The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-26
In Twin Bridges.

1Wil bIluSeS, NOV. lo.-IIVGHtS III So-
cial circles have not been very numerous
the past week, probably owing to the
fact that Thanksgiving is near at hand
and the dancing parties and home din
ners will be participated IN by nearly
every one. .".
Last Friday evening Ia,se and en-
thusiastic meeting of Beaverhead lodge
No. so. I. o. o. F., was held in the
lodge room. the occasion being work
for the degree staff. The initiatory de-
gree was conferred on one candidate
and another applicant was advanced.
After the work was completed sub
stantial supper by Lon Pickett Of the
Stark was served in the lodge room,
after which the cigars were passed by
one of the members and an hour spent
in social chat. The members present
were Joe Armour, S. D. Bollinger, ]. H.
Barkell, r. T. Barkell, B. F. Bowman,
Charles Cornforth, r. L. Foster, James
Ford G. B. HARRISON, Wiley Mountjoy.
w. B. Osbourn, Thomas Rouse, j. f.
Schmidt. A. J. Wilcomb, Charley
Whipple, AL Weingart. George Laporte,
j. W. Christie of Helena, J. CHASER and
J. H. Warman of Whitehall.
Mrs. Lucy Reed entertained few
| friends with games and music at Sheri-
dan Tuesday evening of last week.
Mrs. Ed Award of Burke, Idaho, was
enough to receive invitations were Mes
danes Award, Wright. Marsh. Stevens
and Hedley, Misses Grace Baker, Net
| tie Rossiter and Mary Cisler; Messrs.
E. D. Marsh. George E. Wright, Rev.
Stephens, Fred Dudley, Bert Page, Sam
| Ogden and Gene Means.
| Madison Tent No. II, K. O.. T. M,
entertained about so of their friends
| last Thursday night after the business
of the lodge was transacted. Crokinole.
| whist and other games were INDUCED
in until 1890 o'clock, when the sir
knights passed candy, nuts, apples and
lemonade. The tent has selected two
| captains, who have chosen sides which
will present literary programme alter
| nate meetings and the team making
! the least number of points have prom
| Used to furnish a supper for the win
ming side. Once a month guests are
| invited in to witness the rendering of
| the programme. Owing to the absence
of the leader and several who had parts
| the programme was omitted that even
| ing, but the members and guests were
| favored with a song and music by Mrs.
E. Award.
Rev. r. H. Reed, former pastor of
the NJ. p. church here, is attending the
Northwestern university at Evanston.
| Ill. In a private letter to a friend he
says that he is also pastor of church
at Creston, 50 miles west of Chicago.
| where he goes every Sabbath. He
| writes that he has the best student sup
ply charge in that district. The rev.
erend gentleman has many friends in
Madison county who will be pleased to
hear of his good fortune.
surprise party was rendered ex-
| Postmaster N. L. Page a few days
since, the occasion being the anniver
| sary of his advent into the world. The
party was composed of married people
and were Mr.. and Mrs. James Page.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Uttley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Bushnell, Mr. and Mrs. r.
| w. Page and Mrs w. r. Page.
| Wednesday evening of this week the
| Presbyterians gave an oyster supper at
Tenplar hall. The oysters were served
| in style to suit the customers and
some of them sampled all styles to
test the qualities of the cook. Mrs C. P.
Newell.
M. K. McLenan, who was in the city
some weeks ago taking orders for
Lossing's complete history of the
United States, was here Monday deliv-
ering the works.
Sheriff Jim Summers was down from
men for the next term of court, which
convenes the second Monday in Deem
| Der.
Dennis Sullivan, the well-known cat
tleman of the Ruby, was visitor to
! town yesterday,
| The regular meeting of the Whist
| club was held last evening in the par
| lors Of the Stark.