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THE ANAOONDA STANDAps ioredveary notcanco4.005.00 325 7.50thoseliiormILB.• io a m2:10 p inC:|J p n» 55 p inWEDDING GIFTS.Mr,sad Mr*. Matthew Jude* Regale* •Lars* Iron mead■»At the mirnifo of Matthew Judge and Mias Maggie Jutlga Tuesday evening at Kt. l»aul*s church James Morris was beat man end Miss Mary Rekl acted as bridcamau). Mr. and Mrs. Judge received a large number of presents, ae follow*: James Judge, a plush aockinf chair and an album; John Reid and James Morris.s beautiful plush bed lounge; Mr. and Mrs. Pat Dalton, a toilet set aud a pair of comforters; Miss Mary Reid, a beautiful set of chltia; Messrs. Michael ( on nor*. Dennis Gtlligan and John ( reedon, an oak parlor exteusion table; M. S. Murray, a handsome eak clock; Harry Walker, a pair of blankets; Mr. and Mm. Peter Hale, a silver butter dish; Miss Silbv Snyder, a silver butter knife; Miss May Salter, Miss Hannah Sweeney and Miss Margaret Houghtin, a beautiful oil painting, representing a love scene; Miss Mainio Devine and Miss Mary Cud-dihy, a costly picture of tho sacred heart of the Blessed Virgin; Mr. and Mrs. Mo Hugh, a floe parlor l Miss Mary MoGuiuuiss, a handsome water color pictures Mr. anil Mrs. John Griffin; a costly chamber set; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Peters, a comforter; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Coceoran, a Bible stand; Mr. and Mrs. Tliro khret. a line pair of eider down pillows; Mr. aud Mrs. Baraev Smith, a table ; Master Janies and Miss Mollis Smith, a water set; Copper City Commercial company, a silk dress; Patrick Gordon, a center table; Put rick Gorman and Miss May t'oniws, hanging l Mr. and Mrs. John Morris, s rocking chair; John Horn, a parlor rug; John Durkin, a beautiful picture representing General Sheridan marching through Georgia, and a half-dozen cane-bottom chairs; D. A. Shea and P. J. Sullivan, a costly linen table cloth and one dozen napkins.Police Court Mots*.Peter Peterson, a ptaiu drunk, paid a flue of and coils to Judge Rockwell yesterday for onjoyiug himself.Tbs College U the leading instltu cation in the north departments aro in d The preparatory depi to give a practical £i prepare students flt; school of mines. ( chemistry, engtuccrii mental music and younc ladies are ui matron. Students ir Terms reasonable. F to James He id, pressAnaconda fttlt;The oldest, cheap* laundry In tha city, woolens are carwfoU Single rnen s clolbi neckbands replaced All work left at 1 King's store. No. H* ceive prompt attenti isfaction. RDr. Snyder has offios, next to the Mlt;Don't forget to tal Greig's candy for NeBy request of W. tised basket party s Monday, Dec. 25, ha grand ball.Mrs. K. Wormell School, room Petr alThe IVornr Bookkeeping. n writing, portrait wo lt;pen everyTo accommodate t Jewelry company w i Sunday.Cut flower* for ha and funerals on shot
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Anaconda Standard
Anaconda, Montana, US
Fri, Dec 29, 1893
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