The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-15
In The Swim
ONE THING AND ANOTHER WHICH THE SOCIAL WORLD
LIKES TO TALK ABOUT.

Lodge where he attended the
msnt and meeting Of the board of trustees
of the College OF Montana.
Miss Caldwell and Mrs. Frank Kern re-
turned from Deer Lodge yesterday accom-
panied 10y Miss Ida Freeman who has
been attending college there.
John II. Higgins and DIR. Mills spent "A
few days of the past week up h Lo La
hunting bears. They brought back three
cubs which will be kept as pets.
Judge John NJ. Evans went Ia Deer
Lodge yesterday for a short visit To his
mother and his brother and sister, who
have just returned from school in the
east.
T.. A. Winstanley returned from Cali
fornia Sunday evening. He left his father
better than on his arrival, but with small
hopes of cver recovering his health, as
old age and a complication OF diseases
weigh heavily upon him.
Attorney II. l.. Clinton, Of the firm of
Clinton 4 Proctor, of Demersville, is here
on professional business and is ais re-
newing old acquaintance. He is we'll
known ia Missoula. where he was for
merly in the employ of the NJ. NJ. COM
pany.
Last night "a party of about forty of the
younger society people of II city sur
prised Hon. and Mrs. 4. G. Marshall and
spent a delightful evening dancing, sing
ing and partaking OF refreshments.
Friday had given way to Saturday before
the happy assembly broke up.
The only theatrical troupe that has WIS.,
tied the city during the past week was the
'Soap Bubble" company, which appeared
at the Bennett opera house Monday even
ing. The audience was kept In a roar
almost from beginning To end n showed
their appreciation by generous applause.
Rev. Charles Barrett. of Ogden, Utah,
who assisted i'm the dedication of Emanuel
Baptist church last Sunday, remained in
the city until "Wednesday when he ac-
companied Rev. j. l.. Benedict to Helena
to attend the convention of the Montana
Baptist association. They were joined
by DIR. Wagner on Thursday.
The trip which n party Of Missoula gen.
tlemen made to Bonner "Wednesday af-
ternoon was q most enjoyable affair. The
beautiful scenery, the wonderful mill,
Captain Jacks entertainment in the
eveItng. the congenial companions AID
the elegant dinner, u particularly the
kindness Of Mr.. Hammond all combined
TO make the excursion n long to he re-
membercd.
The strawberry and ice cream festival
given 10y the ladies Of the Presbyterian
church in DIR. Lombard's new building
last night proved a most enjoyable affair.
During the entire evening the room was
as full as comfort permitted Of happy
people eating ice cream and cake and
Strawberries, drinking lemonade. all talk
ing nj One and having a good time gem
orally. The little girls who sole flowers
added much To the beauty of.the company
not only 10y their presence but by induc-
ing everybody to buy a pretty bouquet.
Capt. Jack Crawford. the poet scout
who for several days past has been maxi
ing acquaintance and friends i'm Mis-
soula, went to Helena yesterday and pro-
poses To enjoy the baths of the Broad
water while there. His business is To de-
tect people who sell liquor 10 Indians,
and in accomplishing his work he is
called To various points on the frontier
and to the reservations IN the eastern
states. lie likes Missoula Very much, but
the Flathcad country better. The many
friends he has made here will be glad to
greet him when he returns, which he will
probably do in September. One gentle
man here is already planning a hunting
and fishing excursion for that time. in
which the old scout will take mari.