The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-31
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paper on The Structure of Fish, The
subject was handled in a very able
manner and the address was illustrated
with drawings and specimens of various
sepcies of the inny tribe, which added
greatly to the excellence of the paper.
| The meeting was well attended by the
members, as well as by number of
| visitors.
The little pupils of Mrs. Doane and
Miss Anceny's kindergarten gave a
very interesting entertainment in the
! hotel Bozeman parlors on Friday af-
| ternoon before the kindergarten closed
| for the Christmas holidays. Quite a
number of the parents of the children
| and several guests were present to hear
the recitations and songs and see the
pretty marches and other exercises.
Addresses and speeches were made by
| Wallace Mcdonald, Stella Ruffner, Ev-
eret Eckenbeck, Ann Sackett. Annie
| Green, Vannie Hogan Mildred Stewart,
Ernest Fortier, Alonzo Burkett, Charles
| Chambliss, Madeline Phillips and Eliza
beth Fletcher. Little Lambs Shine
| Out. o Blessed STAR ''Ainse Font"
p! and Jack Frost were all very prettily
| sung by the class and a charming Del
sarte drill was also given by the class.
! The part of the afternoon that brought
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children was the Christmas tree, laden
with gifts of every description. many
| of which We're made by the little ones
| themselves. Delicious refreshments
We're served to the class and guests by
| Miss Anceny and Mrs. Doane, which
| brought the happy event to a close.
| The usual Christmas tree exercises
for the young people of the Methodist
| church were held on Saturday evening
last at the church. The following pleas
| ing programme was rendered, after
which Santa Claus distributed the many
presents from the brilliantly lighted
| and gaily decorated tree: Song, Joy
| to the World" audience; prayer, Rev.
Feese; song, Hear the Bells chorus;
| recita ton, carl Dunder from Ger
many" Will Hartmann; song Little
Lord Jesus Mildred Flammigan; reci-
tation, Roy Foerschler; song, Santa
Claus; recitation, Hannah Sheron: can
| tata. Grandma and the Children"
Miss Nellie Black, eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Black, was united
| in the bonds of matrimony Tuesday
| noon with Harry Clark of Spokane,
| Wash. Both these young people are
| well known in Bozaman and Butte,
| where they were prominent in social
| circles. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark left for
| Spokane Wednesday, where they will
| go to housekeeping. - j..
| At the last meeting of the two basket
| ball teams of the state college several
| of the number were chosen to play
match game with the team of the Hell
ena high school. The contest will take
| place in Helena on the Goth of January.
The young ladies chosen to compose the
| college team are Misses Ella Arnold
Carrie Powell, Noble, Carrie Gardner
and Margaret Ferris, with Misses Hell
| en- Hancock and Ellen Gottschalck as
alternates.
A very pleasant dancing party was
given at Armory hall on Friday even
ing by the Coming Men of America"
There was a goodly gathering of the
young people and a merry time was
had. The party, which was the second
annual one given by these Coming
Men," was very much of success in
every way, except financially.
The Christmas tree entertainment at
the Baptist church on Monday even
ing was of more than ordinary inter
est. The beautiful cantata, Santa
Claus Vision was given by the pupils
Of the Sunday school, all of whom
took part in the exercises except the
two adult classes. The scene of the
fairies was especially pretty as the
tiny stars sang their chorus and went
to sleep under the subdued light Santa
Claus sang a beautiful solo and after
the exercises were closed brought
smiles to the faces of the little ones
as he handed each bag of candy and
some other menento of the glad Christ
mas time.
A very enjoyable dance was given
Monday evening by the Bozeman con-
tingent of Company c, First Montana
volunteers. The event took place in
the Armory hall and was one of the
most largely attended dances of the
season. The soldier boys tripped the
light fantastic as well as they fought
in the Philippines. which accounts for
he 1,,.t1li ont r,f ~ h,
proceeds derived from the sale of dance
tickets will be used to purchase a mon
ument to be placed over the grave of
Private Camp, who died at San Fran
cisco last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kyle spent
Christmas in BoZeman and We're pres
ent at the wedding of their sister, Miss
Jeanette Maxey.
Ernest Edsall was over from Butte to
spend Christmas with his parents.
Miss Winnifred Kinney left last Sat
turday for few months visit in east
ern cities.
Miss Graham of Deer Lodge has been
visiting friends in this city this week.
County Attorney Stewart went to
Townsend Tuesday on legal business
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin of Butte
have been spending Christmas with
friends and relatives in Bozeman.
Louis Martin came up from Big Tim
Der Christmas day to enjoy the holi-
days with relatives.
Thomas Stevenson of Livingston
spent Christmas day in Bozeman with
friends.
Emmett Mcdonnell. second son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Mcdonnell Of the Model
ranch. spent Christmas day with his
parents for the first time in eight years.
Mr.. Mcdonnell recently graduated from
Stanford university, California, and
since then has been following his pro-
fession of civil engineer in Kansas City,
Mo-. and is on his way to California
for a short holiday.
Miss May Travis of the Bozeman
state college went to spend Christmas
with relatives in Spokane, Wash.
Miss Harkins of the Domestic Sci
ence department of the college is spend
ing her Christmas vacation in Butte.
Walter Story returned home from
Minnesota to spend the Christmas holt
days with his parents and other rela-
tives.
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