The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-29

is we'll known among Livingston people
and his visits here are always marked
by the cordial greetings Of his large
circle of friends.
A squad of Is soldiers were in the city
over Sunday on their way to Fort Vel
lowstone in the park. They came from
Fort Slocum in New York. and were
enlisted in the 4th cavalry, which is on
duty in the park Two of the men had
been with the volunteer troops in Cuba.
burt the rest had never smelled powder
and were novices in the art Of war
Mrs. Richmond and children departed
Sunday for Los Angeles, Cal. where
they will sojourn for some time in the
hope that one of the children who has
been i'll during the winter, will be bene-
flied by the climate.
Judge Henry departed for Red Lodge
Monday morning to convene the term
Of the district court of Carbon county
and set the cases for trial next week
1t is expected that no jury will be re-
quired this term.
work train left the city Friday eve
ming bound for Manhattan to repair the
line where a washout had cut away the
emhankment at a place where con-
duit passed under the grade. The over
flow of an irrigation canal caused the
trouble. A pile driver formed part of
the outfit for making a temporary road
bed to insure the safe passage of trains.
Mrs NJ A. Hubbard returned Sunday
from Bozeman after an extended visit
with her daughter, Mrs. E. ]. owen
house.
for Helena Friday Of last week. Mrs.
Alton is receiving treatment from an
oculist at the capital for an affection
Of the eyes,
Cattlemen hail the disappearance Of
the snow as a sign of spring and are
beginning to feel easier regarding the
safety of range stock which, for a time,
when the deep snow was on, stood
good chance Of starving, as the hay
supply was about exhausted.
There will be a teachers examination
at the office Of the county superintend-
ent of schools April q and %.
At the close Of registration Thursday
evening but 500 names appeared on the
books of the registration agent, very
light registration for this city.
A sketching class will be taken
through the park this summer by Miss
l.. A. Mint, an art class organizer.
Shaw and Powell will conduct the
party, which will start the 3lst of July.
Mrs. Vestal P. Walker of Helena
closed a term of school Friday in the
AIHlcO district. MIS. SdlhtF uepdIleu
for her home in Helena Sunday.
Chris Nicholson and John Carr, ST.,
We're appointed school trustees for the
Cokeda1e district the first of the week,
vice John Fergus and Antoine Melekush,
resigned.
Mrs. E. r. Bailey departed for White
hall Sunday to join her husband. who
is employed on the railroad as engi-
neer at that point.
C. H Bray of Helena was among
Saturdays arrivals in this city from
the capital
A. A. Burns, superintendent of roads
in the Yellowstone park, was here over
Sunday.
Sam Jackson of Helena arrived in
town Saturday. IT is rumored that
Jacson will locate at Big Timber again.
Court Stenographer Jerome Williams
departed on a trip to Hunters Hot
Springs the first Of the week.
c. F.. M. Sanderson has been installed
as day clerk and bookkeeper at the AL
bemarle hotel.
A. A. Foster of Horr was a business
visitor in the city Sunday from the up
per Yellowstone. ~
George Gordon of Billings came up
from the Magic city the latter of last
week
e. NJ. Hall and E. A. Shook both of
Big Timber, were up from the capital
of Sweet Grass Friday.