents of this section for the
past few years, departed Tuesday fer
Victoria B. c., at which place they
expect to take up their residence for
the future.
There was no issue of our local pa
per this week. Frank Conway. it's edit
or, who is also the entire force, was
attending the meeting of the press as
ISOLATION, and as he did not return
until Saturday, the sheet did not APP
| pear
James Darby, John Griffith and
Charles Masterson We're among the
Sheridan residents who spent the hol-
iday week in Butte.
Hon William O'Brfen, one of the
representatives from. Madison county
in the legislative assembly, left for
where lie Will dsSuiile
his duties one of the solons.
Ed H. Trerise, who for some months
has been a resident of Butte, came over
to Sheridan last week and has assum-
ed the position as assayer and time
keeper at the Letter mine.
Mrs. William O'Brien and daughter
who have spent the holidays with
her elder daughters, Misses Annie and
Mamie, who are attending school at
that point, returned home Wednesday
of last week
Miss Lilah Raymond, who is a stu
dent of Rowland hall Salt Lake City,
is home to spend the holidays with her
parents & z s. stt ..a-st
1t was lucky thing for the business
portion of Sheridan that light fall
of snow fell yesterday and covered the
roofs of the buildings with snow.
About 2 O'Clock this morning the resi-
} dents of town We're awakened by the
| alarm of fire land 1t was found the