The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-23

dist church met on Wednesday after
noon at the residence of Mrs. c. M.
Thorpe on Grand avenue. The ladies
spent a very pleasant afternoon and
accomplished great deal of work. Re-
freshments of a dainty character We're
served during the session.
A hard times social was given by the
Rathbone Sisters in the X. P. hall on
Thursday evening of this week. Every
one had to come dressed in their worst
suit of clothes and some were very
badly dressed, but all enjoyed an eX-
cellent evening, and also the excellent
refreshments which were served by the
sisters to their friends and neighbors.
The knights of Good Templars gave
a social in the K. P. hall on Friday
evening, the first of the kind since the
lodge was established here a few
months ago. There was a very good
attendance and the evening was very
pleasantly passed. Refreshments We're
served by the ladies during the evening
Of delicious character.
The Chromatic club held one of its
interesting and entertaining meetings
at the home of Miss Ola Ruffner on
Monday night of this week. At the
meeting the works of "Gounod'' were
studied by the members and very ar
tistic programme was rendered. The
many more times until next winter
"A Dolls House" was given in the
opera house on Tuesday night of this
week, but owing to the stormy weather
there but few to listen and see Miss
Thropp, but those who did venture out
were amply rewarded for their adven-
turouS spirit, as the production was an
excellent one.
Allie Shay has been visiting his rela-
tives and friends in Bozeman this week.
after several months absence when he
was working for Matt w. Anderson on
his cyanide process at different points.
Miss Margaret Anderson has returned
from Sheridan, Wyoming, where she
accompanied her sister, Mrs. Hammond.
new metallic circuit has just been
put in by the Rocky Mountain Bell
Telephone company, by which the res
| licences of the Standard reporter Sher-
if Fransham, Postmaster Burkett
Clerk and Recorder Blankenship. the
ice man. A. E. Williams and Leslie E.
Gage are connected with the main Of
flee. At the same time, phones were
put in at the residence of Joseph Walsh
DR.. Fosters sanitarum, the Gallatin
Valley club and the express office. An
other circuit will be put in shortly.
Charles Anceny of Elk Creek was in
the city this week on business.
Mrs. George Van Fleet, who has been
NlSlllllS lieI HlotIlei lOf week OF III
days, has been quite sick this week
Mrs. and Miss D. d. Pattee of Great
Falls arrived on Sunday morning last
on visit to relatives in the city
Mrs. Weirick of Butte was the guest
of Mrs. f. M. Edsall for a few days
this week.
The many friends of Lucien Culver
who formerly resided in this city. will
be grieVed to learn of the death of his
six-months' bride a few days ago.
Attorney J. L. Stats took a trip over
to Helena this week to look after some
legal matters in the supreme court.
Rev. Wormser of Wormser City was a
visitor in the city on Thursday of this
week.
Herbert Vaughan was an Eastern
friend who visited the Misses Maxey
this week for a day or two.
County Attorney w. r. G.. Stewart
went to Helena on Wednesday evening
of this week on some matters connect
ed with his office.
c. c. Fuller Left on Tuesday fer Liv-
| ingston to take a position as assist ant
| engineer on the survey for a sewerage
system in that city.
Lon Davies of the Mineral Land com
mission has returned from California
where he has been spending the winter
months.
w. S. Hartman left on Thursday ev
enlnS Tor a snort trip in the western
part of the state on legal matters.
H. c. COckril took trip down to
Big Timber on law business last week
Egbert r. Cockrii left the latter part
of last week for a visit TO Spokane
Wash, and other points in the West
He expects to be gone about 10 Gays
Frank Hall, manager of the Gallatin
Railroad company, left last Saturday
for Spokane, Wash, for a short visit
Captain James Ponsford made trip
over to Helena on Sunday to attend the
funeral of Lieutenant French
Frank Davies of Helena, formerly
mineral land commissioner, was in the
city on Saturday last.
President Reid of the college left this
week for trip to Salt Lake, Utah.
Johnny" Hoyt, the Northern Pacific
express messenger, is taking a much
needed rest He has the mumps
In Billings.