The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-09


mental duet which was greatly appre-
ciated and Rev. V. +. Clark gave an
excellent rendition of a Pythian poem
Mrs j. M. Cayan sang a delightful solo
and Mrs. Crockett delighted the audi
ence with a splendid vocal solo. The
mandolin and guitar quartette gave a
well appreciated selection and Mrs.
Keuper rendered a vocal solo whiC h
was greatly enjoyed. Franc Haskell
recited THE Pilots Story" and was en-
cored with an enthusiasm which told of
the excellence of her elocutionary DOW
ers. Another encore was demanded by
the delighted audience at the close of
the second recitation and a humorous
selection delivered in an inimitable
manner firmly established Mrs. Has
kell in the good graces of her audience
Miss Herzig sang vocal solo with her
usual good success. At the conclusion
of the programme, refreshments were
served and the audience dispersed well
pleased with the evenings entertain
ment.
Sunday occurred the funeral of Hen
ry Weinshiner. a resident Of this city
for several years, who died at his home
phoid pneumonia. The funeral was
conducted at the CONGREGATIONAL
church by Rev. V. f. Clark and the or
der of Knights of Pythias, of which
the deceased was an honored member.
turned out to pay the last duty to the
deceased brother. Rev. Pritchard, pre-
late of the lodge, performed the Pyth-
ian service at the grave. Deceased was
born at Doylestown, Ohio Nav %
1868. and was married in Bozeman Aug.
s, 1894. He leaves a loving wife and a
large circle of friends to mourn the los )
of man who in all the relations of life
lacked nothing of being a true TYNE Of
manhood. The interment took place in
Mountain View cemetery. A number
of the members of Pythagoras lodge X.
of p. of Bozeman, of which deco a sed
was a member, attended the funeral
He carried $4,000 in the endowment
rank of the order.
The latter part of last week the
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen held
their first meeting in Their new lodge
room in the Hefferlin block. The new
rooms are elegantly fitted up and are
the fraternal home of 60 men who
maintain the order which watches over
the orphan and the widow when the
husband and father meets misfortune
amid the perils of the rail.
Miss Nellie Daugherty, daughter of
d. Y. Daugherty, was among Wednes-
days arrivals from the West last week
She came from Marie. Wash. Mr..
Daugherty has been in the Jackson
NOE country III wyoming since leav. ng
Park county, and his daughter will
take up her residence there when her
visit in this city is completed. She is
being entertained at the home of Jude
Bender
Fridley celebrated the Fourth of July
in great style. The usual exercises Of
the day were supplemented by a fine
display of fireworks and a dance in the
evening. Fridley has reason to be jubi-
ot,t Or, tl,t i,
forging to the front and by the time
another independence day comes round
will be a well built burg. full of bust
ness.
Alex Livingston, the popular county
treasurer of Park county. returned
from a trip to the East the latter part
of last week. Mr.. LIVINGSTON has been
enjoying months vacation and spent
the time in Eastern cities. It was his
first vacation for several years and Mr.
Livingston says he prefers to recre3 ta
in a cooler climate than he found in the
Eastern states.
numerous party from Bozeman
came over from that city Sunday to at
tend the funeral of Henry Weinsh ner.
They were S. S. Blankenshfp, j. W.
Hughes, o. p. Morgan. Ernest Sho-
maker. Algy Brandenburg, Jonas Hen
derson, Thomas Brandenburg, Frank
Griffin, c. w. -1Iankey, John Dauln, j.
S. Edwards, John Scale, Mesdames
Hodson and Durham and John Dur
ham.
The dance given at Hefferln's opera
house Tuesday evening by the opera
house orchestra was very enjoyable
affair and was largely attended. The
orchestra discoursed its best music
every one was made welcome and the
gay throng of dancers tripped the light
fantastic until an early hour the fol-
lowing morning.
Sam Barrett and family came down
from their ranch near Frdley the first
of the week and spent few days in
Livingston. Recently a wedding &C.
Cured at the Barrett home and the
daughter of the family was welded to
the man of her choice. Such was the
hospitality dispensed on that occasion
that Mr. Barrett and family concluded
to come to town and entertain them
selves.
Saturday afternoon children's party
was held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Getchell. their little daughter
Flora entertaining a number of her
young friends on the occasion of her
9Th birthday. About rs children at
tended and the young hostess was the
recipient of many handsome presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Getchell will make their
home in Helena in the future, as Mr.
Getchell has been assigned an engine
run out of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs John Powell and Mrs.
Holloway Mr.. POwell's sister from the
East, departed for Livingston Monday
morning. The two ladies will remain a
month at the home of j. w. Powell OF
Lewiston and Mr. Powell will return to
Livingston in about week. 1t will
require about 10 days to make the trip.
Hon. e. c. Day of Helena was a pas
senger on Saturdays westbound pas
senger, returning from a trip to Bill
lings. Mr. Day was at one time a legal
luminary in Park county, and since his
removal to Helena has gained more
than a statewide fame as a brilliant
and successful lawyer.
Mrs M. w. Holloway of Milwaukee,
Wis, arrived in the city Friday on a
visit to her brother, John Powell. She
will go from here to Lewiston, where
her father is located
Mrs. James Keown departed for
Bozeman Friday on the mornings de-
layed train.
Miss Freda Levy, cousin of Mayor
Jo,,, IN S,,,;tb iS n tho oity from, 10.