The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-02


closing arrived and but little remained
of the tempting and appetizing viands
prepared for the occasion. In point or
financial success the affair was among
the most profita BILE ever held here ana
the society has reason to be jubllant
over the success of its annual fair.
Wednesday evening the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Confarr was the scene
of a merry party, a number of guests
| having braved the storm to receive the
| ready welcome always accorded at that
| hospitable home. Dancing was fea-
| ture of the evenings enjoyment and re-
| freshments were served during an in
| Permission between the sets. Richard
Bros orchestra furnished the music
and the hours of the evening We're
| passed pleasantly in the delightful So
| cial enjoyment which characterizes the
| gatherings at the Confarr residence.
The following are the names of those
present: Mr.. and Mrs. Hector McDon-
aid, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Mclaughlin
Mr.. and Mrs John TOUGHER, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Don Wentworth, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
| Briggs, Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Allen Mrs.
! w. H. Poorman, Mrs. J. S. Jeays, Miss
Maude Bird, G. w. Chamberln, S. NJ
| Parks, Charles GARNER and Harry
Latta.
Easter will be celebrated at ST. An
drew's church with the usual festival
will be rendered at the morning SER
vice: Professional, hymn 109, Sullivan;
anthem, Christ Our Passover" A. F.
| Rudd; festival TIE Duem, Caleb Sim
per; festival, Benedictus, parish choir;
| introit hymn 112, Worgon; Kyrie Elei-
son, Cover; Gloria Tibia, Tails; hymn
| 116, Dykes; offertory quartette, why
Seek Ye the Living Among the Dead"
Mrs. Bonnie, soprano; Mrs. Campbell,
alto; Mr.. Calkins, bass; Mr.. Strachan,
tenor; Kipling's occasional hymn.
L. w. Friedrich and wife and son of
Canton, O.. arrived in this city the first
! of the week and will make their home
| in Livingston. They We're accompanied
| by a Mr.. Parker, whose wife will join
him here in a few weeks. The parties
have rented the residence of George
Gordon in Riverside addition. A num-
Der of other parties are in communica-
ton with people in Canton who contem-
plate removal to the gateway city of
the Rockies during the coming year,
| and as Messrs. Friedrich and Parker are
loud in their praises of the city and the
people here it is altogether likely that
| considerable number from the Ohio
| town will find a residence here before
the summer is ended.
W. F. Kirby returned from a trip to
Big Timber Wednesday. He reports a
| widespread prevalence of spinal menin-
|
Timber and reports the death of three
children in the valley of the Boulder
while he was visiting in that vicinity.
| Two of the little ones were of the same
family and it is stated that number of
others are sick from the malady, which
appears to battle the skill of physicians
About half dozen members of the
| Womans Relief corps will leave this
city on the 4th of April for Butte, where
they will attend the annual reunion of
the order to be held in that city April
5, 6 and 7. Mrs. w. o. Mallahan is the
delegate from Livingston lodge and
Mrs. j. A. Bailey has been selected as
alternate. The Grand Army reunion
will be held in Butte at the same time
and a delegation from this post will be
in attendance. The delegates will make
their quarters at one of the Butte no.
tells where accommodations have been
| arranged for them.
C. N. Sergeant and wife arrived in
the city Wednesday evening from
Marysville and departed for Gardner
on Thursday mornings Park train. Mrs.
Sergeant has been at the home of her
parents in Marysville during the time
her husband has been in the I<londke
country and the couple will now make
their home in Gardner.
Frank Thoms, formerly employed by
Lee Eisenberg in this city, and more re-
| Gently Ill lue tlel Siole III
Billings, has accepted a position with
Yegen Bros. in Billings and will have
charge of the dry goods department.
J. G. Hooper was in the city from
Trail creek the first of the week. He
reports that the banquet and dance
given Friday evening of last week in
honor of the new coal vein recently
struck in the lower tunnel was an i'm
| mense success.
| Brainerd, Mimi, arrived in the City the
first of the week expecting to reside here
permanently. Miss Springer has taken
| up her residence at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. M. Walker on the north side.
The family of Al Croonquist departed
Friday for Carbonate, where Mr.
Croonquist is engaged in business. A
number of people who have talked to
Mr.. Croonquist on his trips to this city
have decided to look up the reported
advantages of a residence in the new
camp and attempt to verify the allur-
ing stories of wealth to be made in the
new Eldorado.
A week from Sunday. April 9. services
will be held in the Baptist church in
this city, the new pastor from Chicago
having postponed his coming until that
date.
| The usual Lenten three hour SER
vice" of Good Friday with media tions
on the "seven last Words were held at
the Episcopal church Friday beginning
at noon and lasting until o'clock.
Mrs. w. J. Glass departed for Billings
Friday evening and will go from that
place to Butte. where she and her hus-
band will reside while her husband is
conductor on the passenger run be-
tween Butte and Billings.
A children's festival was held in St
Andrews church Sunday evening al
7:3O o'clock. The children presented
their Lenten offerings for the board OF
missions at this service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Connop return
ed to this city Thursday from Washing,
ton, D. c., where they have been spend
ing the winter
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Powell returned tt
this city from Butte Monday. They will
make their home in this city perma
. nently.