Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-26
ANACONDA NEWS NUGGETS.
A Great Influx OF Visitors Sunday-The
Coming Of the Circus-Personals.

A Great Influx Of Visitors Sunday-The
Coming of the Circus-Personals.
ANACONDA, June 24.-[Correspondence OF
the Miner.l-Sunday was q festive day
with Anacondians, and not fewer than one
thousand people came down from Butte.
Such an importing OF humanity has not in
vaded our town for some time. FlseS
waved in the air and music foated in the
breeze, while the procession, which was Ger
tainIy a fine one, marched through our
streets, after which the multitude proceeded
to the picnic grounds, west Of town, where
they INDUCED in q merry good time until
9 o'clock.
The ever popular dining Of Mrs. &.
P. Mcdaniel Of Main street presented a
lively appearance during the entire day, as
the excellent reputation Of her tables has
reached far and wide.
Tomorrow promises to be a gala day.
Circus day will never become stale. We
may not altogether approve of the circus,
but we all 60, at any rate. There may be
some inhabitants who frown at the circus,
but we all look forward to it with Just as
much enthusiasm, nevertheless.
The tennis court, situated on South
Main street, is now in order and the mem.
bers have commenced active and vigorous
work. Even this warm weather does not
detract from the genuine pleasure in the
least. One of Auaconda's lovely bellies, who
resides in the vicinity OF Third and Cherry
streets is bewitching in q tennis costume of
red and cream color with the n~attiest OF
caps and is an expert player also. The
tennis club promises to flourish.
All are looking forward with a great deal
Of pleasure to the opening ball at 1.-THE
Montana" and many elegant costumes are
being prepared.
Mrs. Julia Dickinson, sister of Mrs. Shell
by Tuttle OF Butte, and of Mrs. VIM. Read,
Of Anaconda, was married at Salt Lake on
the 18th inst, to w. Il. Harrison. The
newly welded couple were both popular in
Anaconda society and have many friends
who extend hearty congratulations.
Rev. T. j. Lamont returned from New
York, where he had been attending general
assembly, last Thursday. and occupied
the pulpit at the Presbyterian church Sun
day evening.
Otto Stallman after "doing" Europe for
several months returned to Anaconda,
Saturday evening.
Miss Camelia Su~prenant, who has been
attending st. Mary's academy at Salt
Lake for the past year, returned to her
home, Saturday, bringing with her Iaurels
won at that place. Anaconda society
welcomes her home.
Miss Blanche Lamont of Anaconda re-
turned a week ago from Salem, Oregon,
crowned with honors. She has been at
tending the Willamette university. She
possesses rare talent as an e%Iocutionist
and carried away the prize in that class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Stone OF Fargo,
OAK. were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Durston, last Thursday.
Mr.. Jesse D.. Searles, well-known in Ana.
conda, is now local editor Of the River
Press" at Fort Benton.
The /. O. o. F. lodge OF this city has
received q dispensation from the Grand
Lodge to march in full uniform in the
parade on the Fourth OF July.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Searles OF Fort Benton
and Mrs. A. L. Beach Of Helena. arrived in
Anaconda yesterday, and will be guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam M. Johnston until to.
Miss Katie Canovan, who has been visit
ing in Fort Benton for the past six weeks,
home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Smith Of Pocatello,
were guests Of Mrs. j. e. Peckover last
Friday and Saturday.
Miss Mamie Searles, who has been visit.
ing in Anaconda for the post month, will
leave for Missoula tomorrow.