The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-13

ing a splendid collation. was served. Those
invited were Messrs. and Mesdames ]. ID.
RED, .. ID. White, Gage. William Roberts
r. u Fierce, Ransom Cooper, Batemau
George w. Taylor, Wilt, Crosby. A. B.
Hunt, Mckay, Mcfarland, c. T. Beal
Kennedy, Schott, Meyer Harris. Pratt.
j. p. Lewis, Ney, Goodau, William White.
Rubottom. Frary, c. n. Dickinson, w. F.
Parker, Gregg, Burlingame, Lockhart.
4. w. King. Albrecht, Woodbury., Patter,
son, L. N. Young, Hathern, A. L. Luther.
Barker, Gilchrist, Price. Wallenstein,
Prior, Hamilton, NJ. S. Burns, Mrs. II. l..
Fisher.
Fred Bartlett, of the firm of Bartlett
BROS. of Butte, arrived in the city early in
the week. Mr.. Bartlett was pleased with
the city from the start and thinks strongly
OF putting in branch here of the Butt Q
establishment.
James Glass came over from Basin
Monday.
L. j. Terry of Anaconda was in the city
early in the week.
A. G. Lombard of Helena was here the
fore part of the week.
d. u. Bair, the well known Choteau at
torney, spent Monday in the city.
j. f. Martin, a we'll known citizen of
Buffalo, Wyo., arrived from the south
Tuesday for couple of days visit.
L. V. Simpson and DR.. Sandow we're
among the Neihart people in the Cataract
city during the week.
j. L. Parker came over from Butte Tues
day.
John x. Cashier. the father of Belt,
spent several days in the city.
c. p. Smith came down from Kalispel
Wednesday.
Gold I. Curtis, cashier of the First Ma
tional, went to Helena Wednesday.
w. NJ. Winslow, superintendent of the
Indian school at Fort Shaw, was in town
the middle of the week.
j. E. Bradley, formerly in the drug
business in this city. but at present tray
cling for a St. Louis drug house, lspcnt
several days here visiting friends and
looking after business.
w. j. Stephens of Missoula came over
from the Garden City Wednesday.
5. NJ. Emery, director of the agricul-
tural station, arrived in the city from
Bozeman Wednesday to attend the Far
mers' institute.
George Steele, ex-Indian agent at the
Blackfoot agency, returned from Helena
Thursday en- route home after a visit in
II. r. King, brother of Superintendent
King of the water company, left Wednes-
day for San Antonio, Texas, where he will
spend the balance of the winter.
o. S. Warden of the Tribune left Thurs
day for Monroe, N. H. When he returns
be will be accompanied by Mrs. Warden.
The happy event will take place on the
23d of the month.
w. r. Freeman of Flushing, Mich, who
has large property holding here, is in the
city on visit for the first time in four
years.
Thomas W. Murphy, the wev-known
Benton lawyer, has been in the city sew |
eral days. He intends to come here again |
TO practice law.
E. r. Clingan and wife came in from |
Belt Thursday.
T. f. Butler of the STANDARD was in |
the city several days of the week.
X. n. Sutherlin of the Rocky Mounta in |
of White Sulphur Springs |
arrived in the city Thursday to attend the |
Farmers institute.
L. G. Hathaway was among the well |
known Missoula people here during the
week.
John /. Case, assistant superintendent
Of the Boston & Montana smelter, leaves
Sunday for a months visit in Detroit,
Mich.
Matt Dunn was in Helena for a few
lays of the week.
Charles Desilets of Eau Claire, Wis,
Who has been visiting A. S. Fletcher, left
Thursday for California, where he will re-
tide in the future.
L. L. Bishop, formerly of this city and
Who is practicing law in Choteau, is said
o be a candidate for the judgeship in the
proposed 18th judicial district, which will
include Teton and Flathead counties.
Friday evening the relatives and friends
# Mrs. Esther Rhodes gathered at her
esidence, Eighth avenue south and
Fourth street, to celebrate that estimable
ady's 6Sth birthday. Many of the guests
rought presents for her. The evening
1as pleasantly passed at cards and dane
NC mingled with expressions of good will
or Mrs. Rhodes. Among those present
'ere Grant Rhodes, Charles Brewster, n.
Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. Leonard, Mr..
nd Mrs. Buck, Mr.. and f. L. Cronkite,
ir. and Mrs. E. L. White, Mr.. and Mrs.
!. ID. Meyers, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Ashton,
FIR. and Mrs. A. Sires. Mr.. and Mrs. Lux,
ir. and Mrs. Joe Steiner, Mrs. j. L. En-
ght, Mrs. Rummins, Misses Elliott,
Vegner, Messrs. Joe Taylor, James Car
sic, James Haggart, Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs.
ldgart.
HELENA SOCIETY.
HELENA, Jan. 12.-Socially the old year