The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-27
aid. John Robertson, ]. G. Barron. D. Nc

aid, John Robertson, J. 6. Barron, d. Nc
henze.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. V. Rubottom enter
tanned n party Friday evening at cards
and other forms of amusement.
The Young Folks Dancing club met in
Elks' hall Friday evening at one of the
regular dances given by that well-known
social organization.
L. &. Howard came over from Bozeman
Monday.
John Peterson. one of tho prosperous
citizens of Wolf Creek, was in the city
Monday.
NJ. NJ Lyter and II. 5. Green. two WE'LL
known attorneys of the Cataract city, re-
turned early in the week from tho East.
The former had a delightful visit with rel
atlves in Missouri, while the latter en-
joyed himself across tho Mississippi, Wis
iting old acquaintances in Illinois.
f. L. Gait, W. ID. Barclay and W. W.
Barr, officials OF tho Great Falls & Can
ada railway, were in the city early in tho
week looking after the interests OF that
road.
W. r. Hawk, superintendent of the
Rocky Mountain Telegraph company,
was in the city the middle of the week.
W. NJ. Blggs and L. {. Atwater were
among the Helena people in town during
the week.
George TiGhe was over from Anaconda
the fore part OF the week.
James Glass of Basin spent few days
in the city.
Walter ). Clark, the well-known Teton
county sheepman, passed through town
en- route TO the Cracker city.
j. G.. BLAIR. ono OF the attorneys of Cho-
in In f,p n Of
b. 4. Robertson, tn sun River mer-
chant, and a. j. Slough, the Stanfor mer-
chant, were here Wednesday.
James Greedy has returned from an ex-
tended Eastern visit. To the surprise of
many OF his friends he was not accom-
panied by Mrs. Greedy, as the knowing
ones had given it out that such W you'd be
the case.
Miss Helen Eggers, who has been visit
ing her brother, Rev. Mr.. Eggers, returned
TO Milwaukee Tuesday.
Mrs. Josephus Driver of Darlington,
Wis, who has been visiting her son, j. L.
Driver, the well known merchant, left tho
middle of the week for home. Her son
accompanied her as far as 81. Paul.
John Lindsay. one of the LAWYERS of
Butte, spent several days IN this city, re-
turning home Thursday.
Frank Jacoby, who for several weeks
had charge of the SlANDARp circulation
here. returned 10 i3attc SUNDAY. lie made
n host of friends during has compare
lively brief residence IN the Cataract city.
II. L. Lippman was among tho Butte
people here during the week.
5. II. Fletcher j. able 10 be about again
after severe illness.
Skating has become quite the rage
among old aud young. The ice rink has
been literally palronized every afternoon
aud evening during the week whenever
| the weather permitted.
| The Fort Benton Social club at it's de-
bate Wednesday night discussed pro and
con, Resolved, that Il would rebound TO
the benefit of humanity at large If Japan
were finally victorious in her present war
with China
Tho annual Gremcn's ball at Benton
| Thursday evening was quite a social
event in the history ot tGc cay n the head
of navigation.
Ed Hamilton. n stalvari member of the
| police force of this city and us family, re-
| turned Thursday from months visit
among relatives in Empor!a, Kan.
Colonel Hart. lately of Granite, who has
| many friends here, arrived in tho city
| Thursday from the Case lde mountains,
where he has been looking after some
mining properties.
II. McMordie is able to be out again
after an illnc IS of several weeks dura-
| ton.
Kenneth Ross of Mssoula came over
from the Garden city Thursday.
Robert NJ. NIshet OF Calgary, y. W. T.,
/ l.. IL. 4.
middle of the week and was shown around
by his old friend. Charlie Armstrong.
| }. L. Athey, manager of the Arlington
Mercantile company, sometimes known
as the mayor of Arlington, was in town
"a couple of days visiting his family.
Frank O'Neal, oX-sheriff of Choteau
county. was up from Benton tho latter
| part of the week.
Charley Russell, tho cowboy artist, has
gone to 81. Louis to visit his relatives. Ito
will be away about a month.
VI. Phillips aud Paul E.lon are enjoy
| ing vacation at the Boulder Hot
| Springs.
W. NJ. Atkinson and wife went to Butte
Thursday.
! Charles NJ. Palmer. of capital estimate
fame" was among the arrivals from Butte
! Thursday. Ito says Great Falls - one of
the liyeiest towns in the state, ranking
second TO Butte.
The ladies of the First Liberal church
held a Social "Wednesday evening at the
residence of {. II. Robinson on tho north
side where they were entertained by Mrs.
| Robinson and her daughter, Mrs. II. 4.
Pratt. II. O. Chowen entertained the
! gathering with some stercopticon views.
| Cards, music and refreshments in the
shape of an oyster supper added 10 the
pleasure of the evening. nice sum was
realized for the benefit of the church.
Miss Aanie Mccarthy of Neihart is in
| the city sitting friends.
Frank Hayes of NeiharJ has returned
from Centralia, Ills. where he visited
| relatives.
The ball given by the Miners union OF
Ncihart Friday evening was very enjoy
! able affair aud was we'll attended