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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1902
Page
11
The Haviland china lineage traces to Limoges France where the factory began in 1797. It remains a long standing leader in fine china, now controlled by Gerard Dufrasseux Cie and represented in the United States by Gerard Dufraisseux Abbot. France marks the export.
Our Window This week shows a selection of G. D. A. factory decorations with prices from 35 dollars to 150 dollars for 1 piece dinner sets. We offer all patterns and can assemble sets to suit your taste.
On the Thorn ton hotel sidewalk a 40-pound Dublin gulch fighter nicknamed Reddy battled East Broadway's Fingers in five brisk rounds. Officers declared a draw as the crowd donated bets, while bystanders watched from windows and the street edge.
In Livingston on New Year’s week social events included Mrs. W. B. Dolenty hosting sisters Misses Teatre of Helena and Great Falls with a sixty three card game. Prizes went to Miss Boyle and Mr. Sperry. other guests listed along with a hostess lunch. Also installations by the Hustling Knights of Woodcraft at the Modern Woodmen lodge, open house by the Livingston volunteer fire department, and gatherings at homes of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Dupris, the Livingston Gun club shoot, a pigeon potpie supper, and Sylvester celebration by the Sons of Hermann with speeches, songs, and dancing. Anna Goodson hosted a group of young friends on Thursday.
In Bozeman on New Year's Eve Dr. and Mrs. Lafley hosted a pleasant party with progressive whist a musical program and a supper as the new year arrived. Elks held a Christmas tree event in the Opera House with gifts for all town children under 12 and a staged distribution that drew much laughter and cheer.
In Dillon on New Year's Day about 100 gentlemen called on their ladies who kept open house and served refreshments. The article lists numerous households hosting during late afternoon and evening hours, along with notes on visitors and other local social activity.
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